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Denver pedestrian struck and killed by driver on Colorado Boulevard

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

A Denver pedestrian was struck and killed by a driver on Colorado Boulevard on Sunday night, police said.Officers responded to the crash in the area of 40th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard around 10:30 p.m., according to a post from the Denver Police Department on X.#TRAFFIC: #DPD officers are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorist and a pedestrian in the area of 40th/Colorado. 1 person has been pronounced on scene. Expect delays in the area. Alternate routes advised. pic.twitter.com/qMMESho6Ed— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) September 25, 2023When officers arrived, they pronounced the pedestrian dead at the scene and temporarily closed the intersection for their investigation.Related ArticlesCrashes and Disasters | Hit-and-run kills Littleton pedestrian, police search for SUV driver Crashes and Disasters | 1 dead, 1 hospitalized in fatal Denver crash Sunday afternoon Crashes and Disasters | Pedestrian killed in Denver Sa...

Driver kills pedestrian in Littleton hit-and-run, police search for white Jeep Cherokee

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is asking for the public’s help as officers search for a white Jeep Grand Cherokee after the vehicle’s driver allegedly hit and killed a Littleton pedestrian early Sunday.Littleton officers responded to the crash just after 3:20 a.m. Sunday on Bowles Avenue, near the intersection of Santa Fe Drive.The driver of a white SUV was traveling eastbound on Bowles Avenue when they hit a Hispanic man in his 40s or 50s, according to a Sunday news release from the Littleton Police Department. The unidentified man died from his injuries.The Jeep left the scene westbound, the news release stated.Littleton police and the CBI believe the white SUV is a Jeep Grand Cherokee model from between 2016 and 2021, according to a Medina alert.There is damage to the front of the vehicle on the driver’s side, the alert stated.UPDATED MEDINA ALERT: On 9/24/23 at about 3:38 AM, a 2016 to white 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee hit a pedestrian on W. Bowles Avenue at...

Monday night’s $785M Powerball jackpot is 9th largest lottery prize. Odds of winning are miserable

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The ninth-largest lottery jackpot will be on the line Monday night when numbers are drawn for a $785 million Powerball prize.The payout has grown so large because it has been building for more than two months, since a player in California matched all six numbers on July 19 and won $1.08 billion. That’s 28 consecutive drawings without a big winner.That winless streak is due to the miserable odds of winning the Powerball jackpot, at 1 in 292.2 million. It’s those long, long odds that result in such large top prizes, as they cause the jackpot to roll over week after week.Although the game highlights the $785 million prize, that is for a winner who is paid through an annuity over 30 years. Winners almost always choose the cash payout option, which for Monday night’s drawing would be $367 million.The giant jackpot would also be subject to federal taxes, and some states also tax lottery winnings.Powerball is played in 45 states, as well as W...

Armenian propaganda claims of genocide in Karabakh are not credible

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

According to CNN & the NY Times, so far, 95% of all deaths in Karabakh were military. No country engaging militants in an urban area have a lower military-to-civilian-death ratio. Of course each civilian life is sacred, but if 10 accidental civilian deaths in Karabakh is considered a “genocide” then technically, there are 6 genocides taking place in Chicago over any given weekend. You can't just throw around “genocide” every time you're displeased with the outcome of a military operation.” That was written by senior White House correspondent Jake Turx. His real name is Abraham Jacob Terkeltaub, he is a brilliant Jewish journalist working for different outlets, including the conservative publication Newsmax, writes James Wilson.Why the emphasis on his heritage? Because a week ago, 120 European rabbis wrote a letter to the Israeli President asking him to exert his influence on the Armenian government to stop using the expressions related to the horrors of the Holocaust to describe...

Shirtless man in golf cart leads police on chase

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

A shirtless man wanted for robbery and grand theft auto led officers on a slow-speed pursuit with a dog in his lap from behind the wheel of a golf cart Sunday night in the San Fernando Valley, authorities confirmed to KTLA.  The pursuit, according to the Los Angeles Police Department, started just after 9 p.m. in the 18700 block of Ventura Boulevard and ended approximately 10 miles away near the intersection of Oxnard Street and Laurel Canyon Boulevard at around 9:44 p.m.  Video of the pursuit obtained by KTLA showed the shirtless suspect driving a golf cart marked with the word “security” on its side weaving through traffic, moving into lanes on the wrong side of the road as several marked patrol vehicles trailed him, all while holding a medium to large size dog on his lap.  The footage also showed people out in the street taking photographs of the suspect as he passed by.  A shirtless man with a dog in his lap, seen here, leading police in a pursuit behind the ...

Britta Raci Won’t Give Up

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

The Postal ServiceGive Up (Sub-Pop)Britta Raci Won’t Give Up: Indie pop artist Britta Raci told us about her love for a Postal Service gem.(Sub-Pop)Britta Raci: People are usually surprised to find out that my all time favorite album was released in 2003 by a group who no longer exists, and only ever put out one album.If I could only listen to one album for the rest of my life, it would be Give Up by The Postal Service due to the album’s lyrical brilliance paired with its sweet melodies.This album holds meaning to me because my dad and I listened to it frequently together, but it began to hold new meaning to me as I became older.With most of my own songs pertaining to heartbreak and unsuccessful relationships, I can easily say Give Up has some of the most poetic ways of talking about failed love. I don’t think a more beautiful line can be written about an ending relationship than “would someone please call a surgeon who can crack my ribs and repair this broken heart that you’r...

Staying Safe With Your CBD Sweets — Crucial Safety Tips For CBD Edibles

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

Although the US government signed off on hemp in 2018, not every federal agency is OK with CBD products. Interestingly, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) still doesn’t regulate the recreational CBD sector. The lack of FDA oversight has led to many controversies in the new CBD industry, especially regarding CBD edibles.Despite their widespread popularity, CBD-infused gummies are some of the most controversial hemp products from the FDA’s perspective. In fact, some cities and states have issued raids or bans on CBD edibles. Unlike dietary supplements, edible products typically need to meet higher standards for purity. Since the FDA hasn’t cleared CBD as a food additive, many territories are unwilling to allow CBD gummies in their backyard.These tighter restrictions may make it more challenging to obtain CBD gummies, but please remember the 2018 US Farm Bill legalized all hemp-derived goods with ≤ 0.3 percent delta-9 THC. So, technically, it’s still federally legal to buy CB...

The story of bird plumage is subtle and complex

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

One obvious reason why people enjoy the existence of birds so much is their bright and varied colors. Humans — and most mammals — seem boring in comparison. But why are birds the colors that they are? The competing evolutionary directives toward camouflage and mate attraction are two of the clearest forces, although the complete story of avian plumage patterns is considerably more subtle and complex.Brown creepers are among our greatest masters of camouflage. Photo by Mick ThompsonCamouflage first. Many of our local birds are not dressed in shockingly bright colors — for good reason. Bright reds, yellows and multi-colored patterns make a bird more visible to predators, especially when considered against the relatively subdued color palette of dry California. Many birds are dominated by browns and grays and streaky in-betweens: think of California towhees, titmice, wrens, sparrows and many more of our common birds.Some of the most colorful birds we do have — orioles and tanagers...

How pinball’s feminist uprising got its start in the Bay Area

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

When you’re talking bumpers, flippers and gobble holes, you might not immediately picture a woman releasing the plunger. At least you didn’t a decade ago when an Oakland player decided to make the competitive pinball world a more inclusive space. Today, this “league of their own” has transformed what once was a niche hobby into a wildly popular pursuit that welcomes everyone.Echa Schneider fell for pinball in 2013, playing at Oakland’s Radio Bar every day after work. But while she loved pinball, she didn’t love being one of the few — and sometimes only — women at competitive pinball events. She was sidelined, dismissed or told she was “good for a girl.” Even the vintage pinball machines that lined arcades, bars and competitive events portrayed women as cartoonishly sexualized.So Schneider launched a competitive women’s pinball league of her own, The Belles and Chimes.Echa Schneider, founder of Bay Area women’s pinball league Bell...

East Bay’s Save Mount Diablo asks readers for help in saving important water source

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:26:21 GMT

DEAR JOAN: For years now, you — and Gary Bogue before you — and the Bay Area News Group have helped Save Mount Diablo raise funds to protect important properties on Mount Diablo.Last November, Save Mount Diablo purchased the option to acquire the Krane Pond property, a 6.69-acre section of Mount Diablo’s “Missing Mile,” approximately a square mile of private, partly unprotected land on the slopes of Mount Diablo’s North Peak and just east of Clayton. The project cost is $500,000 and we’ve raised $304,288 so far. To permanently protect and steward Krane Pond, Save Mount Diablo needs to raise $195,712 by Christmas. We’re asking your readers and others to please make a gift for nature.We must exercise our option by Oct. 25 and commit funds, then we have 60 more days to complete the project, giving us the Dec. 25 deadline.The property’s most significant feature is the large pond that serves as its namesake. The Krane Pond property neighbors Mount Diablo State Park and ...