How heavy was hail that pelted metro Denver? CDOT had to deploy a snowplow
Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 20:07:13 GMT
The hail that pelted metro Denver on Thursday night was so heavy that state transportation officials had to deploy a snowplow to clear Interstate 225.“It is not common for us to plow hail,” Colorado Department of Transportation shift lead Tanya Bowen said Friday morning, confirming that a plow worked I-225 as the storm raged until 9:39 p.m.“It was very bad at certain points,” she said.Some of the big orange trucks in CDOT’s fleet have snowplows attached through the summer. They’ve been helping clear snow from mountain passes. Independence Pass between Twin Lakes and Aspen, where the summit elevation is 12,095 feet above sea level, now is clear with no travel restrictions, Bowen said, and among other high country routes only Kebler Pass west of Crested Butte, elevation 10,007 feet, remained closed due to snow.Related ArticlesColorado News | Colorado prepares for statewide e-bike rebate program to launch this summer Colorado News | Colorado launches ne...Opinion: Why Clinton wasn’t indicted and Trump was. The Comey test.
Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 20:07:13 GMT
Donald Trump has been indicted. Again. And this time, it appears richly deserved, even if one includes special considerations related to the unique recent history of public officials mishandling classified documents.Before we dive into the details of the case, it’s important to restate the general principles that should govern any prosecution decision. The first principle, as I’ve argued, is that no person is above the law. That’s, of course, easy to say in the abstract, but perhaps a better way to frame it is that Trump’s status as a former president means that he should be treated no better and — crucially — no worse than ordinary American citizens.“No better” means that Trump should face charges if, for example, I would face charges under similar facts. It really is that straightforward.“No worse” means don’t stretch the law to indict the man. That may have been the case in March, when the Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, indicted Trump on charges related to hush-m...LAPD bomb-sniffing K9 cop retires
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The Los Angeles Police Department is paying tribute to Max, a bomb-sniffing K9 officer, who has earned a well-deserved retirement.The Los Angeles Police Department is paying tribute Max, a bomb sniffing K9, who has earned a well-deserved retirement. June 8, 2023. (LAPD)“Serving tirelessly since October 2015, K9 Max bids farewell to his remarkable career as a bomb detection dog,” LAPD posted to social media Thursday, along with photos of Max through his years of service. “With immense gratitude, we celebrate his relentless commitment to keeping us safe.”The LAPD began participating in the National Explosives Detection Canine Team Program (NEDCTP) in 1997, the Department says on its website. The unit operates in partnership with the Transportation Security Administration and LAX Police to provide security at the Los Angeles International Airport.Max as a puppy. (LAPD)“The section also works with the LAPD Bomb Squad, providing an invaluable asset to the Los Angeles community in respond...Fight between two teens leaves both hospitalized; 1 to be booked for assault
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Two teens were hospitalized after getting into a physical altercation in Moreno Valley, and now one of them is facing criminal charges due to the incident. According to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, 19-year-old Geraldy Diaz of Moreno Valley was involved in a physical argument with a 17-year-old male from Perris in the 24000 block of John F. Kennedy Drive around 12:23 a.m. Friday morning. Deputies arrived at the scene to find the 17-year-old suffering from “multiple non-life-threatening puncture wounds," and he was transported to a nearby hospital. As deputies were tending to the victim, Diaz arrived at a local hospital with severe laceration injuries to his hand. LASD investigating after man killed in South L.A. shooting After gathering evidence and witness statements, authorities determined Diaz struck the teenage victim with “an unknown object” that caused puncture wounds to the victim and injured himself in the process. Both Diaz and the victim remain h...Construction worker crushed by concrete wall an ‘irreplaceable’ grandfather of 3
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A construction worker who died after being crushed by a concrete wall in Pacoima was described by his family as a loving husband, father and “irreplaceable” grandfather of three.Javier Calderon, 49, was killed in the accident Wednesday morning.The collapse was reported around 8:45 a.m. in the 10500 block of Glenoaks Boulevard. Javier Calderon is seen in an undated photo posted on June 7, 2023. Two people were initially trapped, and while one was able to get themselves out, the other remained trapped under cinder blocks, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.Multiple firefighters tried to get the worker free, but he was pronounced dead at the scene around 10:30 a.m.A GoFundMe page started by his family indicates Calderon was more than just a construction worker. He leaves behind two daughters, a wife and three grandchildren.Calderon had promised one of his granddaughters to roast marshmallows on Friday night at the beginning of their usual sleepover, but “he did not make it ba...Raging Waters celebrates its 40th Anniversary and welcomes a new ride
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Jacqueline Sarkissian was live at Raging Waters in San Dimas for the water park's 40th anniversary and she tried the brand new ride "Bombs Away," which has arrived just in time for summer. To join in on the fun you can visit RagingWaters.com and you can follow them on Instagram @RagingWatersLA.This segment aired on the KTLA 5 Morning News on June 9, 2023.Car-dependent California seeks to follow New York's lead and save public transit
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