Body of missing person recovered from Mohawk River
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
AMSTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The Amsterdam Police Department has confirmed that the body of a missing person, James H. Gardner, was recovered from the Mohawk River on Monday morning. Gardner's body was recovered near Lock 11 on the New York State Canal system. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The 71-year-old was reported missing on Friday morning. He was last seen on September 15 at 6:45 a.m. on Stewart Street in Amsterdam. Police say there are no signs of foul play observed in the investigation.Law enforcement agencies searched for Gardner over the last three days. Assisting agencies include the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, New York State Police, Emergency Management from Montgomery, Schoharie, and Fulton Counties, Schonowe Fire Company, the Rotterdam Junction Fire Department, bloodhound K-9 units from the Albany County Fire Coordinator, and search and rescue K-9 units from New York State Fire.Water main break in Troy
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The city of Troy announced they are responding to a substantial water main break in Lansingburgh near Seventh Avenue and 124th Street. There are currently road closures in the area between 119th Street and 125th Street. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Crews from the Department of Public Utilities are on the scene assessing the situation. Officials say the 30 inch cast iron water main was installed in 1916 and is one of the two major distribution lines flowing from the water treatment plant.Flooding has been reported in the area as a result of the break. The Lansingburgh School District stated that the situation led to alternate school bus routes being implemented as well as the cancelation of all after school activities. Body of missing person recovered from Mohawk River Residents may experience service interruptions such as loss of water or discolored water, and local detours will be made available fo...Former officer sentenced for shooting into a car
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
CLAYTON, Mo. -- A former Velda City police officer gave up his badge after pleading guilty to shooting at a suspect after a traffic stop. Matthew Schanz, 36, was sentenced to five years in prison. A plea deal will suspend that sentence if he gives up his Missouri Peace Officer certification and refrain from employment in law enforcement or corrections while on probation.“This police officer was not entitled to shoot this individual because he was fleeing a traffic stop. This individual surrendering his badge was a good outcome of this incident - which could have been fatal,” states St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell. Cash bail system no longer available in Illinois starting today Officers pulled a vehicle over in February 2020 for expired temporary tags at Octavia Avenue and West Florissant in Flordell Hills. They claimed to smell marijuana in the car and intended to search it without cause. When the driver sped off, one officer falsely reported an attempt to run hi...Crash with bus kills man on I-44 near Six Flags
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
EUREKA, Mo. -- A man died over the weekend after a collision with a school bus near Six Flags St. Louis. Daniel Duncan, 52, of Pacific, has been identified as the victim.The school bus drove into traffic on westbound I-44 at Six Flags Road Saturday at around 1 a.m. Duncan was driving the 2019 Chevrolet Express van that collided with the rear of the bus. First responders at the scene pronounced him dead.Broncos S Kareem Jackson will not be suspended for high hits, source says
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
Broncos veteran safety Kareem Jackson will not be suspended by the NFL for his second illegal high hit in as many weeks, a league source confirmed Monday to The Post.Jackson, 35, was penalized and ejected in the second quarter of Sunday’s game against Washington after he launched into a high hit on Washington tight end Logan Thomas on a fourth-down touchdown reception.The Broncos safety was also flagged for unnecessary roughness in Week 1 for a high hit on Las Vegas wide receiver Jakobi Meyers.Meyers and Thomas were each diagnosed with a concussion and Meyers did not play Week 2 for the Raiders. Jackson apologized for that hit after the Week 1 game and said, in part, ““Obviously we don’t play this game to hurt guys. It’s a tough sport we play. … Unfortunately stuff like that happens. Definitely sending my thoughts and prayers to him.”Related ArticlesDenver Broncos | Broncos signing edge Ronnie Perkins off New England’s practice sq...Kiszla vs. Gabriel: Should the Broncos move on from Russell Wilson as their quarterback?
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Kiz: If “Russ and Sean, a Bromance” was a TV show, network execs would’ve canned it after two weeks of the fall season. So let me start by saying I was wrong about how a veteran NFL coach with a Super Bowl ring could coax 10 victories out of Wilson and earn the Broncos a playoff berth. What startled me almost as much as Denver blowing an 18-point lead to Washington was how critical Payton was of Wilson after the loss. Is their football bromance on the rocks?Gabriel: Yeah, the postgame news conference was surprising in part because of how the game started. Hard to imagine that would have been the tone after Wilson started 5-of-6 for 146 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the early going. But here we are. Payton’s comments are particularly noteworthy after he specifically went after Denver’s operation in and out of the huddle in July when he called Nathaniel Hackett’s 2022 “maybe the worst coaching job in the history of the NFL.” Well, it’s not solved yet. And Payton ...CSU Rams coach Jay Norvell says Henry Blackburn receiving death threats after hit on CU Buffs’ Travis Hunter
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
FORT COLLINS — Jay Norvell said Monday during his weekly news conference that he wished for the timely return of injured CU Buffs star Travis Hunter, who was hospitalized after a hit by CSU Rams safety Henry Blackburn.“I hope everybody’s healthy; I hope that Travis gets healthy and gets back out there,” Norvell said at Canvas Stadium in advance of 0-2 CSU’s visit to Middle Tennessee this weekend. “We certainly don’t want to see anybody get hurt.”Hunter was removed from the game and later taken to a hospital after taking a hit near the home sidelines at Folsom Field from Blackburn late in the first quarter. He reportedly has a lacerated liver. Norvell described it as a “bang-bang” play and said that Blackburn and a family of a player received death threats during (and since) Saturday night’s Rocky Mountain Showdown, which the Rams lost in double overtime, 43-35.BOULDER, CO – SEPTEMBER 16: Colorado Buffaloes corne...Broncos signing edge Ronnie Perkins off New England’s practice squad, source says
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
The Broncos are adding yet another former Oklahoma player to their roster.Denver is signing former Sooners defensive lineman Ronnie Perkins off of New England’s practice squad, a league source confirmed to The Denver Post.Perkins, originally a third-round pick in the 2021 draft, has not yet appeared in an NFL regular-season game.In Denver, he joins a team that has several fellow former OU players in outside linebacker Nik Bonitto, safety Delarrin Turner-Yell, rookie wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. and veteran offensive lineman Ben Powers.Perkins played on the same defense as Bonitto and Turner-Yell in Norman and also worked with now-Broncos pass-rush specialist Jamar Cain during his college days.The Broncos had a roster spot open after placing tight end Greg Dulcich on injured reserve Saturday.Denver must carry Perkins on its 53-man roster for a minimum of three weeks after signing him from another team’s practice squad.Perkins was drafted No. 96 overall in 2021, just before Denver to...Where to get the cheapest gas in Los Angeles County
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:04:02 GMT
Last week, gas prices in Southern California skyrocketed at its fastest pace of the year, inching closer to the $6 per gallon mark, according to the AAA.On average, some drivers in the Los Angeles area are paying $5.92 for gas. Gas prices surge to almost $6 per gallon in Los Angeles area For those looking for cheaper gas alternatives, here are 10 gas stations with the lowest prices in the Los Angeles area as of Monday morning, according to Gas Buddy.76 at 300 W. Carson St in Carson ($4.84)Mobil at 22240 N. Avalon Blvd in Carson ($4.85)G&M at 989 N Garey Ave in Pomona ($4.99)Costco at 340 Lakewood Center Mall in Lakewood ($5.09)Sam’s Club at 7480 Carson St. in Long Beach ($5.09)7-Eleven at 11807 Valley View Ave in Whitter ($5.09) American Oil at 6850 Long Beach Blvd at Long Beach ($5.09)Arco at 4506 Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood ($5.09)United Oil at 22235 S. Figueroa St in Carson ($5.09)Sam's Club at 1399 Artesia Blvd in Gardena (5.09) In California, the average price of ...Spectacular European Cities for Contemporary Art Lovers: Explore the Cutting-Edge Art Scenes
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Sponsored ContentIn the realm of contemporary art, Europe stands as a vibrant hub where creativity knows no bounds. For art enthusiasts seeking to immerse themselves in cutting-edge masterpieces and innovative exhibits, the continent boasts a plethora of cities that are a true feast for the senses. From avant-garde galleries to dynamic street art, these European cities offer an unparalleled opportunity to explore the forefront of artistic expression. If you’re planning your next art-centric adventure, look no further. This guide highlights some spectacular European cities that are a haven for contemporary art lovers. For more travel inspiration, you can also check out the top ten European city breaks and create your France itinerary for 6 days for an unforgettable journey.Berlin, Germany: Where Creativity Meets HistoryBerlin, a city that resonates with historical significance, has evolved into an artistic epicentre that seamlessly merges the past with the present. The research...Latest news
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