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Commerce City homicide suspect turns himself in

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Police were searching for a suspect in a deadly Commerce City shooting on New Year's Day.According to the Commerce City Police Department, officers were called to a shooting in the area of 78th and Dahlia Street early Monday morning. The area is east of the Pelican Ponds Open Space.Police believe the suspect and the victim knew each other and the incident was not random. The victim was identified as a Hispanic male in his mid-20s. FOX31 Newsletters: Sign up to get breaking news sent to your inbox Police said they identified the suspect as Angel Lozano. Police were asking the public for help in locating him and said he might be having a mental health crisis and could be armed and dangerous.However, police said he turned himself in Monday evening.FOX31 spoke with a woman who works in the area where the shooting took place. She did not want to be identified."I drove by and there were like 12 police, two fire trucks an ambulance, and I just saw what I thought was ...

First Pooh, now Mickey. In public domain, early Mickey Mouse version will star in horror movies

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The earliest iteration of Mickey Mouse is on a rampage, barely two days in the public domain.Slashed free of Disney’s copyright as of Monday, the iconic character from “Steamboat Willie” is already the focus of two horror films. On Monday, just hours after the 1928 short entered the public domain, a trailer for “Mickey’s Mouse Trap” dropped on YouTube. Another yet-to-be-titled film was announced Tuesday.“Steamboat Willie” featured early versions of both Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Directed by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks, it was the third cartoon featuring the duo they made but the first to be released. In it, a more menacing Mickey, bearing more resemblance to rat than mouse, captains a boat and makes musical instruments out of other animals.It’s perhaps fitting, then, that the first projects announced are seemingly low-budget and campy slasher movies — and not unprecedented. Winnie the Pooh — sans red shirt — entered the public domain in 2022; scarce...

US national debt hits record $34 trillion as Congress gears up for funding fight

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government’s gross national debt has surpassed $34 trillion, a record high that foreshadows the coming political and economic challenges to improve America’s balance sheet in the coming years.The U.S. Treasury Department issued a report Tuesday logging U.S. finances, which have become a source of tension in a politically divided Washington that could possibly see parts of the government shutdown without an annual budget in place.Republican lawmakers and the White House agreed last June to temporarily lift the nation’s debt limit, staving off the risk of what would be a historic default. That agreement lasts until January 2025. Here are some answers to questions about the new record national debt.HOW DID THE NATIONAL DEBT HIT $34 TRILLION?The national debt eclipsed $34 trillion several years sooner than pre-pandemic projections. The Congressional Budget Office’s January 2020 projections had gross federal debt eclipsing $34 trillion in f...

Three people arrested after police chase comes to crashing end in Rowley

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

Three suspects were taken into custody Tuesday afternoon after a police pursuit came to a crashing end in Rowley, officials said. State police in a post on X said the chase started when a trooper spotted a series of motor vehicle violations on I-95. The trooper then followed the vehicle in question until the vehicle’s driver crashed at the Route 133 ramp off I-95 North, according to police.State police said three people fled the crash site on foot before being taken into custody.Tuesday’s chase and the subsequent search for suspects drew a large police response in the Rowley/Georgetown area. While the response continued, SKY7-HD flying over the scene spotted the vehicle that went off the road. The car could be seen wedged in the trees and law enforcement crews were spotted still on scene. Police didn’t immediately share any additional information about this incident.In Georgetown, though, close to the crash site, members of one local family whose home abuts a woo...

US national debt hits record $34 trillion 

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

WASHINGTON — The federal government’s gross national debt has surpassed $34 trillion, a record high that foreshadows the coming political and economic challenges to improve America’s balance sheet in the coming years.The U.S. Treasury Department issued a report Tuesday logging U.S. finances, which have become a source of tension in a politically divided Washington that could possibly see parts of the government shutdown without an annual budget in place.Republican lawmakers and the White House agreed last June to temporarily lift the nation’s debt limit, staving off the risk of what would be a historic default. That agreement lasts until January 2025.The national debt eclipsed $34 trillion several years sooner than pre-pandemic projections. The Congressional Budget Office’s January 2020 projections had gross federal debt eclipsing $34 trillion in fiscal year 2029.But the debt grew faster than expected because of a multi-year pandemic starting in 2020 that shu...

The Mississippi Gulf Coast beckons travelers in search of art, artifacts and history

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

By Caroline Eubanks | Chicago TribuneThe coastline of Mississippi is small but mighty, only 50 miles along U.S. Route 90.But for generations, its communities have attracted visitors from near and far, first gaining popularity following the Civil War as New Orleanians hopped the trains and steamboats heading east to avoid yellow fever epidemics.During this time, the six main towns along the route were given the name “Six Sisters of the Gulf Coast.” Today, the beach towns — especially Bay St. Louis, Ocean Springs and Biloxi — are favorites for travelers in search of sun, especially during the spring and summer months. The area has plentiful public beach access and, for those feeling lucky, casinos along the water, not to mention fresh local seafood hauled in every day. There’s also a rich history, with historic homes and museums focusing on the coastal ecosystem, like the Mississippi Aquarium and the Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum.But what travelers might not know is that this...

Massachusetts gas prices continue decline into the new year; national average down after rare increase

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

Near record levels of holiday traffic didn’t stop gas prices from declining as the calendar turned to 2024 and millions of Americans hit the roads between Christmas and New Year’s Day.Massachusetts gas prices continue to fall in the latest survey, with the average price down 3 cents a gallon from last week – the second consecutive week with the same decline. After the first increase since September, the national average also fell.Drivers looking to fill up can expect to pay an average price of $3.20 gallon now, 17 cents lower than a month ago and 15 cents lower than a year ago, according to AAA Northeast.Despite the continued decline, the Bay State’s average gas price is 10 cents higher than the national average of $3.10, a two-cent drop from last week’s $3.12, AAA Northeast figures show.The trend is holding tight amid ongoing tensions in the vital Red Sea shipping corridor caused by militants attacking cargo ships, which has created upward pressure on oil prices. Crude oil prices s...

One dead following early morning fire in Cambridge apartment building

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

One person was found dead in the wake of a deadly three-alarm fire that ripped through a Cambridge apartment building early Tuesday morning, the Cambridge Police Department reported.The fire was first called in at the Chester Street apartment building at about 4:40 a.m., the department said in a release. Multiple witnesses at the site reported a loud explosion quickly followed by a heavy volume of fire, according to a city spokesperson.Responding units initially found a sizable blaze at the four-story building, the department said, which rose to three alarms.Many residents were reportedly alerted by their smoke alarms and escaped quickly, and one was rescued one occupant trapped through a third-floor window using an aerial ladder, Cambridge Police said.The fire was brought under control by 5:15 a.m., the department said. Firefighters contained the blaze to the second-floor apartment at the front left of the building, before entering to “conduct an aggressive interior attack.&#...

12 things that you can buy on sale in January

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

Are you all tapped out after the holidays? Well, join the club. Our wallets are empty too.Still, there are a few things that you should contemplate buying in January, because they’ll be on sale. Really on sale, not like the phony Black Friday deals that were marked up and then discounted. Here are some things that you might still want to buy:1 Gym memberships: If you’ve been thinking about joining a gym for your health, there’s never a better time than right after the new year, when fitness centers offer great deals, to take advantage of all those resolutions out there. Not to worry, most people will sign up and never go again. But if you’re determined to get healthy, this is the time to buy in. At this writing, Gold’s Gym had already started its 2024 promotion with a half-price offer of $17.48 month and no enrollment fee. Note that sometimes you can negotiate with the sales people and get an even cheaper deal, so give it a try. Plus, nearly all gyms offer free passes, so you can tr...

Chicago Bulls guard Jevon Carter pays $965K for West Loop condo and then sells Wisconsin home

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 03:33:21 GMT

Chicago Bulls guard Jevon Carter in July paid $965,000 for a three-bedroom, 2,535-square-foot condominium in a West Loop high-rise, and in late November, he sold his four-bedroom, 3,052-square-foot house in Fox Point, Wis. for $770,000.A Proviso East alumnus, Carter, 28, signed with the Bulls in July after a little more than a year with the Milwaukee Bucks.In the West Loop, Carter’s new condo has 2-1/2 bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, a dining room, a living room with a balcony, hardwood floors, a custom built-in entertainment center and a kitchen with an island, stainless steel appliances and a wine refrigerator. Other features include wraparound city views and a primary bedroom suite with a large walk-in closet and a balcony.Carter’s new condo had been listed in May for $989,995. Its price was reduced to $975,000 in June and then to just below $950,000 in July.Paul Gorney of eXp Realty, who represented Carter in his purchase, could not be reached for comment.The un...