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Horse rescued from swamp in Dutchess County

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

MILLBROOK, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A horse and its handler were rescued after being stuck in a swamp in Dutchess County early Wednesday morning. Multiple crews responded to help the human and horse, with the human stuck waist-deep in mud. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Around 7:28 Wednesday morning, the Millbrook Fire Department was called for a person and horse stuck in a swamp. The human was freed from the mud at 8:02 a.m. as crews began extricating the horse. A tow truck from Matt's Auto Body was called in with the Patterson Fire Department's Equine Rescue Team called in and placed on standby. The equine team was called in around 8:22 a.m. with additional manpower to free the horse. Queensbury eatery to be on ‘America’s Best Restaurants’ Ten minutes later, the horse was successfully extricated from the swamp. According to the Millbrook Fire Department, both the horse and the person were uninjured.

Officer-involved shooting in north St. Louis

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

ST. LOUIS - FOX 2's Bommarito Automotive Group SkyFOX helicopter flew over an officer-involved shooting in north St. Louis.That was around 2:00 p.m. Wednesday on Linton Avenue Near Penrose Street in the Fairgrounds neighborhood. The police have not said what led to the shooting. Task force formed to help sidewalk squatters The man who was shot was conscious and breathing when police took him to a nearby hospital. No officers were injured.

Driver injured in Alton, Illinois rollover crash

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

ALTON, Ill. -  A driver was injured in a single-car rollover crash Thursday morning in Alton.The crash happened on East Broadway at Allen Street. The car knocked over a streetlight and caught fire. Cannabis recall in Missouri: Dispensaries pulling 60K products The driver managed to get out of the car

Police investigating bump-and-robbery carjacking in Webster Groves

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A reported bump-and-robbery carjacking took place in Webster Groves.On South Elm Avenue in Webster Groves, a car hit a driver from behind, according to the police. Three people wearing masks pulled a gun on the driver and stole his black Dodge caravan. Task force formed to help sidewalk squatters They left the vehicle they used in the accident. It had been stolen from St. Louis City.FOX 2 will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

Opinion: If the Earth burning isn’t enough, what will spark climate protests?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

What does it take to launch a successful social movement – one that brings pressure on world leaders to bring about actual policy changes?Of course, there needs to be a sense of profound injustice, something that makes a segment of the population break out of their day-to-day focus on meeting immediate needs – food, shelter, earning a living, caring for loved ones –  and take to the streets and demand change.There must also be a sense of urgency, the perception that action is needed soon, if not immediately. Either the consequences of inaction will quickly become intolerable or frustration over long enduring social injustice builds to the boiling point.Examples of social movements that have brought about meaningful political, economic, and societal changes include the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960’s, the women’s suffrage movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the anti-war movement in reaction to American intervention in Vietnam, and the outpouring of grief, anger, a...

Chef Thach Tran leaves Ace East Serve to devote himself to health food

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

The avocado toast at the Energy Bar Cafe in downtown Denver. (Provided by Energy Bar Cafe)Chef Thach Tran has shifted to the healthier side of cooking.After six years working for the Secret Sauce restaurant group in Denver, Tran has left his job as executive chef of Ace Eat Serve to fully take over his own spot, the Energy Bar Cafe in the Colorado Athletic Club-Tabor Center downtown.“The cafe fell into our laps,” said Tran, explaining how the manager of the gym contacted him last year after he signed up for a membership. “He knew I worked at Ace and asked if I knew anyone who could operate the coffee space.”Thach Tran, left, and his husband, Dustin Tran. (Provided by Energy Bar Cafe)Suddenly, Tran started thinking about what it would mean to run his own spot, something very different from the Peking duck, bao buns and signature sauced wings he became well-known for at Ace. He went home and started working out plans with his husband, Dustin Tran. He found out ...

Tropical Storm Hilary expected to become major hurricane Thursday

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

Tropical Storm Hilary is rapidly intensifying in the Pacific and is expected to reach major hurricane status in the next 24 hours, according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm continues to be on a track to reach Southern California as a tropical storm, or possibly even a hurricane, later this weekend.A tropical storm watch has been issued for the southern portion of Baja California Sur Thursday, the Hurricane Center stated in its forecast.Hilary is forecast to reach Category 3 status at some point Saturday before likely arriving in Southern California as a tropical storm late Sunday or Monday.There is also a chance Hilary could reach the Southland as an extremely rare Category 1 hurricane. A Category 1 is believed to have hit San Diego in 1858. Hilary is forecast to drop from 3 to 6 inches of rain on the Southland with some areas reaching 8 inches, according to the Hurricane Center. Damaging winds and areas of flash flooding are also possible...

Stanford football: New coach, new offense, transfers provide ‘blank slate’ for O-line hopefuls

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

STANFORD – It would be difficult enough for the Stanford offensive line to replace five players with a combined 142 career starts who all transferred after last season. The Cardinal also have to do it while learning a completely different offensive system.The group of inexperienced underclassmen has spent the offseason getting used to playing with each other as well as adjusting to new coach Troy Taylor’s hurry-up, no-huddle offense, a drastic change from the pro-style offense that Stanford used to run.“It’s definitely been challenging with the fast pace,” said Lucas Heyer, who came to Stanford in 2022 as the top-ranked recruit in Minnesota. “Just to read defenses and get the calls, it’s tough to think that quickly when you’re a little fatigued as well. Pro style, you’re huddling up and catching your breath between plays.“This is completely different. As a unit, we really had to buy in this offseason in getting to a different level of shape and I think we did that.”Heyer and f...

What 49ers cornerback Ambry Thomas learned from a lost season in 2022

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

SANTA CLARA — One of the longest held beliefs among NFL coaches is that the biggest leap in a player’s development comes between Year 1 and Year 2.How, then, to explain Ambry Thomas, who started slowly as a rookie cornerback before inserting himself into the picture of a playoff team and then played so infrequently in 2022 the 49ers could have been forgiven for filing a missing persons report.Thomas was praised Tuesday by new defensive coordinator Steve Wilks for doing a “tremendous job” in a 34-7 loss to the Raiders in the preseason opener, just as Kyle Shanahan did on Monday, calling Thomas “a different player.”Taken in the third round, No. 102 overall out of Michigan, the 49ers were intrigued with Thomas’ length and coverage ability at 6-foot, 190 pounds. But after a 2022 season during which seldom was heard an encouraging word, there were no guarantees Thomas would even make the roster this season unless he made people sit up and take no...

Big San Jose affordable housing development edges closer to reality

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 13:00:30 GMT

SAN JOSE — A big affordable housing development in San Jose has edged closer to reality with an environmental approval that clears the way for the city to land federal funds for the project.The project, which would contain nearly 100 apartments, would replace fire-scarred homes and a former restaurant that’s now closed.The development of 99 affordable homes is being proposed for 797 South Almaden Avenue near downtown San Jose.Berkeley-based Resources for Community Development bought the development site in 2021, paying just under $3.6 million for the five parcels where the homes would be built.On August 9, San Jose officials revealed that the city has determined that the project poses no significant impact on the “human environment” and that a full-fledged environmental impact report isn’t needed as part of the approval process.As a result, the city says it’s applying to the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department for a release of funds to h...