Austin airport now secure after 'suspicious package' incident reported
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is now secure after a "suspicious package incident" was reported earlier on Monday, officials said.Law enforcement was previously investigating after a "suspicious item" was reported at the airport, officials posted on social media just after 4:30 p.m.Airport officials said "expect for it to take several minutes for vehicle traffic to resume back to normal."As promised, Gov. Greg Abbott endorses Republicans who supported school vouchers and excludes incumbent opponents
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
AUSTIN (Nexstar) -- As promised, Gov. Greg Abbott is officially endorsing every House Republican who supported his school voucher-like proposal after a group within the GOP banded together with Democrats to kill the governor's legislative priority. The governor's campaign announced Monday that Abbott will be supporting 58 "strong conservatives in the Texas House" in their bids for reelection in the 2024 primaries. "Each of these House Republicans are proven fighters, and I am proud to endorse every one of these strong conservatives who are seeking reelection," Abbott said in a statement. "I encourage Texans to join me in supporting them for re-election so we can pass school choice for all Texas families and continue to build a safer, brighter, and more prosperous Texas of tomorrow."The governor also gave a nod to five state representatives who are not running for reelection, but Abbott said were also essential in passing conservative priorities: Reps. Charles Anderson of Waco, Craig...Texas mom gave birth alone in car, now struggling to get daughter's birth certificate
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
GEORGETOWN, Texas (KXAN)—Michelle Serrano Gomez canceled her last client for the day at her hair salon, as she said she dealt with intense pain and bleeding. "I was scared, I was like, 'Oh my gosh, I'm going to die," Serrano Gomez said. "I just prayed, 'Oh Lord, help me.'"Serrano Gomez, a working mom of six, was nearing the end of her pregnancy in late October. At age 42, she was set to have a C-Section. She said she's never given birth any other way. On the Monday before a traumatic life-changing event, Serrano Gomez said she went to her doctor, thinking her baby was coming. She said she was told she was having Braxton Hicks contractions, and she wasn't really in labor. Two days later, she would find herself alone in her car, delivering her baby herself. "The 911 operator on the phone said just just go ahead and push, don't keep her in, and I pushed," Serrano Gomez said. "I could feel me tearing and I felt her head come out...I quickly just grabbed her. She was still in her sack. I...Dane Mizutani: Vikings need to hand the keys to young running back Ty Chandler
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
The duality of football is funny. The sport itself is wildly complex, with so many moving parts on every single play, yet the simplest answer is often the best option.That goes for this version of the Vikings and their underwhelming rushing attack.Frankly, no matter how many hours head coach Kevin O’Connell spends at TCO Performance Center in the coming weeks trying to scheme up the perfect game plan, there won’t be marked improvement until the Vikings stop making this thing way harder than it needs to be. There’s no sense in searching from complex solutions. Not when there’s a simple fix staring everybody in the face.It’s time to hand the keys to young running back Ty Chandler.He’s undoubtedly the best option for the Vikings in the backfield at the moment. That was on display Sunday night as Chandler looked explosive for the Vikings in a frustrating loss to the Broncos. He finished with 10 carries for 73 yards, bringing more juice to the whole op...National Grid employees drop off meal donations
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Ten local families will have Thanksgiving meals this year thanks to the generosity of some National Grid employees. Food baskets killed with turkey and other traditional Thanksgiving dishes were delivered to the Hope Seven Community Center in Troy on Monday. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The National Grid employees covered the cost of the food. They provided five meals last year, and with the help of a local donor, they were able to double their donations this year."For Thanksgiving time and the holidays to remember people who aren't as fortunate," Jennine Sakkestad with National Grid said. "It's our pleasure to be able to give back to the community in which we work."National Grid employees will also collect gifts for children during the holiday season.Suspect waited outside El Paso County courthouse to shoot victim, witnesses told police
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
The suspect in last week’s fatal shooting near the El Paso County courthouse in downtown Colorado Springs had been waiting outside for 20 minutes before he approached his victim and fired at least six times into his chest and head, according to witness accounts in an arrest affidavit.A witness reported they heard the suspect say “I told you I was going to get you” before shooting William Winters again, according to the affidavit.Winters, 28, was carrying a baby in a car seat when he was shot Thursday, Colorado Springs police said in the affidavit. Winters died at the scene, and the baby sustained some redness and bruising from being dropped, according to the affidavit.The suspect, Shaquille Brown, 29, is charged with first-degree murder in the killing.Police responded to the courthouse at 270 S. Tejon St. just after 10 a.m. Thursday to reports of a shooting and arrested Brown.Brown told detectives Winters assaulted him at a downtown Colorado Springs bar, Blondies, in April, an...Armed man was chasing people in Denver’s Commons Park before police shooting
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
A man shot and killed by Denver police on Monday afternoon was allegedly chasing people through Commons Park with a gun before he was confronted by officers and opened fire on them.Denver Police Department officers responded to reports of a man armed with a long gun in Commons Park who was chasing people around and yelling at them at approximately 3:40 p.m., Chief Ron Thomas said at a news conference Monday evening. The park is near the intersection of 16th and Platte streets.Officers commanded the man to drop the rifle, but he began firing at officers, who returned fire, Thomas said. No officers were injured, though a bullet struck a police vehicle that an officer was using for cover.“Unfortunately instead of disarming, he chose to shoot at the officers, which prompted our officers to protect themselves and protect the rest of the community by returning fire,” Thomas said.Police called for an ambulance, and the man was declared dead at the scene, Thomas said. The man...Video of CHP officer shooting man 'deeply disturbing,' lawmakers say
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
A group of lawmakers is demanding “transparency” after video surfaced showing a California Highway Patrol officer fatally shooting a man during a struggle on the 105 Freeway in the Watts area on Sunday.The incident unfolded at about 3:15 p.m. in westbound lanes near Long Beach Boulevard.A video posted to social media shows the CHP officer and the suspect wrestling on the asphalt for a few moments before the officer pulls out his service weapon and fires several shots at point-blank range.The man, who CHP said was walking on the freeway, died from his wounds. His name was not immediately released.“The video is shocking and this shooting must be fully investigated expeditiously,” said Los Angeles Councilmember Tim McOsker in a joint statement with other representatives from the Watts area. “My prayers go out to the whole community who have been impacted by this and I join my fellow elected officials and civic leaders in asking for peace at this time.”Video posted to social media shows...Holiday at the Park event returns to Six Flags Magic Mountain
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
Holiday celebrations are returning to Six Flags Magic Mountain beginning on Nov. 23. The ninth annual Holiday at the Park event will feature themed entertainment and experiences, including Polar Bear Pass, Jingle Bell Way Dancing Light Show and HollyRock! Universal Studios Hollywood seasonal events return for holiday season The event will feature new and returning holiday entertainment and experience offerings, such as:Seasonal treats at Holiday VillageFestive country tunes at Peppermint Path Country Holiday partyColorful light displays at the Gleampunk District, Holiday Square and Arctic AlleyThe ninth annual Holiday at the Park event will feature themed entertainment and experiences, including Polar Bear Pass, Jingle Bell Way Dancing Light Show and HollyRock! (Six Flags Magic Mountain) Park visitors can also meet Santa, Mrs. Claus and elves in the North Pole-themed section of the amusement park. Six Flags, Knott’s Berry Farm owner will merge to create amusement park giant “We...Single Review: Red Leather shares the single ‘BURN IN HELL’ from his acclaimed debut album RENO
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:57:13 GMT
Concealing his identity behind a red tasselled Stetson hat, alternative-rock artist Red Leather is one of those mysterious yet brilliant artists whose anonymity only heightens his appeal. His new single ‘BURN IN HELL’ shows why he deserves your attention.Red Leather has shared his new single, ‘BURN IN HELL,’ taken from his debut album, RENO.The artist wears a red tasselled Stetson over his head to hide his identity from the public. Despite this, Red Leather’s music, visual aesthetic, and the rumors about his escapades have meant that he has already become a runaway star.All that is currently known about Red Leather comes from what he has revealed in interviews and social media. We know Red`s from Reno, where he fell in love with music from a young age. That love led him to find solace in playing the guitar and trying to write songs of his while also being inspired by the anthemic, era-defining ballads of artists like Bruce Springsteen and the Eagles. Despite being focused on a music...Latest news
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