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Video viral: rata arrastra una dona y la comparte con “amiga” en metro de Nueva York

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

Nueva York tiene una nueva celebridad.Una rata se ha vuelto viral al haber sido captada arrastrando una dona en una de las estaciones del metro de la ciudad de Nueva York. En un video publicado el 25 de octubre por @smallredcar, Carly Hittner, se ve a la rata arrastrando la dona para luego dar escenario a un giro inesperado: se acerca una segunda rata y ambas comparten el dulce.“La rata donut trata a su mujer mejor que la mitad de ustedes, las ratas de esta ciudad”, fue el mensaje de Hittner al compartir el video.El video tiene más de 2.7 millones de videos y para muchos, recuerda al video viral de 2015 de una rata cargando una gran porción de pizza.En entrevista con TODAY.com, Hittner dijo que tomó el video el domingo 22 de octubre, cuando ella y su novio se dirigían a casa después de una cena nocturna.“Vemos a esta rata tratando de cargar algo que es más grande que todo su cuerpo y piensas: ‘¡Dios mío, es como una rata con la pizza!’”, agregó. &...

Denver weather: Coldest air of the season to start the workweek

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Denver's weather will stay dry but cold for the start of the workweek. Monday morning will bring the coldest lows of the season so far. Weather tonight: Clearing, Cold Sunday night, clouds will continue to clear. The clearing sky plus snow on the ground makes for the perfect setup for rapidly falling temperatures. Lows will fall down to single digits by Monday morning. Colorado snow totals for Oct. 28-29 Weather tomorrow: Cold startMonday will start with some of the coldest temperatures Denver has seen since late February. This will be followed by sunshine and a southerly breeze that will help highs to climb to the lower 40s. While this is about a 15-degree jump from Sunday's temperatures, it is still nearly 20 degrees colder than normal for this time of year. Hundreds more flights delayed, canceled out of DIA Sunday Looking ahead: Tuesday, a clear sky will bring another cold start. But, sunshine will help keep a slight warming trend going with a high reaching ...

How to choose the best tire for severe winter weather

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- With more cold temperatures on the way and snow along the Front Range, many are packing auto shops looking for the right tires. Experts told FOX31 that the kind of cold-weather tire you should purchase depends on how often and where you drive. Why you shouldn’t wait to fill up your tires Pep Boys tire expert Zachary Alexander said that any driver choosing a severe weather tire should first consider size, speed rating, load index and tread type. Lifestyle, driving location and time spent traveling should also be considered.“If you’re going up in the mountains constantly, definitely get that snow tire because the snow buildup in the mountains gets pretty heavy,” Alexander told FOX31.If mountain travel during severe weather is not part of your lifestyle, all-season tires can provide convenience and value. To prioritize safety, carefully monitor road conditions and avoid driving in weather that may be too severe for the type of tires you have.“They are great for light...

3 stopped by PIT maneuver near I-595 in Davie charged with grand theft, linked to string of robberies

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

Authorities said three men were driven to steal before a high-speed pursuit that led Florida Highway Patrol troopers to use the PIT maneuver.7News cameras on Sunday night captured one of the suspects, Dajon Reed as he bonded out of jail in Fort Lauderdale.Hours earlier, he went before a judge where he faced a list of charges, including grand theft with property damage.Reed is part of a trio who were caught and cuffed by FHP troopers.A second suspect, Caleb Reed, also appeared in court Sunday, but he received no bond.“Two violations of probation, which are no bond hold,” said the judge.The third suspect, Horace Ellis, is being held on a total bond of $17,000.Authorities said the trio took them on a high-speed chase what would end near Interstate 595, where troopers used the PIT maneuver to stop the black Mercedes-Benz sedan they were riding in.Investigators said it all started in Collier County, where the suspects fled east on I-75 on a stolen Range Rover, then hopped int...

DeSantis addresses rise in antisemitic incidents in Florida during meeting with Jewish community in Davie

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis addressed antisemitism in the Sunshine State during a local stop, just hours after some members of the Jewish community were hit by hate.The governor spoke before hundreds of people Sunday morning at the Teach Florida Annual Legislative Breakfast in Davie.“These last few weeks have been a very difficult time — for the world, of course for Israel, but for many people in the United States and very, very many people here in the state of Florida,” he said.DeSantis discussed the rise of antisemitic incidents in South Florida during his speech.“We immediately acted to activate Florida Highway Patrol Quick Response Force,” he said. “We mobilized those resources to provide security to our Jewish institutions: our day schools, our synagogues.”Less than 24 hours before DeSantis’ appearance, a group of children yelled slurs outside Kol Tikvah synagogue in Parkland as they rode by on bicycles.Leaders of the synagogue addr...

Zach LaVine frustrated with shaky Chicago Bulls offense after career night: ‘We’re trying to figure out something that isn’t working’

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

The best scoring night of Zach LaVine’s career was an exercise in futility.LaVine was at his peak Saturday night in Detroit. He cut to the rim with defiance and slung shots from behind the arc with zero hesitation. This version of LaVine is undeniable and irresistible — “unstoppable” as DeMar DeRozan described it. But none of that mattered.Despite LaVine’s 51 points, the Bulls still lost by double digits, driving home the same truth that has defined the team for the prior two seasons — the stars can’t do it all for this team.The current Bulls roster is built around three stars: LaVine, DeRozan and Nikola Vučević. For two years, the Bulls have posted meager offensive results as they attempted to play through this trio — even while all three former All-Stars registered several of the most efficient years of their careers.In Year 3, coach Billy Donovan wants to try something different. The Bulls entered this season with the ment...

Carrying heavy hearts, Mainers come together and look forward after Lewiston mass shooting

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

LEWISTON, Maine – Bells rang throughout this city of shattered hearts after each name of the 18 victims shot and killed in last week’s mass shooting was read, one after one.Hundreds of locals, carrying heavy hearts, gathered at churches throughout the community on Sunday to grieve and process the “biggest challenge” it has faced.As residents shed tears and shared hugs, community members vowed Lewiston will not be defined by last Wednesday’s shooting at Just-In-Time Recreation bowling alley and Schemengees Bar and Grille that killed 18 and injured 13.“In the days to come, as the world moves on, as the national media shifts its focus to the next crisis, we will stay together,” Lewiston native Tom Caron told a massive turnout of people, from near and far, at the Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul Sunday evening.“We will support each other through the tears, the shock, and the grief in this tight knit city of big hearts. … We can never allow Lewiston to be remembered for violence,” he said...

Agreement reached to end strike that shut down a vital Great Lakes shipping artery for a week

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A deal was reached Sunday to end a week-long strike that had shut down a major shipping artery in the Great Lakes, halting the flow of grain and other goods from the U.S. and Canada. Around 360 workers in Ontario and Quebec with Unifor, Canada’s largest private-sector union, walked out Oct. 22 in a dispute over wages with the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp. Seaway Management said ships will start moving again when employees return to work at 7 a.m. Monday. “We have in hand an agreement that’s fair for workers and secures a strong and stable future for the Seaway,” CEO Terence Bowles said in a statement Sunday. Unifor said a vote to ratify the deal will be scheduled in the coming days. “Details of the tentative agreement will first be shared with members and will be made public once an agreement is ratified,” said a union statement.The strike shut down 13 locks on the seaway between Lake Erie and Montreal, bottling up ships in the Great Lakes and preventing mo...

Sunday Forecast: Chance of showers, freeze warning

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

Sunday Night: Chance of showers early, then clearing. Freeze Warning 12M - 9A. NW 10-15 mphLow near freezingChicago Weather | Tom Skilling and the WGN Weather Center's Forecast (wgntv.com)Monday: Sunny & colder. NW 5-10 mph. High: 42Extended outlook calls for a cold Halloween with a chance of snow showers in the morning and rain/snow showers in the afternoon and evening. High temps only around 39 degrees. We warm up by the end of the week to the upper 50s-- each day getting a bit warmer after Halloween. 

More than 1,000 pay tribute to Maine's mass shooting victims on day of prayer, reflection on tragedy

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 20:00:39 GMT

LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — More than 1,000 people packed a cavernous church Sunday night, and hundreds more spilled outside, to hug, sing, weep and seek comfort in the wake of Maine’s most deadly mass shooting.The crowd gathered for the vigil at the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Lewiston, where days earlier a gunman fatally shot 18 people. Some people put their heads in their hands and wept when the names were read aloud. At one point, members of the crowd raised their hands to say “I love you” in American Sign Language in honor of the four members of Maine’s deaf community killed in the shooting.“We will not be defined by the tragedies that happened,” said the Rev. Todd Little from the First United Pentecostal Church. “Fear, anxiety and trepidation will not dictate our present or our future.”The vigil came two days after the body of suspected gunman Robert Card was found. The 40-year-old's body was discovered in a trailer at a recycling center in Lisbon Falls. Card died of an ap...