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Tiroteo en centro comercial deja un muerto y tres heridos; policía reporta riña de dos grupos

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

COLORADO SPRINGS – Un tiroteo en el Citadel Mall provocó la muerte de una persona y dejo al menos tres heridos, reportó el Departamento de Policía de este comunidad.Los disparos ocurrieron en horas de la tarde casi cuando el centro comercial estaba a punto de terminar operaciones cuando dos grupos peleaban, precisó Ira Cronin, gerente de Relaciones Públicas de la policía. “Esto no era una situación de tirador activo. Parece hacer comenzado como un incidente entre dos grupos de personas”, afirmó.En el tiroteo murió un hombre; otros dos y una mujer fueron llevados a hospitales de la localidad en condición grave por heridas de bala. Y otra mujer recibió atención médica por heridas leves, no relacionadas con los balazos. La plaza comercial fue despejado y permaneció cerrado mientras la Policía reúne pruebas e investiga que detonó la pelea y los disparos, y si quien abrió fuego estaba entre los heridos. El gerente del centro comercial dijo a la Policía que cree que ese ...

“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” domina la taquilla en EEUU

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” fue la película más taquillera este fin de semana en los cines de Estados Unidos y Canadá.La película de DC y de Warner Bros. protagonizada por Jason Momoa recaudó $28.1 millones en sus primeros tres días estrenándose en 3,706 cines de América del Norte, según estimados difundidos el domingo.Se proyecta que para el lunes habrá recaudado unos $40 millones a nivel doméstico.Fue un fin de semana de relativa poca concurrencia en los cines, pese a estrenos de películas como “Migration”, “Anyone But You”, “The Iron Claw” y “All of Us Strangers”.Nunca es bueno para la taquilla que la Navidad caiga en fin de semana, pero la última vez que ocurrió fue un lunes, en 2017, “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” dominó al recaudar $71.5 millones en su segundo fin de semana.El lunes habrá otros estrenos, como la nueva versión de “The Color Purple”, “Ferrari” y “The Boys in the Boat”. Todas probablemente recaudarán mucho entre Navidad y Año Nuevo, una época tradicionalmente lucr...

Patriots beat Broncos 26-23, Denver's playoff hopes dim

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

DENVER (AP) — Chad Ryland made a career-long 56-yard field goal with 2 seconds left, and the New England Patriots delivered a near-fatal blow to the Denver Broncos' playoff hopes with a 26-23 stunner Sunday night.The Patriots (4-11) scored a pair of touchdowns in a 6-second span of the third quarter, then fended off a furious fourth-quarter rally by the Broncos (7-8).Ryland's kick capped a seven-play, 44-yard drive that began with 58 seconds left after the Broncos went three-and-out. Denver had tied it up with a pair of long TD drives and 2-point conversions on its previous two possessions. Broncos decline to activate Kareem Jackson after his latest suspension, meaning he could be cut Ryland came in as the worst full-time starting kicker in the league in field-goal percentage at 65% (13 of 20), and the rookie missed from 47 yards late in the first half on Sunday night. He also missed an extra point in the third quarter.The Broncos were 7 1/2-point favorites, according to FanDuel S...

When you might expect symptoms if exposed over Christmas holiday

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Holiday travel and events could leave many people exposed to viruses that are spiking as of late.Doctors say they are seeing more cases of the flu, RSV and the COVID-19 virus. Why it’s easier to get sick during Colorado’s cold, dry winters Many people have already traveled to their holiday destinations which means it's only a matter of days before you might see symptoms if you have already been exposed."If you're exposed at Christmas Eve or Christmas Day events, you'll probably start having symptoms by the end of this week or over the weekend," Dr. Carrie Horn said.Horn is the chief medical officer at National Jewish Health.Travel was inevitable for many Coloradans over the holiday weekend, Horn said there is one thing you could do to keep from picking up a virus."The main thing is really wash your hands really well," Horn said.What about those who are gathering for holiday events?"If it's not terrible weather you could certainly open up windows," Horn said, "you ...

Patriots K Chad Ryland finds redemption in game-winning FG at Denver

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

Were it not for their rookie kicker, the Patriots might have pulled away with a comfortable win Sunday.But if not for that same kicker, the Pats don’t win at all in Denver.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots wishlist: Clarity, and a great draft pick New England Patriots | Bailey Zappe leads Patriots on first game-winning drive 26-23 over Broncos New England Patriots | Patriots captain Matthew Slater in list of inactives vs. Broncos New England Patriots | The least-anticipated Patriots game in decades and 3 more NFL thoughts on Christmas Eve New England Patriots | Patriots-Broncos preview: How can New England return home with a victory? Ryland drilled a game-winning, 56-yard field goal down the middle to cap a thrilling 26-23 upset of the Broncos on Christmas Eve. Ryland’s final make followed earlier misses on a 47-yarder and an extra point. The rookie entered Sunday with the lowes...

Carlozzi: Tax reform won’t give Mass. competitive edge

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

While the 15 years it took to complete the infamous $24.3 billion Big Dig project seemed like a lifetime, Massachusetts lawmakers managed to let an inexcusable 20 years pass before implementing meaningful new tax reforms to help state taxpayers and small businesses. Though that timeframe is not as dramatic as the 75-year wait to witness Haley’s comet whiz past, Beacon Hill’s overdue tax reform effort unfortunately will move the needle very little toward the goal of making the Commonwealth more competitive.In the two years it took Massachusetts lawmakers to finally advance their roughly $1 billion tax package, more than half the nation reduced its income tax rates. Starting in 2021, 26 states opted to lower personal income taxes, including our neighbors in Connecticut, which enacted the largest income tax cut in the state’s history. By contrast, Massachusetts was the only state in the nation to raise income tax rates in 2023, with the newly imposed surcharge on income over $1 million...

Patriots QB Bailey Zappe reflects on worst moment of football career after game-winning drive

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe reached out to the right person at the lowest point of his football career.Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner, who was doing color commentary on the Patriots’ 26-23 win over the Broncos for NFL Network on Christmas Eve said Sunday night that Zappe had texted him earlier this season.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots wishlist: Clarity, and a great draft pick New England Patriots | Bailey Zappe leads Patriots on first game-winning drive 26-23 over Broncos New England Patriots | Patriots captain Matthew Slater in list of inactives vs. Broncos New England Patriots | The least-anticipated Patriots game in decades and 3 more NFL thoughts on Christmas Eve New England Patriots | Patriots-Broncos preview: How can New England return home with a victory? “Did you ever have those times where you wondered if you belonged in the league?” Zappe asked W...

‘The Boys in the Boat’ pull together for stellar tale

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

A notably Spielbergian effort from director George Clooney (“The Tender Bar”), the period sports drama “The Boys in the Boat” is “Chariots of Fire” on the water. The film tells the embellished true story of the World War II-era American rowing team that took on adversaries way out of their league and sought not only to to prevail, but to beat everyone, including Adolf Hitler. Based on the best-selling 2013 non-fiction book by Daniel James Brown, the film kicks off in post-Depression Washington state, where young Joe Rantz (Englishman Callum Turner of “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore”), whose mother died long before and whose father left him on his own at age 14 to seek work elsewhere, has been living in a Seattle shantytown. The ambitious and resourceful Joe also attends the local university, where he tries out for the school’s rowing team.Passing the Herculean tests to get on the team is only the first hurdle Joe (and we) will face. With membership on the team com...

Khalil Herbert and Justin Fields run all over Arizona Cardinals in Chicago Bears win: ‘There were like highways out there’

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

The Arizona Cardinals’ rushing defense stats this season foretold what kind of game it might be for the Chicago Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field, and the first offensive play confirmed it.Bears quarterback Justin Fields handed off the ball to Khalil Herbert, who shot through a huge hole up the left hash for a 13-yard gain, his longest since before he suffered an ankle injury in early October.“After I tossed the ball or handed the ball off, Khalil had a lot of space to run,” Fields said. “There were like highways out there.”Herbert rushed for a season-high 112 yards and the Bears totaled 250 on the ground to fuel a 27-16 victory over the Cardinals, who entered the game with the 31st-ranked run defense. Fields added 97 yards on nine carries, including a 3-yard touchdown run, to help the Bears bounce back from a second-half collapse against the Cleveland Browns in Week 15.It was a big day for Herbert, who hadn’t totaled more than 35 rushing yards in ...

Editorial: US government revenues hit record highs

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:58 GMT

In his New York Times newsletter, business reporter Peter Coy in September argued that the only real solution for the nation’s rising debt crisis is “more tax revenue.” In other words, the government needs to take more money from Americans who work for a living.Coy, to his credit, does acknowledge what many of those who hold a similar opinion rarely admit. This would require more than just the “rich” paying their “fair share.” In order to address a problem of such magnitude — the debt now rushes toward $34 trillion — “taxes will have to go up on a sizable chunk of people in the top half of the income distribution.”Not just on the dastardly 1 percenters, mind you. Higher taxes for Americans in the top 50% of wage earners — that would include all individual taxpayers earning more than $40,000 a year.It’s true, as Coy notes, that members of both parties — despite the political rhetoric from budget hawks — are loath to cut entitlements and defense spending for fear of rousing powerful s...