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Discovering Saratoga: Travers Traditions

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (NEWS10) - As we countdown to the running of the Travers Stakes Race, we’re celebrating the many traditions associated with the highlight of the Saratoga Summer Meet. From the infield canoe to the Travers blanket, here are the special traditions that will be carried out in honor of the historic race.

Bishop Hubbard funeral held in Loudonville

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The funeral mass for Bishop Howard Hubbard brought out regular parishioners and politicians alike. Mourners at St. Pius Church, gathered to pay their last respects to a man who was revered, but also had a complicated legacy.Bagpipes served as a symphony outside the service commemorating the life and death of Bishop Howard Hubbard. There was plenty of pomp and circumstance inside the mass. Bishop Edward Scharfenberger eulogizing the late Hubbard.MORE NEWS from NEWS10“We also in a special Way commend those for whom the mass is offered to the loving hands of God as we do our brother Howard today” said Scharfenberger.Hubbard was born on Halloween 1938 in Troy. At age 38, he took his place as head of the Albany archdiocese in 1977, becoming the youngest Bishop in the country. Mister Hubbard was seen as a liberal leader in the church, because of his social justice and peace advocacies. Bishop Avery Comitheir remembered his colleague in faith.“He had a mission,...

NYS Supreme Court denies Hussain bail

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – Nauman Hussain, the man convicted in the Schoharie limousine crash that killed 20 people, will remain in prison while he appeals his conviction. Hussain’s attorney argued there is no flight risk when asking for bail on Friday.Hussain was not present at the New York Supreme Court Appellate Division but his attorney Steven Sharp argued in front of Associate Justice John Egan Jr. saying Hussain has made every court appearance for the last four and a half years.“In this case I am not, and I repeat not, confident that if the defendant were to be released on bail he would, in fact, return to court in the future and for that reason, I will deny the application,” said Egan. Sharp argued Hussain has abided by the interim probation, never fled when he was out on bail before and had no additional arrests while out. “I understand that the defendant appeared for his trial after having been released on bail. This was when he was presumed to be innocent by our con...

Lincoln County deputy shot Thursday recovering, vest credited for saving his life

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

LINCOLN COUNTY, Mo. - A Lincoln County deputy shot in the line of duty Thursday evening is recovering and considered to be in stable condition. Authorities credit a bulletproof vest for saving his life. The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office has identified Robert Wagner as the deputy shot. He joined the agency in June with around two years of service and had recently completed training to serve in Lincoln County. Deputy shot in Lincoln County; suspect found dead After the shooting happened, investigators learned that the suspect in the case was later found dead, though they have not yet disclosed what led up to his death. The Missouri State Highway Patrol has identified the suspect found deceased as Thomas Varvera. Robert Wagner (Photo provided by: Lincoln County Sheriff's Office)Wagner was shot around 6:30 p.m. in the 1500 block of Creech School Road on Thursday while responding to a disturbance, one that reportedly involved a man making threats. The Missouri State Highway Patrol i...

Friday's 103° high temp breaks a St. Louis record; hottest day in 2023

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Friday broke the record with 103 degrees at St. Louis Lambert Airport for the hottest day of the year in St. Louis. The previous record for this date was 101 degrees in 1943.The heat index today ranges from 113 to 118 degrees. An excessive heat warning remains is in effect until 10 p.m. St. Louis radar: See a map of current weather here It's been a brutal week for outdoor works, but many have been hard at work after several days of temperatures pushing triple-digits. FOX 2 spotted workers repairing roofs, pouring concrete and keeping their farms in top shape while battling the heat. “It's pretty hot when you're on top of that fire, but we knew that coming today," said Lou Helmsing, the president of Craftsmen Utility Trailer. Mentally, you just got to be prepared for it. Everybody is drinking plenty of water this morning, and drinking water even as we go throughout the day.” Helmsing was on the blacktop standing over a grill, doing his annual BBQ for his customers. C...

Two teens arrested at Denver’s Thomas Jefferson HS; one wanted on a warrant

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

Two teenagers were arrested Friday at Thomas Jefferson High School, Denver police said, and the school was put on lockdown for a short time.The incident happened about 9:30 a.m. when a teen attempted to enroll at the school, 3950 S. Holly St., and it was discovered that the juvenile was “wanted on a significant felony warrant from a neighboring jurisdiction,” according to the Denver Police Department.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Denver school board votes to support district’s firing of former McAuliffe International School principal Crime and Public Safety | Four Denver Public Schools releasing early Thursday due to excessive heat Crime and Public Safety | Some Denver Public Schools still don’t have air conditioning. Seventeen will close early Wednesday because of it. Crime and Public Safety | 14 Denver schools with no AC to release students early due to high temperatures Crime and P...

Another 'flash mob' theft caught on video - this time in Sherman Oaks

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

There was a time when flash mobs at malls meant spontaneous dancing. Now, it’s a different kind of choreography.Authorities are searching for a group of thieves who robbed the Macy’s at Westfield Fashion Square in Sherman Oaks Thursday evening in the latest “flash mob” style robbery caught on video in the Los Angeles area.Authorities say the theft occurred around 12:40 p.m. as the Macy’s was filled with shoppers.Cell phone video shows a group of masked thieves rushing through the store, grabbing handfuls of perfumes and cologne, and then running out the door.A woman who was shopping with her grandmother said they felt helpless and frightened.“My grandma - it’s hard for her to walk around so she was just sitting there. The poor lady was scared,” the witness, who did not want to reveal her identity, told KTLA. “It’s getting out of control.”Cell phone video shows a group of masked thieves rushing through the Macy's and grabbing handfuls of perfumes and cologne. Sherman Oaks, California...

All 3 victims of Orange County mass shooting identified

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

Editor's note: This story was updated to correct a misspelled name.A vigil will be held Friday evening to remember the victims of Wednesday’s mass shooting at Cook’s Corner that left four people dead, including the gunman.The identities of all three victims have been released. They are Tonya Clark, 49, of Scottsdale, Arizona, John Leehey, 67, of Irvine and Glen Sprowl Jr., 53, of Stanton.The suspected gunman, John Snowling, 59, died in a shootout with deputies.On Thursday, a search warrant was served at a home in the 4500 block of El Capitan Place in Camarillo that Snowling once shared with his estranged wife who, authorities say, was his primary target.Investigators served a search warrant on Aug. 24, 2023, at a home John Snowling used to share with his estranged wife. (RMG News)It was unclear what, if anything, was recovered from the home. Investigators say Snowling, a former Ventura police sergeant, was armed with three handguns and a shotgun when he walked into the popular Orang...

California's two biggest issues have the same root cause

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

When Californians are asked to identify the biggest problems facing the state, homelessness and the high cost of living consistently rise to the top of the list.While they are not one and the same, experts say both can trace their roots to the same problem: a housing shortage in the Golden State.A recent study conducted by the University of California, San Francisco found that in the six months prior to becoming homeless, survey participants reported a median monthly household income of $960, which amounts to just $11,520 a year.According to Zillow, the median rent for a two-bedroom apartment in California is three times that: $2,869 a month or $34,428 per year.“The results of the study confirm that far too many Californians experience homelessness because they cannot afford housing,” said Dr. Margot Kushel, one of the study’s authors. “I think it’s really important to note how desperately poor people are, and how much it is their poverty and the high housing costs that are leading ...

Would you pay $35 a month to stream ESPN?

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:15:01 GMT

Disney has made no secret of its desire to finally offer an ESPN streaming service. A lack of access to sports has been a key reason many people have yet to cut the cable cord.The trick to streaming sports, though, is the cost.Simply put, sports is by the far the most expensive content available. Cable companies got around this by bundling sports channels with other programming, thus making non-sports fans subsidize the cost for sports enthusiasts.You can't do that with a streaming service, which by definition will be subscribed to only by people who want to watch sports.It was widely reported Friday that Disney is now in preliminary talks with Amazon on partnering for an ESPN streaming service and sharing the financial risks.Neither Disney nor Amazon has commented on the reports, but such a partnership makes sense.Disney would get a deep-pocketed affiliate to help shoulder the financial load, and Amazon presumably would gain access to more sports for its Prime Video service.But eve...