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Firearm use regarding home protection

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

JOHNSTOWN, N.Y. (NEWS10) -Pine Tree Rifle Club opens their grounds to groups ranging from the boy scouts to the military when it comes to firearms. President, Paul Catucci, makes sure that when he certifies future gun owners, they walk away knowing the most important part of guns. No bail for Monahan, accused in the shooting death of Kaylin Gillis "We follow the guidelines for what New York State had recently put in since last September. Safety, safety, safety. We explain that each firearm you have to consider it loaded before you even touch it," explained Catucci.Part of safety is being aware of your surroundings and responding properly to situations involving firearms. Catucci says when it comes to firing a gun in response to a threat, warn the person several times before pulling the trigger. Even in self-defense, shooting someone can land yourself in legal trouble. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! "New York state is not...

Lawmakers left frustrated by briefing on classified documents leak

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) -- Lawmakers are demanding accountability after being briefed on the leak of classified intelligence documents. On Wednesday, both the Senate and the House got closed-door briefings about the classified U.S. military documents that were posted online, raising major concerns about national security.  Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! "I certainly wasn't satisfied with any plans they have in place to prevent this from happening in the future," Sen. Marco Rubio said, following that briefing. Last week, federal agents arrested and charged 21-year-old National Guard Airman Jack Teixeira for allegedly sharing classified documents on the social media site Discord. Investigators are still trying to figure out how it happened and lawmakers are too. "I was left with more questions than answers," Sen. Richard Blumenthal said after the briefing.  What we know about suspected Pentagon leaker Jack...

Supreme Court extends brief pause on abortion pill ruling

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

Access to a common abortion pill mifepristone will remain unchanged through at least Friday after the Supreme Court extended its brief pause until the end of the workweek.Justice Samuel Alito, who handles emergency requests from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, announced the move in a brief order, extending the administrative pause until Friday at 11:59 p.m. EDT.The order doesn’t give any indication of how the high court will proceed; it effectively gives the justices a few more days to decide whether they will pause a ruling that would roll back access to the drug.The Biden administration and the company that manufactures a brand name version of mifepristone have asked the high court to intervene and pause a ruling from U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk earlier this month.Kacsmaryk’s decision suspended the Food and Drug Administration’s 23-year-old approval of mifepristone, ruling that the agency’s approval process was improperly rushed and resulted in an unsafe drug regi...

Heavy fire breaks out at Jamestown Mall

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A three-alarm fire broke out at an old shopping mall in north St. Louis County.Fire officials said the blaze occurred around 5:40 p.m. Wednesday at Jamestown Mall in Florissant.Officials said firefighters encountered heavy fire and debris in the walkways of the building. One firefighter suffered minor injuries and was taken to SSM Health DePaul Hospital for treatment.Firefighters from multiple agencies are on the scene combatting the flames. Black Jack Fire Protection District is the lead agency in this incident.This is a developing story. Additional details are limited at this time. FOX 2 will give updates as more information becomes available.

Cardinals fan having fun at Busch Stadium for 'Weather Day'

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Cardinals fans flocked to Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village on Wednesday as the Redbirds hosted the Arizona Diamondbacks."I don't know, the air is different, right? I can't put a pin on it. But there's something about day baseball that just makes it worth it," said Brian Shipley, a Cardinals fan.Ahead of the game, meteorologists from FOX 2 and KPLR 11 were at the ballpark for Weather Day. They brought families down for some science activities."The weather balloon going up. That was my favorite part," said Rowen Sanders. Trending: Former prosecutor turned star witness says she won’t be silenced "They exploded, and it went everywhere. I saw some people get wet," said Melody Treece, who was referring to the balloons.Science experiments like the soda pop in the bottle with mentos, the weather wizards creating fog on the field, a balloon launch, and Fredbird kept everyone entertained.The Weather Day at Ballpark Village was a hit with everyone, with winds that picked up as ...

Extreme winds prompt diversions and delays at DIA

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

Extreme winds at Denver International Airport on Wednesday afternoon caused flight delays and a ground stop order was made by the FAA, for safety reasons, temporarily halting incoming flights.Between 3 and 7 p.m. 140 flights were delayed and 18 flights canceled, according to flightaware.com.The peak wind at DIA on Wednesday was 58 mph at 3:37 p.m., said Frank Cooper, a meteorologist and spokesman with the National Weather Service.“There were wind-shear issues,” Cooper said.A ground stop is when an airport stops receiving inbound aircraft and flights are rerouted, delayed, or canceled, according to jetbed.com.The ground stop at DIA was ordered about 2 p.m., said Stephanie Figueroa, a DIA spokeswoman.“It led to delays and diversions,” Figueroa said.At about 5:45 p.m. the airport remained in a “traffic management program,” Figueroa said, and arriving flights were delayed on average about 1 hour and 45 minutes.Anyone using the airport Wednesday evenin...

Colorado Rapids announce slew of changes within front office on sporting, business sides

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

The Colorado Rapids’ front office vision is to work in cycles.In the last week, the team announced significant changes to its front office staff and structure, including promoting Pádraig Smith to president. Wider changes to the sporting and business sides were announced Monday and Wednesday in a pivot towards what the team will look like following the 2026 FIFA World Cup on North American soil.For the team’s new president, Smith, the changes have been a long time coming with a plan to build out to every corner of the team for over a year, with over 30 new positions.“We’ve been able to take our time here and really take a deep dive of asking what the club is going to need to best position itself,” Smith told The Post Wednesday. “Then, thanks to the support of ownership we’ve been able to execute that and it puts us in a great spot for what’s going to be an exciting time for soccer in the United States.”Among the noteworthy change...

Rockies’ Austin Gomber admits being centerpiece in Nolan Arenado trade weighs on him

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

Austin Gomber is still figuring out who he is in purple pinstripes, aside from being known as the pitcher the Rockies traded Nolan Arenado for.Four starts into 2023, in a quiet clubhouse after Gomber got shelled for nine runs in two innings in the Rockies’ eighth straight loss, Gomber admitted that being a centerpiece in the Arenado trade weighs on him more than he’d like.“I’m kinda searching for (my own identity) right now,” Gomber said. “In the past, I tried not to worry about (being attached to Arenado), and I think I was better at that earlier on when I was here. But the longer I’ve been here (the harder it gets). Because when (the trade) first happened, I didn’t understand the magnitude of it here.“So I’m trying to keep those thoughts out of my head and not trying to put pressure on myself when I don’t need to. I’m not trying to be (Arenado). I’m just trying to be myself, but I feel like I’m hav...

ACLU says inmates are held in 'abhorrent' conditions at Los Angeles County jails

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

A U.S. district judge is hearing arguments on Wednesday over what attorneys say at "abhorrent" conditions at Los Angeles County jails.Attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) claim the county has failed to provide basic rights to inmates including sanitation and healthcare. They're asking the judge to hold the county and the sheriff’s department in contempt of court and order sanctions.The ACLU said people are supposed to be in the jail system’s inmate reception centers for less than 24 hours before being transferred but are instead being held in “abhorrent” conditions.Judge Dean Pregerson heard arguments from attorneys representing the ACLU, National Prison Project, and the ACLU of Southern California on behalf of L.A. County inmates.During visits to the inmate reception center, ACLU attorneys said they recorded unacceptable conditions including mentally ill inmates being “chained to chairs for days at a time.”ACLU claims that despite an order for the sheriff’s depar...

Dazzling dose of Miller time can’t save Athletics in loss to Cubs

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:02:15 GMT

OAKLAND — Mason Miller was electric as advertised, but the Athletics remain in a state of system-wide failure.The buzz created by the rookie right-hander had worn off by the time the Chicago Cubs beat the A’s 12-2 Wednesday at the Coliseum before a crowd of 12,112, much of it there to see the visiting team.The loss completed an 0-6 homestand, just the second winless homestand of six or more games at the Coliseum since the club moved West in 1968. The other came last season. It dropped the Athletics to 3-16 with seven straight losses and 13 of the last 14 as they depart for a road trip to Texas and Anaheim to face the Rangers and Angels.Miller, the 6-foot-5, 220-pound right-hander who was given a “soft” 80-pitch cap by manager Mark Kotsay, showed the kind of velocity, stuff and control that more than justified his call-up despite 28 2/3 innings of minor league experience.“All morning, I couldn’t wait to get started,” Miller said. “My co...