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One man dies in overnight Denver shooting

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

A man shot overnight in Denver died on Tuesday, police confirmed.The shooting happened in the 18700 block of East 65th Avenue, according to a police posting shortly before midnight Monday on Twitter. Police investigators were “working to develop” information identifying a suspect.ALL: DPD is investigating a shooting that occurred in the 18700 Block of E 65th Ave. One victim located with unknown extent of injuries. Investigators are working to develop suspect info. #Denver pic.twitter.com/i5smRTLJGv— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) March 14, 2023No other information was released. Denver officials in the Office of the Medical Examiners will identify the victim and cause of death, police said.UPDATE: The adult male victim has been pronounced deceased. The Office of the Medical Examiner will release victim ID and cause of death.— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) March 14, 2023Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.Related ArticlesCr...

Denver Urban Spectrum editor, MSU Denver journalism professor Alfonzo Porter dies

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

Denver Urban Spectrum editor and Metropolitan State University of Denver journalism professor Alfonzo Porter has died, bringing sadness and tributes for a mentor devoted to helping young writers find their voices.Porter, 60, collapsed at his home Sunday. The cause of death hasn’t been determined.It is with a heavy heart that we report longtime journalism professor, amplifier of Black voices and Met Media’s Associate Director Alfonzo Porter has passed away. Honor his memory with us and learn more about his legacy here: https://t.co/vajXqGBLeK pic.twitter.com/r6JMrQc5KF— The Metropolitan (@TheMetOnline) March 14, 2023Beyond teaching journalism students, Porter during the pandemic stepped in amid staff cuts to run a weekly magazine, in addition to overseeing the Metropolitan school newspaper. He also worked since 2016 running the Denver Urban Spectrum, a monthly news publication where, back in 1987, he produced a report about gang violence for its first issue.“This wasn’t e...

Rueben Wood Set To Be Host Of New Reality Show!

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

Rueben recently signed on to be the host of a new reality TV show in the works spear headed by Quality Control Music’s Too Official and QC Djs Executive Director D1 Star. The creative direction of the show is one of its own, but its base line is the culture driven world of Entertainment and its circulating world of business. The show will begin its filming in April 2023, as it has now finished its pre-production stages.Wood is a music producer and TV personality known for being the host of SOM Talk Live, an interview based show airing on Caspen Media’s, Noire TV every Wednesday night at 10 pm EST/9 pm CST. Rueben is also prepping the release of a new musical project titled “5 AM on Peachtree”, set to release between late March or early April 2023. The album features leading single “You Can Tell”, with guest appearances from Jadakiss, Rick Ross, Cam Ron, Juicy J, Kurupt, Gucci Mane, & more!The Breakdown with Rueben Wood is your exclusive how to guide for everything of interest. W...

Kurtenbach: The Warriors have the potential to win another title. But first they need to win a road game

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

SAN FRANCSICO — Here we go again.I don’t know if two games constitute a home stand, but the Warriors won their Saturday and Sunday games at Chase Center. They did it in impressive fashion, too — beating the two favorites to win the NBA Finals this June.Yes, both the Bucks and Suns were missing their best players, but the victories carried weight for the Warriors, who looked focused and, in turn, also looked like a team that could beat both of those opponents again in the postseason.Which brings the Warriors right back to where they were at the beginning of last week.Can this team do what they did at Chase Center on the road?Scratch that.Can the Warriors do half of that away from their citadel by the Bay?Beggars can’t be choosers at this point.Golden State Warriors’ Jordan Poole #3 after drawing a foul while making a basket in the fourth quarter of their NBA game against the Phoenix Suns at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Monday, March 13, 2023. (Jane ...

‘Melania Trump knew’: Why Trump’s Stormy Daniels defense could be flawed

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

If Donald Trump’s attorneys try to drag his wife Melania into his Stormy Daniels legal drama, he may have a problem.A former friend of Melania Trump said Tuesday that the former first lady “knew” about her husband’s alleged affair with Daniels — before he ordered his then-fixer Michael Cohen to pay the porn star $130,000 to buy her silence in the days before the 2016 presidential election.“‘Melania Defense’ in Stormy Daniels Hush-Money case WON’T WORK,” tweeted the ex-friend, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff. “Why not? Melania Trump knew…”‘Melania Defense’ in Stormy Daniels Hush-Money case WON’T WORK.Why not?Melania Trump knew…@MELANIATRUMP @MichaelCohen212 https://t.co/Wz2Ult14pe— Stephanie Winston Wolkoff (@SWinstonWolkoff) March 14, 2023Trump’s legal team has publicly argued that the hush-money payment to Daniels had nothing to do with trying to affect the outcome of the election, Vice reported. But Manhattan ...

SF Giants injuries: Brandon Crawford speaks about his knee; González has back surgery, but there’s also good news

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Sometime around two weeks ago, Brandon Crawford felt something concerning in his left knee, something he hadn’t felt since last season, before his monthlong stint on the injured list and his strong finish. The discomfort had returned.“Those six weeks at the end of last season and for most of the offseason I didn’t really notice it,” Crawford, 36, said of the knee, which he first injured last season on a slide into home plate.Crawford thought the issue was behind him.“So it wasn’t a huge priority,” he continued, “which is honestly one of the biggest regrets I have of this offseason — not focusing more on it and making sure that it was good to go. Because I wasn’t really noticing it during the offseason. That part’s kind of a bummer.”Crawford received a cortisone shot on Sunday, he said. On Monday, the Giants announced that he wouldn’t participate in any baseball activities for at least a week, hoping to replicate the...

49ers free agency tracker: Center Jake Brendel’s return is key to continuity

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

SANTA CLARA — Whichever quarterback lines up behind the 49ers’ offensive line this season, there will be a familiar center snapping the ball: Jake Brendel.Brendel, after testing the free agency waters, is re-signing on a four-year, $20 million deal with $8 million guaranteed, the NFL Network first reported Tuesday.After losing right tackle Mike McGlinchey to the Denver Broncos’ blockbuster offer Monday, the 49ers’ offensive line wooed back Brendel from potential suitors, reportedly including a New York Jets franchise in the throes of pursuing Aaron Rodgers.Brendel started every game last season for the NFC runners-up, in succeeding the retired Alex Mack. It was Brendel’s first full season as a starter, and he ended up hiking the ball to four different quarterbacks: Trey Lance, Jimmy Garoppolo, Brock Purdy and Josh Johnson, with the latter two both sustaining injuries in the NFC Championship Game loss at Philadelphia.“It’s pretty wild to look back ...

SF Giants name Logan Webb Opening Day starter (but how does the rotation line up behind him?)

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — It was so obvious, Gabe Kapler really didn’t need to say it.But here it goes, anyway.“Logan Webb will start for us on Opening Day,” the Giants manager said Tuesday morning before his ace took the mound for his third-to-final tuneup of the spring in preparation for March 30 at Yankee Stadium.Webb, 26, will be making his second straight start on Opening Day after earning the first nod of his career last season. While that start came at Oracle Park, this one comes on an even bigger stage, at Yankee Stadium against Gerrit Cole — and, yes, Aaron Judge.“It’s just an exciting thought,” Kapler said. “It’s pretty easy to visualize.”What still takes some imagination is how the Giants’ experienced group of starters lines up behind Webb.They have Alex Cobb, Alex Wood, Sean Manaea, Ross Stripling and Anthony DeSclafani, all of whom are healthy and expect to start games. Meanwhile, president of baseball operations Far...

When was the first Pi Day celebrated?

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

Need another reason to celebrate today? Today is a celebration of math that can also trickle down to dessert!March 14 is celebrated by mathematicians because the numbers “3-14” represent the ratio of a circumference of a circle to its diameter, which is approximately 3.14159. The uniqueness of this calculation is that it doesn’t end at “59” but has been calculated to more than 50 trillion digits beyond the decimal point.Pi Pie, created at Delft University of Technology, applied physics, seismics and acoustics (Courtesy of Wikipedia Commons)Pi (a Greek symbol) is the symbol used in math to represent the unique value. The earliest observance of Pi Day was in 1988 by an employee of the San Francisco science museum, the Exploratorium.While mathematicians often discuss the significance of Pi on March 14, others may observe the holiday by eating and throwing pies! Pie, of course, is a homophone for the dessert we eat, sometimes every day!If you miss today’s celebration, try again in Novem...

Clemson’s Bresee continues on NFL path after sister’s death

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:59 GMT

CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Defensive tackle Bryan Bresee put on a strong face and a good showing for NFL teams at Clemson’s pro day on Tuesday.Bresee, surrounded by teammates and family, continued moving forward on his pro football path after t he death of younger sister, Ella, this past September. Bresee missed four games because of 15-year-old Ella’s passing and a troubling kidney infection in October that sapped his strength and scared his family about whether his health was at risk. Through it all, Bresee leaned on the game he’s played since he was five. “Football was my escape for a lot of things,” he said last month. “Having my teammates, my family, my coaches, a lot of support around me was definitely crucial during that time.” Bresee, the 6-foot-5, 298-pounder, lifted weights, ran short-shuttle and three-cone drills and did defensive line workouts for personnel from all 32 pro teams including Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin, New York Giants defensive coordinato...