Cherry Creek’s Parker Wolfe on Thursday was named the Gatorade Colorado cross country player of the year. The 5-foot-7 senior was the Class 5A state champion after setting a course record of 15 minutes, 10.4 seconds at the Colorado Springs meet in October. Wolfe had finished third in the state championships the year prior. “Parker has taken about 30 seconds off his 5K time every year because of his constant dedication and focus,” Cherry Creek coach Ethan Dusto said in a news release. “He’s amazing at doing all the little things correctly, and does a great job of staying humble and being part of the team.” Wolfe, who has a 3.86 grade-point average, signed a National Letter of Intent to North Carolina for cross country and track and field. Policies Report an Error Contact Us Submit a News Tip ...
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Former Austin sheriff’s detective suspect in shooting that left 3 dead
Good morning and welcome to Fox News First. Here's what you need to know as you start your day Austin police identify former sheriff's detective accused of rape as suspect behind deadly shooting Video Austin police said that the three lifeless bodies were all adults, including two Hispanic females, and one Black male. They said they believe the suspect is Stephen Nicholas Broderick, who is a former Travis County Sheriff's Office detective that was charged with raping a 16-year-old girl last summer. Austin's KXAN, citing an arrest affidavit, reported last June that the ex-detective was on administrative leave following an arrest for allegations of sexual assault. Broderick reportedly spent 16 days in jail before he posted a reduced bail amount of $50,000. Court records reviewed by the paper indicate his wife filed for divorce and obtained an order of protection after his arrest which was a year after he received a promotion by the Travis County Sheriffs Law Enforcement Association. The Austin Police Department said the suspect was still on the run Sunday evening and is considered armed and dangerous. CLICK HERE FOR MORE ON OUR TOP STORY . arrest suspect wanted for deadly shooting at Kenosha lakeside bar shooting leaves 2 National Guard members injured shooting leaves at least 5 hospitalized: report points gun at vehicle during police pursuit, chilling video shows Chicago McDonald's drive-thru turns into horror scene after 7-year-old girl shot, father injured Police have identified the father as 29-year-old Jontae Adams and his daughter as Jaslyn. A McDonald's employee who asked not to be named told the Chicago Sun-Times that two people got out of a gray car in the drive-thru and started shooting at Adams' car. Police said the two victims were inside a vehicle near a parking lot "when they heard gunshots and felt pain." The girl, who has three siblings, was struck "multiple times" to ...
Federal stimulus boosts Newsom ahead of recall
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Over the past year, opponents of California Gov. Gavin Newsom Gavin Newsom NPR journalist discusses home affordability in California California Democrats weigh their recall options California opens vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 and up MORE (D) harnessed growing anger against his coronavirus restrictions to force a recall election that will roil the state’s politics for the rest of 2021. But as he prepares for the greatest challenge of his political life, Newsom will now have the opportunity to spend months handing out big checks in all corners of the state thanks to President Biden Joe Biden Graham: 'I could not disagree more' with Trump support of Afghanistan troop withdrawal Obama, Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley team up to urge communities of color to get coronavirus vaccine Biden to hold second meeting with bipartisan lawmakers on infrastructure MORE and congressional Democrats, who rode to the rescue with a relief package that will flood California’s constantly strained budget with more than $42 billion in federal funds . “That’s a big deal,” Dan Newman, Newsom’s chief political strategist, said in an interview with The Hill. “A lot of people and a lot of small businesses have suffered, and thank God we’ve got a new administration that’s given out relief.” ADVERTISEMENT On Thursday, Newsom visited a firebreak in Fresno County, in the heart of the Inland Empire, to tout $536 million in new spending on fire prevention and sustainability projects. He has spent recent days touring mass vaccination sites in Kern County, San Bernardino, Orange County and San Diego. Newsom has pledged to reopen the state fully by the middle of June — a timetable that even allies say privately will be easy to meet, given the pace of vaccinations — and to get schools reopened to in-person learning. Legislative leaders say they plan to roll out new billion-dollar proposals in the coming ...
Amber Alert Issued For Texas Teens Devany Betancourt And Marina Nelson
NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) – An Amber Alert was issued for two teenagers from Seagoville, Devany Betancourt, 16, and Marina Nelson, 17. Law enforcement officials said they were last seen on 1724 South Highway 175 in Seagoville at 2:p.m. Sunday, April 18. Their families reported them missing at 8 p.m. later that night. READ MORE: Texas Securities Commissioner Issues Emergency Order To Stop Fraudulent Cryptocurrency Trading Program Betancourt is Hispanic, with brown eyes and black hair, 5’2″ and 110 pounds. She was wearing a gold and pink shirt, jeans, brown boots, a gold chain with a bull on it and two gold rings. Nelson is White, with green eyes and brown hair, 5’9″ and 130 pounds. She was wearing an orange shirt, gray sweatshirt and shorts. Law enforcement officials said they believe Betancourt and Nelson are in grave or immediate danger . Anyone with information about their whereabouts is encourage to call (972) 287.2999 to report information to the Seagoville Police Department. READ MORE: Federal Investigators Heading To Texas Following Deadly Driverless Tesla Crash ACTIVE AMBER ALERT for Devany Betancourt and Marina Nelson from Seagoville, TX, on 04/18/2021. pic.twitter.com/AWgPsiLVNu — Texas Alerts (@TX_Alerts) April 19, 2021 MORE NEWS: Police Ask For Help Identifying Suspect Who Broke Into Southeast Dallas Restaurant ...
How to defeat Vladimir Putin
However much Western leaders may claim that they are not at war with Russia, Russian President Vladimir Putin Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin Sullivan: 'There will be consequences' if Navalny dies Macron: Russian presence at Ukraine border is 'absolutely counterproductive and unacceptable' Doctor says Navalny could die 'at any moment' MORE has made it crystal clear that Russia is at war with the West. A series of aggressive actions over the past decade leave no doubt that the Kremlin is battling Western interests and aims to expand the Russian state at the expense of its neighbors. The arms build-up next to Ukraine’s borders and in occupied Crimea are a continuation of the war against Russia’s most prized neighbor. An independent and successful Ukrainian state not only dents Russia’s imperial ambition; it also serves as a democratic model that can inspire Russia’s citizens to replace their kleptocratic autocracy. In response to Moscow’s cyber and disinformation attacks on the U.S., the Biden administration has imposed new economic sanctions . U.S. financial institutions will be blocked from purchasing bonds or lending funds to Russia’s Central Bank, National Wealth Fund and Ministry of Finance. The problem is that Russian authorities have learned to live with limited financial penalties because they do not threaten the survival of the Putin regime. If Washington is to effectively deter Kremlin aggression, Putin either needs to lose a war or lose credibility. ADVERTISEMENT To avoid military conflict, Washington must bolster its preparations. Putin is not a jihadist suicide bomber, and the Russian elite does not want to lose the fortunes it continues to steal from the public through a destructive war with NATO. Moscow will back down if it sees allied determination to defend its borders from the Arctic to the Black Sea. Washington must strengthen NATO’s eastern flank and demonstrate that it can rapidly deploy a substantial military ...
