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3 in custody after 2 teens injured in Hoffman Estates shooting

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — Three people are in custody after a shooting left two teenagers injured in Hoffman Estates.Authorities received a 911 call around 8:20 p.m. Wednesday advising that a person had been shot in the 1700 block of Queensbury Circle and a vehicle had fled the scene.Upon arrival, officers found a 17-year-old boy on the lawn with a gunshot wound to the chest and leg. He was transported to Lutheran General Hospital and is listed in stable condition.According to police, other officers respnded to local area hospitals to check for any potential gunshot victims. While at the hospital, a vehicle was dicovered with multiple bullet holes in the parking lot. Man, 21, found beaten to death in Gage Park home ID’d Police said officers then located an 18-year-old man with a gunshot graze wound to the back, who was reported to be the passenger in the vehicle. The teen was treated and released from the hospital.According to police, three people are in custody and charges are pend...

Odds of a 'strong' El Niño grow again: Will you feel it locally?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

(NEXSTAR) – As the months go on, El Niño grows stronger over the Pacific. On Thursday, national forecasters gave it a larger than 95% chance of lasting through early next year. "Given recent developments, forecasters are more confident in a 'strong' El Niño event," National Weather Service forecasters said. The odds of a historically strong El Niño are now a 2 in 3 chance. This El Niño is expected to continue strengthening until it reaches its peak sometime in winter. That’s when the climate pattern can have the biggest effects on weather around the country. What a ‘historically strong’ El Niño means for winter The southern third to half of the United States, including California, is likely to be wetter this winter. (Exactly where that dividing line falls varies from year to year.) Meanwhile, the Pacific Northwest and parts of the Ohio Valley tend to be dry and warm.Hawaii also often sees below-average rain during an El Niño fall, winter, and spring season.But El Niño's ...

Who is cutting the tails off these horses -- and why?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

KEN CARYL, Colo. (KDVR) — Megan Morrison loves to spend time with Eleanor, her 5-year-old Holsteiner and partner in equestrian contests. "Just a peace, the calm that they bring," said Morrison, who participates in hunter/jumper competitions.But recently, she was shocked to find that her horse's tail had been cut. Colorado teen among sick at World Scout Jamboree in South Korea The condition of a horse’s tail can affect a rider's standing in competition, so Morrison carefully cares for Eleanor’s appearance. “We all want a nice full, long tail, especially with a hunter/jumper discipline that I do," she said. Jumpers are judged objectively and scored based on the fastest time and fewest faults on a course. Hunters are judged subjectively, based on rider and horse ability and style. When Morrison visited Colorado's Ken Caryl Equestrian Center this week, she discovered that someone had cut a large portion of Eleanor’s tail off during the night.Horses rely on their tails“Horses, they com...

Delta settlement offers refunds to some passengers affected by COVID cancelations: Do you qualify?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

(NEXSTAR) — If you tried flying during the pandemic, you likely encountered some sort of hiccup. Countless flights were delayed or all-out canceled, causing headaches during an already confusing time. Certain passengers — or rather, would-have-been passengers — are now eligible to receive a refund for their troubles. Delta Air Lines has agreed to a class action settlement in a lawsuit that accused them of breaching its contracts of carriage. According to the suit, Delta refused to provide passengers refunds, giving them credit for future travel on flights Delta canceled between March 1, 2020 and April 20, 2021.  Use Batiste dry shampoo? You could claim part of $2.5M settlement Plaintiffs in the lawsuit say that while they received ticket credits, they should have received cash refunds in accordance with ticket agreements, Top Class Actions explains.Delta has denied any wrongdoing but has agreed to pay an undisclosed amount as part of the settlement. You can qua...

Williamson County voters to weigh in on nearly $1B+ roads, parks bond

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

Editor's Note: The video above shows KXAN Live's top headlines for Aug. 10, 2023WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) -- Williamson County voters will have a say in November on nearly $900 million's worth of roads and parks projects included in a bond election.The bond package will be divvied into two propositions. The first will ask voters to decide whether to issue $825 million in bonds on road projects, while the second concerns $59 million allocated to parks improvements.County officials estimate that, if approved by voters, the two bond propositions won't lead to an increase in the county's debt service tax rate of $0.1339 per $100 of valuation, according to a county release.The bond election comes after the Williamson County Commissioners Court first approved a citizens bond committee in late March. The committee met six times between March and June to evaluate the need for bond elections and which projects should be included for consideration. The committee did recommend calling fo...

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter unveils 3.7 percent tax levy increase — and a plan to buy every city resident’s medical debt

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter on Wednesday proposed keeping property taxes fairly flat for owners of median-value houses — and buying $100 million of medical debt citywide.Before a crowd of onlookers at Highland Bridge, Carter unveiled an $820.5 million budget proposal for 2024 that would increase the city’s property tax levy — the sum total of all taxes collected from property owners — by 3.7 percent. Owners of median-value houses likely would see little difference in their property taxes, and some could see a decrease of about $26, due in part to large commercial and industrial properties gaining value at a faster clip in the era of same-day home delivery.The total property tax levy would be $208.5 million, or $7.4 million more than this year’s levy, which is $201.1 million.Among additional offsets against “runaway inflation,” the mayor noted the state Legislature increased local government aid to St. Paul by $8.8 million, restoring state a...

St. Thomas sports available to stream in 2023-24

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

Fans of University of St. Thomas sports will be able to stream the school’s Summit League events this season on their computers, phones and televisions on a subscription basis.Through a partnership with Midco Sports, Summit League volleyball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, softball and baseball will be able to stream. Cost is $9.99 a month or $79.99 for an annual plan.St. Thomas also announced that the football team, which plays in the Pioneer Football League, will have its 2023 games streamed, as well. Details will be released in “the upcoming days,” the school said. Tommies men’s and women’s hockey will continue to be streamed through FloHockey and BTN+.The school’s Summit sports will be available through the Midco Sports Plus app on tablets, TVs and computers. Additionally, the app and its content will be available on AppleTV, Fire TV and Roku devices.“The relationship with Midco represents an exciting next chapter for St. Thomas and the Summi...

Tenant advocates to hold "know your rights" meeting following Harbour Point Gardens code violations investigation

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Tenant advocates coming together to answer questions following public outcry over evacuated Harbour Point Gardens residents in Troy.Deputy Mayor Chris Nolan confirms there’s been an increase in calls to code enforcement since the Harbour Point story broke. As NEWS10 has reported, more than 130 tenants came home to an emergency evacuation order June 22 issued by Mayor Patrick Madden following multiple code enforcement visits to the complex, resulting in dozens of violations. Since then, a majority of the tenants remain displaced from their apartments while the owner makes repairs, but the tenants have taken to city council saying the landlord is still demanding rent. "Rent is due. The idea is that we are providing shelter," said Jay Friedman, the owner's rep for 182 Delaware LLC, during the July 20 investigative hearing. Friedman referring to resident accommodations at an area motel. "This is costing us three times the amount of what people are paying in rent,"...

Runaway parolee search in Glenville

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

GLENVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A parolee is on the run after Glenville Police were called for a domestic violence incident on Spring Road in Glenville. Officials have not identified the runaway at this time. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Authorities say the suspect was on parole in connection to a prior domestic violence case. The suspect reportedly fled into a wooded area on Spring Road upon police arrival.Stick with NEWS10 as more information becomes available.

Warrensburg man arrested on fraud charges

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:30:34 GMT

WARRENSBURG, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A Warrensburg man has been arrested following a fraud investigation, according to police. John Blydenburg, 73, is facing multiple charges. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Investigators from the Warren County Department of Social Services determined that between October 2017 and September 2022, Blydenburg had reportedly submitted inaccurate Home Energy Assistance Program applications, neglecting to list a person living with him. As a result, he received $11,042.93 in HEAP benefits that he was not lawfully eligible for, and now faces the following charges:Charges6 counts of first-degree offering a false instrument for filingThird-degree grand larcenyThird-degree welfare fraud NYSP: Halfmoon man arrested for trying to hit juveniles with car Blydenburg was arraigned in Queensbury Court and released with a pending future courtappearance.