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Colorado high school football rankings, Week 8: Resurrection Christian makes big leap after upset of Roosevelt

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

A look at this week’s Post Preps Top 10 for Class 5A, 4A and 3A:If you’re on mobile, tap here to see the rankings.Class 5ATeamRecordPreviousLast week1. Cherry Creek7-01W (47-0 vs. Smoky Hill)Comment: Nine Bruins defenders have at least one interception, and just one team (Regis) has scored on Creek in its last four games. This week: at Eaglecrest, 7 p.m. Friday.2. Columbine7-03W (30-14 at No. 5 Ralston Valley)Comment: With wins over two top-five teams (Arapahoe and Ralston Valley), Columbine looks awfully dangerous. This week: vs. Arvada West, 4 p.m. Friday.3. Pine Creek7-02W (21-17 at No. 10 Regis Jesuit)Comment: The Law of Rankings compels us to have only one team at No. 2, which is why Pine Creek is slotted here. This week: at Legend, 7 p.m. Friday.4. Arapahoe6-15W (30-16 at No. 8 Grandview)Comment: Warriors haven’t skipped a beat since Columbine heartbreaker. One week left until showdown with Cherry Creek. This week: vs. Cherokee Trail, 7 p.m. Thursday.5. Ralston Val...

Vehicle stopped for flat tire in fatal crash on Interstate 25

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

A vehicle hit in a fatal collision that closed northbound Interstate 25 on Friday night was stopped for a flat tire, according to Broomfield police.Two people died in the crash after a vehicle traveling northbound on I-25 struck a vehicle parked on the side of the road between 144th Avenue and Colo. 7, the Broomfield Police Department announced Monday afternoon.One of the people who died was outside of the vehicle and the other was inside the vehicle when the crash occurred at approximately 10:15 p.m., according to police. Both died at the scene.Three others, including a young child, were transported to local hospitals with serious injuries.Northbound I-25 was closed for several hours Friday night and early Saturday after the crash.The Broomfield Police Department Traffic Team is investigating the cause and contributing factors in the crash, according to the department.The identities of the deceased will be released by the Broomfield and Adams County Coroner.Sign up to get crime new...

Broncos squandered red zone opportunities vs. Jets, a recipe for trouble Thursday in Kansas City

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

For as much as Sunday’s loss to the Jets got away from Denver in the second half, the Broncos squandered a pair of golden opportunities before that.They moved the ball inside New York’s 5-yard line on back-to-back possessions in the second quarter, only to settle for field goals on both occasions.Offense gets tougher in the red zone because of the condensed space, but Denver’s performance Sunday wasn’t good enough.The first play of the second quarter came on a first-and-goal from the 5, and a fly sweep to receiver Jerry Jeudy got shut down for minus-2 yards. From there, Samaje Perine got back to the 5-yard line, and then it appeared quarterback Russell Wilson either checked into a quarterback draw at the line of scrimmage or pretended to change the play with a draw already called. Either way, it had no chance of succeeding. The Jets played a lot of man coverage early on, creating rushing lanes for Wilson. On this play, however, New York’s linebackers had eyes on him and stopped him ...

Santa Monica Pier evacuated after man scales Ferris wheel

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

The Santa Monica Police Department is evacuating Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier after a man climbed the iconic Ferris wheel and refused to come down.Witnesses allegedly heard the man make comments about being in possession of a bomb. As of 3:45 p.m. the situation is ongoing, police said.Police evacuated the Santa Monica Pier after a man scaled the Ferris wheel at Pacific Park on Oct. 9, 2023. (KTLA)Police were working to get everyone off of the pier and no pedestrians were being allowed onto it.A crisis negotiation team was called to the scene in hopes of getting the man to surrender.Police evacuated the Santa Monica Pier after a man scaled the Ferris wheel at Pacific Park on Oct. 9, 2023. (KTLA)Video from Sky5 showed firefighters using a lift to reach multiple people who were stranded on the Ferris wheel. Details are limited at this time, but police tell KTLA that the situation could take some time before it is resolved.Check back for details on this developing story.

Armed suspect hospitalized after arrest involving police dog in Wilmington

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

A man who was allegedly armed with a gun when he ran from police in Wilmington last week was hospitalized after coming into contact with a police dog, authorities said Monday.The incident unfolded around 9:45 p.m. Thursday near the intersection of M Street and Watson Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.Gang officers were in the area when they spotted the suspect, 19-year-old Dion Johnson, in an alley.Officers believed, based on body movements, that Johnson was armed with a gun. The suspect ran after seeing the officers, police said.A helicopter and a K9 unit responded to the scene to help search for Johnson and he was eventually found hiding in the 1100 block of East Robidoux Street.That’s when the police dog was used and “K9 contact occurred,” police said without elaborating.Johnson eventually complied and was taken into custody. He was transported to a local hospital for his unspecified injury.A loaded Polymer 80, model PC 940sc, 9mm black semi-automatic pistol ...

Janine Lowy: Enhancing Donor Impact in Philanthropy

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

A trend in philanthropy almost feels like it could be a mathematical law: charitable giving increases over time. Since 1967, giving has grown at an average of 6.5% annually (2.6%, adjusted for inflation). But this year, Giving USA’s annual study found a decline in individual year-over-year charitable giving. In the last 40 years, charitable giving has only fallen three times, all in years marred by recession: 1987, 2008, and 2009.This dip has real implications. Declines in giving have a tangible impact on nonprofit organizations that depend on these funds to sustain their day-to-day operations.Janine Lowy, a Los Angeles-based philanthropist and founder of the Winkler-Lowy Foundation, explained that, under these circumstances, it is even more critical for donors to follow through to assess the impact of their giving proactively.“With a decrease in dollars flowing to nonprofits, it’s especially crucial that every gift is maximally effective,” says Lowy. “Donors should monitor and eval...

Man Dead, At Least Two Injured in Multi-Vehicle Collision on Alto Avenue [Las Vegas, NV]

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

33-Year-Old Male Suspect Died in Multi-car Crash on Bledsoe LaneLAS VEGAS, NV (October 9, 2023) – On Friday evening, a vehicle collision on Alto Avenue and Bledsoe Lane left one person dead and injured two others.According to the authorities, the footage showed that a man and a woman were stealing parts of a stolen vehicle around 6:35 p.m., on September 22nd.Furthermore, the 33-year-old man and the woman fled the scene.She used a Chevrolet Tahoe at high speeds on Alto Avenue approaching Betty Lane.Moreover, the police did not pursue the suspects, and they ran over a red light hitting a Chevrolet Silverado headed northbound.Consequently, the impact sent the Silverado northwest where it collided with a 1940s -1950s model utility truck and a Nissan Quest.Eventually, the paramedics arrived at the scene and they pronounced the male suspect dead.Also, they transported the other two from the Silverado to UMC Trauma with moderate injuries.The LVMPD’s Collision Investigation Section an...

Letters: Local control | Value of microgrids | Failed Prop. 47 | Ethical integrity

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor.Communities musthave say in developmentAcross San Jose, residents are finding “notices of development” in their quiet neighborhoods: a massive condo development to replace a beloved recreational facility; a seven-story skyscraper towering over a street of single-family homes; or multiple million-dollar mansions replacing a single older home requiring removal of several age-old redwood trees.When residents seek to give input about these jarring new developments, they naturally turn to their City Council representatives. Unfortunately, owing to numerous new state laws, city councils and city planning departments no longer control local zoning issues.If citizens want to be heard, they should support a proposed ballot measure that will restore balance between state mandates and local control of zoning issues. Sandra DelvinSan JoseStudy must focus onvalue of microgridsRe: “Riling PG&E, S...

Update: Cause of chef Michael Chiarello’s deadly allergic reaction may remain a mystery

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

Private funeral arrangements were being made Monday for Michael Chiarello, the highly acclaimed Bay Area chef, entrepreneur, cookbook author and vintner who succumbed to an allergic reaction that sent him into anaphylactic shock.Chiarello died Friday at Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa after being hospitalized for several days. He was 61.“The doctors don’t know what caused the allergic reaction and neither does the family,” a spokesman for Gruppo Chiarello said Monday. “They may never know.”To honor Chiarello’s legacy, the restaurants in the Bay Area group will continue to operate. The Cal-Italian Bottega is located in Yountville in the Napa Valley. Coqueta offers his take on Spanish cuisine at two locations, The Embarcadero in San Francisco and Yountville. All are open daily for lunch and dinner. The Ottimo cafe and market in Yountville is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.Raised by Italian-American parents in Turlock, he learned their Calabr...

Savannah Bananas will return to Northern California — here’s how to get tickets

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:08 GMT

If you missed the Savannah Bananas during their last visit to Northern California — or if you’re itching to see them again — there’s good news.The quirky baseball team is returning to the region as part of its 2024 Banana Ball World Tour.The catch: The games are in West Sacramento and you must join a random drawing to buy tickets.The “world’s famous baseball circus” will bring its batting skills and dance moves to Sutter Health Park, home of the Giants’ Triple-A club, the Sacramento RiverCats, from Thursday, May 9, to Saturday, May 11. Tickets are scheduled to drop two months before the show, but you must join the lottery system by Friday, Dec. 1 to be part of the random drawing, according to the team’s website.Remember: Joining the list doesn’t guarantee you will be able to buy tickets — only the chance to purchase seats for the show.The Savannah Bananas, which were founded in 2016, played sold-out shows in San Jose and West Sacramento last summer. If you’ve never heard of th...