Sunday night Forecast: mostly clear and low of 62

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

Sunday night Forecast: mostly clear and low of 62 Sunday Night: Mostly clear. NE 5-10 mph. Low: 62, upper 50s away from the lakeMonday: Increasing clouds & slight chance of late evening showers. NE 10-15 mphHigh: 82, Low: 73 by the lakeExtended outlook calls for a weak cold front to move through Monday into Tuesday that could deliver a brief spotty shower or two. Tuesday more cloud cover and highs a bit cooler into the low 70s, 60s by the lake. We'll get back into the upper 70s for Wed/Thu. Friday temps close to 80 and chance of late day showers with some continuing into Saturday. attached: ontario fire risk and active fires from Ontario Ministry of Nat'l Resources & Forestry and the AirNow Air Quality Map fr the U.S. Geological Services Attached: Ontario fire risk and active fires from Ontario Ministry of National Resources & Forestry and the AirNow Air Quality Map from the U.S. Geological Services 

Officers responding to 911 call shoot and kill man in St. Croix County

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

Officers responding to 911 call shoot and kill man in St. Croix County Law enforcement officers in St. Croix County on Saturday night shot and killed an armed 42-year-old man whose wife called 911 to report that her husband was “out of control” and “ready” to bring out his assault rifle, officials say.Officers from the New Richmond Police Department and St. Croix County sheriff’s deputies responded to the 911 call that came in about 10:45 p.m. Saturday at a home in the 1900 block of County Trunk Highway CC in Star Prairie Township, Wis., according to a news release Sunday.When they arrived, the woman was outside but two juveniles were still inside the home. According to the release, the man threatened law enforcement officials, who saw through a window that he was armed with a hunting rifle. He continued to make threats and then left the house with a long gun “to confront” the law enforcement officers, the release says, and a sheriff’s deputy and a New Richmond police officer both shot the man. He died at...

After appealing closure, Duluth Heights church reopens with Vatican blessing

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

After appealing closure, Duluth Heights church reopens with Vatican blessing Sunlight filtered in through green, red and yellow stained glass in the St. Joseph Catholic Church sanctuary.Parishioners knelt, sang and prayed with the Rev. John Petrich at the altar, and the 11-person worship team was ready to chime in. The pews and the parking lot were nearly full, and searching for open spots seems a welcomed task for these parishioners.For more than two years, the church, located at 151 Linden St., in the Duluth Heights neighborhood, remained empty due to a decree, set forth by the Diocese of Duluth, to close in 2019.In a very rare occurrence, St. Joseph parish appealed to the Vatican, which, after a long process, ordered the church to reopen as an independent entity, which it did Nov. 6, 2021, with Petrich at the helm.“The universal church for Catholics throughout the whole world listened to people from a little tiny parish in the middle of a little tiny town called Duluth, Minnesota. They presented their case, and the Vatican said, ‘You shouldn’t have ...

LGBT Pride Month celebrations return to Glens Falls

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

LGBT Pride Month celebrations return to Glens Falls GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) -The first full week of Pride Month is kicking off with the Glens Falls Pride Festival. For the first time in about five years, everyone in the city was able to celebrate and express themselves.Lower Adirondack Pride, formerly known as The Bridge, regrouped in time for June's Pride events. President of the non-profit, Cam Cardinale, says the name isn’t the only thing that has changed. “We are excited to take it back to Glens Falls. We moved it from Crandall Park back here to City Park to make the event more visible," said Cardinale. Capital Pride Parade and Festival 2023 announced Members of the LGBTQ+ say being able to shine and show their true colors helps strengthen the community. That spirit of togetherness bringing a tear to attendee, Tiger Lily Dickey's, eyes. “Very excited, a little emotional. Just getting to see everyone in their element and being themselves," described Dickey. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivere...

Police: Woman found dead in Castle Point home

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

Police: Woman found dead in Castle Point home ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – Detectives with the St. Louis County Police Department are investigating a homicide after a woman was found dead in a Castle Point home on Sunday.According to Officer Adrian Washington, a county police spokesman, officers from the North County Precinct were called to a home in the 10500 block of Earl Drive shortly after 4:20 p.m.Officers found the body of a woman inside a bedroom. Ballwin man killed in I-44 collision with abandoned truck Investigators determined the woman died as a result of an incident between individuals who knew one another, Washington said.As of Sunday night, police have not released any additional information.Anyone with information on the case is asked to contact the St. Louis County Police Department at 636-529-8210. Tipsters who wish to remain anonymous and receive a cash reward can call CrimeStoppers at 866-371-TIPS.

Miami Heat’s Max Strus ignites in Game 2 of NBA Finals against Nuggets

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

Miami Heat’s Max Strus ignites in Game 2 of NBA Finals against Nuggets Heat coach Erik Spoelstra wasn’t worried.After watching guard Max Strus go 0-for-10 in Miami’s loss to the Denver Nuggets in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Spoelstra remained calm. He didn’t think Strus needed a pep talk to regain his rhythm. Thursday’s performance was simply a case of the ball not falling in.“We’ve been through this before. (Strus is) ignitable,” Spoelstra said, snapping his fingers.In Game 2 on Sunday, Strus found his shooting touch. He and guard Gabe Vincent were red-hot, recording eight of Miami’s 17 3-pointers to beat the Nuggets, 111-108, to even the series while handing Denver its first postseason loss at home.Strus set the tone in the first. He scored 12 of his 14 points in the opening quarter while knocking down a pair of 3-pointers during Miami’s early 10-2 lead.Strus finished the night shooting 4-for-10 from deep.“Max coming out like that was huge,” Heat guard Duncan Robinson said. “When he hit those shots, it settled everyone (down). From there it was about c...

Nuggets-Heat Game 2 superlatives: Michael Malone blasts Denver’s Game 2 approach, “This is the NBA Finals and we’re talking about effort”

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

Nuggets-Heat Game 2 superlatives: Michael Malone blasts Denver’s Game 2 approach, “This is the NBA Finals and we’re talking about effort” HeroHeat guard Duncan Robinson Duncan Robinson was minus-20 in 6:48 through three quarters and hadn’t scored for Miami, which trailed by eight heading into the fourth quarter. Then Robinson scored eight in the first 70 seconds of the fourth quarter and propelled Miami on an epic 32-12 start to the deciding frame. The Heat got contributions from a bunch of players late, but Robinson got them going.ZeroDenver’s three-point defense No way Miami’s Max Strus and Caleb Martin were going to combine to go 1-of-11 from three-point range like in Game 1, but the Nuggets continued to give up way too many open looks from deep in Game 2, and this time it cost them. Denver coach Michael Malone warned against letting the Heat get going, but the Nuggets couldn’t stop it from happening. Strus got hot early, Gabe Vincent made 4-of-6 and the Heat hit 17 three-pointers to Denver’s 11. Good recipe for stealing a game on the road.PostcardHoops royaltyThere’s hoops royalty, and then...

PHOTOS: Denver Nuggets fall to Miami Heat 111-108 in Game 2 of NBA Finals

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

PHOTOS: Denver Nuggets fall to Miami Heat 111-108 in Game 2 of NBA Finals The Denver Nuggets hosted the Miami Heat in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on June 4, 2023 at Ball Arena in Denver.Related ArticlesDenver Nuggets | Why Nuggets coach Michael Malone didn’t call timeout with NBA Finals Game 2 on the line Denver Nuggets | Heat catches fire from 3-point range to steal Game 2 of NBA Finals from Nuggets Denver Nuggets | Nuggets 3-pointers: Eric Spoelstra wisely elects to make Nikola Jokic a scorer in NBA Finals Game 2, not a distributor Denver Nuggets | WATCH: Nikola Jokic makes pretty touch pass to Aaron Gordon in Game 2 against Heat Denver Nuggets | Heat’s Tyler Herro “progressing” toward potential NBA Finals return, Miami coach Erik Spoelstra says Want more Nuggets news? Sign up for the Nuggets Insider to get all our NBA analysis.

Why Nuggets coach Michael Malone didn’t call timeout with NBA Finals Game 2 on the line

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

Why Nuggets coach Michael Malone didn’t call timeout with NBA Finals Game 2 on the line With 11 seconds remaining in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, Bruce Brown pulled down a rebound after Jimmy Butler missed a jumper, giving the Nuggets an opportunity they had clawed several minutes for:A chance to tie the game.It was 111-108 Heat. Miami had led by as many as 12 late in the fourth quarter before a furious Denver rally, which culminated here.Nuggets coach Michael Malone elected to leave his two timeouts in his pocket.Instead of stopping the clock and advancing the ball, the Nuggets brought the ball up while time waned. The last possession resulted in a Jamal Murray step-back 3-point attempt, which rimmed out at the buzzer. The Heat tied the series 1-1 by handing the Nuggets their first home of the playoffs.“I think (the timeout decision) is dependent upon the situation,” Malone said when asked for an explanation. “Their half-court defense was giving us a lot of trouble in that fourth quarter. You can take a timeout, let them get set. You let them review wha...

Nuggets 3-pointers: Miami elects to make Nikola Jokic a scorer in NBA Finals Game 2, not a distributor

Published Fri, 29 Mar 2024 05:57:33 GMT

Nuggets 3-pointers: Miami elects to make Nikola Jokic a scorer in NBA Finals Game 2, not a distributor Initial observations from Game 2 of the 2023 NBA Finals between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat at Ball Arena.1. Spo’s Joker decision: After Nikola Jokic sliced and diced the Heat with immaculate passes in Game 1, Eric Spoelstra decided to make Joker be a scorer instead of a distributor Sunday night. In the series opener, Jokic had six first-quarter assists before his first shot attempt and 10 assists vs. three shot attempts at halftime. In Game 2, he was 3-for-6 shooting with just one assist in the first eight minutes. Miami didn’t send help, living with one-on-one post matchups for most of the night. Bam Adebayo was serviceable. Cody Zeller was not. Jokic feasted on him in the third quarter, even calling for Bruce Brown to clear out late in the shot clock at one point. (He scored.) After an 18-point third, Jokic had 31 points on 23 field goal attempts but only three assists. Two of them were difficult oops, not because of Heat double-teams. Miami is cool with that &#...