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People finding ways to keep cool in Capital Region 

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – As temperatures crept up throughout the day, people found different ways to stay cool. Medical professionals say staying hydrated before, during and after outdoor activities is crucial. Those who have no choice but to be outside say they keep from overheating by drinking plenty of water.Construction workers say dri-fit clothing is better than cotton and some even swear long-sleeves keep them cooler, while also protecting their skin from too much sun exposure.People who can escape the heat but choose to be outside say they make sure to bring the essentials“Keeping a towel I got a towel in my bag, keeping a couple of bottles of water with you. Making sure you’re hydrated before you come,” said basketball player Darius Hines.Some say it’s their love for what they do that fuels them, despite the soaring heat.“Just the motivation of it that’s why everyone else is out here,” said scooter rider Jovan Jackson. “Sometimes it’s just so fun you don’t even care how ...

Mother stabs her three children in Pompey and then kills herself

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

UPDATE 7-28-23 at 4:15 p.m. -- Onondaga County District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick confirms to NewsChannel 9 that the suspect is the mother of the three children, who died from a self-inflicted wound. Correction (July 28, 1:11 p.m.): This article previously stated three sisters were stabbed. There were actually two sisters and a brother stabbed according to the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office.POMPEY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- Two teen sisters and a brother were taken to the hospital via ambulance after being stabbed by their mother this morning in the Town of Pompey.The Onondaga County Sheriff's Office said that after stabbing her three children, the mother shot and killed herself.The call went out for the stabbing at Oran Delphi Road, between Number 2 Road and Hill Street, in Pompey.Onondaga County Sheriff, Toby Shelley says that at least one of the teens went to the neighbors asking for help around 9:15 a.m., and the neighbor called 911.Once the Sheriff's Office arrived, Deputies along wi...

Lyme community concerned as solar farm fire continues to burn

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

LYME, N.Y. (WWTI) -- Don't go outside. These were the order given to people in the town of Lyme in Jefferson County, New York on Thursday, July 27. A solar farm on County Route 179 caught on fire, which stemmed from one of the solar batteries.This concerned officials of potentially toxic fumes. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Jefferson County Fire and Emergency Management issued a shelter-in-place order for those who live within a one-mile radius of the farm. Route 179 was also closed to traffic.Emergency response agencies from across the region rushed to the scene. New York State Governor Kathy Hochul also deployed the Department of Environmental Conservation and the Office of Fire Prevention and Control.After four hours of battling the fire, the county's shelter-in-place order was lifted. But as of the morning hours on Friday, July 28, the fire continued the burn.Flames and billows of smoke could be seen from the reopened Ro...

Healthcare worker shortage in Capital Region

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Many capital region residents may have had a hard time finding a doctor. NEWS10 spoke with two experts, both of whom say that a myriad of issues are contributing to the healthcare worker shortage in our area. MORE NEWS in NEWS10“There is a shortage across the whole spectrum of providers plain and simple" says Assembly-member John Mc Donald III. The politician who is also a pharmacist, says the shortages run deep.“Whether it's the AIDS in the nursing home, the nurses in the nursing home, the hospital the technicians and yes in birth centers and yes with prime mostly care providers” he says. Dr. Joe Maldonado, the former president of the Medical Society of the State of New York agrees. He says the problem extends to most of Upstate New York. Why is upstate having such trouble filling healthcare worker positions, particularly doctors? He says diversity plays a role. “The large metropolitan regions have very diverse communities, which the rural communities do not...

Woman who struck Menards employee with vehicle sentenced to 20 years

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A woman charged with hitting a Menards employee with her car and fleeing the scene in 2019 has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.Debbie Penn pleaded guilty Friday to several charges from the incident in September 2019. She was caught shoplifting from a Menards on Manchester Road, then struck a store employee with her car in the store parking lot.That employee, Michele Arthur, struck her head on the concrete and suffered multiple skull fractures and bleeding of her brain. She says an Uber stranded her, then things really got weird "Today, thanks to the legal system who worked diligently to bring the suspect to justice, we close a significant chapter in this story," said Robin Diehl, Michele Arthur's sister.Judge Kristine Kerr sentenced Penn to 20 years for first-degree assault, armed criminal action and stealing. She also sentenced her to seven years for assaulting a jail guard, which will run concurrent with the 20 year sentence. During the sentencing, ...

Sean Payton on bashing Nathaniel Hackett, Broncos organization: “It was a mistake”

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

Broncos head coach Sean Payton opened Pandora’s box, and it’s safe to say he regrets doing so.After Denver’s first day of training camp Friday morning, Payton expressed remorse for comments made to USA TODAY on how the Broncos organization handled last season, former head coach Nathaniel Hackett’s work in Denver and the New York Jets seeking the spotlight.“It was a learning experience for me,” he said. “It was a mistake, and obviously, I need a little more restraint. I regret that.”Since Payton arrived in Denver, he’s shielded his team from those outside the organization, purposely limiting media attention to focus on football. That was until this week when he told USA Today’s Jarrett Bell that Denver’s disastrous 2022 season was “one of the worst coaching jobs in the history of the NFL” — a direct shot at Hackett, who was fired after 15 games and is now the offensive coordinator for the Jets.He even ripped the Broncos organization for the way they handled the seas...

Crowd provides boost as Broncos’ long haul begins: “There’s nothing better than having the fans here”

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

Fans filed onto the grass berm at the Centura Health Training Center on Friday morning and got their first look at Sean Payton’s Broncos.For the team itself, though, this was the third real day of work and fourth day since reporting to training camp Tuesday.“It kind of feels like our second first day with the fans being here,” Payton said. “Thought we had a good turnout and overall practice went smooth. We kind of go through those first four days or three days and then we back up and start again today with the installation. A lot of stuff they’re getting for the second time.“Pretty soon we’ll be in pads and we’ll go from there.”The crowd, capped at a maximum of 3,000 per day this year, showed their appreciation throughout the morning.“There’s nothing better than having the fans here,” quarterback Russell Wilson said. “We’re all working for one thing, to have our fans — the fans are so great here in this city and around the country and around the world for the Denver Broncos — and so...

Man pleads guilty to second-degree murder in Denver shooting death

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

A man who shot a visiting couple in a Broadway parking lot as they were renting a car pleaded guilty Friday to second-degree murder.Related ArticlesCourts | Colorado cop who put suspect in car hit by train found guilty of reckless endangerment, acquitted of attempted manslaughter Courts | $2M “wedding nightmare” in Aspen due to audio malfunction, lawsuit says Courts | Man sentenced to life in prison for Aurora workplace shooting death Courts | Colorado cop on trial for putting suspect in car hit by train testifies that she didn’t “perceive” the tracks Courts | Colorado businessman gets over 5 years in prison for “We Build The Wall” fundraiser fraud On May 6, 2022, Derron Harris, 31, shot Patrick Huhn and his wife, Shannon Huhn, who were visiting from Cincinnati, according to the Denver District Attorney’s Office. The couple was renting a car in the 300 block of B...

Now you can live inside a whale with this unique Southern California home

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

A truly bizarre and unique piece of Southern California real estate is turning heads online for its luxury amenities and animal-inspired design.The home, located at 999 Andante Rd. along Santa Barbara's Mission Creek, is currently listed by Daniel Carpenter of Sotheby's International Realty with an asking price of $3.25 million. But its price tag isn't what the internet is buzzing about, rather it's the fairytale-esque design that has both charmed and confused the world.The three-bedroom, four-bathroom house, surrounded by mature oak and sycamore trees, is modeled after a whale. Yes, a whale.This unique home in Santa Barbara is styled after a whale, with the whale's mouth serving as its entrance. (Sotheby's International Realty)You enter the home through the mouth of a whale, its cedar shingles aligning the exterior, giving it the appearance of the marine mammal's skin."Three floors of creative genius encompass the head of the whale," the property's listing reads. The head of the wh...

Man arrested after making thousands of prank phones calls to San Bernardino County Sheriff

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 08:54:17 GMT

A man from Rialto was arrested last week, accused of making thousands of non-emergency prank phone calls to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.Luke Edward Dumas, 48, of Rialto, was arrested on July 22, after he was identified as the alleged source of the spam calls.According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, Dumas made as many as 7,000 spam calls to the Sheriff's Department beginning in April using a blocked number. The calls were "annoying and harassing" staff, and preventing them from taking other calls, officials added.An investigation was launched and Dumas was eventually identified as the suspected caller. On Saturday, he was taken into custody and booked at the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga.He awaits several charges related to the calls, as well as additional charges for resisting an officer and reckless driving. The Sheriff's Department also believes he may be responsible for other spam calls placed throughout the Inland Empire....