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Easley scores 22 as South Dakota State defeats Mayville State 94-62

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

BROOKINGS, S.D. (AP) — Charlie Easley had 22 points in South Dakota State’s 94-62 victory against Mayville State on Thursday night.Easley added six rebounds and five steals for the Jackrabbits (6-5). Zeke Mayo added 17 points while going 5 of 10 (5 for 9 from 3-point range), and he also had five rebounds. Kalen Garry shot 4 for 12, including 2 for 7 from beyond the arc to finish with 11 points.The Comets were led in scoring by Thomas Gieske, who finished with 17 points, 11 rebounds and two steals. Jamison Kramer added 15 points for Mayville State. BJ Woods also had 10 points.___The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.Source

Colorado wolf reintroduction in limbo while judge decides on case

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — A federal judge in Denver heard arguments for and against a lawsuit filed against the state as Colorado prepares to reintroduce gray wolves to the Western Slope.No decision was made on the lawsuit Thursday, but both sides are hoping to hear something soon, as the process to bring wolves back is set to begin in days."What happened in the courtroom this morning was a last-ditch attempt at the eleventh hour to block the voter-endorsed, scientifically-based return of wolves to the state of Colorado," said Michael Saul, Defenders of Wildlife.Supporters of Colorado's plans to reintroduce gray wolves believe the lawsuit looking to delay the process of reintroduction lacks merit. Ugandan military colonel charged in Colorado humanitarian’s death The litigation claims the state and federal government did not do enough to ensure livestock and ranchers are prepared for the reintroduction. Stockgrowers on the lawsuit said they brought the lawsuit now to give Colorado Parks and ...

Colorado journalist embeds with combat medics in Ukraine

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — A Ridgway citizen journalist, who just returned from his fifth trip to Ukraine, is advising a national security think tank.Jordan Campbell and his production team, Ramro Global, just completed work on "Ukraine Under Fire," which documents his time embedded with front-line combat medics there. “This is really a story about democratic ideals versus authoritarian regimes," said Campbell, reached by Zoom. Denver contractor indicted on fraud, racketeering, charged in 11 burglary cases Upon his arrival back to the United States, Campbell was invited to speak before the Parliamentary Intelligence Security Forum, which focuses on global security issues facing the U.S.Campbell hopes to return to Ukraine in February or March for his sixth trip to the war-torn country. To see more of "Ukraine Under Fire," visit UkraineUnderFire.org.

Louisville gets $500K grant to rebuild 2 parks destroyed in Marshall Fire

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

LOUISVILLE, Colo. (KDVR) — At Enclave Park in Louisville, a large field of dirt is all that's left of a once-popular play structure. Nearly two years after the Marshall Fire destroyed it, the city is grappling with the high costs to rebuild it."The capital funds we had were going to be stretched very, very thin, especially with a fresh rebuild like this," said Bryon Weber, parks planning and project manager.But this week, the city received some good news: a $500,000 grant from Great Outdoors Colorado to "re-imagine and re-build" Enclave and Sunflower parks. Ugandan military colonel charged in Colorado humanitarian’s death Weber said they couldn't be more thankful and said they're eager to get to work on the rebuilds."We're really excited about the opportunities. It’s been a long time coming. The community here is very resilient," he said. Enclave Park in Louisville, Colorado, on Dec. 14, 2023 (KDVR)Louisville will host an open house on Jan. 23 from 5-7 p.m. at the Louisv...

Detroit-style pizza and burger joint Emmy Squared opens Fort Lauderdale location

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

Let’s face it: when it comes to comfort food, pizza and cheeseburgers are at the top of the list. What if we told you there’s a brand-new place in town serving up excellent versions of both? Prepare to be ecstatic, because Emmy Squared has finally arrived in SoFlo.Don’t be frightened. Dinosaurs are only part of the charm at Fort Lauderdale’s Emmy Squared Pizza.Karin Salinas: “Emmy Squared is our neighborhood restaurant that brings a combination of delectable, craveable flavors in a fun, light, casual atmosphere.”Their claim to fame is a four-cornered foodie fantasy.Karin Salinas: “So we are Detroit-style pizza, and Detroit style, the signature Detroit-style pizza, is in a square pan.”The shape isn’t the only way to recognize this Motor City marvel. First of all, there’s the frico crust.Karin Salinas: “Which is sort of that fried cheese crust that we see in the corners.”Then, there are the parallel lines of goodn...

Editorial: Teachers fall short as ignorance fuels antisemitism’s rise

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

There’s an epidemic of ignorance surging through America, and it’s especially virulent among the young.As we’ve seen played out on campuses and public spaces recently, impassioned but clueless youth are weighing in on the Israel-Hamas war without a hint as to the history of the region and its people.The buzzword du jour is “colonizers,” applied to the Jews in Israel. Even if students weren’t privy to extensive classes on world history, how have they not been taught that Jews are indigenous to the region, going back thousands of years? In a little over a week we’ll be celebrating Christmas, marking the birth of a Jew in Bethlehem, Judea over 2,000 years ago. Jesus was not an outlier, nor a European.Biblical history aside, there are enough non-sectarian historical records and archaeological evidence supporting the fact that the Israelites made their mark millennia before 1948.But students are lacking this knowledge, and more. As The Hill repor...

‘Poor Things’ a rich cinematic feast

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

Who would have guessed that Greek fantasist Yorgos Lanthimos (“The Lobster,” “The Favorite”) was the new James Whale? His latest piece of darkly comic, sexually twisted whimsy is called “Poor Things,” featuring a great Emma Stone of his award-winning 2018 semi-historical effort “The Favorite,” sporting a long shock of J-horror black hair, as a Victorian-era female creature that a mad scientist brings back from the dead by diabolical means. It’s “The Bride of Frankenstein” without the groom.Stone’s she-monster Bella Baxter is the brainchild of Dr. Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe). She just calls him “God” for short. Godwin is a recluse with a horribly scarred face and the son of a monstrous father, who mistreated him terribly as a child. But Godwin has nonetheless become a brilliant surgeon and scientist who gives hilariously gruesome lectures at a university and hires a student named Max McCandles (Ramy Youssef) to take care of Bella and teach her things.Godwin, Bella and Mc...

How Erick Fedde expanded his pitch arsenal in Korea to get back to the big leagues with the Chicago White Sox

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

Erick Fedde journeyed to the Korea Baseball Organization with the goal of making it back to the major leagues.“It was somewhere I felt I could work on all my new pitches and get the ball every fifth (or) sixth day there and throw a ton of innings and prove what I had,” Fedde said during a video conference call Thursday.He proved it — and then some — by earning KBO MVP honors in 2023.The right-hander officially agreed to a two-year, $15 million deal with the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday. Reports of a deal first surfaced on Dec. 5.Fedde, 30, said the opportunity with the Sox means “everything.”“I had that terrible taste in my mouth about the way my career ended up in the major leagues (in 2022 with the Washington Nationals), and going to Korea, it could be the last taste I ever had of it,” Fedde said. “I really didn’t want that to be how my career ended in the major leagues, and luckily I’m able to pitch well and get ...

Fox Nation to stream Boston Tea Party reenactment

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

This Saturday marks a Hub-centric national celebration with the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party – and it’s all being streamed on Fox Nation.This infamous Tea Party came about when, fed up with England’s “taxation without representation,” patriots took to the harbor and dumped tons of tea into the sea rather than see it being taxed.  It was the first volley fired in what would become the American Revolution and make the United States an independent, king-free nation.“They do do reenactments every year. But I think this is a big deal. I mean, it’s 250 years,” said Molly Line, Fox News’ Boston-based correspondent who will be anchoring the streaming platform.“These American heroes, a lot of them still remain nameless today, sent this message not only to show the King of England but to fellow patriots all across the colonies. They’re the ones that stirred this pot that eventually boiled over into a revolution.“And now 250 years later, this is a grand reenactment, a tribut...

Moore: DC out to destroy America’s tech titans

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:01 GMT

Nothing exemplifies America’s tech industry dominance in the global economy more than the meteoric rise of what is now being called the “Magnificent Seven” stocks — Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla. These companies single-handedly account for nearly all the gains in the stock market this year. They — which is to say we as American shareholders who own them — have a net worth of nearly $10 trillion.Think about it. None of these gazelles are Japanese, German or Chinese. All seven are American companies. They are globally dominant. They are innovators nearly unrivaled in human history. Amazingly, you would think their best years are behind them, like an aging baseball player. No. They are getting stronger, not weaker.As a consequence, they are keeping the 401(k) and retirement plans owned by more than 100 million Americans in the green.These are the General Motors, Standard Oil, J.P. Morgan and U.S. Steel of the 21st century.Yet, here’s t...