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Madonna comparte noticias sobre su salud: “Estoy recuperándome”

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

(CNN) — Madonna reprogramará las fechas de su gira mundial en Norteamérica, luego de que la hospitalizaran recientemente.Madonna fue dada de alta del hospital y ya está en su casa, dice una fuenteLa ganadora del Grammy anunció la noticia en una publicación de Instagram este lunes.“Gracias por su energía positiva, sus oraciones y sus palabras de sanación y aliento. He sentido su amor”, escribió. “Estoy recuperándome y me encuentro increíblemente agradecida por todas las bendiciones en mi vida”, añadió.View this post on InstagramA post shared by Madonna (@madonna)Luego relató: “En lo primero que pensé cuando me desperté en el hospital fue en mis hijos. Mi segundo pensamiento fue que no quería decepcionar a nadie que hubiera comprado boletos para mi gira. Tampoco quería defraudar a las personas que trabajaron incansablemente conmigo durante los últimos meses para crear mi espectáculo. Odio decepcionarlos”.“Ahora estoy enfocada en mi salud...

Northwestern fires football coach Pat Fitzgerald amid hazing scandal

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) — Northwestern fires football coach Pat Fitzgerald amid hazing scandal.Source

Aid to Syria’s rebel-held northwest from Turkey certain to continue — but for 6 or 12 months?

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The delivery of humanitarian aid to Syria’s rebel-held northwest from neighboring Turkey is virtually certain to get a green light to continue from the U.N. Security Council — but the big question is for how long.The council’s current authorization for aid deliveries through the Bab al-Hawa crossing is set to expire Monday, but the council has two rival extension resolutions before it to vote on. A Russian resolution would continue aid deliveries for six months and a Brazil-Switzerland resolution backed by most council members and Secretary-General Antonio Guterres would authorize a 12-month extension.The vote had been scheduled for Monday but was delayed until Tuesday morning.Brazil, Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates are seeking a compromise with Russia on the time frame and a vote could take place later Monday or Tuesday, diplomats said, speaking on condition of anonymity because discussions have been private.The delivery of aid to the area has increas...

2023 All-Star Game Starting Lineups

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

American LeagueMarcus Semiem, 2B, TexasShoehi Ohtani, DH, L.A. AngelsRandy Arozarena, LF, Tampa BayCorey Seager, SS, TexasYandy Diaz, 1B, Tampa BayAdolis Garcia, RF, TexasAustin Hays, CF, BaltimoreJosh Jung, 3B, TexasJonah Heim, C, TexasGerrit Cole, RHP, N.Y. Yankees___National LeagueRonald Acuna Jr., RF, AtlantaFreddie Freeman, 1B, L.A. DodgersMookie Betts, CF, L.A. DodgersJ.D. Martinez, DH, L.A. DodgersNolan Arenado, 3B, St. LouisLuis Arraez, MiamiSean Murphy, C, AtlantaCorbin Carroll, LF, ArizonaOrlando Arcia, SS, AtlantaZac Gallen, RHP, ArizonaSource

Colorado lawmakers sue colleagues over closed-door meetings

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

DENVER (AP) — Two Democratic state lawmakers in Colorado are alleging that their colleagues repeatedly violated state open meetings law by gathering to discuss official business outside of the public’s view and directing aides to “omit or disguise” some meetings from representatives’ calendars, according to a lawsuit filed against their own caucus.The lawsuit, filed late Friday night, also alleges that Democratic and Republican lawmakers used Signal, a communication app where messages can be set to automatically disappear, in violation of state open meetings law and public records law.Democratic Reps. Elisabeth Epps and Bob Marshall filed the lawsuit against the House of Representatives leadership and the Democratic and Republican caucuses.Democratic House Speaker Rep. Julie McCluskie and House Republican Deputy Chief of Staff Roger Hudson, speaking for their respective caucuses accused of wrongdoing, said in separate statements that they are both committed to gove...

Number of wildfires surges in British Columbia after weekend of lightning strikes

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Lightning strikes over the weekend triggered more than 100 new wildfires in British Columbia, raising the total above 300 and leading authorities to order on Monday a ban on campfires for most of the province.The wildfire danger was high to extreme across most of British Colombia. The province’s Wildfire Service said almost 200 of the fires were ranked as out of control.Officials warned of challenging conditions, with lightning storms forecast for most of the week and above-average temperatures throughout the central interior of the province.In announcing the campfire ban, Bowinin Ma, British Colunbia’s minister of emergency management, said the province expected “continued extreme fire behaviour″ after 115 fires were sparked by lightning over the weekend.Environment Canada said a high of 33 degrees Celsius (91.4 Farenheit) in Fort Nelson broke a 64-year-old record there Sunday.Last week, the Canadian Forest Service said wildfires ragin...

Car owner shot after using air tag to locate stolen vehicle

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) -- A woman was shot after she discovered her 2020 Silver Kia Optima had been stolen, and used an air tag to track it down Sunday night according to the Aurora Police Department.The woman told police she discovered her Kia had been stolen late Sunday afternoon from East Caspian Circle. Police said she found her car near 6th Avenue and Del Mar Circle West. When she approached the vehicle, she was shot in the hand. Shooting suspect wanted after leading Aurora police on a chase She then went to the hospital for treatment, where medical personnel contacted APD.APD pursues stolen vehicle, crash during chasePolice spotted the vehicle, and the chase began. FOX31 learned that officers attempted to use pit maneuvers to stop the vehicle without success.During the pursuit, an APD Chevrolet Tahoe cruiser with its lights and sirens activated collided with a vehicle at 6th Avenue and Peoria Street late Sunday night.The officer and the two people involved in the crash were no...

Some DPS parents concerned over bus cuts for the 2023-24 school year

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- One family is trying to figure out how to get their kids to and from Morey Middle School after learning about a handful of bus routes being cut. “They will come out to certain neighborhoods and there are certain neighborhoods who won't have service at all," Lynne Ly told FOX31/Channel 2.Ly shared an email sent to parents in April of 2022 addressing the transportation bus cuts that would be implemented for the 2023-2024 school year. The email, sent by Morey Middle School Principal Hillary Niebauerat, stated there would be transportation cuts: Denver council to vote on pandemic relief checks for some parents "The determination of which routes were cut or reduced was made by identifying the current number of students using each route followed by the percentage of Free and Reduced Lunch (FRL) riders assigned to each route." The email also said there would be new bell times for the 2023-24 school year."Feedback and data collected throughout the district on bell times ...

First mental health transitional living homes to open this fall in Colorado

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- The Colorado Department of Human Services announced plans Monday for homes intended to provide less restrictive inpatient care for those with severe mental health conditions.As a result of HB22-1303, the first Mental Health Transitional Living homes will open this September. Building Hope offers walk-in support after officer, deputy fatally shot subject There, Coloradans with mental health conditions who may not be able to live independently or don't quite need inpatient hospitalization will be able to stay as long as they need to get stabilized before the end goal of reintegrating into the community.The program will customize care based on the individual's needs and support them in their journey to full independence, according to CDHS."These homes will fill a necessary gap and provide more Coloradans the support they need in the right setting," Bonnie Wright, director of the MHTL said.The program is still in development, but a release from CDHS said it plan...

TSA seizing rising number of guns at Denver International Airport

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 03:15:02 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- More and more Colorado travelers are walking into Denver International Airport packing. The U.S. Transportation Safety Administration released the latest batch of gun seizure data today, and numbers are climbing. Travelers are allowed to transport firearms on airlines but only if the weapons are declared and packed in checked baggage. Passengers who bring their weapons in their carryon luggage through security checkpoints face a civil penalty of up to $14,950. Colorado man illegally lands helicopter in Grand Teton for a lakeside picnic In the first half of 2023, there were 93 firearms discovered in carryon luggage at Denver International Airport, up from 77 in the first half of last year. If the trend continues through the rest of the year as regularly, there may be a record of firearms discovered at DEN. Last year was a record both nationally and at the Denver airport. Since 2018, there have been more and more firearms found at airport checkpoints each year exce...