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Colorado judge rejects Trump's attempt to dismiss ballot lawsuit

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

DENVER (AP) — A Colorado judge has rejected an attempt by former President Donald Trump to dismiss a lawsuit that seeks to keep him off the state ballot, ruling that his objections on free-speech grounds did not apply.Trump’s attorneys argued that a Colorado law protecting people from being sued over exercising their free speech rights shielded him from the lawsuit, but Colorado District Judge Sarah Wallace said that law doesn’t apply in this case. 1 officer found guilty of homicide in Elijah McClain case, 2nd officer acquitted The law also conflicted with a state requirement to get the question about Trump's eligibility resolved quickly — before a Jan. 5 deadline for presidential candidates' names to certified for the Colorado primary, Wallace wrote.Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington claims in its lawsuit that putting Trump on the ballot in Colorado would violate a provision of the 14th Amendment that bars people who have “engaged in insurrection” against the Co...

Are you self-representing? Colorado Judicial Department offering free legal assistance

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) —Many Coloradans represent themselves in legal matters, according to the Colorado Judicial Department. In October, the department will provide free legal assistance so that those who self-represent are prepared to appear before a judge. The Colorado Judicial Department will provide free legal assistance around the state during the week of Oct. 23. These days are known as "Legal Resource Days."Volunteer lawyers will offer free informational and educational sessions so that anyone who is self-representing or has questions about a case, claim or legal matter can feel prepared. Grave robber who stole body parts from mausoleum could face felonies if caught According to the Colorado Judicial Department, registration will be required for some sessions. A full list of available sessions and their locations are available on the judicial department's website. Free Legal Resource Days by district1st Judicial DistrictIn-person sessions will be held in the atrium of the Jefferson...

Pumpkin spice blotting: Blushed Miami’s Yanet Ruiz says less is more when nailing down latte makeup trend

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

It’s latte season, but not the latte you drink. We’re talking about the latte makeup trend, and we’re gonna show you how to get the look, without spilling any coffee on your face.The only thing hotter than your pumpkin spice latte is the latte makeup trend.Makeup artist Yanet Ruiz from Blushed Miami says getting the look is simpler than you think.Yanet Ruiz: “The latte makeup trend consists of different tones browns and warm colors — bronze, golds. It’s a very simple look that anyone can do from home.”Even celebs have a latte love for the look.Yanet Ruiz: “Some of the celebrities that have been doing this trend are Hailey Bieber, Shay Mitchell, you have Kylie Jenner. So the look is very neutral, and they have been wearing this look for quite a while that has now become popular.”To get your brew going, start with the eyes.Yanet Ruiz: “We started with a transition color closer to her skin color. To add more dimension, we slow...

7 Investigates: Parking Problem

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

A local man thought reserving a parking spot through a popular app would save him some stress but instead his car was towed. 7 Investigates found he’s not alone in what some drivers say is a parking problem.Brayden Waterman thought he scored the perfect parking spot in a busy Boston neighborhood.  “Yep, right here, here’s where I parked,” Brayden said.He paid $63 to park that night through SpotHero, an app that helps people find privately owned parking spots that are available for short-term use.“It was very clear as to where the spot was,” Brayden said.The app guided him with specific instructions to this spot, tucked away behind a condo complex, with one requirement.“It’s gonna be towed if you don’t park inside the lines, which I did,” Brayden said.“I was very frustrated, I was very mad, I was very scared,” he said. “I don’t know if I would be able to get back home.”7 Investigates discovered that Brayden isn’t alone. Even though SpotHero is highly rated overall, complain...

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Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

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1 of 2 Colorado officers convicted in Elijah McClain’s death after neck hold, ketamine injection

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

BRIGHTON, Colo. (AP) — Jurors convicted a Denver-area police officer of homicide Thursday and acquitted another of all charges in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain, a Black man who was put in a neck hold, pinned to the ground and given an overdose of the sedative ketamine by paramedics.Aurora police officer Randy Roedema was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide and third-degree assault by a 12-person jury. They found officer Jason Rosenblatt not guilty.Roedema, who kept his head bowed after the verdict was read, faces up to three years in prison on the more serious homicide charge. Rosenblatt hugged his supporters as he walked out of court.McClain’s mother listened to the verdict from the front row, where Attorney General Phil Weiser had his hand on her shoulder. Sheneen McClain held her right hand high in a raised fist as she left the courtroom. She expressed disappointment in the verdict.“This is the divided states of America, and that’s what happens,” she said as she walk...

Elijah McClain’s final words are synonymous with the tragic case that led to 1 officer’s conviction

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

BRIGHTON, Colo. (AP) — As the death of Elijah McClain became a rallying point at police reform rallies in Colorado and across the county in 2020, the young man’s final words became synonymous with the tragic case. Prosecutors also played them during a trial for two officers charged in his death that culminated Thursday when jurors convicted one officer of criminally negligent homicide and third-degree assault and acquitted another. “I can’t breathe,” he said as police pinned him to the ground on a summer night in 2019. “My name is Elijah McClain… “I’m just different! I’m just different. That’s all! That’s all I was doing!”Here are excerpts from more than three hours of police body camera footage from the encounter with law enforcement and paramedics on Aug. 24, 2019, in the Denver suburb of Aurora. It started after a 911 caller reported that McClain looked “sketchy.” After being pinned down and given the sedative ketamine, he died three days later. A th...

Hamas practiced in plain sight, posting video of mock attack weeks before border breach

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

Less than a month before Hamas fighters blew through Israel’s high-tech “Iron Wall” and launched an attack that would leave more than 1,200 Israelis dead, they practiced in a very public dress rehearsal.A slickly produced two-minute propaganda video posted to social media by Hamas on Sept. 12 shows fighters using explosives to blast through a replica of the border gate, sweep in on pickup trucks and then move building by building through a full-scale reconstruction of an Israeli town, firing automatic weapons at human-silhouetted paper targets.The Islamic militant group’s live-fire exercise dubbed operation “Strong Pillar” also shows militants wearing body armor and combat fatigues swiftly carrying out operations that included the destruction of mock-ups of the wall’s concrete towers and a communications antenna, just as they would do for real in the deadly attack last Saturday.While Israel’s highly regarded security and intelligence services were clearly caught flatfooted by Hamas’...

Person accused in fatal shooting of 2 in Georgia dies by suicide while fleeing, police say

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

SMYRNA, Ga. (AP) — A person suspected of fatally shooting two people on Thursday near a dental office northwest of Atlanta died by suicide when officers tried to stop the individual’s vehicle, police said.The Cobb County Police Department said in a Facebook post that their major crimes unit is investigating a double homicide that happened near a dentist’s office in Smyrna. Preliminary investigation suggests that a person approached the business and then shot and killed two people who were known to that person, police said. The suspected shooter then fled in a vehicle that was spotted later, according to law enforcement. When police tried to stop it, the person died by suicide. No further information was immediately released, including the names of the people involved. The Associated Press

80-year-old critically injured in Hamilton-area crash

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:30:55 GMT

An 80-year-old has suffered life-threatening injuries following a three-vehicle crash in Hamilton on Thursday afternoon.OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says a vehicle travelling southbound on Highway 6 crossed over into the northbound lanes and struck two other vehicles between Parkside Drive and 5th Concession around 1 p.m.The 80-year-old driver of the southbound car was taken to hospital with critical injuries. Three other people were taken to hospital with minor injuries.Collision: #Hwy6/4th Con. – 3 vehicles involved, a SB vehicle entered NB lanes colliding with two NB vehicles. Driver of SB vehicle sustained serious injuries. Hwy 6 closed between 5th Con. and Parkside Dr. #BurlingtonOPP ^ks pic.twitter.com/jS4GEy1R9j— OPP Highway Safety Division (@OPP_HSD) October 12, 2023