Denver weather: Snow, freezing drizzle possible in parts of metro Wednesday

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Denver weather: Snow, freezing drizzle possible in parts of metro Wednesday Parts of the Denver metro area could see some freezing drizzle and light snow Wednesday morning.Snow chances then increase throughout the day, with Denver likely to receive about an inch of snow by Wednesday night, forecasters at the National Weather Service in Boulder said.A winter weather advisory is in place Wednesday morning until noon for the foothills west and south of Denver and much of Douglas County for possible freezing drizzle and snow.There probably won’t be much accumulation in this first round, up to an inch but most likely about a quarter inch, but forecasters warned drivers roads in the area could get slick from what does fall.After that, a bout of snow could lift into Denver Wednesday afternoon through midnight, dropping an inch of snow in the city.Denver has about a 60% chance of snow Wednesday evening.Areas south of Denver toward Colorado Springs could see up to six inches of snow by Thursday.Daytime high temperatures are expected to warm up to the 40s and 50s aft...

Cozy new Colorado retreats great for a winter getaway

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Cozy new Colorado retreats great for a winter getaway When planning a winter getaway, you might be tempted to focus solely on your desired activities — skiing, snowmobiling, ice skating and more. But the most seasoned cold-weather travelers know that where you stay is often just as important as what you do. After a day on the snow you’ll welcome a cozy retreat for hot cocoa, s’mores around the firepit, board games, hot tub soaks, stargazing and movie nights under the blankets.As you make plans for winter, consider booking a room at one of these new / newly refreshed Colorado hotels.The focus of The Carlin, in downtown Breckenridge, is a seafood restaurant, but there are four welcoming and well-appointed guest rooms upstairs. (Provided by The Carlin)The CarlinWhile ski racing in Europe, Phil Armstrong found himself hungry at the end of his long days. He’d look for a restaurant in whatever mountain town he was visiting and tuck in for a hearty meal. Several times as he wrapped up his dinner a staffer would mention there were ...

Amtrak train slams into big rig in Ventura County; 5 hurt

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Amtrak train slams into big rig in Ventura County; 5 hurt At least five people were taken to the hospital after a collision between an Amtrak train and a semi-truck in Ventura County Tuesday evening that blocked traffic and led to the suspension of train service overnight.  The collision occurred in Somis, an unincorporated area of Ventura County, at around 6:20 p.m. on State Route 118 at Sand Canyon Road, according to a post on X, formerly Twitter, by the California Highway Patrol.  Video of the crash scene obtained by KTLA showed a large response by Ventura County Firefighters who responded to the scene to help passengers safely off the train and triage those injured. Fire officials said five people were taken to local hospitals with minor to moderate injuries.  First responders on the scene of a collision between a semi-truck and Amtrak train in Ventura County on Dec. 12, 2023. (RMG News)Wreckage seen in Ventura County after a semi-truck and an Amtrak train collided on Dec. 12, 2023. (RMG News)A person being loaded into a...

13-year-old girl, her baby found after disappearing in L.A. County

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

13-year-old girl, her baby found after disappearing in L.A. County Editor's note: This story was updated to correct an address.A young mother and her baby have been located after they disappeared in South Los Angeles on Sunday.The critically missing juveniles were identified as Nevaeh Lorane Martinez, 13, and her two-week-old son, D’Angelo Hill. They were last seen on Dec. 10 on the 1000 block of West 110th Street around noon, according to the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department.By about 5:45 a.m. Wednesday, they had been located, authorities said, though they did not disclose how or where the children were located.Nevaeh Lorane Martinez, 13, and her two-week-old son, D’Angelo Hill in photos from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.A “critically missing person” is defined as:-A person in critical need of medical attention-The victim of a crime or foul play-A person who has no pattern of running away or disappearing-The victim of a kidnapping or parental abduction-A person who is mentally impaired to the extent that such person i...

Downtown Los Angeles' Ace Hotel to close in January

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Downtown Los Angeles' Ace Hotel to close in January The Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles will close on Jan. 31, 2024.The hotel, which opened in 2014 at 929 S. Broadway, announced its closure on Instagram."Since 2014, you’ve answered the call with fervor and feeling and so much love," the hotel wrote. "It’s been an honor to inhabit these hallowed halls and The Theatre for ten golden years, which feels as good a run as any."The building, which was built in the 1920s and was once the California Petroleum Building, will be converted "to a limited-service, rooms-only operation, managed via a tech platform," a representative for Ace Hotel Group told KTLA.While Ace operates the hotel, the building itself was purchased by Chesapeake Lodging Trust, a Maryland real estate investment trust, for $103 million in 2015. "The Theater, long a beacon for performance and cultural happenings, will be managed separately," the Ace spokesperson added. The Los Angeles Times reports that "The Theatre at Ace Hotel plans to rebrand, and continue hosting live...

6,000 L.A.-area buildings in need of retrofitting: L.A. Times study

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

6,000 L.A.-area buildings in need of retrofitting: L.A. Times study We all know the "big one" is coming to Southern California but we don't know when that massive earthquake will strike. A new study by the Los Angeles Times found that 6,000 Los Angeles-area buildings are in need of retrofitting. The Times constructed an interactive map that shows residents the status of the buildings they live and work in."A retrofit strengthens earthquake-vulnerable buildings to better withstand shaking, making them less likely to collapse or be damaged," the article stated.Cities that have recently passed retrofit laws include Los Angeles, Torrance, Pasadena, Santa Monica, Culver City, West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, according to the report.

Ali Wong, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld and more to headline Netflix is a Joke Fest 2024 in L.A.

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Ali Wong, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld and more to headline Netflix is a Joke Fest 2024 in L.A. The star-studded Netflix is a Joke Fest is set to take over Los Angeles in May with a stacked and packed lineup. Big names like Katt Williams, Jerry Seinfeld, Trevor Noah, Ali Wong, Craig Robinson, Dane Cook, David Letterman, Chelsea Handler, Chris Rock and more will take part in the festival that consists of over 300 live stand-up shows, special events, table reads, sketch performances and more.“This is a special time for comedy, both for Netflix and the genre at large, " said Robbie Praw, Netflix VP of stand-up and comedy formats.  “We have the privilege of working with comedians who are selling out arenas, winning awards and building fandoms in the millions. In the 10 years that we've been doing stand-up we've seen the art form reach levels we didn't think possible. This festival aims to capture this moment by bringing together the world's best comedians for an unforgettable 11 days.”Netflix is a Joke Fest takes place from May 2 to May 12, 2024, and will take over some major Los ...

Joeski is On Top of the World

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Joeski is On Top of the World Joeski is On Top of the World: US artist Joeski says that his journey into DJing and producing began when he was just 13 years old.“My older sister was dating a disco DJ who lived in our neighborhood,” he says. “He was so taken with my sister that he took a liking to me, her little brother. He invited me over to his place to mess around on his turntables and his impressive record collection. Little did he know, that would spark a lifelong passion for me. From that moment, I was captivated by the art of mixing, and I found myself constantly wanting to do it. As time went on, my infatuation with DJing grew stronger. At the age of 17, I decided to turn my passion into a profession. I ventured into the DJ scene in New York City, where I was determined to make a name for myself. It was a bold move at such a young age, but it proved to be a pivotal decision that set the course for my career. As the ’90s unfolded, the landscape of the music industry began to shift. ...

Could Delta-8 THC Boost Creativity?

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Could Delta-8 THC Boost Creativity? View the original article about Delta-8 THC and Creativity at Real Tested CBD.Cannabis has had a long association with big-picture thinkers and visionary artists. Even today, many prominent musicians claim marijuana is their “muse.” Supposedly, the psychoactive effects of delta-9 THC seem to open new ideas and possibilities for creative types.Since delta-8 THC shares many of delta-9’s properties, people in the artistic community want to know whether it could enhance their creative endeavors. Will lighting a delta-8 hemp joint make tokers literary geniuses, or are delta-8’s “creative benefits” total hopium.Can Delta-8 Products Make People Extra Poetic?To date, no clinical trials have examined delta-8’s effect on creativity. However, a few studies suggest that its “cousin cannabinoid” delta-9 THC may make people extra imaginative.While ultra-high doses of delta-9 often hinder productivity and clear thinking, microdoses seem to impact creativity. There’s also evidence that people who a...

Best of the West rankings: Utah upsets BYU (now comes the hard part); Arizona remains on top; Colorado and New Mexico rise

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 03:50:56 GMT

Best of the West rankings: Utah upsets BYU (now comes the hard part); Arizona remains on top; Colorado and New Mexico rise There was no luck involved in Utah’s upset of 14th-ranked Brigham Young last weekend.The Utes grabbed a double-digit halftime advantage and led for 38 of the 40 minutes in recording their first victory over a ranked BYU team in 30 years. In every sense, it was one of Utah’s most inspired performances in years.Now comes the deflating reality: The Utes must root for BYU.Yep, they’re cheering for the enemy.Such is life in the NCAA Tournament selection process, where a 73-69 victory in December carries implications for March and a bitter rival becomes a staunch supporter.The strength of Utah’s resume will depend, in part, on BYU’s success in the Big 12.The more quality wins the Cougars collect in their new conference — and it’s arguably the toughest league in the land — the more weight Utah’s head-to-head victory carries.If the Utes fare well in Pac-12 play and are in the pool of teams competing for at-large bids to March Madness, ev...