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Gusty SW winds push warmer temps and rainfall into the area

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

A VERY SPRING-LIKE PATTERN WILL SET UP FOR THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF SPRINGRain will be likely Tuesday night through Thursday night with thunderstorms possible during that stretch.The low-pressure system that will bring the period of precipitation, is tough to see on the surface map, as it is just forming. The moisture that it will tap into, however, is quite easy to make out in this mid-level water vapor loop from the GOES East Satellite. Look for the GREEN that's streaming from the Pacific through the Southwest. It's on the way!NUMEROUS LOCATIONS REPORTED 40+ MPH WIND GUSTS MONDAY AFTERNOONMonday’s peak wind gustsGUSTY SW WINDS PUSH TEMPERATURES TO MORE SEASONABLE LEVELS FOLLOWING COLDEST WEEKEND SINCE LATE JANUARY4 PM Monday temperatures — 4 PM area wind gusts — How much warmer than same period Sunday afternoon?FORECAST RAINFALL THROUGH 7AM SATURDAY, MARCH 25Unsettled early spring weather pattern to bring numerous chances for rain in the coming weekHeaviest rainfall expected to fall ...

A Trump indictment would be unprecedented in US history. What we know so far

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

(AP) – The decision whether to indict former President Donald Trump over hush-money payments made on his behalf during his 2016 presidential campaign lies in the hands of a Manhattan grand jury that has been hearing evidence in secret for weeks.An indictment of Trump, who is seeking the White House again in 2024, would be an unprecedented moment in American history, the first criminal case against a former U.S. president.Law enforcement officials are bracing for protests and the possibility of violence after Trump called on his supporters to protest ahead of a possible indictment.An indictment could also test a Republican Party already divided over whether to support Trump next year, in part due to his efforts to undermine his 2020 election loss.Trump denies any wrongdoing and has slammed the Manhattan district attorney's office probe as politically motivated.Here's a look at the hush-money probe, grand jury process and possible ramifications for his presidential campaign:...

Indiana bill would help provide police bleeding control kits

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana lawmakers want more law enforcement officers to carry tourniquets and other medical supplies to slow bleeding. Some agencies, such as the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, have had their officers carry tourniquet kits for years. Sgt. Genae Cook said they've been a vital tool. Buona, Rainbow Cone opening in Valparaiso "We've had numerous times where doctors have come to us afterwards and said because of the officer's fast reaction and the ability to put a tourniquet on, this saved this person's life," she said.Donations allowed IMPD to obtain the kits, Sgt. Cook said. All of the department's officers are trained on how to apply a tourniquet and have often used them to stop bleeding after car crashes and shootings, she added.Police are usually the first on the scene of an emergency, Cook said."Even though we're in the city, we still have a delay on medical care along with other areas based on the needs of ambulances," she said.Now Indiana lawmakers ...

1 year later: March tornado outbreak in Central Texas

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- One year ago, five separate tornadoes moved through Central Texas causing damage and injuries-- but thankfully no deaths.Jeff Mangum was a storm chaser with Tornado Trackers. He, along with his partner Gabe Cox, were our eyes on the ground as they chased the longest track tornado that day which moved through Round Rock toward Granger and then into Bell County before dissipating.The EF-2 tornado was on the ground for 29 miles from 5:54 p.m. to 6:34 p.m.KXAN Meteorologist Nick Bannin spoke with Jeff about that day in a two-part interview. The first part aired Monday on KXAN Weather & Traffic on the CW Austin. KXAN Meteorologist Nick Bannin: Jeff Mangum joins us, a storm chaser who was pivotal with our coverage of the tornado outbreak last March. Jeff, welcome back, tell us about March 21 2022. What went right for you and your partner Gabe Cox and what didn't?Jeff Mangum, Storm Chaser: That was a very unique day, we were anticipating that there's going to be an ou...

Waco teen receives 10K cancer grant

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

WACO, Texas (FOX 44) - Blain Lenoir, 19, received big help to pursue his college career after years of battling Leukemia. Blain was given a $10,000 scholarship through Northwestern Mutual's 2022 Childhood Cancer Survivor program. The scholarship aims to ease the financial burden for families who undergo childhood cancer treatments. Northwestern Mutual Foundation president, Steven Radke says, "Childhood cancer robs children and their families of far too much, and that should not include the opportunity to pursue their dreams of a college degree."Blain was diagnosed with cancer in November 2015. At the time, he was 11 years old playing competitive baseball. What his family thought was a typical baseball tournament turned into a scare. After three games in 24 hours, his family noticed a large bump on the side of his neck. Doctors diagnosed him with T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Blain was technically cancer free on December 24, 2015, just a little over a month after his diagnosis...

Daughter of American woman kidnapped in Mexico receives ransom call

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

(NewsNation) — It has been 39 days since Maria Del Carmen Lopez was kidnapped from her home in Pueblo Nuevo, Mexico. Her family has yet to receive any updates from the FBI on the status of the investigation. "It's been a roller coaster for the last 39 days. It definitely seems like we're actually living inside of a nightmare,” said Zonia, Maria's daughter. Ohio State student dead after spring break in Mexico Zonia was alerted by family members in Mexico about her mother's kidnapping. The kidnappers then made contact with Zonia, asking for a bounty for her mother. “It was shocking. It was an actual, it's like your body and your mind. Everything goes into a state that obviously you've never been in. It's disbelief, but at the same time, as weird as it sounds, some kind of comfort because you're at least having some kind of communication,” Zonia said.The FBI is offering a $20,000 reward for any information leading to Maria's whereabouts as the family grows desperate for information....

Lawmakers prepare to grill TikTok CEO amid calls to ban the app

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — TikTok's CEO is about to be in the hot seat on Capitol Hill. At a highly anticipated hearing this week, lawmakers will get the chance to grill him as they weigh legislation to ban the app altogether.On Thursday, the House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing focused on the popular app. TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew is scheduled to answer questions about that hearing.Lawmakers are expected to address concerns about what data the Chinese-owned app collects, who has access to it, and how the app could be used for propaganda.Congressman Debbie Dingell is one of the lawmakers on the committee who will get the chance to question Chew."I do have concerns," Dingell said. "I'm going to do what a responsible policy maker does, going to have the hearings, going to talk to people, going to get the facts." ‘It’s about time’: Lawmakers renew push to make daylight saving time permanent This issue is uniting lawmakers from both parties as they consider how to threats...

Watervliet honors former pro boxer with street renaming

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

WATERVLIET, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The city of Watervliet honored a former professional boxer, who was born in the area. Dave Zyglewicz finished his career with a record of 32 wins and four losses.One of those losses came when he fought boxing legend Joe Frazier. Zyglewicz was raised on Wiswall Avenue in Watervliet. On Monday, Wiswall Avenue was renamed Dave Zyglewicz Way in his honor. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! He also attended LaSalle Institute and owned Ziggy's Bar in Watervliet."He was loved in Watervliet," resident Mike Reinfurt said. "He had a corner bar in Watervliet that a lot of famous boxers came to, including Joe Frazier, Mike Tyson -- Ziggy's Corner -- but he trained a lot of boxers and got kids on the right path."Zyglewicz also served in the Navy, which is where his boxing career began.

Officials say hydrogen fuel vehicles are coming soon to New York

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

SLINGERLANDS, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The future of new clean energy is right here in the capital region. That’s according to officials at Plug Power. Plug Power’s new facility can soon supply the country with hydrogen fuel cells for cars and other vehicles. Andy Marsh, CEO and President of Plug Power, says the company is the “first real commercial market in the world, here in the Capital Region, for hydrogen fuel cells putting fuel cells in the forklift trucks.”Those forklift trucks are powered by hydrogen fuel cells if you think that’s as fast as it can go. Think again. These are already powering race cars in France. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Drivers can find hydrogen fuel vehicles in states like California, but Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado wants to see more options for clean energy here in New York.“The more you diversify energy sources, the more opportunities for the consumer to have a choice, then you gonna always...

LAUSD superintendent: strike talks stalled, schools to close Tuesday

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:54:05 GMT

Los Angeles Unified School District campuses will be closed tomorrow after labor talks came to a standstill and no additional negotiations were scheduled with service workers who are striking to demand higher wages and improved working conditions. Service Employees International Union, Local 99, which represents about 30,000 teachers’ aides, bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers and other support staff will be participating in the strike, which is set to begin early tomorrow morning.  United Teachers of Los Angeles, the union representing 34,000 LAUSD educators, plan to honor the picket lines. At a press conference Monday, LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said he had hoped to avoid the planned three-day strike by coming to an agreement with union officials, but that it never happened. “We were never in the same room, or even in the same building,” he said at the press conference, and added that he still hopes a deal can be reached to prevent the strike from ...