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Motor Oil Coffee set to open Albany location

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Local coffee brand, Motor Oil Coffee is opening its second location in downtown Albany. The shop will hold its grand opening on April 5 at 12:15 p.m. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! The second coffee shop will be located at 136 State Street. Motor Oil opened its other location on Union Street in Schenectady in November 2022. The company will also provide information about its plans for Slip 12, a warehouse district coming soon to take place of the former Huck Finn property. Co-founders Joe Bonilla, and Rich Fazio will be in attendance along with Albany officials.

Officers hurt after four-car crash in Maryland Heights

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Multiple St. Louis area police officers were hospitalized early Wednesday morning after they were involved in a multi-vehicle crash on I-70 in Maryland Heights.The incident happened off I-70 eastbound just west of 270. After being closed for about three hours, I-70 east has been completely reopened. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Daily News SIGN UP NOW A spokesperson from the Missouri Highway Patrol said around 1:45 a.m., Lake St. Louis Police units were at the location after a previous chase. We're told, suddenly, Lake St. Louis Police reported that numerous officers had been struck by a vehicle while they were finishing up their work from the earlier chase.According to the Missouri State Highway crash report, prior to the crash, three v...

Announcing the St. Louis 'Remarkable Women' winner: Harriet Patton

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- All last month, FOX 2 and News 11 celebrated Women’s History Month by highlighting the stories of some Remarkable Women in the Greater St. Louis area, but there can only be one winner of the $1,000 check to the charity of her choice.The winner also goes on to possibly receive national recognition from FOX 2 and News 11’s parent company Nexstar and an additional $5,000 to the charity of her choice.The winner is Harriet Patton who is the founder of Better Than Ever Tutoring and the Meacham Park Neighborhood Improvement Association! She spent nearly three decades as a nurse and then decided to start a tutoring program to close the achievement gap between African American students and the greater Kirkwood community.   The Better Than Ever Tutoring Program she founded has supported thousands of students.  It was staffed by volunteer educators, community speakers and leaders and mentors from all over St. Louis.  Harriet recruited a team of people...

What are the odds? Projections & World Series chances for new Cardinals season

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Opening Day is set for Thursday, and with it comes some lofty expectations for the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals have earned four consecutive postseason berths and are widely considered favorites again for the National League Central. RELATED - How you MIGHT be able to watch St. Louis Cardinals games for free this year Could that translate to something more? Depends on who you ask, but several oddsmakers give the Cardinals a fighting chance for a World Series title. PointsBet (+2000, 20/1 odds)ActionNetwork.com (+2500, 25/1)Draft Kings (+1600, 16/1)FanDuel (+2000, 20/1)SportsBettingDime.com (+1600, 16/1)BetMGM (+1800, 18/1)FanGraphs gives the Cardinals a 4.7% chance at winning the 2023 World Series. It also gives a 50% chance of winning the division and a 66% chance of making playoffs through a division or wild card spot. PECOTA, a sabermetric system for forecasting MLB performance, projects a second-place division finish for the Cardinal...

ALL ABOARD! Saint Louis Zoo debuts new electric train

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A new electric train is rolling down the tracks at the Saint Louis Zoo. The train is named after Mary Meachum, a St. Louis abolitionist who was instrumental in educating Black people. Meachum also played a critical role helping free slaves in the Underground Railroad.“March is Women’s History Month, and we couldn’t imagine a more fitting time to announce Mary Meachum as the name of the newest train,” said Michael Macek, Director of the Saint Louis Zoo.  Top Stories: Officers injured in Maryland Heights crash This is the sixth train at the zoo, but the first one that is electric and first to be named after a woman. Officials say once the gas locomotives wear out, they will all be replaced with environmentally-friendly options.As the trains at the Zoo begin to age, replacing the locomotives with a much greener approach will set us up for a better future,” said Macek. “We are excited as we look ahead to the future of the Emerson Zooline Railroad and will continue to ...

Bill to ban texting while driving in Missouri moves forward

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Missouri Senate gives first-round approval to a bill that would ban texting while driving.Missouri is one of only two US states without a law that prohibits people over 21 from texting while driving. Right now, it is only considered illegal for drivers 21 and under to text and drive. Top Stories: Officers injured in Maryland Heights crash Potential avenues to change that seem to have bipartisan backing. Democrat and Republican lawmakers both introduced legislation this year to combat distracted driving. The bill making the most rounds lately is SB 56, sponsored by State Sen. Jason Bean (R-District 25). This legislation would require hands-free cell phone use for drivers of all ages. A first-time violation would mean a $50 fine and two points against the driver’s license. Repeat offenses could lead to enhanced penalties. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Politics...

Nuggets Podcast: Joel Embiid’s no-show, Nikola Jokic’s reticence and a national perspective on Western Conference

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

In the latest edition of the Nuggets Ink podcast, beat writer Mike Singer and deputy sports editor Matt Schubert are joined by ESPN NBA reporter Ohm Youngmisuk in the wake of the Nuggets-76ers showdown that wasn’t. Among the topics discussed:The much-anticipated face-off between MVP front-runners Nikola Jokic and Joel Embiid turned out to be a dud, with Embiid unable to play due to a calf injury. What impact does Embiid’s DNP have on the MVP race? Is the award now Jokic’s to lose? Or will this come down to how things shake out over the next two weeks?The MVP debate has become increasingly toxic in recent weeks — a development that appears to be grating on both Jokic and Embiid. Do both players care more about winning the award than they let on?The Western Conference standings remain incredibly tight below the top three seeds. Which teams do the Nuggets want to avoid most in the first round? Should Denver really want to avoid the Lakers? Can the Mavs get it together...

Letters: Recognize the hard work of staff often “in harm’s way” in our schools

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

Recognize the hard work of deans often “in harm’s way”Re: “Staffers wounded in shooting at East,” March 23 news storyJerald (Mason) and Eric (Sinclair), I am so saddened that you endured such a tragic event on March 22. As a past DPS administrator, I have had to search students; that is unnerving at best. I don’t remember ever conducting a search without one of my many wonderful deans with me. I’m sure you met last Wednesday’s request without thinking twice.Deans are often the first people teachers and administrators call when they need assistance with a student. They are the first ones out to lunch duty and at after-school dismissal. They are called on to supervise athletic contests and other school activities. They hold conferences with parents. They try to repair harm through the restorative justice process. They regularly put themselves in harm’s way. I think those who don’t work in schools are beginning to get a glimpse of a dean’s workload after t...

Teen shot, killed near Lancaster park

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

A teenager is dead after he was shot while riding a bicycle in Lancaster Tuesday night.The 18-year-old was cycling near Tierra Bonita Park at 30th and Kettering streets at about 8:30 p.m. when he was shot, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said in a news release. Deputies found the unnamed victim suffering from gunshot wounds to the upper torso, and he was declared dead at the scene.Investigators have learned that before the shooting, the teen had been in a confrontation with several other people at the park, one of whom "fired several gunshots at the victim, striking him in the upper torso," the release said.The attackers were last seen fleeing the shooting scene on foot through the park.Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the LASD Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. To provide information anonymously, call Crime Stoppers by dialing 800-222-TIPS (8477) or visit lacrimestoppers.org.

Head of Nashville school in shooting would 'run to' danger

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:45 GMT

The head of the Christian elementary school in Nashville who was killed in a shooting there on Monday was described by friends as smart, loving and a rare female leader within a male-led religious culture. “If there was any trouble in that school, she would run to it, not from it,” Jackie Bailey said of her friend Katherine Koonce, head of The Covenant School. “She was trying to protect those kids … That’s just what I believe.”Koonce was one of six people killed in the shooting in Tennessee, including three 9-year-old children identified by police as Hallie Scruggs, Evelyn Dieckhaus and William Kinney. Also killed were Cynthia Peak, 61, a substitute teacher, and Mike Hill, 61, a custodian.In a video statement released Tuesday evening, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said Peak was supposed to have dinner with his wife, Maria, after filling in as a substitute teacher at Covenant.“Maria woke up this morning without one of her best friends,” Lee said, adding that Peak, Koonce and his wife had o...