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Denver weather: When will it snow, average first snow date

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- October is upon us, and for most, that means enjoying some beautiful fall foliage, pumpkin picking and maybe a little spooky Halloween fun.It is also the month that the Mile High City typically sees snow for the first time of the season.While most snow happens in winter, it has never been very good at respecting seasonal boundaries. The one between fall and winter is no exception, especially in Denver.Will Denver see snow this week?If you were hoping to start off your October with some snow, you may be disappointed. Download the FOX31 App: Breaking news alerts & Pinpoint Weather Pinpoint Weather Meteorologist Travis Michels said unless you head up into the mountains in the next few days, it is unlikely that you will see any snow.Michels specifically said that Denver looks to stay dry through the end of next week.When will Denver see snow?The average date for Denver's first snow of the season is Oct. 18, but as with all averages, it could come sometime before o...

Man arrested, accused of illegally killing 3 bears in Colorado

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- A Howard man was arrested and accused of illegally killing three bears, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.On Sept. 29, CPW officers found three bears -- a sow (adult female) and two cubs -- that had been killed and dumped southeast of Salida. CPW Officers had been responding to several anonymous tips and reports on social media about an alleged poaching incident.An investigation led the officers to obtain a search warrant on Saturday for a home near Howard. Watch: Bear breaks into Colorado home, steals steak Officers found evidence that the bears had been shot and killed there on Monday, Sept. 25, CPW said.Paul Stromberg, 52, was taken into custody on a number of charges, including one count of illegal destruction of wildlife, a felony. Misdemeanor charges include three counts of willful destruction of wildlife, three counts of unlawfully hunting black bear, three counts of unlawful possession of wildlife and three counts of wasting edible portions of game ...

Miami Beach Police investigate shooting, possible code violations at controversial home

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

A reported shooting in Miami Beach has sparked an investigation by Miami Beach Police, leading to a luxury car being towed and allegations of code violations at a home.According to police, just before 7 p.m. Sunday evening, officers responded to the 4700 block of Alton Road in Miami Beach regarding a reported shooting.Anna Minadakis, a nearby resident, told 7News that her son witnessed a suspicious person wearing a ski mask across the street.“We heard three shots being fired and he said he saw a guy across the street, he had a ski mask, a black ski mask on,” Minadakis said. According to the preliminary investigation, a dark-colored vehicle drove up to the home and several unidentified subjects exited the vehicle. The subjects attempted to break into several vehicles that were parked at the home and were confronted by renters at the home. Gunshots were fired but there were no reported injuries.“I heard boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, like eight gunshots I guess,”...

Man arrested for antisemitic disturbance at Sunny Isles Beach synagogue service

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

A man was arrested for disrupting a Shabbat service using antisemitic language towards synagogue-goers in Sunny Isles Beach, officials said. According to officials, Yudel Antonio Herrero, 47, stood outside King David Chabad and used a shofar (ram’s horn) to disrupt the worshipers’ prayers on Saturday. Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle and Sunny Isles Beach Police Chief Edward Santiago made the announcement Monday. “There is no place in our community, or any community, for those who revel in spouting hate,” said Fernandez Rundle. “Individuals who feel that they have license to desecrate the religious ceremonies and sentiments of Shabbat services and to desecrate the Holiday of Sukkot are in for a surprise. Neither my prosecutors, the Sunny Isles Beach Police Department nor the law enforcement community of Miami-Dade County will allow that to happen.”Herrero has been charged with disturbing a school or religious assembly.“Th...

Truck rollovers on Turnpike in Miramar; no injuries reported

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

A dangerous drive ended in a rollover wreck on the Florida Turnpike.7Skyforce hovered over the scene Monday morning along the Turnpike near Red Road in Miramar.A small white truck was overturned with its trailer busted open, which made a mess on the roadway. A second vehicle also damaged.There were no injuries and the Turnpike was reopened.

Dolphins first loss of season shows they haven’t yet surpassed the Bills in AFC East

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — The Miami Dolphins still have work to do if they want to be the team to beat in the AFC.They’ve shown this season that they can blow out teams and win close games, but they haven’t gotten past the division-rival Buffalo Bills, who have won the AFC East the past three seasons.Buffalo handed the Dolphins (3-1) their first loss of the season Sunday in a 48-20 defeat that kept Miami from taking the lead in the division and exposed weaknesses that either weren’t there in Miami’s first three games or were hidden by its offensive firepower.The Dolphins had outscored their opponents 130-71 and averaged 550 yards in the first three games of the season, but that high-powered offense was uneven Sunday both because of a tough Bills defensive front and because of self-inflicted wounds.A number of pre-snap penalties stalled momentum. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said he needs to be better at communicating in the huddle, but coach Mike McDaniel said...

Family hears late son’s heartbeat in emotional heart transplant reunion

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

SAN DIEGO, California (KGTV) — A San Diego family is hearing their son’s heartbeat for the first time since he died in a single-car crash last August.Harley Duffer was nervous as he walked up Imperial Avenue in Logan Heights with his wife, Justine. Pushing his two-year-old daughter in a stroller, he breathed heavier.The Duffers live in Arizona but spent the weekend celebrating their daughter’s birthday in San Diego. Their trip to SeaWorld, however, will not be the most memorable part of the trip.As he turned into the front gate of the Future Achievers Preschool, his new family was waiting for him.Lesley Nurse stood with her arms open, then clinched tightly to Duffer. The two cried as she said “Oh my gosh.”“It’s good to meet you too,” Duffer replied, fighting back tears.Nurse recognized Duffer’s heartbeat.“It’s so so strong,” she says.It’s not a heart he’s always had; it’s Nurse’s son̵...

‘It’s a survival issue’: Ukraine looks to arm itself as Western support slips

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

In a hotel conference room in Kyiv late last week, Ukrainian leaders huddled with hundreds of defense industry officials and policymakers from allied countries. The message was clear: Ukraine is open for business.Despite the specter of Russian missile fire in the Ukrainian capital, the International Industries Defense Forum was eerily similar to the panel-laden conferences that pop up many times a year in Washington and London. But the stakes were different for this one, as Ukraine finds its supporters running out of weapons to send while others are increasingly wary of committing more money to the conflict.With the charm offensive directed at weapons-makers around the world, the country is effectively trying to take matters into its own hands.“It’s a survival issue,” said Pavel Verkhniatskyi, managing partner at COSA Intelligence Solutions in Kyiv, since there is only so long Ukraine can expect to rely on donations from partners whose support can be switched off with a single elect...

Trump blasts judge during first day of $250 million fraud trial

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

NEW YORK — Donald Trump came face-to-face in a Manhattan court Monday with the attorney general who is suing him for massive business fraud and the judge who last week revoked his business licenses, as the former president attended the first day of a $250 million civil trial.A scowl on his face as he entered the courtroom, Trump showed up to see opening statements in the trial. New York Attorney General Tish James alleges that Trump, his adult sons, his companies and some of his business associates, fraudulently inflated Trump’s net worth in order to obtain favorable terms from banks and insurance companies.During a midday lunch break, Trump derided Justice Arthur Engoron, the state court judge overseeing the case. Engoron will decide the outcome of the trial, since it is a bench trial, meaning there is no jury.“This is a judge that should be disbarred. This is a judge that should be out of office. This is a judge that some people say could be charged criminally for what h...

Red Sox legend Tim Wakefield remembered for contributions on and off the field

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:35 GMT

As tributes pour in for all-star Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield, the star is being remembered for his contributions both on and off the field. Wakefield, who spent nearly 30 years with the Red Sox organization, died over the weekend. On Monday, Red Sox officials remembered Wakefield at their end of season press conference. “Great person, great husband, great dad, great player — let’s not forget about that,” said Red Sox Manager Alex Cora. Cora said Wakefield was a great teammate, adding “he was huge in the community.” “We always talk about hall of fame people who are good on the field but they’re better off the field,” Cora said. “This guy, he represented us with dignity.” In addition to his playing success, Wakefield served as the Red Sox’s first Jimmy Fund co-captain, spending countless hours during his playing days and after his retirement supporting cancer patients. Wakefield served as Jimmy Fund co-captain alongside co-captain Clay Buchholz. In one...