Smart Global, Progress Software rise; Nike falls, Friday, 6/30/2023

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

Smart Global, Progress Software rise; Nike falls, Friday, 6/30/2023 NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes on Friday:Nike, down $3.00 to $110.37The purveyor of sneakers and other athletic apparel’s profits missed Wall Street’s forecasts.Smart Global, up $2.38 to $29.01The business technology company beat analysts’ third-quarter forecasts and said it stood to benefit from the recent AI boom.Aurinia Pharmaceuticals, up 52 cents to $9.68The biopharmaceutical company said its board is considering options including a sale.Apple, up $4.38 to $193.97Apple became the first publicly traded company to be worth $3 trillion.Progress Software, up $3.22 to $58.10The maker of OpenEdge business software reported earnings that easily beat Wall Street’s forecasts. Circor International, up $2.65 to $56.45KKR’s sweetened $56-a-share offer for Circor was accepted. Constellation Brands, down 72 cents to $246.13The maker of Modelo beer reported strong quarterly results but lowered its full-year profit outl...

Texas grand jury issues capital murder charge against suspected gunman who killed 5 neighbors near Houston

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

Texas grand jury issues capital murder charge against suspected gunman who killed 5 neighbors near Houston CLEVELAND, Texas (AP) — Texas grand jury issues capital murder charge against suspected gunman who killed 5 neighbors near Houston.Source

New Jersey governor considers 5-year extension of internet gambling

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

New Jersey governor considers 5-year extension of internet gambling TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A bill to extend internet gambling in New Jersey for another five years is in the hands of Gov. Phil Murphy, following its approval Friday by the state Legislature.The measure was approved by the state Assembly and Senate with minimal opposition from lawmakers, and now goes to the Democratic governor for action.But the approval did little to dispel the mystery surrounding unexpected and unannounced changes made to the bill earlier this week that have rankled the Atlantic City casino industry.Internet gambling began in New Jersey 10 years ago. The original renewal bill would have extended it for another 10 years.But on Tuesday, an Assembly panel cut that to just two years without discussing or even announcing the change. Since then, lawmakers have repeatedly declined to say why the extension was shortened. The next day, the extension was set at five years — again, without explanation.The trade association for the Atlantic City casino industry has said a full 10-y...

Where to watch Colorado’s 4th of July fireworks in 2023

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

Where to watch Colorado’s 4th of July fireworks in 2023 DENVER (KDVR) -- The Fourth of July is almost here. Celebrate Independence Day with a bang at free fireworks displays in communities across Colorado.We put together a full list of events happening across the state starting June 30 and lasting through July 4. Check the Pinpoint Weather Forecast Friday, June 30Denver – Coors Field: The Colorado Rockies will have fireworks games on Friday, June 30 and Saturday, July 1. Tickets to the series against the Detroit Tigers can be purchased here.Saturday, July 2Denver – Coors Field: The Colorado Rockies will have fireworks games on Friday, June 30 and Saturday, July 1. Tickets to the series against the Detroit Tigers can be purchased here. Fort Collins: Independence Day in Fort Collins will include a day full of festivities, including 5K, golf tournament, parade, food truck rally, and more. The day will conclude with fireworks at City Park at 9:35 p.m.Fort Lupton: The celebration will take place from noon to 4 p.m. ...

School resource officers included in new Denver Public Schools safety plan

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

School resource officers included in new Denver Public Schools safety plan DENVER (KDVR) – Some Denver students can expect to see school resource officers return to their high schools under a new plan released Friday.The announcement is part of a 57-page long-term safety plan from Denver Public Schools that was released on Friday. Read a PDF of the full Denver Public Schools long-term safety plan This new plan stems from a shooting at East High School in March that ended with two staff members in the hospital. Those staff members were searching a student who was required to be checked after being expelled from another district. During the search, they found a handgun and the teen shot them. The teen ran away from the school and was found later to have killed himself.This incident resulted in school resource officers immediately being returned to a variety of schools across the district, a reversal of a 2020 decision to remove them, and the decision to conduct a full review and create a new plan for district safety.“Safety is a layered approach that encom...

Spring Creek Fire burning nearly 3K acres

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

Spring Creek Fire burning nearly 3K acres DENVER (KDVR) -- A wildfire burning southwest of Parachute is burning 2,910 acres, as of June 30, the Rocky Mountain Incident Management Team said in a release.The Spring Creek Fire is 21% contained and the cause remains under investigation. No evacuations have been issued but Spring Creek Road and High Mesa Road are open to local traffic only.Spring Creek Fire map (Courtesy: Rocky Mountain Incident Management Team) Photos: Funnel clouds spotted in Park County Firefighters continue to build lines around the fire and helicopters have been routinely dropping water on the blaze. A total of 441 personnel are working on the fire. The RMIMT said the fire is producing smoke that may affect air quality.

Missing children last seen with 67-year-old woman

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

Missing children last seen with 67-year-old woman (KDVR) — Police are looking for two children who were last seen in May.King Jones, 9, and Demi Jones, 8, were last seen in mid-May in the Delta County town of Hotchkiss, in southwest Colorado. They were with Jacqueline Ballard, a 67-year-old woman who's a noncustodial family member, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.The children are described as a boy and a girl, each white with brown hair and brown eyes. They both stand about 3 feet 5 inches tall and weigh around 60 pounds.Ballard is described as a white woman with blonde hair and green eyes. She stands about 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs about 145 pounds.King Jones, Demi Jones and Jacqueline Ballard (Courtesy of Colorado Bureau of Investigation)They may be in a 2017 Subaru Outback with Colorado plate AZB-B32. A stock image of the vehicle is below:2017 Subaru Outback, stock image (Released by Colorado Bureau of Investigation)The children and Ballard were last seen on May 14, around 4:50 p.m. in the 500 block of As...

Man accused of threatening to shoot Gov. Jared Polis

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

Man accused of threatening to shoot Gov. Jared Polis DENVER (KDVR) – An Aurora man has been charged with allegedly threatening Colorado Gov. Jared Polis' life.According to a release from the 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, 41-year-old Jeromie Rose left two threatening voicemails on June 20. Problem Solvers: Fired prosecutor blackmailed over naked photo "I voted for you and you took away the emergency food stamps," Rose allegedly said in the voicemail. "You're lucky I don't put a bullet in your f------ head, 'cause if I had the chance, I would."The voicemails did not contain a name, but Colorado State Patrol worked with the Colorado Department of Human Services, the organization that handles food stamps, to identify Rose.During the investigation, a CSP trooper learned police had been in contact with Rose in the past for similar calls. FOX31 obtained the arrest affidavit to learn more about the alleged threat. It includes the above quote with four other expletive-laden quotes from two voicemails.Rose is facing one count of r...

What leaked Trump tape could mean for the classified documents case

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

What leaked Trump tape could mean for the classified documents case DENVER (KDVR) -- An audio recording of former President Donald Trump from two years ago at his New Jersey club revealed more about the federal charges over his handling of classified documents. In the two-minute clip, the former president could be heard saying, “This is secret information. Look, look at this.” Later, the recording picked up another comment where he allegedly could be heard saying, "See as president I could've declassified it, now I can't. You know, but this is still a secret."Trump previously said it wasn’t classified documents he was showing, but newspaper and magazine articles. Former U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado, Jason Dunn, said it’s now the prosecutor’s job to authenticate the audio recording. Trump stops at popular Cuban restaurant after pleading not guilty: ‘Food for everyone’ “It's pretty clear from the indictment that people in the room including I think the reporter who made that recording and apparently had told the president that he ...

Video shows man swiping hemp product from SW Miami-Dade smoke shop

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:29:15 GMT

Video shows man swiping hemp product from SW Miami-Dade smoke shop It was a speedy steal at a South Florida smoke shop after a man swiped a hemp product and took off running. Surveillance video shows the crook as an employee attempting to reach into a case at the front counter of the business, located along Miller Drive in Southwest Miami-Dade, Thursday night.Eventually, an employee gives the merchandise to the man thinking he’s a paying customer, but as soon as the employee turned around, the subject is seen fleeing the business.The theft has left the owner smoking man, particularly because, he said, this isn’t the first one the store has been targeted by thieves.“We wanna make sure that they don’t do this to any other shops out there,” said the owner. Surveillance video showed a man and a woman entering the shop back in November. The woman is seen standing behind a man as she put several products in her bag. The owner said that the merchandise stolen in November was worth hundreds of dollars. “I don’t ma...