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Things to do in the Capital Region this weekend: November 17-19

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The weekend is almost here! From Saratoga Comic Con to the Schenectady Holiday Parade to the Albany Train Show, there are quite a few things happening on November 17, 18, and 19. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Here are some of the events going on around the Capital Region this weekend.Friday, November 17The Bacon Brothers, The Egg in Albany, 8 p.m. You can buy tickets on The Egg website.Jim Brickman Hits Live with A Little Bit of Christmas, Universal Preservation Hall in Saratoga Springs, 7:30 p.m. You can buy tickets on the UPH website.Schenectady Civic Players: Chapter Two, Schenectady Civic Playhouse on South Church Street, 8 p.m. You can buy tickets on the Civic Players website.The Sound Inside, Cohoes Music Hall, 7:30 p.m. You can buy tickets on the Cohoes Music Hall website. Outdoor retailer REI Co-op to open in Crossgates Mall Saturday, November 18Saratoga Comic Con, Saratoga Springs City Cent...

Regulators revoke major Missouri marijuana manufacturer's license

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- A major Missouri marijuana manufacturer is having its license revoked. Regulators say that Delta Extraction was using out-of-state cannabis and violating other rules.Missouri recalled more than 60,000 marijuana products sold in dispensaries by the company in August. No one has reported any adverse reactions to the products. But, regulators are likely more concerned about businesses following the rules outlined in the state constitution. Amy Moore, director of the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation, stated, “Businesses that choose to participate in Missouri’s marijuana industry do not get to decide which rules and which parts of Article XIV they want to follow.” Ex-St. Louis postal worker admits to depositing checks from stolen mail A suspension order was issued this August. Delta Extraction admitted to violating regulations by sourcing THC-A from outside the state. Delta Extraction was given an opportunity to address the violations. The DCR proceeded with the ...

Scouting the Colorado high school football quarterfinals in Class 5A, 4A and 3A

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

The Colorado high school football season is down to its final three weekends. With eight teams left in each of the state’s three largest classifications, here’s a preview of what to look for:Class 5ANo. 8 Mountain Vista (9-2) at No. 1 Cherry Creek (11-0), 7 p.m. Friday: It’s been three months since a defense kept the Golden Eagles under 34 points. But it’s been five years since the Creek defense allowed an opponent to score more than 28. If Mountain Vista QB Austyn Modrzewski (3,337 yards, 37 TDs passing) and his array of talented pass catchers can’t crack the code that is the Cherry Creek secondary (20 interceptions), perhaps nobody can.No. 5 Ralston Valley (9-2) at No. 4 Pine Creek (10-1), 7 p.m. Friday: The Eagles put 34 points on the board in one half of play against a very good Denver East defense last week, with running backs Jonathan Coar (19 carries, 219 yards) and Mason Miller (21-151) combining for 370 yards. The last time Ralston Valley faced a rushing a...

Suspect arrested in fatal shooting outside El Paso County courthouse in Colorado Springs, police say

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

One person has been arrested in a fatal shooting outside the El Paso County courthouse that caused chaos and confusion in courtrooms Thursday morning.Colorado Springs police announced in a post on X at 12:03 p.m. that there is one suspect in custody in the shooting, but did not state the person’s gender or age or explain how or when the person was arrested.Colorado Springs police officers just after 10 a.m. found one person dead on the ground outside the El Paso County Judicial Building at 270 S. Tejon St. with an apparent gunshot wound, Colorado Springs Police spokesperson Ira Cronin said in a news conference.Police did not believe anyone else was shot in the isolated incident, Cronin said, and it was “not an active shooter situation.” Cronin confirmed police were investigating the shooting as a homicide.He did not have any arrest or suspect information available Thursday morning.Colorado Springs Fire Department spokesperson Ashley Franco said fire crews treated t...

Los Angeles General looking to identify 2 more patients

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

Officials at Los Angeles General Medical Center are again asking for the public's help to identify patients that are currently hospitalized.On Thursday, the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services released images of two men who have been hospitalized for several days, neither of which have been properly identified.Los Angeles General Medical Center is looking to identify this man who has been hospitalized since Nov. 8, 2023. (Los Angeles County Department of Health Services)The first is a man who has been hospitalized since Nov. 8. He's estimated to be around 55 years old, standing 5 feet 7 inches and weighing about 215 pounds. He has a heavy build, brown hair and green eyes, hospital officials said. The man also has "very distinctive tattoos."Los Angeles General Medical Center is looking to identify this man who has been hospitalized since Nov. 12, 2023. (Los Angeles County Department of Health Services)The hospital is also trying to identify a second patient who has been ...

El Niño Winter Outlook: What California can expect

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

El Niño is back and, if forecasts are accurate, it should deliver above-normal temperatures and above-normal rain and snow to California. After years of back-to-back La Niña conditions, this winter will be the first in five years with an El Niño pattern in place. The last time we saw El Niño was in the winter of 2018 to 2019, and even that year's impact was substantially weaker than what we're seeing now. During an El Niño winter, the southern third to half of the United States, including California, tends to see wetter weather. (Exactly where that dividing line falls varies from year to year.)Meanwhile, the Pacific Northwest and parts of the Ohio Valley tend to be dry and warm. Hawaii also often sees below-average rain during an El Niño year. El Niño officially arrives early: What it means for California La Niña is basically the opposite: less rain or snow for the southern half of the country, and colder, wetter conditions in the Pacific Northwest.The influence of El Niño shows u...

HEADING TO VEGAS for Formula 1 Weekend? We Rounded Up The Hottest Parties and Events 

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

LA WEEKLY HAS THE SCOOP ON WHERE THE VIPS ARE SET TO PARTY ALL WEEKEND LONGBy Kaia HarleyWhere to watch?The OFF GRID VIP Viewing Suite OFF GRID Takes over Sushi Roku at Caesars Palace Headlined by REIGN and POOKIEThursday – Saturday, November 18th, Innovative Dining Group and Off Grid in collaboration with Haute Living will present their VIP Viewing suite at Caesars Palace’ Forum Shops, featuring a flowing open bar and the finest cuisine, highlighted by Casamigos specialty cocktails, Imperial Caviar bar on Race night, and Red Bull energy. Thursday and Friday will also feature a Golden Reserve Caviar station. Music by POOKIE on Friday, November 17th and REIGN on Saturday, November 18th.  Boa Steakhouse and Sushi Roku menu favorites will be featured along with sushi bar and raw bar offerings. Sushi Roku is located on the top level of The Forum Shops at Ceasar’s Palace, with a prime view of the main straightaway. Breathtaking if you are familiar with the space, and a key race rea...

Investing as a Team: Real Estate Tips for Couples by Avery Carl, CEO of The Short Term Shop

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

While some couples easily navigate daily life decisions, such as choosing a dinner spot or selecting a TV show to watch, they often find that working or investing together presents more challenges.We sat down with Avery Carl, CEO of The Short Term Shop and one of the most prominent figures in the short-term rental market, to discuss how she and her husband, Co-Founder Luke Carl, successfully juggle both a romantic and working partnership, which includes overseeing more than 250 investment properties, spanning short-term rentals, long-term rentals, and multifamily apartment buildings.Identify Each Person’s Strengths and WeaknessesAccording to Carl, before even getting started working together, a couple should first sit down and determine each person’s strengths and weaknesses. “Confirming what you’re good at and how your partner best compliments you and vice versa is the crucial first step to having a successful working relationship,” said Carl, “You have to be honest about what you ...

To Jerusalem: A Journey of Love, Struggle, and Hope

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

In the bustling world of literature, some stories have the power to transport us into the deepest recesses of the human experience. Natia Khaduri, a remarkable author known for her two compelling novels, “To Jerusalem” and “THE BURDEN OF THE SOLDIER,” brings her readers on an extraordinary journey through love, loyalty, and unwavering resilience. Natia’s works are a testament to the depth of human emotions, the strength of faith, and the power of the human spirit.“To Jerusalem,” Natia Khaduri’s debut novel, opens the doors to a world where love knows no bounds. The story revolves around the character Timothy, who eloquently states, “God is the one whose back I have never seen because He is always looking me in the eyes.” This novel is inspired by a true story, exploring the complexities of intense love and the profound impact it has on the lives of its characters.The narrative is infused with rich storytelling, exploring th...

Farming with Technology: Edete Shifts Paradigms For Economic Advantage

Published Tue, 18 Feb 2025 09:30:39 GMT

Advancements in agriculture have moved at a slower pace than many other industries. Growers have traditionally taken their cues from nature, and when everyone else is doing it, or they are forced to, they finally evolve and adopt new technologies and better practices.One historic example was the advancement of machines over horses and mules. Many farmers avoided this change for years even though the animals consumed over 20% of the crops they helped cultivate and took twenty times longer to plant. But, by replacing horses with tractors, over time, they were able to raise their yields significantly and wondered why they didn’t do it sooner.Another example is irrigation. Year after year, farmers were at the mercy of Mother Nature. But rather than forward-thinking, it took severe droughts before they were convinced to adopt more reliable ways to get water to crops. The resistance to mechanical irrigation and other solutions has mirrored the farming industry’s hesitance to change ...