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Over 700 dogs seized from Iowa breeder, dozens sent to Denver rescue

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Over 700 dogs were taken from a breeder in Iowa and sent to shelters and rescues across the United States, including right here in Denver."We had a breeder that had 718 dogs and they were shut down by the government," Allie Bradshaw said. Denver Animal Shelter near capacity, fees dropped Bradshaw is the founder of A Friend of Jack Rescue in Denver, which took in dogs from Iowa — 21 Thursday night and another 55 on Friday morning, she said.The dogs were bused from Iowa. The mission to care for them begins with finding foster homes."Right now, we have set up 75 foster homes," Bradshaw said. "It took us about a week and a half to interview and get all of our foster homes approved."Dog rescue gets community's helpYou don't just find a foster parent off the street, but the dogs needed temporary caregivers."The power of social media definitely came into play as we posted and asked: Does anybody, first, have a warehouse space that we can do this intake," Bailey Rowan, a v...

Recent rainfall increases the risk of landslides

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

GRAND COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) -- After recent spring storms across the Front Range, experts are on high alert for triggered landslides.Northbound Highway 125 between Trail Creek and Forest Service Road 112 in Grand County reopened on Friday after a mudslide spilled into the road. Francis Rengers, a research geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program, said landslides are more common in Colorado come springtime.“Precipitation is the primary driver, so that’s what we are always looking at,” Rengers said. “If we have a long steady rain, we might have soil getting saturated and that’s what creates a landslide." I-70 traffic stops planned in Glenwood Canyon He used the analogy of a ball pit that children play in to better describe the impact of rain on soil. “In the ball pit, there's air and space in between those, so if you imagine that's what soil is, that starts to fill up the space in between the balls. Eventually, if you get enough water in there, the balls ar...

Gun violence in focus at youth-led art exhibit

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Youth organizers in Denver are bringing attention to gun violence and underscoring its impact on teens, all through art.First Baptist Church of Denver is the temporary home to an art exhibit by Team ENOUGH Denver, a youth-led organization with a mission to educate young people about gun violence in hopes of ending it."There’s Arapahoe High School, STEM, Club Q's on there, Columbine, Deer Creek," said Lucy Sarkissian, referencing Denver-area schools and public places that suffered shootings. She is one of the lead organizers of the exhibit."It is emotionally taxing to see these types of things," she said. Survey: Gun violence becoming normalized for some Denver students At least 25 high schoolers have signed up to show their artwork, whether it’s 3D, digital, painting or drawing, including Jolynn Intermill.“I’m here as a senior so I made it,” Intermill said. She created a piece where you can see the names of children and schools, all victims of mass shootings. “You ...

1 in 4 teens identify as LGBTQ, according to CDC study

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Fewer teens than ever are identifying as heterosexual, according to a recent study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The CDC study found one in four high school students identify as LGBTQ. Part of the reason this number could be so high is that a lot of these teens were asked for the first time if they were questioning their sexuality.The CDC surveyed 17,508 students in 152 schools nationwide to get these figures. Those numbers show that in 2021:26% identified as LGBTQ12.2% identified as bisexual 5.2% identified as questioning3.9% identified as other3.2% as gay or lesbian1.8% said they did not understand the question Animals from closed Puerto Rico zoo begin arriving in Colorado Tara Tull, an expert with Metropolitan State University of Denver, said the numbers are surprising but can be explained. "The one in four number is surprising, but at the same time, if you drill down into the actual data, it only shows that about 3% of youth identified as ...

Patriots take edge rusher White, versatile Mapu in NFL draft

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Keion White was one of 17 NFL draft prospects who made the trip to Kansas City, Missouri, to sit backstage in hopes of getting selected and having a national TV moment on stage with Commissioner Roger Goodell.He sat in the green room for the entire first round without hearing his name called.He didn’t return for Friday night’s second round, but he didn’t have to wait too long.The New England Patriots picked the Georgia Tech standout 46th overall, adding one of the most agile edge rushers in this year’s draft class.White said he had no regrets about his draft experience.“I got to experience going to the NFL draft. I’ll never experience that ever again. There was only 17 guys in the world that got to experience the 2023 NFL draft. So, you take the moment in,” White said. “No matter where I got picked, I still got picked. And I still have to put work in after this point.“It was a good experience. And now it’s time to ge...

Bieber gets 2nd win, leads Guardians over Red Sox 5-2

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

BOSTON (AP) — Shane Bieber won for just the second time in six starts this season, allowing two runs and four hits over seven innings to lead the Guardians over the Red Sox 5-2 on Friday night.Bieber (2-1) struck out four and walked two, getting his first victory since April 10. The righthander has made 26 consecutive starts of at least five innings.“All together, it was a good start,” Bieber said after getting a first-inning lead. “Just trying to ride that wave and momentum and try to eat up innings and was able to do that.”Cleveland got back to .500 at 13-13, winning consecutive games for the first time since April 14-15. The Guardians are 9-5 on the road.“Other than hitting last, I don’t know if home and away is that big of a difference, especially early in the season when there’s not a lot of crowds and it’s not all that noisy,” Cleveland manager Terry Francona said.All-Star closer Emmanuel Clase gave up Jarren Duran’s leadoff double in the ninth before inducing three stra...

Malden police searching for missing 7-year-old boy

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

Malden police asked for the public’s help Friday in a search for a missing 7-year-old boy. Police said Carter Morelli has not been seen since Thursday. Morelli is described as standing about four feet tall, with dirty blond hair and blue eyes. Police asked anyone with information to call 911.This is a developing story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest updates.

Ravens select Clemson LB Trenton Simpson with 86th overall pick in third round of NFL draft

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

Whatever Trent Simpson lacks in the eyes of 31 teams in the NFL that didn’t draft him, causing him to fall to the the third round of the draft on Friday night, the 21-year-old certainly makes up for in confidence.The Ravens selected the Clemson inside linebacker with the 86th overall pick. Afterward, he called himself the most versatile linebacker in the draft and predicted that he’s going to go down as a Ravens great.“I fit into every scheme and I’m the most versatile linebacker in this draft,” Simpson said. “You’re all not going to regret this pick.”The 6-foot-2, 235-pound Simpson, who was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, at least has reason to feel good about fitting in with the one of the NFL’s best defenses.Simpson, who was ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr.’s top available player on the board, was widely considered one of the top inside linebackers in the draft, given his versatility and that he ran the 40-yard dash i...

Giants trade up for Tennessee deep threat WR Jalin Hyatt in third round

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

Tennessee speedster wide receiver Jalin Hyatt is coming to New York to take the top off defenses in the NFC East.“I feel like I’m probably the best deep-threat receiver in the draft,” Hyatt, 21, said after the Giants picked him at No. 73 overall in Friday night’s third round. “What the Giants got is a dynamic playmaker, an explosive playmaker.”GM Joe Schoen charged up from pick No. 89 to get Hyatt, sending the L.A. Rams a fourth-round pick at No. 128 to make the move.More accurately, head coach Brian Daboll “executed his first trade,” Schoen said, by texting Rams head coach Sean McVay directly to initiate the conversation.When they landed Hyatt, the Volunteers wide receiver promptly received a text message from Daniel Jones.“Are you ready to go?” the Giants quarterback wrote.No doubt about it, Hyatt said.“I can already tell he’s the leader of the team,” Hyatt said of Jones. “By the time I get up ther...

Friday’s high school roundup/scores: Collins tosses no-hitter in Medfield 4-0 win

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:54:41 GMT

Jack Collins locked in from the mound to toss a no-hitter, bolstering Medfield in a 4-0 baseball win over Dover-Sherborn in Tri-Valley League action.In a Dual County League game, Drew Anderson allowed one hit and fanned nine as Waltham (6-2) blanked Concord-Carlisle, 8-0.Almani Gerardo used a home run and a double to drive in five runs, pairing with Darnell Leon (3-for-5, two RBI) and Sam Ohannesian (3-for-4) to pace Lynn Classical (9-1) to a 9-3 Greater Boston League win over Medford.In a Hockomock League game, Patrick Finnerty allowed a pair of hits, struck out five in 6 ⅔ innings of relief, and recorded a triple to lift Oliver Ames to a 9-1 win over Sharon.John Sellon led from the plate and the mound, allowing three runs over five innings and recording four hits to drive in three for Abington in a 12-5 South Shore League win over Cohasset.Boys lacrosseTyler Boehner and Lucas Leander registered a combined 24 points (14 goals, 10 assists) for Rockland to dismantle Cardinal Spellman...