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Drivers are now required to move over for these cars

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect speed limits when passing stopped vehicles if moving over isn't possible.DENVER (KDVR) -- If you've ever driven on Colorado roads, you have probably seen the signs that tell you to move over or slow down for emergency and maintenance vehicles, or for trucks putting on chains. Renters will have a few extra rights starting in August Well, starting Aug. 7, the law expands. You'll be required to move over and slow down for any vehicle with its hazard lights on.The new change is because HB 23-1123, which passed with bipartisan support in March and was signed into law soon after, will go into effect.What is the move over, slow down law?Essentially, when you see a vehicle on the side of the road that the law applies to, you have to move over so there's one lane of buffer between you and the vehicle. Minimum age to buy a gun in Colorado will increase to 21 soon If you can't, you need to slow down to 25 mph or less if the speed limit ...

Ben Kingsley crafts his own fable for ‘Jules’

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

The little alien in “Jules” parks its spaceship in the backyard of the aged, quiet Milton (Ben Kingsley).Surprisingly human-like — imagine a rope dancer in Cirque du Soleil – it’s a benign presence.  At least at first.For Kingsley, 79, retiree Milton may be slipping into Alzheimer’s.  He’s certainly the flipside of the actor’s flamboyantly eccentric Salvador Dali last spring. “I loved portraying Salvador Dali who was exhausting and exhilarating at the same time,” the Oscar winner began in a Zoom interview prior to the current actors’ strike.“Milton is the opposite of Dali — the invisible man who’s neither seen nor heard. A man of very little significance. A man who can stand up and speak to the council but can only get their intention by saying something extraordinary. And even then they don’t believe him! They think he’s delusional.“So it was a tremendous leap from one trapeze to another. But also a leap away from myself into Milton. Because actors ten...

Jeimer Candelario has been ‘a real seamless fit so far’ with a Chicago Cubs offense that was rolling before his addition

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

The Chicago Cubs didn’t bring in infielder Jeimer Candelario to jump-start the offense.The Cubs, who began a six-game trip Monday against the New York Mets at Citi Field, already had the best run-producing offense since the All-Star break when they acquired Candelario last week from the Washington Nationals. His addition has made the lineup deeper with a tough, switch-hitting out.Candelario has been able to play without the expectation of needing to help get the Cubs offense on track.“It’s definitely taken (away) any pressure of he’s got to be the savior of the offense coming in and where he’s fit in the lineup,” manager David Ross said Monday. “Also his personality, the way he goes about his business, has been really evident from the time I knew him and his journey through his career and just fitting in nicely.“He’s been a really nice addition and it seems like a real seamless fit so far.”Candelario hit in the No. 6 spot M...

Column: Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf dons blinders as the Chicago White Sox season sinks into the abyss

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

Chicago White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf stood by the home dugout with a lit cigar in hand before Monday night’s 5-1 victory against the New York Yankees, brazenly violating the stadium’s no-smoking ordinance as he spoke with friends.A small group of reporters followed Reinsdorf to see if he would discuss the dumpster fire his team has become, knowing full well his policy of not speaking to the media.“Got a second?” I asked.“No,” Reinsdorf harrumphed as he walked past without glancing up.No one harrumphs quite like “The Chairman,” who has had plenty of practice the last two years thanks to underachieving performances by the Sox and Bulls.These are trying times for Reinsdorf, executive vice president Ken Williams and general manager Rick Hahn, the triumvirate in charge of a team that has begun to resemble Wile E. Coyote in the Roadrunner cartoons. The Sox are falling off a cliff, with a few sticks of dynamite strapped onto their backs...

Frates: Hybrid work vital to disabled community & caregivers

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

As we gather to commemorate Ice Bucket Challenge Month and celebrate the legacy of my late husband, Ice Bucket Challenge co-founder Pete Frates, we will continue to fight for a cure for ALS while also working to protect the rights of patients and their caregivers.Since the COVID-19 public health emergency officially ended in May, many companies are trying to force march their employees back to the office. I remember how difficult it was for our family to care for my husband without the flexibility of working from home.Working from home for employees with caregiving responsibilities allows a much better quality of life for themselves and their families. The life of a caregiver is often a demanding one, which could be made just a little less stressful by allowing these employees to work from their homes near their loved ones.Having been a caregiver to a spouse for nearly 10 years, I cannot imagine how I would have managed my husband’s care while working outside my home. Not only...

Gallery: Pablo Reyes hits a walk off grand slam to win game against Royals in the 9th

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

Pablo Reyes #19 of the Boston Red Sox hit a grand slam walk off home run to win 6-2 during the ninth inning of the MLB game against the Kansas City Royals at Fenway Park o

Dear Abby: Hubby wants a motorcycle, wife worries

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

Dear Abby: My husband and I have three children, and I feel really lucky to be able to stay home with them. I appreciate how hard my husband works so that I can do this. Our kids are young, so we are in a somewhat tedious season of life, without a lot of rest. But it’s just a season, and it’s already going by so fast.Recently, my husband became interested in motorcycles and bought a nice vintage one. I was fine with it because he rides it only in our neighborhood, and it isn’t very fast. I understand he needs an outlet and I want him to have a hobby, but I wish it wasn’t motorcycles.He now wants to buy a “real” motorcycle he can ride on the highway. I think motorcycles are dangerous, and I would be absolutely devastated if anything happened to my husband. I shared my feelings with him, and he said he would hold off on buying another one right now. But he often watches videos of motorcycles, and I feel bad for squashing his dream. Am I overreacting...

Rapper Tory Lanez is expected to be sentenced on day two of hearing in Megan Thee Stallion shooting

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rapper Tory Lanez is expected to be sentenced on Tuesday for shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the feet three years ago, which the star says has left her struggling emotionally ever since.“Since I was viciously shot by the defendant, I have not experienced a single day of peace,” Megan said in a statement read by Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Kathy Ta during Monday’s all-day session. “Slowly but surely, I’m healing and coming back, but I will never be the same.” The hip-hop star, who testified during the trial, said she struggled with whether she would appear to give the statement in person, but said she “simply could not bring myself to be in a room with Tory again.” She asked that her absence not be taken as a sign of indifference, and urged Judge David Herriford to issue a stiff sentence.The judge had been expected to sentence Lanez Monday at a hearing that often can take only a couple of hours, but the proceedings turned into a marathon...

Even frozen Antarctica is being walloped by climate extremes, scientists find

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

Even in Antarctica — one of the most remote and desolate places on Earth — scientists say they are finding shattered temperature records and an increase in the size and number of wacky weather events.The southernmost continent is not isolated from the extreme weather associated with human-caused climate change, according to a new paper in Frontiers in Environmental Science that tries to make a coherent picture of a place that has been a climate change oddball. Its western end and especially its peninsula have seen dramatic ice sheet melt that threatens massive sea level rises over the next few centuries, while the eastern side has at times gained ice. One western glacier is melting so fast that scientists have nicknamed it the Doomsday Glacier and there’s an international effort trying to figure out what’s happening to it. And Antarctic sea ice veered from record high to shocking amounts far lower than ever seen.What follows if the trend continues, a likely result if humans fail to ...

$1.55 billion Mega Millions jackpot is the 3rd largest in US history

Published Thu, 20 Feb 2025 20:00:33 GMT

Lottery players will have another shot Tuesday night at a massive Mega Millions prize that ranks as the third-largest jackpot in U.S. history.The estimated $1.55 billion prize has been gradually building for months thanks to 31 straight drawings without a jackpot winner. The last time someone won the game’s top prize was April 18.Each drawing without a winner pushes the prize closer to the record $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot that someone in California won last year.Mega Millions jackpot winners are so rare thanks to odds of 1 in 302.6 million.The $1.55 billion payout would go to a winner who opts for an annuity, doled out over 30 years. But people usually prefer a lump sum option, which for Tuesday’s jackpot would be an estimated $757.2 million.The money would be subject to federal taxes. Many states also tax lottery winnings.Mega Millions is played in 45 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The Associated Press