Parson to sign bill for $50M in railroad improvements after Amtrak crash
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Governor Mike Parson and the Missouri Department of Transportation are set to announce a new Missouri Railroad Safety Crossing plan this week. On Thursday, the governor plans to sign House Bill 4, which includes $50 million in state funding to improve over 45 passive railroad crossings. The work comes just over one year after four people were killed and over 150 people were injured when an Amtrak train hit a dump truck at an uncontrolled railroad crossing in Mendon, Missouri. With that in mind, the governor's office said the state is focusing on 47 crossings on the three rail lines that carry passenger trains in Missouri. Parson and MoDOT also plan to share results of an independent review of these rail lines. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Daily News SIGN UP NOW ...Enhanced “Move Over” law in Colorado takes effect Aug. 7
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
Colorado will soon have stricter laws designed to protect drivers and law enforcement on the side of the highway.Beginning Aug. 7, drivers on state thoroughfares will be required to move over or significantly slow down when passing disabled vehicles with their hazards flashing. Colorado law already mandates that drivers move over if they see emergency vehicles, towing carriers, public utility service vehicles and cars to which chains are being applied.Those who can’t move over must slow down to at least 20 mph below the speed limit.Related ArticlesColorado News | Traffic delays expected as I-70 Floyd Hill Project rock scaling starts Monday Colorado News | Select Bustang fares are going half price. Here’s when you can purchase them. Colorado News | I-70 reopens after fatal crash near Eisenhower Tunnel Colorado News | Fines begin on I-70 mountain express lanes after 5,600 drivers receive warnings for skirting rules...PHOTOS: Scenes from the 23rd annual Underground Music Showcase in Denver
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
The 23rd annual UMS — or Underground Music Showcase — took place along South Broadway from Friday, July 28, through Sunday, July 30, with tens of thousands of Denverites taking in hundreds of performances by local and national acts. Hip hop, folk, salsa, punk, pop, EDM, metal and more was represented during the sweltering weekend of indoor and outdoor shows across a dozen or so stages.Click here to read more about UMS.PHOTOS: Cheyenne Frontier Days wraps its 127th year
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
Cheyenne Frontier Days wrapped up the final rodeo of their 127th year on Sunday.The PRCA Pro Rodeo is the centerpiece of the event, which also features live music, a Native American Indian Village and an Old Frontier Town, a chuckwagon cook-off, the Sidewinder Saloon, the CFD Old West Museum, a BLM Wild Horse and Burro program, Cowboy church services and free pancake breakfasts.Broncos waive K.J. Hamler with non-football illness designation
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
The Broncos will waive wide receiver K.J. Hamler with a non-football illness designation, a source confirmed with the Post on Monday.The procedural move comes after Hamler announced on Instagram that he was diagnosed with a mild heart irritation before the start of camp. He said in his Instagram post that he is being treated with medicine and taking “a quick break” to get his health situated.Hamler was previously placed on the active/non-football injury list, as he continued to recover from a torn pectoral muscle. The door is still open for Hamler to return to Denver later in the season. View this post on InstagramA post shared by KJ HAMLER (@kj_hamler1)“I will be back on the field — better and stronger than ever — as soon as possible this season,” Hamler said “I feel great physically and this is very frustrating for me to deal with. I know most of you have heard or know of my story and these past few years what I’ve been going through on and off the field.“It’s tough to deal...California fire crews battle 'fire whirls' in the Mojave Desert
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
Crews battled “fire whirls” in California’s Mojave National Preserve this weekend as a massive wildfire crossed into Nevada amid dangerously high temperatures and raging winds.The York Fire was mapped at roughly 120 square miles (284 square kilometers) on Monday with no containment.A vortex of ash rises from the York Fire on Sunday, July 30, 2023, in the Mojave National Preserve, Calif. The York Fire has burned over 77,000 acres and has 0% containment. (AP Photo/Ty ONeil)The blaze erupted Friday near the remote Caruthers Canyon area of the vast wildland preserve, crossed the state line into Nevada on Sunday and sent smoke further east into the Las Vegas Valley.A smoky hazy blotted out the sun midday on the Las Vegas Strip, and obliterated views of mountains surrounding the city and suburbs. Because of low visibility, the Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas reported departure delays of 45 minutes or more, as well as slight delays for arrivals.A fire whir...Feeling the Skold
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
Feeling the Skold: Tim Skold, for the uninitiated, was the mastermind behind Swedish rock & rollers Shotgun Messiah. That band released three awesome albums between 1989 and ’93, the third of which was the industrial-tinged, ahead of its time, Violent New Breed. That would prove to be a prophetic record, because soon afterwards Skold embarked on a very industrial solo career, and release a string of great albums.In between, Skold would be a member of KMFDM and Marilyn Manson for lengthy spells (he still occasionally plays “Anarchy,” a song that he wrote for KMFDM, but not tonight). But one always suspected that he’s happiest when he has full control of his music.His latest album under the Skold name, Seven Heads, dropped this year, though he only played the most recent single from it, “Rat King,” at the Whisky A Go Go on Sunday evening. The rest of the set was a blast though, spanning his solo career and a little bit more.There were lows, so l...Mission 22’s Components of Healing That Aid Veterans to Live Better With Trauma
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
According to the Veterans Administration, 7 out of 10 vets live with PTSD. As we have continued to learn more about the effects of trauma, there has been an increased focus on the needs of veterans in recent years.One of the prime areas of focus for our organization, Mission 22, is providing veterans with a pathway to healing when they need it — right now. The outreach, events, and programming we offer speak to known components of healing that have been studied and shown to work well for veterans dealing with anxiety, trauma, depression, and reacclimating to civilian life following service.The components of Mission 22’s focus have various roles in the healing process. Here is some background on what some of the components can offer our veterans:Benefits of community gym participationWhen in the military, there is a community aspect to almost everything soldiers do — from missions, to marching, to working out. Through community gym participation and physical activity, veterans can re...SEO Marketplace Legiit Changes the Game With SEO Software Suite
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
If you’re an individual, a business, or an agency looking to outsource or buy SEO services, you may have come across Legiit, one of the trusted SEO marketplaces on the internet.The Legiit Online Marketplace connects businesses and individuals with reliable SEO service providers. Every Legiit customer has access to professional freelancers who offer services that have helped global brands improve their rankings in Google search results.Interestingly, Legiit is evolving. What used to be an SEO marketplace site is now expanding into a full platform with integrated software tools. In this post, you’ll learn everything you need to know about the new software integration, like the Get More Stuff Done Dashboard into the Legiit Marketplace.The Origins of Legiit as an SEO Marketplace for BusinessesLegiit was founded in 2018 by Chris M. Walker. Although Chris was a top seller on another freelance marketplace, he started Legiit to build something better when his former freelance ma...The ReLaunch Revolution: How Hilary DeCesare Empowers Women Entrepreneurs Through Transformational Business Coaching
Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 22:11:23 GMT
In the realm of business coaching and female empowerment, Hilary DeCesare’s name strongly resonates. As a former high-earning CEO in the pressure cooker environment of Silicon Valley, Hilary found her existence increasingly swallowed by stress as she drifted away from her authentic self. Her mother’s unexpected passing served as a catalyst, prompting her to rethink her life and aspirations. This series of experiences ignited a transformative journey within Hilary, leading her to explore the magic of positive transformation.Now the CEO of The ReLaunch Co, Hilary discovered her calling in empowering women. She indulged in profound discussions, unraveling the narratives of numerous women who made tremendous leaps toward lofty objectives. The recurring themes, scientific findings, and intrinsic strategies propelling these women’s journeys inspired Hilary. Her vision is to craft an enduring framework for life improvement and share it for the greater good.Living this phi...Latest news
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