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Immersive art returns to Schenectady, featuring Monet

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- From the water lilies to his French chateau, Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience gives you a glimpse into his life and brings you inside impressionist’s work. “Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience uses all of our immersive techniques to bring the story of this incredible, prolific artist and founder of impressionism to life," John Zaller, Executive Producer of the Exhibition Hub, said. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The exhibit includes a projection display with lights and music bringing the art to life, a look inside his drawing room and a chance for you to see the water lilies and iconic garden for yourself. “There’s more than 400 paintings that are featured in this immersive experience, plus the recreations," Zaller said. "What’s great about Monet is that we all know his story to a certain degree. This experience is meant to give you so much more information but in a way that’s accessible...

NYRA purchases Sugar Maple Farm in Dutchess County

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

POUGHQUAG, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The New York Racing Association (NYRA) has purchased Sugar Maple Farm in Poughquag in Dutchess County. According to NYRA, the farm is roughly one hour from Belmont Park and two hours from the Saratoga Race Course. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! At the time of the purchase, Sugar Maple Farm offers breeding and foaling infrastructure, as well as a stallion barn, yearling barn, foaling barn, receiving barn, turnout paddocks, and a breeding shed. NYRA says they plan on adding a variety of services, including an equine health and safety center, aftercare facilities, off-track training options, layup boarding and related services for thoroughbreds rehabilitating an injury, and veterinary education programming in partnership with accredited NYS-based colleges of veterinary medicine. NYRA said on the purchase, “NYRA, through a wholly owned subsidiary, has acquired a large parcel of land in Duchess County, ...

Brainstorm day coming to Glens Falls Salvation Army

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) - Next weekend, a storm is coming to Glens Falls - but its all in the mind. Warren Washington Counties Brainstorm 2023 gives all a place to work out their minds on Friday, Oct. 20. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Broad Street Salvation Army hosts art, physical wellness, and even life-saving NARCAN opioid reversal training. Jenny Jo's Smoothie Truck will be serving fresh flavors alongside local baked goods.The full Brainstorm schedule includes:10 a.m.Opening remarks featuring Sue McManus of the Adirondack Employee Assistance Program, and Ginger Miller of ASCEND Mental Wellness10: 30 a.m.NARCAN training rooms open for the duration of the event, run by Heather MattisonExpressive Arts: Stained-glass jar class by Ginger Miller11:15 a.m.Tai Chi Recovery with Theresa Knorr11:30 a.m."Stress Less" - Workshop on the connection between brain and gut, led by Patty Matthews12:30 p.m.Sci...

Break-in at the St. Louis Cardinals Dominican Republic complex

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Local authorities are responding to a break-in at the St. Louis Cardinals Dominican Republic Complex. Players and staff were not harmed during the incident.The break-in took place between midnight and 4:00 a.m. Atlantic time. The thieves stole baseball equipment, cell phones, jewelry, and money after breaking into the complex in Boba Chica, Dominican Republic. St. Louis youth football coach recovering after shooting, suspect charged St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, John Mozeliak, stated, "This was scary on many fronts. Our players and staff were shaken up but not harmed. No one was injured, and we will reassess our security provisions immediately."FOX 2 will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

M&M's is offering free candy refills on Halloween

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

ST. LOUIS – M&M's is introducing a Halloween Rescue Squad that will refill your candy bowl with M&M's this Halloween. These M&Ms are free and can be delivered to your door in under an hour. In order to get this deal, check out the website at 2 p.m. on October 31st to get free candy. The program is by Gopuff, which has partnered with M&M's to ensure you have candy on October 31st. This promotion is only available for one day and within Gopuff's delivery areas, while supplies last. Gopuff specializes in delivering food and other items. They are headquartered in Philadelphia and have a network of over 500 micro-fulfillment centers in more than 650 U.S. cities. 

Missouri shocks 38,700 pounds of invasive carp out of a river

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

BRUNSWICK, Mo – Electrofishing is an illegal method for everyday people; it is poaching. But when a government agency employs this tool, it's typically for the purpose of harvesting an invasive species.  The Missouri Department of Conservation reported that approximately 38,700 pounds of carp were removed from the Grand River using electrofishing during two periods: from September 11 to 14 and then again from September 25 to 28. They shocked the fish using poles and scooped up the fish using nets. Electrofishing involves a generator powering an electrofishing boat. The generated power is channeled into the "booms," which are the poles at the front of the boat in the water. The electric field doesn't kill fish, but it temporarily stuns fish swimming within 6 to 8 feet of the booms. Invasive carp, known for their rapid growth, consume resources essential for the survival of native fish. Although these efforts may not entirely eradicate carp from the rivers, they significantly red...

What to know in St. Louis ahead of Saturday's partial eclipse

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A rare phenomenon is primed for the skies on Saturday. The “ring of fire” solar eclipse is coming soon, and St. Louis is within the path to experience a partial eclipse. During a solar eclipse, the moon briefly obscures the sun, casting cities into a temporary, eerie twilight. When in totality, the eclipse leads to a unique circle of light with darkness in the middle.This upcoming annular solar eclipse, however, is slightly different from the last solar eclipse in August 2017. It occurs while the moon is at its farthest point from Earth, and it does not fully block the sun, leaving a portion of the sun visible behind it.The Path of The EclipseTens of millions will have a chance to see the eclipse around the United States, but the path of totality only runs through a small handful of states. The Four Corner States (Arizona, Colorado, New Mexcio and Utah) are set for the best experience. Parts of Nevada, Oregon and Texas are also expected for totality. Click here for NASA...

Tobias, leader of Denver Zoo’s African lion pride, euthanized after severe infection

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

The Denver Zoo’s African lion pride leader was euthanized Wednesday after a severe infection spread to his lung and bones, the Zoo announced Thursday.Tobias, the seven-year-old lion, had several other medical conditions, including inflammatory bowel disease and chronic kidney disease, when the veterinary team at the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Animal Hospital found the infection.“Our Animal Care Specialists and Veterinary Medicine team made the difficult decision to euthanize Tobias to relieve any suffering given the poor prognosis,” a post of the Denver Zoo’s Facebook page stated.Related ArticlesThings To Do | Denver’s toughest tickets: Good luck getting into these shows, restaurants or games Tobias was born at the Buffalo Zoo in 2016 and moved to the Denver Zoo in 2018 as part of a species survival plan to join Denver’s pride and support conservation efforts.Tobias had three adorable cubs at the Denver Zoo, Tatu, Oskar and Araali...

L.A. Councilman Price to be arraigned on corruption charges

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

Los Angeles City Councilman Curren Price is set to be arraigned on corruption charges Friday.Price, 72, faces five counts of grand theft by embezzlement, three counts of perjury and two counts of conflict of interest, according to MyNewsLA.com."Price, a 10-year veteran of the City Council, is accused of having a financial interest in development projects that he voted on, and receiving tens of thousands of dollars in medical benefits from the city for his now wife while he was still married to another woman," the Los Angeles Times reports. Price's wife, Del Richardson Price, allegedly received more than $150,000 from developers of projects that the councilman later voted to approve. L.A. City Councilman Curren Price facing corruption charges, steps down from leadership role In addition, while the councilman was still married to another woman, he secured more than $30,000 worth of medical coverage for Richardson Price, prosecutors allege. If convicted, Price faces up to 10 years in...

Women sue LASD alleging 'traumatizing' traffic stop was unnecessary, illegal

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:42:43 GMT

An advocate for domestic violence survivors and her mother are suing Los Angeles County after deputies used "violent tactics" in a 2022 traffic stop in East Los Angeles, their attorney claims.On Sept. 25, 2022, Gabriela Koutantos of Monrovia was driving a rented U-Haul van that she had used to deliver donated furniture to the East Los Angeles Women's Center, a shelter for victims of domestic and sexual violence where Koutantos serves as executive director.L.A. County Sheriff's Department deputies, believing the van was stolen, executed a "high-risk" traffic stop near Atlantic Boulevard and Hubbard Street, held Koutantos at gunpoint, handcuffed her and "held her in a lengthy detention in a police car," according to her complaint. All the while, Koutantos' mother, Barbara Kappos of Arcadia, was driving her vehicle alongside the U-Haul, and when deputies pulled over Koutantos, Kappos lost sight of her daughter. Lancaster High School student suing LASD after recorded altercation with ...