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Man charged after allegedly threatening Gov. Polis

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) – An Aurora man has been charged with allegedly threatening Colorado Gov. Jared Polis' life.According to a release from the 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, 41-year-old Jermoie Rose left two threatening voicemails on June 20. Problem Solvers: Fired prosecutor blackmailed over naked photo "I voted for you and you took away the emergency food stamps," Rose allegedly said in the voicemail. "You're lucky I don't put a bullet in your f------ head, 'cause if I had the chance, I would."The voicemails did not contain a name, but Colorado State Patrol worked with the Colorado Department of Human Services, the organization that handles food stamps, to identify Rose.During the investigation, a CSP trooper learned police had been in contact with Rose in the past for similar calls. FOX31 obtained the arrest affidavit to learn more about the alleged threat. It includes the above quote with four other expletive-laden quotes from two voicemails.Rose is facing one count of r...

How many Coloradans are back on the hook for student loans?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Just under 300,000 Coloradans will be on the hook for their full federal student loan amounts in October following Friday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The Supreme Court has made its final ruling on student debt relief, ending the almost yearlong uncertainty borrowers have had on the future of their loans. In a 6-3 decision, the conservative majority of the Supreme Court struck down Biden’s plan that would have given up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness for more than 40 million borrowers.  Supreme Court blocks student loan forgiveness: What should borrowers do now? Student loan borrowers owe a total of $1.7 trillion nationwide, about $29 billion of which is among the borrowers in the state of Colorado.Over a third of Colorado’s federal student loan borrowers would have been approved for loan forgiveness, according to a White House report released in January. About 295,000 borrowers would have been fully approved for the forgiveness plan. Can Colo...

Colorado high on the list of places people want to move from

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- People are still looking to leave Colorado more than in most states, according to a moving company's search data analysis. SelfStorage.com analyzed a targeted range of keyword searches related to moving and relocation in each state such as "haulage," "moving companies" and "professional movers." Colorado ranked fourth in the nation for the share of people searching relocation-related terms, with 131 term searches per 100,000 people. New Denver Public Schools safety plan includes school resource officers in some buildings "Despite its popularity as a desirable destination, the data suggests that a notable proportion of Colorado residents are actively considering moving away," according to the report. StatesSearch volume totalPopulationSearches per 100kFlorida3387022,244,823152Utah48683,380,800144Idaho27731,939,033143Colorado76575,839,926131New York2446519677151124Arizona83027359197113South Carolina59405282634112Texas3349930029572112Kansas32032937150109Washington836...

Mother of 19-year-old fatally shot after Uber ride demands justice after prosecutors decline to pursue charges against driver

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

A grieving mother is calling for accountability after prosecutors decided not to charge the Uber driver accused in her son’s fatal shooting in Hollywood.Speaking with reporters on Friday, April McGlashan is once again living through the heartbreak after she learned last week that Broward County State Attorney Harold Pryor declined to pursue charges against Christopher Bernadel in connection to the death of her son Miles.“Devastating, and what we want is for justice to be served,” said McGlashan.Investigators said the shooting took place following a dispute between Miles and Bernadel during a ride in November.“Miles got out of the car first, he closed the door, and at that point, the driver turned into the aggressor,” said McGlashan, “so, as far as them using ‘stand your ground,’ it doesn’t make any sense to me at all.”Bernadel told Hollywood Police that he and Miles ended up in a fight near Park Road and Oak Drive once the ...

Harold’s Shrimp & Chicken closed by city due to tax violations, days after man beaten behind restaurant

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

Harold’s Shrimp and Chicken, a popular restaurant in Miami Beach, finds itself closed for business following a near-fatal beating that took place behind the establishment. An official notice from the City of Miami Beach, provided to 7News after a public records request, reveals that Harold’s, located along the 1300 block of Washington Avenue, is in violation for not possessing a business tax receipt. As a result, city officials have taken action to temporarily shut down the restaurant.Sources within Miami Beach City Hall informed 7News that officials began scrutinizing the restaurant’s paperwork after a recent incident of attempted murder near Harold’s food truck.A 7News came to the restaurant on Wednesday, but no one wanted to talk about the incident.According to Miami Beach Police, the victim had vandalized the vehicle, and that triggered the beating.The assault led to the arrests of Adrian Williams and Terrance Delaney, while others remain under investigat...

101-year-old Plantation tennis registration desk worker honored as Grand Marshal for city’s Independence Day parade

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

A Plantation woman has no plans to stop working, even at the age of 101. Her dedication to the career she loves is being honored in a special way. Kevin Ozebek shares her story in today’s 7 Spotlight.If you’re a tennis player in Plantation, chances are you know Norma Fink. Norma Fink: “Pardon me while I answer. Norma speaking, may I help you?”You can find her manning the registration desk at the Frank Veltri Tennis Center at the city’s Central Park. When she’s not taking court reservations… Norma Fink: “What time do you want? Three o’clock, hmm.” She’s entertaining her coworkers. Norma Fink: “So they gave me something that looked like a torch and they said, ‘And let the games begin!'” At 101 years old, she has plenty of stories to tell. Norma Fink: “One-oh-one and seven months. Seven months were important. The first hundred were easy.”Norma has spent more than half her life working as a...

WATCH: New video shows debris falling at Downtown Crossing MBTA station

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

The MBTA released the video that shows chunks of concrete from the ceiling falling near riders at the Downtown Crossing stop Monday.Several concerned T-riders say they noticed debris falling at the MBTA station earlier this week. After Monday’s incident, a 7NEWS camera captured signs of decay still inside the Downtown Crossing station. “I mean, I guess I’m not surprised to see that,” one rider said on Tuesday. In March, a falling insulation tile weighing about 25 pounds nearly struck a passenger at Harvard station in Cambridge. Two months later, a heavy utility box hit a Harvard PHD student at the same station.MBTA is set to create a new position to oversee the upkeep of the facilities, but that head of stations job is not listed on the website.

Jury ends third day of deliberations with no verdict in trial of man accused of killing Weymouth police officer, bystander

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

Jury deliberations are set to continue next Wednesday after the third day of deliberations did not yield a verdict in the trial of a man accused of killing a Weymouth police officer and an innocent bystander in 2018.The now-25-year-old Emanuel Lopes is on trial for shooting and killing Weymouth police Sgt. Michael Chesna and innocent bystander 77-year-old Vera Adams who was sitting on her sun porch in July of 2018.Prosecutors said the murders were deliberate, and the defense said Lopes is not guilty by reason of insanity.“This case is not about sympathy for Mr. Lopes, it’s just about understanding what happened that day,” defense attorney Larry Tipton said. “It’s about conduct that was not logical, rational, or based in reality.”After two and a half weeks of testimony including dozens of witnesses and piles of evidence, attorneys have put the case in the hands of the jury.Other than a brief request for additional medical records for Lopes, which was denied by the judge, jurors were ...

Ticker: Another rally sends Wall Street nearly 16% higher for the first half of the year

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

Wall Street blazed to another rally to cap a winning week, month and first half of the year after reports suggested pressure on inflation may be easing. The S&P 500 jumped 1.2% Friday to reach its highest level since April 2022.It surged 15.9% in the first half of the year. The Dow rose 0.8% and the Nasdaq composite added 1.4%. The market has rallied through 2023 in part because the economy has been able to avoid a long-predicted recession.Wall Street also hopes inflation is easing enough for the Federal Reserve to soon halt its hikes to rates, though an index monitored by the Federal Reserve tumbled last month to its lowest level since April 2021, pulled down by lower gas prices and slower-rising food costs.At the same time, consumers barely increased their spending last month, boosting it just 0.1%, after a solid 0.6% gain in April. The inflation index showed that prices rose 3.8% in May from 12 months earlier, down sharply from a 4.4% year-over-year surge in April.It’s almost...

Coach Marty Pierce, former players bid Matignon an emotional goodbye

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:30:24 GMT

CAMBRIDGE — The locks on the doors all around the recently-closed Matignon School were in the middle of getting changed out Friday afternoon, and access to a microphone was out of the picture.But all it took was a couple weeks of spreading the word, and a propped-open door, for several dozen former members of the historic boys hockey program to come together one last time inside the Warriors’ gymnasium – honoring everything the longtime power accomplished.Matignon athletic director Mike Lahiff spoke for a few minutes after the group of about 70 people took a photo together inside the small gym, and legendary retired coach Marty Pierce read a five-minute prepared speech.Pierce frequently describes his 40-year tenure – which included 10 state championships, 20 league titles and a large collection of sold-out games at the Boston Garden – as “magical times.”Add this moment to the list.“The old players, the new players, the more recent players at the end of my career; t...