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Temporary drying, but more storms later this weekend

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- After flooding rainfall and golf ball-sized hail Thursday evening, our weather quiets down today... but the break will be brief.The rest of the day we'll have increasing sun, low humidity and seasonable temperatures as highs push into the upper 70s to near 80.Our Saturday starts clear and quiet with a good amount of sun expected through most of the afternoon. By late Saturday evening, isolated storms and showers return to the forecast with a low severe risk, mostly for the Hill Country. More widespread rain is expected Sunday with another low risk of severe storms.Weekend forecastLow risk of severe storms Saturday nightLow risk of severe storms SundayRecap of Thursday's severe weather eventA complex of severe thunderstorms brought flash flooding and water rescues in north Austin, large hail to many communities, and Tornado Warnings in several counties. Storms continue south of Austin overnight, but will clear the area Friday after a quick early-morning sprinkle.Isol...

SILVER ALERT: Police looking for Austin man with medical condition

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- A Silver Alert has been issued for a 65-year-old Austin man with a medical condition, the Austin Police Department said in a release. Austin police are looking for James Joseph Moran. He was last seen on Thursday, wearing a two-tone baseball cap, a blue long-sleeve shirt, blue jeans, and brown shoes, APD said.APD said it is "concerned for Mr. Moran’s wellbeing due to his medical condition." If you see Moran, you should call 911 or APD Missing Persons unit at 512-974-5250.Moran is described by police as:WhiteMale5’8” tall160 lbs.White hair, white beard, and blue eyes

Rosemount woman sentenced to prison for stabbing Apple Valley man during child custody dispute

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

A Rosemount woman has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for stabbing her daughter’s father in the neck during a custody dispute.Lisa Dawn Oliver (Courtesy of Dakota County sheriff’s office)Lisa Dawn Oliver, 45, stabbed the man outside his Apple Valley home on Oct. 23, leaving him with a deep wound near his jugular vein, prosecutors said. A Dakota County jury on Feb. 3 convicted Oliver of both first-and second-degree assault, but acquitted her of second-degree attempted murder with intent. She was sentenced Wednesday.According to the criminal complaint, officers responded just before 9 p.m. and found the man with a neck wound that appeared to be deep and 2½ inches in length. He said “he did not want to die.”He gave police a statement at the hospital, saying that Oliver dropped their daughter off at his home around 8 p.m. He said the girl wanted to go back to her mom, but he told her she could not.He said Oliver showed up in a rideshare a short time later. He said he...

Puppy euthanized after being thrown from moving vehicle in Arden Hills: ‘Goodbye to this beautiful soul’

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

A puppy that survived being thrown from a moving vehicle in Arden Hills was recently euthanized because, despite efforts to provide him with “a safe haven,” he couldn’t overcome the “severe trauma and abuse” he endured, according to a pet rescue organization.Taho photographed on Feb. 1, 2023. (Courtesy of the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office)A man is charged with leading deputies on a pursuit in a stolen vehicle, including driving the wrong way on Interstate 694 at speeds up to 75 mph in January. During the incident, a passenger in the vehicle pushed the dog out of the vehicle and into the path of a pursuing squad car, according to animal cruelty charges against her.Deputies later found the dog, which was given the name “Taho.” He underwent surgery for a broken leg.After a series of biting incidents, the nonprofit Pet Haven wrote on Facebook that “Taho came to us confused. Broken. Discarded. He was in severe physical and emotional ...

Historic 1907 submarine found ‘hiding in plain sight’ off of Connecticut coast

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

Since he was young, Rick Simon was intrigued by stories of sunken submarines in Long Island Sound that were still down there. This week, Simon became part of one of those stories.Simon and friends took out his boat — RV Integrity, based in Noank — on Sunday and found Defender, an experimental 93-foot watercraft built in 1907 by sub pioneer Simon Lake.It was found about 180 feet below the surface, he said. “You could say Defender was hiding in plain sight all this time in a waterway I’ve traveled for years,” Simon said.Simon, of Coventry, Connecticut, co-owns Shoreline Diving Services, which does underwater surveys, dam inspections, bridge and dam repairs and ship husbandry. Simon also appeared this year on four episodes of Discovery Channel’s show “Sewer Divers.”Diving is both his profession and his passion. In his youth he hung around the Connecticut Underwater Archaeology Society to hear about diving adventures. Then he embarked on diving of his own, culminating in the discovery o...

Glens Falls welcomes its Japanese sister city to town

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

This story is the second part of a series on the relationship between Glens Falls and Saga City, Japan. Click here for part 1; Click here for part 2; and keep an eye on news10.com for more.GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) - On Friday morning, Mayor Bill Collins addressed a group of visitors to City Hall. It wasn't the first time he's done so this year, but may be the first time he's done it as not the only mayor in the room. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! A delegation from Saga City, Japan, arrived in Glens Falls on Thursday night, for a weekend of touring and celebration of the relationship between Saga and Glens Falls. The two communities are celebrating their 35th anniversary as sister cities this year - and Saga's new mayor got to make his first visit."I'd like to express my sincere gratitude for the warm welcome we've been given," said Saga Mayor Hidetaka Sakai. "I am very happy that this morning, when some members of our d...

New grant available for property owners through Gloversville DRI

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

GLOVERSVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The City of Gloversville has created a new grant program for property owners within the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) Zone. The $600,000 grant program, known as the Gloversville Revitalization and Improvement Program (GRIP), is funded through New York State's $10 million DRI grant. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! In December 2021, Gloversville was awarded a DRI grant to revitalize its downtown. The city choose 12 transformative projects to work on with money from the grant. One of the projects was creating GRIP.Applicants eligible for GRIP funding include property owners that are individuals, for-profit and not-for profit organizations. The program is to help fund commercial or mixed-use rehabilitation projects within the DRI Zone. Read the latest on the fatal shooting of Kaylin Gillis The DRI Zone (courtesy: City of Gloversville)Interested business owners in the DRI Zone can cont...

Albert Pujols confident that 2023 Cardinals will overcome slow start

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Albert Pujols knows the grind of a Major League Baseball season just about as well as anyone. Well before his special sendoff season last year, he learned that things don't always start as planned.In 2011, a Pujols-backed St. Louis Cardinals team started 4-7 and only stood four games above .500 in mid-August before a miraculous run to the postseason. The Cardinals grinded through plenty of adversity and won the World Series in the final year of his first stint with St. Louis. "At the end of the day, it's not how you start, it's how you finish," said Pujols in a Zoom call with St. Louis media members earlier this week. It's a sentiment he thinks will hold true for this year's St. Louis Cardinals squad. The team begins a 10-game road trip Friday behind an 8-11 record, somewhat amending one of the team's slowest starts in nearly a half-century. RELATED - Behind timely hits, Nolan Gorman makes early push in NL leaderboards The current Cardinals roster hasn't changed all th...

New record for world’s largest box of chocolates set in Missouri

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Russell Stover is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a new title under its belt. The Kansas City-based chocolatier has been named a Guinness World Record Holder after building the world’s largest box of chocolates. On Monday, April 17, Russell Stover partnered with Dimensional Innovations to create oversized version of its classic copper box of assorted chocolates at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.  Trending: Is it legal to collect rainwater in Missouri & Illinois? Once the larger than life candy box was complete, it measured 30 feet 4.5 inches wide by 15 feet 5 inches tall. The box itself weighs approximately 2,300 pounds and holds over 5,000 pounds of chocolate. Each oversized candy piece within the classic box set weighs between 11 and 38 pounds. Russell Stover shattered the previous world record, set by U.K. chocolate manufacturer Thorntons back in 2008, by about 1,891 pounds. The record-setting candy demons...

Move plants indoors before the St. Louis weekend frost

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:01:30 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- You may want to move your plants indoors this weekend or take precautions to protect outdoor vegetation. A freeze watch in effect for many counties west of St. Louis Saturday night and early Sunday morning.Friday is cooler and breezy conditions with below normal temperatures. But, the St. Louis area should have above freezing temperatures tonight, with no frost or freeze concerns overnight. Trending: Is it legal to collect rainwater in Missouri & Illinois? The colder temperatures move into the area over the weekend. The frost and possibly freezing temperatures are likely away from the urban metropolitan St. Louis area. There may be some patchy frost in the city but the widespread, more impactful frost will be in rural areas.The area's next chance for rain will come late Tuesday into Wednesday of next week. The storms are not expected to be severe.