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New brew lab opens at MSU Denver

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — The Metropolitan State University of Denver just opened up its second brew lab, allowing students to major in beer. The actual name for the major is the Brewery Operations major. Students will take 45 credit hours of brewing-related courses, along with other graduation requirement classes, to earn a bachelor of science. What is the most popular alcohol in Colorado? Not the same as most states The first brewing classes started in 2019 when MSU opened the Alcoholic Beverage Quality Assurance/Quality Control lab. The first lab focused on brewing and chemistry with product consistency, quality and control. It allows beverage makers to test their products for alcohol content, nutritional content, water quality and other ingredients. The 2019 lab taught students the homebrew scale while the new lab will be at a commercial scale with a 3.5 barrel system, said Tim Carroll, MSU's director of media relations.The commercial system prepares students with more relevant experie...

Family member arrested after 3-year-old accidentally shoots self while gun left unattended

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

Police said in a report that a family member was arrested after he left a gun out in the presence of a 3-year-old girl. Consequently, the girl shot her hand which left the family devastated.On Sunday night, the victim, identified as Serenity, found the firearm on the couch and began playing with it. While handling the weapon, she accidentally discharged it, causing an injury to her right hand. The report indicates that the child’s family member, 23-year-old Orlando Young, was present at the residence when the incident occurred. Young explained to authorities that he momentarily left his firearm unattended on the couch while watching a football game. He was arrested on charges of child neglect resulting in great bodily harm.The seriousness of the situation is emphasized by the fact that Serenity discharged the firearm with her 4-year-old brother in close proximity. The incident could have had even more devastating consequences, according to family members.Serenity’s grand...

Young athlete overcomes ADHD, scores touchdown in heartwarming football moment

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

For many young athletes, sports provide an outlet for their energy and a path to personal growth. However, for 5-year-old Zander Miller, who battles Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), football means much more. Growing up in Liberty City, where football is a way of life, Zander’s love for the game recently culminated in a heartwarming moment that captured the hearts of the community.“[Football is] super duper-duper fun,” said Zander as he recalled as he scored his first-ever touchdown two weeks ago. “My mom said ‘Go, Zander.'” On video, his mom Lillian yelled, “Go, Zander! Run!” “And then I was running super fast, Like Sonic [the Hedgehog]. Then I kept running and made the score,” said Zander. Lillian emphasized the positive impact of football on her son’s life. “Not a lot of people know and know how to deal with kids with ADHD,” said Lillian. “And with [Zander] having ADHD, this sport m...

Italy waters down its infamous bank windfall tax

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

The Italian finance ministry has quietly watered down its controversial windfall tax on banks’ “extra profits” following an intense round of discussions between rival political factions and the nation’s banks. According to the draft of a new amendment that will dramatically modify the tax before it goes to the Italian parliament for approval, banks will be able to cut their liability significantly in two new ways. The development is a big concession to the country’s banking lobby and its political ally, the Forza Italia party that is a junior partner in the current coalition government. It’s also a concession to the European Central Bank, which sharply criticized the original draft earlier this month. It also appears to thwart Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s hopes to narrow the country’s budget deficit with an opportunistic raid on a sector of the economy that — at least temporarily — is cash-rich. The banks will now be able to take one of two options: under one,...

Two children struck by car in Lynn

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

Authorities say two children are expected to recover after they were struck by a vehicle in Lynn on Monday morning.Officials with the Lynn Fire Department told 7NEWS the crash happened in the area of Holyoke Street and left two “elementary school-age” children injured.According to Lynn FD, the two children were transported to Mass General Hospital for what were considered non-life-threatening injuries.Details on what led up to the incident or if a driver was facing any charges have not yet been released.Authorities said an investigation into the crash is ongoing.This is a developing story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest updates.

Lego drops plans to make bricks from recycled plastic bottles

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

London (CNN) — Lego has abandoned plans to make its famous bricks from recycled plastic bottles, saying that the manufacturing process would be more polluting than the current production of oil-based bricks.Lego made the decision — first reported by the Financial Times Sunday — after it spent years testing recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) as a more climate-friendly alternative to the acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) it uses in the majority of its toys.The toymaker has pledged to use only sustainable materials in its products by 2032 and, two years ago, unveiled a prototype brick made from recycled PET. The plastic was sourced from bottles that are typically used for water or soda.Since then, however, Lego has found that making bricks from the recycled material would require investing in new equipment and involve more steps, which would ultimately lead to more planet-heating pollution than the status quo, a company spokesperson told CNN Monday.L...

Bill Belichick not losing faith in Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson through early-season struggles

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

One of the few locks that the Patriots could seemingly count on heading into the 2023 season was Rhamondre Stevenson’s play as one of the NFL’s best young running backs.So, it’s been a pretty major surprise to see Stevenson struggle three games into the season.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots TE Pharaoh Brown becomes unlikely hero in 15-10 win over Jets New England Patriots | Callahan: Beating the Jets buys the Patriots time, but little else New England Patriots | Patriots’ defense used old-school strategy to make Jets one-dimensional in win New England Patriots | Patriots credit captain Matthew Slater for motivational speech before Jets win New England Patriots | Patriots have three more key injuries to worry about after win over Jets Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is clearly standing by his 25-year-old ball carrier, however.“Yeah, I think Rhamondre reads...

Daywatch: White Sox shooting mystery deepens

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

Good morning, Chicago.A month after two women were hit by gunfire while sitting in the bleachers during a White Sox game at Guaranteed Rate Field, the shooting that stunned the city and made news around the country appears no closer to being solved than it was in the hours after the incident, sources said.Rumors and hearsay, peddled largely by content aggregators on social media, have done little to quell speculation about the shooting — which, in the nearly 150-year history of Major League Baseball, is believed to be perhaps just the fourth instance of a fan being shot while inside a big league ballpark.Investigators have been weighing whether the woman who sustained the more severe injuries was somehow able to bring a gun into the stadium that later discharged while she was in the left field bleachers, according to police sources not authorized to speak publicly about the investigation. That woman has not been cooperative with Chicago Police Department investigators in the w...

Girl stabbed in Vista; pursuit ends in suspect arrest

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

VISTA, Calif. -- A girl was stabbed Sunday night in Vista, and deputies arrested the suspect after a pursuit, authorities said.San Diego County Sheriff's Department received a call around 10:20 p.m. about a stabbing near Phillips Street and Civic Center Drive, near a SPRINTER station, the department said. The girl, who had been stabbed two to three times in her upper body, was taken to a hospital where she remained in stable condition Monday. Driver killed in North County rollover crash A deputy spotted a driver matching the suspect's description on a street in Vista, authorities said. A pursuit began but quickly ended when the driver crashed while attempting to get on state Route 76, authorities said. The driver got out of the car and ran, but was captured and arrested with the help of a K-9.The suspect was taken to a hospital and was then sent to Juvenile Hall, authorities said.It was not immediately known whether the suspect and victim knew each other.

COASTER service resumes after tree falls onto tracks

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:26:45 GMT

CARLSBAD, Calif. -- A fallen tree on train tracks in the Carlsbad area Sunday prompted a temporary halt to Coaster service, transportation officials said.The tracks closure was located between Carlsbad Village Station and Poinsettia Station, according to North County Transit District. Driver killed in North County rollover crash Around 9:56 p.m., FOX 5 arrived on scene and found that train service had resumed service.The service stoppage lasted for about an hour, leaving some riders stranded.