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Charles Schwab Cup Championship Tour Scores

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

ThursdayAt Phoenix Country ClubPhoenixPurse: $3 millionYardage: 6,860; Par: 71First RoundErnie Els32-31—63Stephen Ames32-33—65Harrison Frazar34-31—65Thongchai Jaidee31-34—65Retief Goosen32-34—66Miguel Angel Jimenez31-35—66Steven Alker31-36—67K.J. Choi33-34—67Marco Dawson32-35—67Colin Montgomerie35-32—67Alex Cejka34-34—68Joe Durant34-34—68Bernhard Langer34-34—68Justin Leonard34-34—68Y.E. Yang34-34—68Billy Andrade35-34—69Steve Flesch33-36—69Richard Green35-34—69Padraig Harrington34-35—69Jerry Kelly33-36—69Rob Labritz37-32—69Charlie Wi36-33—69Ken Duke35-35—70Vijay Singh34-36—70Ken Tanigawa35-35—70David Toms34-36—70Paul Broadhurst36-35—71Robert Karlsson37-34—71Rod Pampling32-39—71Brett Quigley34-37—71Paul Stankowski36-35—71Darren Clarke37-35—72Dicky Pride36-36—72Mike Weir37-37—74Mark Hensby40-35—75Source

Hudson Global: Q3 Earnings Snapshot

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

OLD GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) — OLD GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) — Hudson Global Inc. (HSON) on Thursday reported earnings of $533,000 in its third quarter.On a per-share basis, the Old Greenwich, Connecticut-based company said it had net income of 17 cents. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, were 24 cents per share.The staffing company posted revenue of $39.4 million in the period._____This story was generated by Automated Insights (http://automatedinsights.com/ap) using data from Zacks Investment Research. Access a Zacks stock report on HSON at https://www.zacks.com/ap/HSONSource

Charles Schwab Cup Championship Par Scores

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

ThursdayAt Phoenix Country ClubPhoenixPurse: $3 millionYardage: 6,860; Par: 71First RoundErnie Els32-31—63-8Stephen Ames32-33—65-6Harrison Frazar34-31—65-6Thongchai Jaidee31-34—65-6Retief Goosen32-34—66-5Miguel Angel Jimenez31-35—66-5Steven Alker31-36—67-4K.J. Choi33-34—67-4Marco Dawson32-35—67-4Colin Montgomerie35-32—67-4Alex Cejka34-34—68-3Joe Durant34-34—68-3Bernhard Langer34-34—68-3Justin Leonard34-34—68-3Y.E. Yang34-34—68-3Billy Andrade35-34—69-2Steve Flesch33-36—69-2Richard Green35-34—69-2Padraig Harrington34-35—69-2Jerry Kelly33-36—69-2Rob Labritz37-32—69-2Charlie Wi36-33—69-2Ken Duke35-35—70-1Vijay Singh34-36—70-1Ken Tanigawa35-35—70-1David Toms34-36—70-1Paul Broadhurst36-35—71ERobert Karlsson37-34—71ERod Pampling32-39—71EBrett Quigley34-37—71EPaul Stankowski36-35—71EDarren Clarke37-35—72+1Dicky Pride36-36—72+1Mike Weir37-37—74+3Mark Hensby40-35—75+4Source

Know before you go: Ski area snow totals

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

 DENVER (KDVR) — It's going to be a big weekend for ski and snowboard fans. Thanks to the recent snowfall, cold nights and help from snow guns, some ski areas in Colorado are getting ready to open or have already welcomed folks back to their slopes. Over the last 48 hours, ski areas like Winter Park, Arapahoe Basin, El Dora, Vail and Breckenridge all reported 3-7 inches of fresh powder. Keystone, Winter Park and Arapahoe Basin ski areas are reporting an 18-inch snow base, which is enough to open five runs at Keystone, three runs at Winter Park and one run at A-Basin. Eldora Mountain is reporting three runs open with a snow base ranging from 2-20 inches. Ski areas like Breckenridge, Vail and Loveland are planning to open on Nov. 10. As of the evening of Nov. 9, Breckenridge is reporting an 18-inch snow base, while Vail has reported a 13-inch snow depth.

Hospitalized Native American's waist-length hair cut without permission

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) — An investigation is underway to determine who cut waist-length hair off a Native American man while he was undergoing medical treatment.The family said they were shocked to see the elder's hair gone, which the culture believes has deep spiritual significance. FOX31 Newsletters: Sign up to get breaking news sent to your inbox Arthur Janis is a member of the Independent Oglala Lakotah Nation. His friends and family led a procession to the lawn of UCHealth in Aurora on Thursday afternoon, demanding to know who cut off his hair.“It wasn’t for an operation, somebody just cut his hair off,” Janis’ brother, Keith Janis, said.Males' hair is preserved for lifeJanis told FOX31 his brother had hair down past his waist when he came to Aurora to be treated for blood clots in his abdominal area.His family, who is from South Dakota, discovered on Nov. 3 that Janis’ hair had been chopped off. He had been in the hospital since early September.“My sister called me, and she wa...

Black widow spider population rises after humid Colorado summer

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Temperatures across Colorado are starting to freeze as winter approaches, and that means critters like bugs and spiders could be looking to crawl into your home to stay warm.That includes the notorious black widow spider.“Black widows have always had a bad reputation because they are quite venomous, which is unfortunate,” said Francisco Garcia, entomology manager at Butterfly Pavilion.Garcia said Colorado has the Western black widow, which is native to the state. He said encounters with humans are very rare because these spiders are shy and like to be left unbothered.“We are always interested in the dangerous things, but we have to remember that spiders are super important for the environment," Garcia said. How common are black widow spiders in Denver? He explained that male Western black widows aren't dangerous to humans, but the females — who are typically much bigger — can be.“The female widows are the ones who will actually be dangerous to humans," Garcia said....

Cattle drive a yearly highlight for new Littleton community

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) -- It looks like a scene out of the Western TV series "Yellowstone," but it’s not. This is a real-life cattle drive.Over 100 head of cattle are being moved from one feeding area to another and the only practical way to do it is on horseback. Outdoor survival expert more comfortable in a cave than a condo "We’re bringing them from our summer pasture to our winter pasture. And we bring them in and we pregnant-check them to make sure they have a baby in them. If they do we keep them and if not they are sold," Matt Clough ranch manager at Sterling Ranch said.Clough is more at home on a horse than in an SUV. He is the trail boss on the cattle drive."The trail boss gets everybody organized, mounted up, get the cattle gathered, and begin the push," he said.The seasonal fall cattle drive at Sterling Ranch (KDVR)Evoking the West in the 21st centuryIt’s not just the cattle and cowboys watching them little dogies, it’s also the homeowners of the new residential c...

New Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Bill Schultz says he aims to bring stability to department

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

An officer who has served more than two decades for Fort Lauderdale Police is now the department’s new chief, and he outlined the vision he has for the law enforcement agency.Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Bill Schultz addressed reporters at a news conference held Thursday.“I am extremely excited and ecstatic to take the leadership role at this point in this agency’s existence,” he said.However, Schultz is no stranger to the department. He’s a 23-year veteran with FLPD.“Promoted to sergeant in 2005, when I was also a public information officer, and beyond that, rise through the ranks as a lieutenant, captain, major and now chief of the department,” he said.There has been a revolving door of FLPD chiefs in the last few years. Schultz said he hopes to end that streak.“It is my goal to show that that has been fixed, that has been absolutely remedied. I am going to being that stability that we truly needed in this department,” he said....

BCPS Build Day: School district, Habitat for Humanity join forces to build affordable homes in Pompano Beach

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

Broward County Public Schools and Habitat for Humanity are teaming up to help provide the building blocks for a good education. This partnership is leading some deserving families up the steps to success.BCPS is the number one employer of Habitat families, and on Thursday, school board members helped build another deserving family’s home sweet home.7News cameras captured crews hard at work at the inaugural Broward County Public Schools Build Day.Participants contributed to the construction of affordable homes for deserving families in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Broward.“What goes through my mind is I’m learning something new; I’ve never been a part of this process,” said Petra Fraser, a Broward County Public School teacher and a beneficiary of the Habitat for Humanity program.Facing the challenge of rising living costs, Fraser said, she thought about moving because she couldn’t afford rent, let alone buy a home.But thanks to Habitat ...

Ruthzee Louijeune announces she will be Boston City Council president without informing colleagues

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:01:14 GMT

Two days after topping the ticket in the election, Ruthzee Louijeune announced that she has the votes to become the Boston City Council’s next president, but didn’t tell at least five of her colleagues first, leaving at least two questioning her professionalism.Louijeune, an attorney who worked as senior counsel for Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign, would assume her new role in January if her colleagues’ vote ultimately swings in her favor, in just her second term as an at-large councilor.  She needs seven votes from the 13-member body.“I am humbled that my colleagues believe in me to lead the Boston City Council in the next term,” Louijeune said in a Thursday statement. “We have a lot of work to do when it comes to meeting the basic needs of residents and it’s clear that is what our communities want us to focus on.“I look forward to strengthening relationships and building relationships with my colleagues joining in January,” she added.District 4 Councilor Brian Worre...