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Miami Swim Week: Over 40 designers are ready for showcasing their creations in Miami Beach

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

The Fontainebleau on Miami Beach is ready to see some skin on the catwalk.It’s the hub of Miami Swim Week this year and we have the low down on what to expect.So, get your model posture right, and let’s take a look. Dive into Miami Swim Week at the Fontainebleau.Erik Rosete: “It’s the longest and largest running fashion show but it’s all swimwear, resort wear and lifestyle.”Models strutting on the catwalk won’t be the only thing to experience during this epic week.Erik Rosete: “We’re going to be incorporating Playa Vogue so Playa Vogue is going to be a beach club built in front of the hotel, specifically for premium guests, and VIPs to come enjoy.”If watching runway shows all day and night is not enough, you can also unlock your party powers with this key.Erik Rosete: “It unlocks secrets throughout the whole city of Miami. You guys can go to Club Eleven with it, you guys can go to Club LIV with it, so each day they...

Stars on Mars: Natasha Leggero is back on planet Earth and shares her good memories from her intergalactic journey

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

Natasha Leggero is back on planet Earth. The comedian was one of two celebrity astronauts eliminated from “Stars on Mars”.She has nothing but good memories from her intergalactic journey. Although at first, it was kinda hard to say goodbye, roger that.AI: “Natasha and Tom you are not mission critical and must leave the hab immediately.”Natasha Leggero: “Hey, I wanna come back please”Natasha Leggero had a blast being part of the “Stars on Mars” crew.But as much as she would’ve liked to stay, she was ready to leave.Natasha Leggero: “It was a really fun experience, it was physically too challenging for me I’m not really into you know going past my physical boundaries.”Now don’t get her wrong.She says she was glad for the experience.Natasha Leggero: “Intellectually that’s kinda what initially got me excited about it I mean, I was just really in over my head.”Natasha Leggero: “Can somebo...

Stoughton woman missing for a week found alive, stuck in mud in Easton

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

A missing woman from Stoughton was found alive in Easton Monday after being stuck in thick mud for several days, police announced. Stoughton police previously said Emma Tetewsky, 31, was last seen by her family on June 25. She was reported missing the next day.Police said hikers found Tetwesky in Borderland State Park but were unable to reach her without help. Easton police then used ATVs to reach Tetewsky and get her to safety, Stoughton police said.Police said Tetewsky “was conscious and alert” and was taken to a local hospital for observation.Stoughton police asked for the public’s help last week as their search for Tetewsky continued, involving multiple agencies, a state police helicopter, drones, K9s and boats.“The public never game up hope that she would be located safely,” police said in their update on Monday. “She could not have been located without the public’s help.”This is a developing story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for ...

Woman killed in medical transport van crash in Boston

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

A woman died Monday and another person was injured after a medical transport van went off the road and hit a tree in Boston, police said. State police said they responded to the crash on the Riverway at Longwood Avenue around 3:45 p.m. By the time troopers arrived, police said EMS and fire crews were already on scene and attempting medical aid for a 71-year-old patient who had been riding in the van when it crashed. The woman, police said, was taken to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead.The driver was also taken to a hospital with serious injuries, according to police. The cause of the crash remained under investigation as of Monday evening.

Immigrants in Mass. now able to apply for driver’s licenses regardless of immigration status as new law goes into effect

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

Monday marked the first day immigrants living in Massachusetts could apply for driver’s licenses and learner’s permits regardless of their immigration status.The Work and Family Mobility Act, which became law last year, went into effect on Saturday, July 1, and throughout Monday, volunteers and extra staff were on hand at RMV locations to help applicants.“It’s a ‘dream come true’ thing today,” one man told 7NEWS, describing how having a license would allow many to drive at ease compared to driving without a license. “We always have [been] watching over our shoulders, always watch our back, what we are doing — mostly, trying to avoid even driving.”Another woman said that now when immigrants such as her leave work, there is far less worry about possibly being stopped by police.The change is made possible by the Work and Family Mobility Act, a bill that was drafted back in 2019, vetoed by former Governor Charlie Baker in 2022,...

NATO readies military plans to defend against Russia

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

BRUSSELS — Russia’s armed forces are bruised but by no means beaten in the war in Ukraine, a top NATO military officer said Monday, as he laid out the biggest revamp to the organization’s military plans since the Cold War should Moscow dare to widen the conflict.“They might not be 11 feet tall, but they are certainly not 2 feet tall,” the Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, told reporters. “So, we should never underestimate the Russians and their ability to bounce back.”U.S. President Joe Biden and his NATO counterparts are set to endorse a major shakeup of the alliance’s planning system at a summit in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius next week.NATO, as an organization, does not provide weapons or ammunition to Ukraine. It’s sought to avoid being dragged into a wider war with nuclear-armed Russia. At the same time, it is massively reinforcing the security of member countries near Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.Around 40...

Activists file civil rights complaint challenging Harvard’s legacy admissions following affirmative action ruling

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

If affirmative action is a civil rights violation than surely admissions preferences for the majority white donor-related and legacy applicants must be too, advocates proposed in a federal civil rights complaint challenging Harvard’s legacy admissions filed Monday.“There’s no birthright to Harvard,” said Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR) Executive Director Ivan Espinoza-Madrigal. “As the Supreme Court recently noted, ‘eliminating racial discrimination means eliminating all of it.’ … Your family’s last name and the size of your bank account are not a measure of merit, and should have no bearing on the college admissions process.”The complaint, filed with the U.S. Department of Education, alleges the legacy and donor admissions practices at Harvard have created “widespread violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964” by disadvantaging Black, Latinx and Asian American applicants. The filing urged the department t...

Newton triple homicide: Medical Examiner rules the victims died from ‘sharp and blunt force injuries’

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

The Newton residents who were randomly attacked and killed inside their home died from “sharp and blunt force injuries,” according to the Massachusetts Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.Gilda “Jill” D’Amore, 73, her husband Bruno D’Amore, 74, and Gilda’s mother, Lucia Arpino, 97, were the victims of last week’s triple homicide in Newton’s quiet Nonantum neighborhood.When 41-year-old Christopher Ferguson was arrested in connection with the triple homicide last Monday, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner had only ruled on the cause of death for Gilda — which was multiple stab wounds and blunt force trauma.Now, the Medical Examiner’s Office has released the cause of death for Bruno and Arpino. The office ruled that Bruno died from multiple sharp and blunt force injuries, and Arpino died from sharp and blunt force injuries. Both were homicides, the office determined.Ferguson has been charged with murder, two count...

What's the July 4th forecast?

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- After a hot weekend inland, things are starting to cool down a bit in Southern California this week.High pressure that powered the San Diego region's first heatwave of the year is started to break down and give way to cooler conditions from the coast to the mountains.Heat-related weather alerts will expire Monday evening as onshore flow gradually strengths over the west coast. The marine layer has been pesky and will continue to keep beaches cool, with periods of morning and evening low clouds and patchy fog. Big Bay Boom: How to watch the fireworks show The marine layer shouldn't interfere with firework shows throughout San Diego County as the cloud deck isn't too low to block visibility. On July 4th, beaches will be partly cloudy with temperatures in the low 70s but there will be plenty of sunshine for inland valleys, where daytime highs are expected to top out in the mid-80s.There will be gusty southwesterly and westerly winds especially in the afternoon on the Fou...

Off-duty officer was with deputies accused of abusing Black men, police chief says

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:00 GMT

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — An off-duty police officer participated in a raid where two Black men say deputies beat and sexually assaulted them before shooting one of them in the mouth, a Mississippi police chief said Monday. The announcement comes less than a week after Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey said all five deputy sheriffs tied to the Jan. 24 episode had been fired or resigned. Michael Corey Jenkins and his friend Eddie Terrell Parker said deputies burst inside a home without a warrant and subjected them to 90 minutes of abuse. The men said deputies beat them, assaulted them with a sex toy, shocked them repeatedly with Tasers and shouted racial epithets at them. In February, the allegations sparked a still-ongoing Justice Department civil rights probe. Jason Dare, an attorney representing the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office, said the department knew of five deputies who conducted the Jenkins raid. But since Jenkins and Parker came forward with their allegations in February, the...