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Spirit Airlines offers $20 flights during 'Black and Yellow' sale

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

(KTLA) — These days, $20 doesn't get you very much. But on Spirit Airlines, it's enough to get you on your way to several destinations across the country. For a limited time, Spirit has launched its "Black and Yellow" Friday sale, which offers, among other perks, discounted flights to a variety of cities, including some for as low as $20 one-way.The flights will be taking place between Dec. 5 and Feb. 14, 2024, with some blackout dates near the holidays. The sale itself lasts only through Sunday, Nov. 26. Should the school year be extended to make up for learning loss? In addition to discounted flights, Spirit points members can receive up to 500 additional points when booking a flight during the promotional period. Spirit is also offering discounts and bonus points on vacation packages.Lania Rittenhouse, Vice President of Guest Experience at Spirit Airlines, says these deals will make it easier for families and friends to save on travel together."There are a variety of deals to t...

Hundreds of migrants spend the night at the San Diego airport before flights

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

SAN DIEGO (KSWB) — Over the last year, overnight stays by migrants at airports before a flight have become increasingly more common. But advocates say they have seen quite a few more people sheltering in the airport in last few weeks.On Thursday, FOX 5 captured the moment a bus dropped off dozens of migrants at Terminal 2 at the San Diego International Airport. Local organizations say hundreds of migrants have slept there each night over the past week after being processed by border patrol agents at the U.S.-Mexico border. US job growth is expected to slow in 2024. Here’s what you can do now Roni Elias, a volunteer with the mutual-aid group, We All We Got, frequently visits the airport to help deliver meals, water and hygiene kits to asylum-seekers."We would initially make just about 50 sandwiches, 50 meal packs for people. But then, we realized that was not enough," Elias explained. "Last week, I counted 308 people sleeping over."Most of those staying at the airport overnight are...

PHOTOS: Fall foliage reaches Austin, Central Texas

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

AUSTIN  (KXAN) — With temperatures continuing to cool across Austin and Central Texas, warm-tone colors have begun to show in the trees and foliage. Where and when to see peak fall colors in Texas in 2023 KXAN viewers sent in some shots of the reds, oranges and yellows they have seen since the start of Fall. Peak fall foliage in Central Texas Fall foliage at Red Bud Isle in Austin, TexasHamlet the dog enjoying a leaf pawty! (Courtesy Elizabeth Denise La Rue)Fall in the Hill Country, just northwest of Dripping Springs (Courtesy Marcella G)A variety of fall colors seen in Pflugerville on Nov. 24, 2023 (Courtesy Kai VanderBerg)Fall foliage seen at the San Marcos River on Thanksgiving Day in 2023Fall foliage at Red Bud Isle in Austin, TexasInks Lake State Park on Nov. 11, 2023 (Courtesy Arthur Carter)Leaves changing colors at Red Bud Isle in AustinNov. 16, 2023, at McKinney Falls State Park (Courtesy Nina Delgado)Fall in the Texas Hill Country (Courtesy Amber Tackett)Fall in th...

Gophers linebacker Cody Lindenberg to return against Wisconsin

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

The Gophers will have a key linebacker return against Wisconsin on Saturday, but will remain down two running backs.Cody Lindenberg is not listed on the U’s status report for the Battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe at Huntington Bank Stadium, setting up a comeback against the Badgers.But tailbacks Darius Taylor and Zach Evans were ruled out pregame.With a “questionable” label, Lindenberg didn’t play the last two games. The all-Big Ten-caliber middle linebacker missed the opening seven games with a leg injury before playing against Michigan State and Illinois and getting hurt again.Taylor will miss a fifth straight game, while Evans appeared to injure his shoulder in the 37-3 loss to Ohio State last week.Safety Darius Green, who has stared all 11 games this season, is listed as out. He appeared to injure his shoulder against the Buckeyes.Fellow safety Aidan Gousby has missed two straight games; he had his arm in a sling Saturday.Linebacker Maverick Baranowski will miss his second straight g...

Your Money: Making impactful year-end (and year-round) charitable giving

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

Bruce Helmer and Peg WebbThis time of year, when people are asked to give money to a cause or decide on how to make more of a difference with their charitable giving, they can sometimes get stuck. So, today we’d like to offer seven simple ways to get “unstuck” and amp up your giving.No. 1 Focus on the people and causes you care most about.As year-end approaches, focus on one or two causes or organizations that you care the most about. Concentrating your gifts, rather than stretching them across too many organizations, allows your dollars to make a more significant impact.A helpful first step is to write a charitable mission statement. It doesn’t have to be long — two or three sentences are enough — but it should put the purpose of your giving into words. By drawing on your values, background, experience, interests, and closest relationships, and written from the heart, a thoughtful mission statement conveys your giving direction and also can be very motivating and fun. It also helps...

Water main break in Rotterdam

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

ROTTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The town of Rotterdam announced there has been a water main break off of Bernard Street and Vinewood Avenue. Crews from the Water Department are currently on the scene assessing the situation. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The break was reported just after 1 p.m. on Saturday. Stay with NEWS10 as updates become available.

Reinvesting in the community for Small Business Saturday

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Municipalities across the capital district encouraged shoppers to shop locally to support small business owners and community members who rely on those shops for Small Business Saturday. The Downtown Troy Business Improvement District had its “Shop Small, Shop Troy” initiative for small businesses in the area.“We got our free gift for the first 20 customers, and it was this Troy bag, which is really cool,” shopper Nicole Mastroianni said. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Sarah Keller went to the Troy Farmers Market to check out the local artists in Troy.“I always like to support small businesses,” Keller said. “I’ve always liked art, and I appreciate it, and this place is beautiful.”The owners at Jacob Alejandro said they love this time of year.“It’s always so much fun,” Jake Griffin-Diaz said. “Everyone is so warm and inviting. And it makes this day, even though it’s so busy…really special for all of ...

Denver weather: Single-digit low temperatures possible Saturday night

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

Denver isn’t quite out of the woods with winter weather yet.Some snow will continue falling through midday in the Denver metro area, adding between one and three inches of accumulation mainly from Denver to the north and west.Snow will continue over eastern Larimer & Weld counties through noon, with snow increasing over the Denver metro area. The heaviest snow will be on I-25 from Denver north to Wellington and across southern and central Weld county, where another 1-3" will fall by noon. #cowx pic.twitter.com/BM1zU6hpiK— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) November 25, 2023Because of the snow cover on the ground, temperatures across the area will struggle to get above 20 degrees, forecasters at the National Weather Service in Boulder said. Denver’s high Saturday is 23 degrees.The lows Saturday night will be even worse.The snow cover and clear skies overnight will support low temperatures in the single digits in most areas, with Denver’s low at 10 degrees.The...

Hamas says the second exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners is delayed

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip (AP) — The expected release of a second group of hostages held by Hamas in exchange for Palestinian prisoners held by Israel was delayed for hours Saturday as the militant group accused Israel of not complying with the deal's terms. The last-minute snag created a tense standoff on the second day of what was meant to be a four-day cease-fire.Until Saturday afternoon, it still appeared everything was going according to plan. Aid trucks were entering Gaza, Hamas handed a list of more than a dozen hostages slated for release to mediators Qatar and Egypt, and Israel's Prison Service prepared a list of dozens of Palestinian prisoners for release.But by nightfall, as the hostages should have emerged from Gaza, Hamas announced that it was delaying the release over what it said were Israeli truce violations. The group alleged the aid deliveries permitted by Israel fell short of what was promised, and that not enough of the aid was reaching northern Gaza — the focus of...

One-day closure of Bay Trail Monday for bridge replacement project

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:30:11 GMT

(BCN) -- Part of the San Francisco Bay Trail will be closed in Redwood City on Monday to accommodate work on a bridge replacement project, according to Caltrans.The trail will be closed between Bair Island Road and Twin Dolphin Drive from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday so crews can do work on the Cordilleras Creek Bridge Replacement Project adjacent to U.S. Highway 101. One person dead, one injured in San Francisco shooting According to Caltrans, the bridge was originally constructed in 1930 and was at the end of its service life.The San Francisco Bay Trail is a network of more than 350 miles of walking and bicycling paths that ring the San Francisco and San Pablo bays. More information about the Bay Trail can be found at https://mtc.ca.gov/operations/regional-trails-parks/san-francisco-bay-trail.Copyright © 2023 Bay City News, Inc.