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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The details of what led up to the fatal shooting of an innocent bystander at a Milwaukee youth flag football game are becoming clearer. Milwaukee police have charged Gavino Avalos-Morales, a 30-year-old from Milwaukee, with first-degree reckless homicide, among other charges, for killing 47-year-old Raysean Barnes. According to the criminal complaint, Raysean Barnes was attending a flag football game at MPS South Stadium with family friends. During the game, Barnes got up from the bleachers to grab a bottle of water from a car.When he was walking over, Avalos-Morales and a group of men began to fight. Watch: Innocent bystander shot and killed during flag football game            Innocent bystander shot and killed during Milwaukee flag football game at South Stadium, police said                            The criminal complaint said Barnes tried walking past the fight. When he got closer to the fight, Avalos-Morales allegedly took out a gun and pointed it in Barnes  direction.  This defendant intentionally brought a firearm to a 4th grade football game,  said Karine OByrne, Assistant District Attorney, Milwaukee County.Police said Barnes put his hands up in what looked like a  surrender position . That s when police said the suspect allegedly shot and kill stanley website ed Barnes. [鈥 point it at a person that appears to be completely uninvolved in fis stanley kubek ticuffs and who has his hands up, as if to suggest, Hey, Im not involved in this, stanley shop  and he shoots him,  said O Byrne.The victim s br Bgxx Southeast Wisconsin weather: Early spring weather
 WASHINGTON  AP  鈥?The Supreme Court has ended the nation s constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years in a decision by its conservative  stanley kaffeebecher majority to overturn Roe v. Wade. Friday s outcome is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states.The decision, unthinkable just a few years ago, was the culmination of decades of efforts by abortion opponents, made possible by an emboldened right side of the court that has been fortified by three appointees of former President Donald Trump.Both sides predicted the fight over abortion would continue, i stanley cup n state capitals and in Washington, and Justice Clarence Thomas, part of Friday s majority, called on the court to overturn other high court rulings protecting same-sex marriage, gay sex and the use of contraceptives.                        Associated Press                Abortion-rights activists react after hearing the Supreme Court decision on abortion outside the Supreme Court in Wash stanley cup nz ington, Friday, June 24, 2022.TheSupreme Courthas ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years in a decision by its conservative majority to overturnRoe v. Wade. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin                             Associated Press                Anti-abortion protesters celebrate outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Friday, June 24, 2022. The Supreme Court has ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years, a decision by its co

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 College enrollment is dropping across the United States, but that doesn t mean every campus  stanley website is shrinking.Take Morgan State University.The historically Black school reported its fall 2021 freshman class was nearly two-thirds larger than its freshman class in fall 2020. We have more than rebounded,  said Kara Turner, the university s vice president for enrollment management and student success.  We did everything we could to make things easier for students during the pandemic. We accepted unofficial transcripts, at least for the admission decision. We waived application fees. We went test-optional. We didn t require the SAT or ACT. We got more applications, so we were able to admit more students. Turner said the school chose to remain remote in fall 20 stanley taza 20, which impacted overall enrollment.It also set up a unique situation in fall 2021. This year, we talk about having two freshman classes,  Turner said.  There s our freshman class, and then what our vice president for student affairs calls our  froshmores.  Students who came remotely last year, and really, this is their first time setting foot on the actual campus and getting the real college experience. It is a story that goes against nationwide trendsCollege enrollment in the U.S. dropped 2.7% from fall 2020 to fall 2021, according to data published in January by the National Student Clearinghouse.Non-p stanley mug rofits, like Morgan State, only reported a 1.6% drop-off.The decline was much steeper at public two-year schools  3.4%  and pr

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 MADISON, Wis. 鈥?A Wisconsin judge says the Department of Natural Resources  stanley vaso violated the law by not immediately scheduling a wolf hunting season after federal protections were removed in February. In an order Thursday, Jefferson County Judge Bennett Brantmeier said the agency must hold a hunt immediately any time federal protections are lifted during the statutory hunting season, which runs from November through February. The Wisconsin State Journal reports the injunction came in a lawsuit brought by Hunter Nation. However, wolf hunting in Wisconsin remains on hold while a Dane County judge conside termo stanley rs a lawsui stanley sverige t filed in August by wildlife advocacy groups.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 SAN DIEGO  KGTV  -- Federal Aviation Administration officials are investigating what could have been a disastrous runway incident at San Diego International Airport Thursday night after air traffic controllers diverted a plane from landing while a second plane was departing.According to a statement from the FAA, the crew of SkyWest Flight 3446 was ordered to discontinue their approach to Runway 27 because another aircraft was on the runway preparing for departure.The FAA did not give details about the speed, altitude, or distance between the two aircraft at the time the SkyWest plane was diverted. A source tells ABC News the SkyWest flight was operating as an Alaska  stanley termosy Airlines flight.According to flight-tracking data listed on t stanley cup becher he airports site, SkyWest 3446 was arriving from Portland into San Diego and approaching the airport at an altitude of about 200 feet before climbing to 2,100 feet. It then circled over Pacific Beach before returning to the airport.See the flight-tracking data below: The other aircraft, Delta Air Lines Flight 2249, departed safely and the SkyWest aircraft landed later. The FAA is investigating,  said the FAA.A Delta Air Lines spokesperson told ABC 10News that  our flight crew followed the direction of Air Traffic Controllers at SAN for a safe departure,  but d stanley cup price eferred comment on the incident to the FAA.Delta Flight 2249 is an Airbus A330-200 aircraft, capable of seating 234 passengers. SkyWest Flight 3446 is an Embraer 175, able to seat 76 passengers.Acco

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 AKRON, Ohio 鈥?As far back as he can recall, Akron Police Officer Aaron Williams has felt a calling to help people.In fact, Williams expresse stanley water bottle d that sentiment in March while at the Akron Police academy. During that time, he also shared his inspirational journey of losing about 100 pounds to pursue a dream career in law enforcement. Even from a young age, my mom always told me  stanley cup I had a protective nature about me,  Williams said.That protective nature was on full display on November 25 鈥?with just three months on the job 鈥?when Williams found himself as the first responder on the scene while smoke poured from a home in Akron, Ohio, around 3:15 a.m.The emergency was ramped up when neighbors reported that residents were inside the burning home: 91-year-old Lorene Sampson, who is bedridden, and her 70-year-old son, Willie O Neal. I m running up  stanley us full sprint and I m hearing all this, and at the same time, I m like there s somebody in there. The least I can do is try to kick this door in,  Williams said.After kicking in the front door, Williams realized the senior citizen, who was unable able to walk, was on a bed, but he couldn t see her through the thick smoke. However, the sound of her voice provided all the motivation he needed to not give up on the rescue. I kicked in the door an I m yelling,  Is anybody in the house   And I hear,  I m right her, babe,   Williams recalled.  At that time, I didn t know she couldn t walk. Without any protective gear that firefighters wear, the office Olhq Landlords in New York suffering from lack of rent payments amid pandemic
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The Milwaukee Public School board voted to  stanley website award bus contracts for the 2021-2022 school year at its regular meeting Thursday night. The agenda lists six bus companies for a total of close to $56 million: Durham School Services, First Student,  Johnson School Bus Service, Lamers Bus Lines, Illinois Central School Bus, and Specialized Care Transport. MPS Transportation Services Senior Director David Solik-Fifarek said all of the contractors in this award are already in contracts with the district since September 2020. He said this doesn t account for all buses, as wheelchair and athletics could come under separate contracts. He said there are fewer buses awarded under this proposal request. The way that we have appr stanley cup oached this RFP is in anticipation of either continued COVID-19 precautions, or the expectation that some of that can be lifted by the time we get to September,  Solik-Fifarek said. Under the MPS reopening plan, school buses can operate at half capacity, or 36 students at most per bus. In a normal year outside the pandemic, MPS says about 45,000 students rely on the bus to get to school. Last week, TMJ4 News learned about 80 buses and about 160 bus routes were canceled on the first day of in-person classes. In a statement, S stanley cup tudent Transportation of America told TMJ4 News it needed ramp-up time to rehire and retrain drivers, and that MPS did not formally respond to an amended contract until a week before kids returned to class. The Wisconsin School Bus Ass

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Three of the candidates looking to run for governor of Wisconsin against incumbent Tony Evers faced off in a debate hosted by TMJ4 News at Marquette University Sunday evening.TMJ4 s Charles Benson and Shannon Sims moderated the primetime debate on Sunday, July 24th at Marquettes Varsity Theatre.The following candidates attended the debate: Former Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch, Michels Corporation co-owner Tim Michels, and State. Rep. Timothy Ramthun.TMJ4 News hopes the debate, and how the candidates answer tough questions, will help voters d botella stanley ecide who they will vote for in the coming elections.The primary among the Republican candidates for governor is scheduled for Aug. 9. The winner of that primary will face off against Gov. Tony Evers in the Nov. 8 general election.Below are some of the top video highlights from the night. You can stanley cup  also watch the entire debate replay in the media player above.MUST-WATCH MOMENTS:Rebecca KleefischFormer Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch said that one of her goals as governor would be to eventually eliminate the state income tax, which amounts to billions of dollars each year.            Rebecca Kleefisch: My goal is to eliminate the income tax                            Kleefisch also commented on the abortion de stanley website bate, arguing that  being pro-life means being pro-woman and pro-baby.             Rebecca Kleefisch: Being pro-life means being pro-woman                            Tim MichelsBusinessman Tim Michels crit Zghv Company behind abandoned Keystone pipeline project seeking $15B in damages from Biden administration
 AURORA, Colo. 鈥?An Aurora police officer who was demoted and suspended for wrongfully detaining a Black family and holding children at gunpoint last summer wants to become the next sheriff of Las Animas County.Darian Dasko submitted his application to run as a Republican for the Las Animas County Sheriff s seat on July 1. He is the first candidate to submit his application for the 2022 election.Las Animas County, located about a four-hour drive from the Denver suburb of Aurora, is home to 14,000 people.In August of 2020, Dasko pulled over a Black family in an SUV they believed was stolen after running the license plates. Officers pointed their guns at the family inside the SUV and ordered them out. The driver, Brittney Gilliam, and four children, aged 6, 12, 14 and 17, were placed face-down on hot pavement in an Aurora parking lot. Officers handcuffed the 12-year-old and the 17-year-old. Police later determined that the SUV had not been stolen.Aurora Mayor Mike stanley cup becher  Coffman and Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson both condemned Dasko s actions. It s uncalled for, it shouldn t have happened, and I wish we can take it back,  Wilson said af stanley cups uk ter reviewing the video of the detainment.Dr. Thomas Mayes, the vice president of the Greater Metro Denver Ministerial Alliance, called on Coffman to fire Dasko. It angers me that yo stanley thermos mug u would have someone in law enforcement that has poor judgment,  Mayes said.Mayes says he was appalled when he heard Dasko wanted to become a sheriff. He says the announ

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 WASHINGTON 鈥?Lawyers representing former President Donald Trump and House impeachment managers filed dueling pre-trial briefings Monday. Trumps lawyers expanded on arguments they made last week. They also called on the Senate to dismiss the case. House impeachment managers rejected this call in a short brief they filed later in the day.In their latest 75-page filing, Trumps lawyers reiterated their argument that Trumps comments ahead of the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol building are protected by the First Amendment, and  simply called on those gathered to peacefully and patriotically use their voices.  Despite the House Managers charges against Mr. Trump, his statements cannot and could not reasonably be interpreted as a call to immediate stanley water bottle  violence or a call for a violent overthrow of the U stanley cup nited States government,  Trumps lawyers wrote in Mondays filing.They note Trump only used the word  fight  a handful of times in his speech ahead of the Jan. 6 violent riot at the Capitol, and that it was used  in the figurative sense that has long been accepted in public discourse. They also accused Senate Democrat stanley kaffeebecher s of engaging in  political theater  and continue to call the upcoming Senate impeachment trial unconstitutional. This is a legal question that has not been resolved.House impeachment managers contend there is precedence and it is constitutional for former President Trump to stand trial for actions that happened while he was president. Presidents swear a sacred oath that bi

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 People wait all year for St. Joan Antidas  Spaghetti with the Sisters. The annual fundraiser returns 100 percent of the proceeds right back to the students and the school. stanley cup   botella stanley Everything to make this event a success has been donated.5,000 meatballs will be made, and more than 1,000 meals will be served. To make it all happen, more than 200 volunteers, including many of the students, donate their time.For todays Steph Connects, our Steph Brown gets in the kitchen w stanley us ith Sister Jennifer.Watch in the media player above.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Mura Surge of entrepreneurs  : Black-owned businesses continue to grow in Milwaukee despite the pandemic
 The shopping cart has been around for close to a hundred years.New research suggests it may be due for an update.Those shopping cart handles that drive like a wheelbarrow increase people s willingness to spend, according to recent research out of Europe.The reason may be biological -- traditional carts activate our triceps or pushing muscles.The wheelbarrow cart engages the biceps the muscles we associate with pulling motions. Throughout our lives, we develop an association between pushing things away and things that we don t like, and we form an association between pulling things toward us and things that we do like,  said Zachary Estes  stanley cup at the City University of London. Once that association is develope stanley nz d, the theory goes, it can be flipped so that if you activate the muscles involved with pulling something towards you, it actually increases your liking of that thing,  Estes said.In field tests, people spent more money using the wheelbarrow handles on a shopping trip, but they didn t like the new handles as much as the old ones. There s this conflict for the retailers where consumers say, ah, I don t really like these weird handles. But on the other hand, they re getting these increased sales,  Estes said.It s unclear whether this research will motivate stores to adopt an updated shopping cart. A few manufacturers and store stanley termoska s are reportedly interested but have not made a commitment.

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 In most of the U.S., the cost of sending two children to child care centers exceeds any other living expense, according to new data released by Child Care Aware.According to the data, the average cost of child care for a family with two children 鈥?an infant and a 4-year-old  surpassed the cost of housing in the Midwest, South, and Northeast in 2023. The data indicated that a family with two children in the Northeastern U.S. paid an average of $32,614 a year on child care compared to $27,433 for housing in 2023.The average cost of child care nationwide for one child was $11,582 in 2023, a 3.7% increase from the previous year.The report notes the average child care professional makes $30,360 a year. Depending on the state, it would take anywhere from 59% to over 100% of their income for a child care professional to send two of their own children to a center.The expense of placing one child through child care costs the typical married couple over 10 stanley flasche % of their income. For single parents, that share jumps to over 30%. Earl stanley water bottle ier this year, the Biden administration announced a new rule capping child care costs at 7% of a family s household income for those enrolled in the Child Care and Development Fund.Child Care Aware recommended that the federal government should do more to help families afford child care. The pandem stanley cups uk ic illuminated how indispensable child care is for the well-being and economic security of our children, families, and communities, while simultaneously revealing the s Qvfd Researchers are turning taxidermy birds into flapping-wing drones
 After months of protests, sometimes becoming violent, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler announced Thursday that the city is banning the use of tear gas by his citys police.Wheeler said everyone has an obligation to create change, and now is the time to change the citys policy on using tear gas. During the last hundred days Portland, Multnomah County and State Police have all relied on CS gas where there is a th stanley cup usa reat to life safety,  Wheeler said.  We need something different. We need it now. Arson, vandalism, and violence are not going to drive change in this community. I expect the police to arrest people who engage in criminal acts. I expect the District Attorney to prosecute those who commit criminal acts. And I expect the rest of the criminal justice system to hold those individuals accountable stanley tazas . We must stand to botella stanley gether as a community against violence and for progress. The issue of using tear gas amid protests has become a legal battle, as demonstrators say that the use of tear gas to disperse a crowd violates their constitutional rights. In June, U.S. District Judge March Hernandez ruled that the use of tear gas on protesters in Portland could only be used when lives are at risk.The police responded on Thursday by saying gas is a tool needed by officers to control crowds when protests become violent. Banning the lawful use of CS will make it very difficult to address this kind of violence without resorting to much higher levels of physical force, with a correspondingly elevated ri

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 As United Airlines cuts flights to two small airports, members of Congress are looking into the impact of airlines pulling out of remote locations.Last week, United Airlines said it would soon pull flights from Springfield, Illinois, and Erie, Pennsylvania.United Airlines currently operates two flights from Erie to Chicago and two flights from Chicago to Erie. With the elimination of those flights, Erie will only be left with two outbound and two inbound flights a day. The news comes after Delta stopped flying in and out of Erie in July 2020.Springfield, Illinois, will only have one daily flight in and out, altho stanley cups ugh there are some non-daily Allegiant Airlines flights out of the airport.The reduction of flights out of small airports was recently the focus of a Senate Commerce Committee hearing. Most economic development happens within 10 miles of an airport. So if were hampering our airports, we are hampering our economic development,  said committee Chair Maria Cantwell, a Washington Democrat.SEE MORE: FAA calls on stanley cups  airlines to help prevent another travel meltdownTrent Moyers, director of the Pangborn Memorial Airport in Wenatchee, Washington, told senato stanley cup rs his airport went from having four daily flights to Seattle to one. Airports of all sizes bolster their local economies by connecting passengers and cargo with where they need to go, but its important to note that having commercial air service also directly provides workforce opportunities for their communities, from airline Dvkb Milwaukee Fire reviewing its response and 911 calls after woman called for help before dying in the cold
 Dr. Anthony Fauci said during a CNN interview on Monday that as several new variants of the coronavirus are circulating throughout the world, he is concerned that one in particular could cause those who have already been infected to be sickened again.Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy an stanley flask d Infectious Diseases, said that a coronavirus variant first discovered in South Africa could be causing reinfections. If it becomes dominant, the experience of our colleagues in South Africa indicate that even if you ve been infected with the original virus, that there is a very high rate of reinfection to the point where a previous infection does not seem to protect you against reinfection,  Fauci said on Monday.Reinfections stanley thermos  to this point to the coronavirus have occurred, but generally those who have stanley cup nz  been infected have had a window of immunity.The British Medical Journal noted a study that indicated that coronavirus antibodies provided 83% protection against reinfections during a five-month period. The journal also showed that out of 6,614 health care workers who had been previously infected, 44 had possible or probable infections. We know that reinfections with SARS-CoV-2 can happen,  says Ashleigh Tuite, assistant professor at the University of Torontos Dalla Lana School of Public Health.  The bigger question is: if reinfections are going to happen, how frequently are they happening  The BMJ says that in general, those who have been reinfected by the coronavirus gener

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 Brian Hatch says it s been more than eight years since he last placed a bet.Hatch isn t afraid to take those who tune in to his podcast,  All In: The Addicted Gambler s podcast,  back to the lowest parts of his life.For more than a dozen years, he says, he spent multiple nights a wee stanley water bottle k, many times until 5 a.m., at casino blackjack tables. I was just in a position where because of gambling I never graduated college. I was academically dismissed after my first year because I was always at the casino,  Hatch says.He doesn t have an exact amount of money he gambled away, but he says he lost most of what he earned for more than a decade working as many of three jobs.For Hatch, broadcasting hisgamblingaddiction fight is as much therapy as it is a call to others, like Steven Delaney. The second half of 2020, I took approximately $20,000 from my 401 k  and basically I would max out a credit card and pay that off and tell myself I wasn t going to do it again, and then the next day I d be racking up the credit card again,  says Delaney.Delaney found Hatch s podcast as he struggled with stanley puodelis  an addiction to online sports betting two years ago.The New York delivery driver sa stanley taza id he s struggled with substance abuse in the past but says help is harder to find for gambling addictions. There s multiple  substance abuse  rehabs in the town I m delivering to right now. I only know of a few gambling rehabs in the entire country,  Delaney says.More than $3 billion was legally bet on theNCAA basketball t Loca Remembering Archbishop Desmond Tutu  s impact
 MILWAUKEE COUNTY 鈥?Heads up mothers, daughters and sons - moms will receive free admission at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Mother s Day, on Sunday, May 9.On Mothers Day, the Zoo is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Regular parking, concessions, and daily attraction rates still apply.The admission is courtesy of Noodles  Company, according to a statement from the zoo.The zoo urges visitors to visit  one of our majestic animal moms,  lioness Patty Sh stanley cup arptooth, and her daughters, Amira and Eloise. They are located in the Florence Mila Borchert Big Cat Country. stanley cup All three African lions arrived last February from the Sedgewick County Zoo in  stanley cup Kansas. Patty is 6 陆 years old, and Amira and Eloise are 3 陆 years old, the zoo says.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 BROOKFIELD, Wis. 鈥?Marty s Pizza announcedWednesday its Brookfield location will reopen on Tuesday, Aug. 16 for carryout and lunchtime deliveries.The location closedin May due to staffing shortages after being in the area since 1957. The restaurant said the staffing issues stemmed from the Covid-19 pandemic.Marty s will be open Tuesdays through Fridays from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. while they train new staff members.                  The pizzas you know and love will be available during those times,  Marty s said in a Facebook post on Wednes stanley cupe day.  Limited items off our catering menu will be available with 24 hour notice. The Brookfield location is also hiring and hopes to expand its hours and services in the future.Watch our report from 2020 about Marty s and how they adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic:            Martys Pizza continues traditional food amid nontraditional  stanley tumbler times                            Report a typo or erro stanley cups r // Submit a news tip Tcjl Arkansas police arrest suspect in Green Bay double homicide
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 MADISON, Wis.  AP  鈥?Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday vetoed a redistricting proposal that the Republican-controlled Legislature passed last week in a last-ditch effort to avert the drawing of legislative boundaries by the state Supreme Court.The veto came a day after five of Wisconsins Republican members of Congress, along with the GOP-controlled Legislature, asked the newest liberal member of the state Supreme Court not to hear a lawsuit that seeks to redraw congressional district maps ahead of the November election.The political stakes in both cases are huge for both sides in the presidential battleground state, where Republicans have had a firm grip on the Legislature since 2011 even as Democrats have won statewide elections, including for governor in 2018 and 2022.Evers had promised to veto the GOP legislative-district proposal, which largely mirro stanley cups uk red maps he had proposed stanley mugs , but with changes that would reduce the number of GOP incumbents in the state Senate and Assembly who would have to face one another in November.Evers said he vetoed the maps because they are  more of the same.  Republicans passed maps stanley website  to help make sure Republican-gerrymandered incumbents get to keep their seats,  he said in a statement.  Folks, thats just more gerrymandering. Republicans dont have enough votes in the Legislature to override the veto.The liberal-controlled state Supreme Court last month tossed the current Republican-drawn legislative maps as unconstitutional. The court sa Xsev Deputies: Man found collapsed alongside roadway
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