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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Worshipers stepped out of Reformation of Holiness Church on Sunday only to find themselves nearly in the middle of a gunfight. According to the church overseer, Bishop Henry Kilpatrick, the congregation first heard gunfire up the street. When they popped out to see what had happened, the shootout had reached the church at 21st and Chambers.He said it was men in two cars shooting at each other.  There s a lot of kids in the area. And I m just thanking God that no one got shot today,  said Kilpatrick.  Because they could have, the way the bullets were flying. Kilpatrick said this was one of several shootings on the block this weekend, but it was by far the worst. Investigators marked off at least 17 shell casings, the closest just feet from the church s stoop. Police have yet to release any information about their investigation. Kilpatrick claims it took officers more than an hour to respond. TMJ4 News has asked police to share their response time.Kilpatrick and his late wife, Rose Kilpatrick, founded Reformation of Holiness 24 years ago. Now retired, Kilpatrick s second wife Alice, leads Sunday services. Most people would ru stanley mugs n away from an area like this,  he said.  But this is an area God wants us in. An area you can witness t stanley bottles o someb stanley cup becher ody and help better somebody else s life.  Kilpatrick said he wants an increased police presence in the area. And he d like neighbors to speak out when they see something suspicious or a crime.  53206 is one of the roughest areas in Mil Tvdb Winter storm to bring snow, winds, ice and life-threatening chill
 SMITHFIELD, N.C.  AP  鈥?A North Carolina sheriff s office says a th stanley thermobecher ird person has been arrested for the shooting death of a man whose father was featured in a reality television show about his towing and repossession business. News outl stanley mug ets report that Johnston County Sheriff Steve Bizzell said 21-year-old Cassidy Lorene Hunter of Smithfield was charged Thursday with accessory after the fact in the Feb. 17 death of Harley Alexander Shirley and the shooting of a woman who remains hospitalized. Hunter is jailed on a $1 million bond. The Associated Press reported that two teenagers - 16 and 17 - were arrested and charged with murder and attempted murder.Their names  stanley termosy have not been released.The AP reported that the shooting happened in Garner, North Carolina, while family members gathered for the memorial of a relative who died in a single-car crash.Shirley was pronounced dead at the scene.The slain man s father, Ronnie Shirley, owns Lizard Lick Towing with his wife Amy Shirley and starred in a truTV reality show based on their family business from 2011 to 2014.

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 Native languages across the country are on the edge of extinction. A report issued this year by theBureau of Indian Affairssays the country may be down to fewer than two dozen by 2050. One tribe is using new technology to keep their language alive for the next generation.There are nearly 8,000 enrolled members ofthe Ho-Chunk Nationliving in Wisconsin, and they are proud of their Indigenous language of Ho-Chunk. It s a part of our identity, it s a part of our culture, our social culture,  said Jessi Falcon, the director of the Ho-Chunk Language Development Division.However, tribal leaders estimate there are fewer than 40 first-language speakers in the entire country. Elliot Garvin, age 75, is one of them. If we ever lose our lan stanley flasche guage totally then we stop becoming those people that we have formed our stanley website selves to be which is the Ho-Chunk Nation and Ho-Chunk People,  Garvin said.  We are probably as close now to losing it as we have ever been. SEE MORE: Minnesota high school at crossroad of Indigenous name change debate We have lost more than 10 speakers in the past nine years,  said Andrew McCaskey, one of the Ho-Chunk language instructors.  When we say it like that it kind of puts it into perspective for us that there are not going to be speakers that this is their first l stanley cups uk anguage anymore because they re only going to get older.According tothe Language Conservancy,the most in danger of extinction are Indigenous languages that were nearly wiped out after colonization. When Europeans Jomp Alabama approves bid to cut racist phrases from Constitution
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?We re about one week from Milwaukee s 53rd annual Juneteenth Celebration.Tony Kearney, the executive director of the Northcott Neighborhood House, and Army Sergeant First Class Dennis Robinson joined TMJ4 to announce the Grand Marshal of the 53rd annual Juneteenth Celebration.Major General Johhny Davis, a native of Milwaukee, will be the Grand Marshal. It is a great honor to return home to be the Grand Marshal for the Juneteenth Day Parade,   Davis said.  This city  stanley vaso invested so much in me, and I consider it a privilege to be back to commemorate such an important event.  Davis grew stanley cups uk  up attending St. Phillip Lutheran School and Wisconsin Lutheran High School and considers himself,  a son of Milwaukee.  Since leaving Milwaukee, Davis is the commanding general of the U.S. Army Recruiting Command at Fort Knox, KY.Kearney and Robinson discussed Daviss background and the importance of the Veterans Zone at the Juneteenth Celebration.Visit the Juneteenth Milwaukee website for details on the upcoming Juneteenth celebration.    Talk to us:    Hey there! At TMJ4 News, were stanley uk  all about listening to our audience and tackling the stuff that really matters to you. Got a story idea, tip, or just want to chat about this piece  Hit us up using the form below. For more ways to get in touch, head over to tmj4/tips.                             Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for  TMJ4  on your device.Available for download on Roku Dwoh Gas prices hit new high in Southeast Wisconsin
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The Milwaukee Police Department said Tuesday they have arrested a 41-year-old Milwaukee man who allegedly tried to rob a Burger King in Milwaukee earlier this month. But the man police say actually shot and killed 16-yea stanley us r-old Burger King worker Niesha Harris-Brazell durin stanley cup price g the attempted robbery is still on the run.Criminal charges will be referred to the Milwaukee County District Attorney s Office in a few days.Sixteen-year-old Niesha Harris-Brazell was working at the Burger King on West Capitol Drive in Milwaukee when a suspect tried to rob the place. According to the Milwaukee Police Department  MPD , criminal charges have been issued against Derrick D. Ellis, who was also an employee o stanley cups uk f Burger King. Police say he was armed with a firearm and engaged an armed robbery suspect. He is not the person shown in surveillance video wearing a red hoodie.During the confrontation, Ellis  coworker, Brazell, was struck by gunfire, which caused her death.Ellis is a convicted felon and cannot possess a firearm, police say.According to a criminal complaint, Burger King had just closed when the shooting occurred. The complaint states Ellis allegedly fired shots at a man who was attempting to rob the cashier through the drive-thru window.Video footage allegedly showed that after the shooting, Ellis crawled on the floor collecting fired casings. Ellis then allegedly met with the restaurant manager, who allegedly opened a safe in the office, and Ellis placed a  white object into th

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 It has been a rough start to the year for the tech industry as 91 companies have laid off thousands of employees according to Layoffs.fyi. More are expected starting Wednesday as Amazon has said it will start its process of eliminating 18,000 positions.In the first 16 days of this year stanley thermos , more than 24,000 employees have been laid off in the tech industry, accordi stanley cupe ng to the analysis from Layoffs.fyi. It is a startling number that adds to the 154,000 layoffs that plagued the industry last year. These are the exact areas where theyre laying off the most people. So, for Amazon, its devices,  said Daniel Keum, a professor of management at the Columbia Business School.Keum says the layoffs are a correction to massive gr stanley mug owth from the last few years.During the pandemic, online work boomed, and many tech companies anticipated it as a new normal, but now, as we ease back into life before the pandemic, companies are laying off workers to bolster their balance sheets. [These companies] were overly optimistic in their ability to grow and the growth never materialized,  said Keum.  I mean Google, Amazon鈥攖heir existing businesses had gotten so successful, so its sort of their past success constraining their future investment. That is what happened to Chris Grabers brother just last month. Both he and his brother work in tech, but he says his brother was quickly able to find other work since his skills are still needed. Even though people are getting laid off, and even from our own recruiting w Ieny Man  s brother finds long lost letterman jacket at Arizona thrift store
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 More than 625,000 lives have ended because of the pandemic, but for countless families that is where the struggle of knowing what to do with their loved ones belongings begins. I remember walking in her house the first time after she had passed away, and I remember standing in the living room and looking at everything and going, Oh my gosh. What am I going to do    said Diane Kraft.Krafts 92-year-old aunt, Phyllis White, contracted COVID-19 in a nursing home in March and later died from complications. She says knowing what to do with so many personal belongings was tough. Some of those things, lik stanley cup e her old photos or even perfume that remin stanley cup becher ded Kraft of her aunts smell, brought tears. It was really hard,  she  stanley sverige said.Kraft gave a call to a local estate sale company to help her sort through the items, only to find she was lucky she was able to book an appointment because of the increased demand due to the pandemic. [Were] very busy,  said Sarah Skinner, owner of Front Porch Estate Sales in Denver.  Weve actually had to expand our operation and hire more people and get a bigger crew, and we still cant take all the phone calls. At the start of the year, Skinners business was made up of herself and her friend, Melissa Slaugenhoop. But since January, they have had to hire eight additional employees to meet the demand coming their way. Its business for us, but its also somebodys house, home, belongings, and loved one, usually,  said Skinner.  So, we are very sensitive and do everything

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