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 Mycoplasma pneumonia infections are on the rise nationwide and in Wisconsin.The Wisconsin Department of Health Services states that surveillance of lab testing data and emergency room data indicates a significant increase in Mycoplasma cases. Hospitals have seen an increase in patient admissions of pneumonia cases, particularly in school-aged children and young adults.Children s Wisconsin reported an increase in Mycoplasma pneumonia infections, reflecting what is being seen in the state. More testing may reflect some of the increase.Dozens of stanley bottles  parents quickly responded to a TMJ4 social media post s stanley thermos mug haring how their families are dealing with the illness. It was still really scary because I ve never seen either of my kids that sick,  parent Ashley Lynn said.Lynn says her 6-year-old son Brecken woke up a few weeks ago with a fever, vomiting and coughing. He began a common antibiotic for generic pneumonia but continued to struggle and was admitted to Children s Wisconsin.Watch: Mycoplasma pneumonia infections are on the rise nationwide and in Wisconsin            Mycoplasma Pneumonia  stanley cups uk infections among children on the rise across Wisconsin                             He ended up having fluid on his lung that he had pneumonia with, and they had said,  We re seeing like a huge rise in this pneumonia,   Lynn explained. Definitely this year it seems like mycoplasma is going to be a big player,  Dr. Julianna Patel, pediatrician at Shoreview Pediatrics told TMJ4 News.Dr. Patel says mycopla Vdfg Ex-deputy in East Texas pleads guilty to using excessive force on restrained detainee
 MADISON, Wis. 鈥?Wisconsin health officials are bracing for another wave of COVID-19 cases as the Omicron variant continues to spread. TMJ4 News asked Gov. Tony Evers if the state was preparing to have more home testing kits and get more people vaccinated.The pandemic has defined a majority of Gov. Evers  first three years in office, and it s looking like that will continue into the new year with a new variant.Charles Benson:  Is the State prepared for a likely surge with Omicron  Gov. Tony Evers:  Well, I think yes, the answer is yes. We ve worked with our good folks at the county levels and the municipal levels for the whole time, and I know they re ready and able to take it on. Gov. Evers says the ga stanley flask me plan to take it on continues with getting people  stanley termosy vacc stanley cups uk inated or boosted.Right now nearly 58% of the state s population would be considered fully vaccinated and 82% of people 65 and older have the highest vaccination rate. But the pace for first time doses has slowed.President Trump recently indicated he had gotten the booster shot. We need to get people vaccinated,  Evers said.  And that will continue to be an issue. Unfortunately [the vaccine] became a political issue across the country. And Wisconsin is no different than that. But we re going to continue to fight for that.                         TMJ4                Gov. Tony Evers during an interview with TMJ4 s Charles Benson.    Benson:  Doesn t seem like people who don t have the vaccine right now or want to get the vacc

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 Disney shareholders rallied behind longtime CEO Robert Iger, voting Wednesday to rebuff activist investor Nelson Peltz and his ally, former Disney chief financial officer Jay Rasulo, who had sought seats on the companys board.The company had recommended a slate of directors that did not include Peltz or Rasulo.The dissident shareholders had said in a preliminary proxy filing that they wanted to complete a successful CEO succession at Disney an stanley mugs d align management pay with performance.SEE MORE: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis  allies and Disney reach settlementDisney announced in November 2022 that Bob Iger would come back to the company as its CEO to replace his hand-picked successor, Bob Chapek, whose two-year tenure had been marked by clashes, missteps and weakening financial performance.Iger was Disneys public face for 15 years as chief executive before handing the job off to Chapek in 2020, a stretch in which Iger compiled a string of victories lauded in the entertainment industry and by Disney fans. But his second run at the job has no stanley cup spain t won him similar accolades.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsESL educator wins 2024 National Teacher of the YearIs penmanship still important  Why kids should still practice writingWorkers had little warning as Marylan stanley cup d bridge collapsed Hfjh Local business looks to decorate two homes for military families
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 SALEM, Mass.  AP  鈥?A lawsuit filed by the Satanic Temple alleges an advertising company unfairly refused to display billboards promoting a ritual offered by the group to help people bypass abortion rules in some states. The group, based in Salem, Massachusetts, announced Wednesday that it sued Lamar Advertising in Arkansas state court for alleged religious discrimination. The Louisiana-based company  stanley cup did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The Satanic Temple says Lamar refused to display eight billboards in Arkansas and Indiana promoting what the group calls its  religious abortion ritual.  The Satanic Temple describes the ritual as a  sacramental act that confirms the right of bodily autonomy. By performing the ritual, the group says, people can claim a religious exemption from mandatory waiting periods, counseling, ultrasounds and other measures that some states require before an abortion can be performed.The group says it submitted five designs to Lamar to be displayed near crisis pregnancy centers. In one of the images, a bowl of cake batter is shown with the text,  not a cake,  next to an image of a sperm and egg with the text  not a baby.  Its accompanied by text saying,  Our religious abortion ritual averts many state restrictions. Lamar rejected the billboards and said their content was   stanley website misleading and of stanley cup fensive,  according to the suit. The Satanic Temple alleges that the rejection was based on religious discrimination.

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 NASHVILLE, Tenn.  WTVF  鈥?Sexual trauma survivors often face expensive bills for therapy and counseling. Now, a new nonprofit is working to break down that cost barrier.Bethany Lawson, who is in a ban with her husband, says music has helped her heal from the past. As I got older, music was the one thing that I was able to use to disclose what had happened to me,  Lawson said.  When it was too painful to talk about, I could still sing about it. Eventually, she shared her story.  And when I did that, it was the beginning of me coming forward and talking about the abuse I had suffered as a child as well,  Lawson said.Her songs paint a picture of her  stanley cup website pain.In addition to music, Lawson said therapy was also crucial to her healing. I think its just really important that survivors know that its not their fault, and the shame is on the perpetrator, not on you, and there are people out there that understand what youre going through and want to help you,  Lawson said.That s why she s now an advocate with the new nonprofit, Help;Hear;Heal. I think the more we talk about it, the less shame surrounds it,  Lawson said.The nonpr stanley cup ofit aims to provide free mental health help to stanley cup  sexual violence survivors.  If youre a family and you have a child who is sexually abused and you need to go through therapy as a family, theres very little out there to help you,  Lawson said.  And [it] can cost hundreds and thousands of dollars.  She hopes that free counseling, and her music, will help others. This sto Qxpi Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects Green bid for ballot access
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 Lawyers for comedian Bill Cosby say Judy Huths claims that were revised as she detailed her cause are grounds for a new trial after a jury found Cosby guilty of assault in July. The critical detail is the year she says she was assaulted. Huth is said to have revised her claims to say the incident happened in 1975.According to theHollywood Reporter, attorney Jennifer Bonjean, who is representing Cosby in the case, argued that the last-minute correction should  stanley cup becher be enough to allow for a new trial. Bonjean said,  Mr. Cosby was greatly prejudiced because of the late disclosure of the years the events allegedly occurred. She said,  Our entire defen stanley taza se, an alibi defense, went out the window when Huth realized 鈥?i water bottle stanley f you want to call it that 鈥?that the events didnt occur in 1974, nor did they occur when she was 15. Huths case has been the first and only lawsuit that accuses Cosby of sexual assault to reach trial. The only legal recourse afforded to Huth was the $500,000 award she received from winning the case. Cosby has denied sexually assaulting Huth or the other 50 women who accused him of assaulting them. Yzfc Justice delayed  : MKE Co. DA, Chief Judge say criminal case backlog could take 2 years to overcome
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 WEST BEND 鈥?Americans honored and remembered the men and women who lost their lives 20 years ago in New York City.September 11th 2001 is when a terrorist group named Al-Qaeda hijacked and flew four commercial airplanes, two crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, one into the Pentagon in Virginia, and the last plane crashed into an empty field in western Pennsylvania.                        TMJ 4                Brad Riekoff looks through the photos he took in New York on 9/11    In his home Saturday, Brad Riekkoff sat, flipping through a photo album. Inside were photos he took in New York as planes flew into the twin towers.  It s hard to believe it s actually 20 years,  Riekkoff said.  It s hard to believe time passes that fast.                 stanley cup          Brad Riekoff                Brad Riekoff took this picture at the World Trade Center    While time may not stop, these photos have a way of taking  stanley mug him back to a tragic moment. Riekkof hoped on a flight from Milwaukee to New York City September 5th to compete in a natural body building show. He was supposed to leave the city on Sept.11 at 11am.However, that did not happen.  I was engulfing myself in cheesecake that morning stanley water bottle  because I had just dieted for the competition,  Riekkoff said.  That s the last thing I thought I was going to experience. He said were screaming, people were running, but nobody knew where to run to and the entire place was chaotic.  When I hear sirens in a big city echoing off of the buildin

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 KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Three Kansas City-area residents face federal charges in connection to their roles in the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol.William Norman Chrestman and Christopher Charles Kuehn, both of Olathe, and Louis Enrique Colon, of Blue Springs, all face a slew of federal charges connected to the riots after being arrested Thursday by the FBI.Two other suspects 鈥?Felicia Konold, and her brother, Cory Konold, both of Tucson, Arizona 鈥?were included as part of Thursday s indictment. A footnote in the charging document indicates additional people may have been involved in the conspiracy.According to court documents, the group, who identified themselves by wearing orange tape marks on their clothing, worked together to storm the Capitol.Federal investigators used social media and cell phone tracking to place the subjects at or near the Capitol on Jan. 6.According to court documents, the video showed that Chrestman and Felicia Konold were a part of a march involving the stanley travel mug  Proud Boys on Jan. 6.As that march approached the Capitol, court documents allege that Chrestman, Felicia Konold, and her brother were near the front of the crowd interacting w stanley cup ith officers.Court documents indicate that Chrestman shouted at a Capitol police officer during the interaction:  You shoot and I ll take your f***ing as* out. A short time later, Chrestman allegedly told the crowd to help prevent another officer from arresting someone in the crowd.Once the group entered  stanley kaffeebecher the Capitol grounds, court d

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