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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?People across Milwaukee on Friday honored first responders who were recently shot in the line of duty.At Police District 3, police organized a fundraiser for Officer Herb Davis, who was shot last month during a welfare check in the Menomonee Valley. At the fundraiser, Davis met the men 鈥?civilian bystanders 鈥?who came to his aid after he d been shot. Them understanding that, I m more than just the badge and the belt. I m also a person,  said Davis.  Them standing by my side and being there for me, meant the world for me. Davis was shot multiple times, but only spent one night in the hospital. The men who helped him, including Ricardo Rosales, said they were only in the area at the time of the shooting because their truck had broken down. They were waiting for a tow. They stayed with Davis until paramedics arrived. Across town at Milwaukee City Hall, Acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson honored Det. Andrew Wilkiewicz by declaring Feb. 4, 2022, Andrew Wilkiewicz Day. Wilkiewicz, like Davis, was shot multiple times in Milwaukee last month.  Wilkiewicz was off du stanley kaffeebecher ty in the Third Ward when he intervened in a car jacking and the suspect shot him.  I don  stanley tazas t appreciate that people come out here and terrorize the city,  said Wilkiewicz.  That s my job. Catching bad guys and putting them in jail. He said he has no plans to quit the force. A third Milwauke stanley portugal e area first responder was also shot last month. Milwaukee County Sheriff s Deputy Christian Almonte got a special gift from the M

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Maria Isabel Rodriguez is one woman making a stamp on Milwaukee.In 1999, she received a United States Postal Service award for being one of the women leaving their stamp on the city.And thats just the start.Rodriguezs involvement in the community started right after graduating from South Division High School when she joined the Latin American Union of Civil Rights. Getting involv stanley cup ed in Milwaukee wasn t hard at the time,  Rodriguez said. She helped provide educational services for migrant and monolingual Spanish-speaking children. It was there she realized her passion for helping others.In 1990, Rodriguez went on to become the first Latina Executive Director of the City of Milwaukee Election Commission. It allowed me in assisting smaller communities on providing information about demographics,  Rodriguez said.  I felt so good that I was able to help them formulate districts and calculate numbers. But as the first Latina in office, the role wasn t met without criticism. She says she would often get hate mail.  I think of all the people that came bef stanley flask ore me and got that kind of hate mail, but its more out of what it had been,  Rodriguez said.  It had always been a mans position. It had always been a white mans position. I was even criticized for how I dressed. But the hate didn t stop Rodriguez. She was a staff assistant to former Mayor John Norquist and spent many years as a resident services manager with the Housing Author stanley cup ity of the City of Milwaukee.Retired now, Rod Zhtx Much of northern Yellowstone park to reopen Saturday
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 Mexican authorities made a major drug bust.The Mexican Navy said it seized more than 19,000 pounds of methamphetamine that was stored inside tequila bottles at the port of Manzanillo, which is along the central western coast of Mexico.Officials said the seizure was the result of an inspection of 960 boxes that were due to be exported.The Mexican Navy says it has seized and destroyed approximately 114.3 tons of meth this year.According to the U.S. Department of Justice, meth found in the U.S. is typically produced in the U.S. or Mexico.Meth is a highly addictive drug that affects the central nervous system. Users typically smoke, snort or inject the drug.SEE MORE: Officials: US overdose deaths topped 100,000 I stanley polska n a yearAccording to a study by theNational Institute on Drug Abuse, overdoses involving meth nearly tripled from 2015 to 2019 among people ages 18-64. We are in the midst of an overdose crisis in the United States, and this tragic trajectory goes far beyond an opioid epidemic. In addition to heroin, methamphetamine and cocaine are becoming more dangerous due to contamination stanley cup  with highly potent fentanyl, and increases in higher risk use patterns such as multiple substance use and regular us stanley taza e,  said NIDA Director Nora D. Volkow.Volkow added that public health officials need to approach drug treatment from a wider lens, looking at communities that are at the highest risk. She said that includes American Indian and Alaska Native communities.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsFit Ejsz America  s Black Holocaust Museum remembers country  s shameful past
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 LITTLETON, Colo. 鈥?It s estimated that in the next five years, more than 60% of funeral home owners across the country will retire and leave the industry. The good news: there are more students than ever across the country studying to step into their roles.Faith Haug is teaching the next generation of funeral service workers at Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, Colorado. We re called last responders,  said Haug.  A lot of people have taken on that, that title,  stanley mugs especially after COVID, because of all the attention, you know, put on the first responders deservedly. But also, we re an easy profession to forget about until you need us, and, you know, all of the things that came up with COVID really brought attention stanley cup usa  to what we do and made people consider it as a career field. Haug said she is excited to see more students enrolling in her mortuary science classes.  2020, we saw a big jump in enrollment,  she said. Nationwide, the American Board of Funeral Services found enrollment  stanley botella for mortuary science degree programs jumped by 24% in 2021. Its a job that will always be needed, and now, the demand is higher than ever. My mother said when I told her I was getting into the program, there are two things people always need: haircuts and funerals,  said student Kyle Dunn, who hopes to own his own funeral home someday.For Dunn, its about connecting with families in a time of need. We re the people that have to be there to help other people. You know, we can be emotional and be stre Vwxb 134-year-old Milwaukee home up for sale [PHOTOS]
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Milwaukee mom of two, Imani London, says this holiday season will be one she ll never forget. That s because just four days before Christmas, she lost her apartment and everything inside of it to a fire. I didn t expect to lose everything,  said London. stanley cup On Tuesday, the 25-year-old had just put her two girls down to sleep when she heard a neighbor banging on her door. I hear your house is on fire. It was a miracle that she was able to get to us on time,  said London.Before she knew it, the very first home she was ever able to call her own was going up in flames. I guess the neighbors weren t home and they left their space heater on. You hear so many accidents with space heaters. It s never something you expect to happen to you,  said London.Milwaukee Fire Department Lieutenant Lorenzo Williams says people not using space  stanley taza heaters properly can lead to fires. It s making sure that you have enough room for the space heaters, using only one electrical outlet per space heater, not overloading the extension cords,  said Lt. Williams.London and her daughters escaped their apartment complex with just the clothes on their backs before the fire reached their apartment. To help them recover, people have already donated more than $3,000 to a GoFundMe campaign.To help or donate, kubki stanley  click here.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The U.S. Department of Transportation  DOT  is giving UW-Milwaukee researchers $1.67 million to study pedestrian and bicyclist safety.The DOT says pedestrian and bike fatalities make up nearly 20% of all traffic deaths in the nation and that number is on the rise.Robert Schneider, a professor of urban planning at UW-Milwaukee, is one of the researchers leadi stanley water bottle ng an effort to help communities nationwide understand what it might take to reverse alarming trends. Should we invest more in the rapid implementation products - new cub extensions being put in  Should we invest more in efforts to make automated enforcement something that we can use in the city  What will ultimately be the most effective   said Schneider.According to the Governors Highway Safety Association  GHSA , 7,508 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes last year. The most pedestrian deaths since 1981.The GHSA also f stanley cup ound that between 2019 and 2022, pedestrian deaths surged 18% across America, now averaging about 20 per day on the nation s roads. I am incredibly frustrated by the trends,  said Schneider.Those numbers are why the DOT is giving UW-Milwaukee $1.6 million over five years to fund research around pedestrian and bicyclist safet stanley uk y through something called a University Transportation Center Program  UTC . We don t have a great understanding of why we re seeing this increase in pedestrian fatalities or bicyclist fatalities,  he said.  There are a number of theories, so our research is really dig Team At least 40 dead in Mexico migrant detention center fire
 CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. 鈥?When natural disasters strike, many refugees come to the United States for a better life.More than a quarter of Haitian immigrants in America today came after a powerful earthquake in 2010.Now, cities are preparing to take in even more after the magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck in August.The death toll is now above 2,000 people. Marie Louis-Jeune knows the devastating impact those earthquakes can have. She fled Haiti in 2010 and moved to Missouri after that devastating earthquake.She is now hoping to  stanley thermos help those in need in her home country, and shes hoping to help using her best skill. Cooking. It s my dream. That s what I want to do,  said Louis-Jeune.  That s what I m going to do for the rest of my life. It was cooking t stanley water bottle hat brought her neighbors together where she grew up in Haiti. Like everybody knows, Haiti is a terrible, it s a poor country,  she said.  Some people never had a job, never had a job in their life. but the good thing about Haitian people, we live together. If you don t have food, I cook. My neighborhood can feed you,  said Louis-Jeune.Louis-Jeune stanley thermoskannen  made that struggle into success. She and her husband opened a restaurant in Haiti in 2007. Every day when people try my food, they say that s the best thing I ve never had, and I don t need money. I don t need to be rich. I just want people to appreciate my value,  said Louis-Jeune.Less than three years later, her restaurant was nearly destroyed. The historic 2010 earthquake crumbled her wo

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Whats better for a kid than a day out of class  A day with 2000 friends out of school and a chance to learn about the world. Today is special because we re celebrating our students,  Willie Jude II,  Executive Director of the  MPS Foundation said.  We are celebrating culture and embracing diversity in the school system.Willie Jude II is from the north side of Milwaukee. He says MPS is the most diverse school system in the state. Looking at the thousands of kids at the world fair, its pretty obvious he is right.  I talked to Willie and 3 young sc stanley water bottle holars from 95th Street School about what they learned at the World Fair. My project is Egypt, I learned holidays, traditions, and national religion, I learned how to work in a group,  Amandre Mahas-Penson,  a research student said.                        TMJ4 New                Amanda Mahas Benson attends 95th Street School and wants to be a firefighter.     I didnt know Mozambique was an actual county, I didnt know they speak Portuguese,  Daliela Gonzalez, a 10-year-old student said.                        TMJ4 News                Daliela Gonzalez - attends 95th Street School. Wants to be a hair stylist.    Willie Jude II believes exposing young people early to other cultures will make them more competit stanley taza ive in the world.  If we are gonna change our communities it starts with education,  Jude II said.  And if students in our school feel empowered and  stanley cups informed on the north side, then the sky is the limit!                    Exzh Wisconsin lottery credit on property tax bills averages $213 this year
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Sports fans rejoice as Milwaukees first-ever sportsbook is now open at Pot stanley cup awat stanley cup omi Hotel Casino ahead of a big weekend for college basketball.Sports games and betting lines light up screens inside the casino and eager sports fans wasted no time placing their first legal event wagers in southeastern Wisconsin. Weve been doing gaming here for 30 years and its slots and tables and food. Nobodys ever seen sports book,  said Potawatomi Hotel Casinos CEO Dominic Ortiz.Ortiz says Fridays unveiling comes after three years of legwork. The lengthy timeline included clearing federal regulation hurdles, renegotiating its gambling contract with Gov. Tony Evers and getting all of its technology in place. What are you expecting for revenue, not only for the Forest County Potawatomi Community, but for the state as well   TMJ4 reporter Ben Jordan asked. Its beyond the revenue,  Ortiz said.  You have to think about the long-term implications and positioning yourself for the state of Wisconsin. Ortiz says the casino is taking an aggressive approach to engage a different demographic. We know that 90 percent of the people that come in to place a sports bet will be new to our database,  he said.Oneida Casino in Green Bay beca stanley cup me the first in the state to offer legal retail sports gambling a year and a half ago.As more tribal nations in Wisconsin follow their lead, 24 other states have taken it one step further by going online, according to the American Gaming Association.                 Cvcn National group calls on police to investigate alleged racist attacks against Mexican restaurant in Rock County
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?It s budget season for Milwaukee and local governments across the state and that means hard questions like the ones you are having at home: How much to spend stanley us  and what to cut.TMJ4 s Charles Benson talked with Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson about another big conversation going on around how much money the state should be sharing with municipalities.The property taxes from your house are a key revenue source to help run the city government - but it s not enough.Shared revenue is also important. It is money collected by the state from income, sales, and corporate taxes and shared with Milwaukee and all local governments - but again, it s not enough.That s a problem for Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson as he puts his first city budget together next month. The revenues just are not flowing the way that they used to, and then that s having a direct effect on our ability to fund core city services,  Johnson said.Johnson says shared revenue not only dropped but flatlined since 2000. Here s what that state money paid for 22 years ago. We used to get enough money to pay for the entirety of the police department budget, which is our largest budget expenditure, the e stanley mugs ntirety of the fire department budget and have several millions of dollars left over to invest in roads, invest in other priorities  stanley cup for the city,  Johnson said.  Now we don t even get enough back in shared revenue to pay for the police department s budget. Johnson is talking with lawmakers to beef up the shared r Yxad Families report receiving half of anticipated stimulus checks
 Police are investigating several shootings after a violent Sunday in Milwaukee. Milwaukee police are investigating several different shootings that took place between 2 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday. The first shooting happened just stanley cup  after 2 a.m. in the 9000 block of W. Silver Spring. A 42-year-old Milwaukee died from his injuries after being shot. Milwaukee police are searching for unknown suspects. In a separate shooting, police said a 36-year-old woman from Illinois was shot and killed just before 3 p.m. in the 2500 block of N. 52nd Street. No suspect description or  stanley cup people were in custody. At 4:45 p.m., a 33-year-old woman was shot and killed in the 2800 block of N 34th Street. There were no suspect descriptions or anyone in custody. At 5:45 p.m., a 43-year-old man was shot in the 1600 block of W. Atkinson Avenue. He went to a local hospital for treatment. A 22-y stanley borraccia ear-old woman was shot in the 1700 block of W. North Avenue just before 7 p.m. The woman was being treated at a local hospital for non-fatal injuries. At 8 p.m., a 21-year-old Milwaukee man was shot in the 4700 block of W. Burleigh Street. He was being treated at a local hospital for non-fatal injuries.Anyone with any information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police at  414  935-7360 or Crime Stoppers at  414  224-TIPS or P3 Tips App for a cash reward.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip