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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?A pandemic-era program that was a lifeline for people struggling to pay rent is coming to an end in Milwaukee County. The Emergency Rental Assistance  ERA  fund was funded by the federal government. Milwaukee County has spent about $70 million of what it was allocated since 2021. Just $8 million remains.  It is for households that were experiencing hardships during the pandemic,  said Community Advocates CEO Andi Elliot.  From everybody that got sick, we have people that are experiencing long COVID, employers that shut down. Community Advocates was a partner with the cou stanley termoska nty in administrating the funds. The county said the funds have helped 12,000 households avoid eviction. Elliot called the program life-saving.  It really saves a lot of people from the hardship of going thro stanley cup ugh an eviction and trying to relocate,  she said. However, as the fund runs out the county said it will pause applications on June 20. That s just one week away. The reason for the pause is so that we can review all of the applications that are currently in our system,  Elliot expla stanley cup ined.  Making sure we get all of those wrapped up, then getting those paid out, then we ll see if there are any funds that are left over. Renters can still apply for funds through the end of the day on June 20. You can apply online by clicking here or you can apply in person at Community Advocates downtown. Keep in mind Community Advocates will be closed on June 19 for Juneteenth. If funds are left over, the applica Iofl Police describe moments after finding 5-month-old baby, missing after vehicle theft
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 The holidays in Rockefeller Plaza are always the most festive place in New York City, but it hasnt really been the same without the Today Show s beloved Al Roker.Al is still at home recuperating after a month-long hospital stay due to blood clots, so the Today team dec stanley tumbler ided to bring the holidays stra stanley cup ight to his doorstep.Dozens of the shows famous faces and behind-the-scenes workers showed up to surprise Roker with Christmas carols, who was clearly moved by the display of love.Roker went on to joke that he was surprised his coworkers could pull it off  without teleprompters,  and that he has missed everyone so much during his recovery.Watch the full segment above.Repor stanley cup website t a typo or error // Submit a news tip Juue Ghislaine Maxwell seen with black eye, judge orders answers on her treatment in jail
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 Ten additional states have joined the Department of Justice s antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation, bringing the total plaintiff count to 39 states, Washington, D.C. and the DOJ. Plaintiffs allege the companies have driven ticket prices up for fans through their monopolization of the music and live entertainment industry.The DOJ originally filed the suit in Manhattan federal court in late May to break up the companies, which merged in 2010, on accusations they have unlawfully used their power over artists, venues and promoters to thwart competition and smaller entities while forcing fans to pay exorbitant fees. In the amended complaint, filed Monday, the DOJ said fans across the U.S., including in each plaintiff state,  have paid more in fees that are not negotiable and cannot be comparison shopped because there are no other options.  The suit points to users  inability to transfer tickets 鈥攚hich kicked off with Ticketmaster s SafeTix technology in 2019 to  reduce fraud  鈥擫ive Natio stanley termohrnek n/Ticketmaster s restrictive refund policy, inadequate technology and its multi-faceted role as a ticketer, promoter, artist manager and venue owner as a  feedback loop  that drives higher fees and prices while allowing it to  double-dip from the pockets of fans, artists and venues. RELATED STORY | DOJ files sweeping antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster and parent company Live Natio stanley taza nNow attorney generals stanley mug  from Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebr Xfsf Spirit Halloween offering $10,000, prizes for someone to become Chief Spirit Officer
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