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stanley hrnek he girl was located safely and her parents are in police custody.EARLIER | The Missouri State Highway Patrol issued an Amber Alert Tuesday afternoon for a missing 2-year-old girl from Springfield, Missouri.The girl had been last seen at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday at the Wonders of Wildlife with her parents Frank Ganis, 26, and Arisha Caldwell, 33.The trio was seen leaving Bass Pro at 11:22 a.m.Troopers have issued a statewide alert and are looking for a silver 2000 Mercedes SUV with Vermont license plate HFL245.Frank Ganis is described as a 6-foot, 190-pound man with brown hair and hazel eyes. He was reportedly wear
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DENVER 鈥?Hundreds of thousands of American children spend time in foster care every year. In virtually every state, at virtually every step, there are disproportionately more Black children in the system. Not only are they more likely to be in foster care, theyre less likely to be adopted. And theyre far more likely to become an adult without finding a permanent home. This is not a local problem, said Minna Castillo Cohen, who overs
stanley mug ees child welfare in the state of Colorado. This is a challenge that we know that we need to be able to address at the national level. Castillo Cohen found, in her state, Black children are disp
stanley cup roportionately represented throughout the system, and more and more so the deeper they get. In Colorado, Bl
stanley cups ack children were three times as likely to age out of foster care. That means neither returning to their biological home nor finding an adoptive home. We found that 80% of child abuse and neglect is actually neglect, she said, which most likely is a lack of resources for families, and that could be housing or child care, food, clothing. The demographic data on the child welfare system is rich and thorough. The implications are hard to ignore, and the numb
