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 National burger chain BurgerFi announced Wednesday it is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after closing 19 underperforming locations throughout the U.S. The chain said that it intends to keep its remaining 144 locations open during the bankruptcy process, which also includes locations under the brand name Anthony s Coal Fired Pizza  Wings. The bankruptcy only impacts the company s 67 corporate-owned locations, and franchised locations are not impacted by the bankruptcy. RELATED STORY | Burger chain s new sauce machine has  stanley deutschland 200 concoctionsThere are 93 BurgerFi and 51 Anthony s locations.The company cited numerous issues, including declining same store sales, high employee turnover and a stale menu.  BurgerFi and Anthony s Coal Fired Pizza  Wings are dynamic and beloved brands, and in the face of a drastic decline in post-pandemic consumer spending amidst sus stanley canada tained inflation and increasing food and labor costs, we need to stabilize the business in a structured process,  said Jeremy Rosenthal, chief restructuring officer of BurgerFi International, Inc.  We are confident that this process will allow us to protect and grow our brands and to continue the operational turnaround started less than 12 months ago and secure additional capital. RELATED STORY | McDonald s reveals how much longer it intends to keep its $5 meal dealThe company touted new menu items  stanley cups earlier this year, including chicken wings, fried chicken sandwiches and burger bowls. Those changes, however, haven t Sysl DNR: Social media post about alleged Sasquatch sighting in Wisconsin is false
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?At a virtual breakfast hosted by Democrats on Tuesday, party leaders touted Monday night s virtual DNC kick-off as a success while teasing night two s virtual roll-call vote to officially nominate Joe Biden for the Democratic presidential ticket. Last night was so exhilarating,  said Felesia Martin, Vice-Chair of the Democrats while welcoming guests to the meeting.DNC Chair Tom Perez joined the virtual meeting and called the virtual Roll-Call Across America, scheduled for Tuesday night, something to  keep an eye on.  We go to a lot of iconic sites and I think it will really capture your attention,  said Perez.Typically a vibrant moment held on the convention floor, the roll-call vote is the moment when Joe Biden will be officially voted the democratic nominee stanley cup  for president. This year, it will be led from Milwaukee s Wisconsin Center and will be called by DNC Secretary and Milwaukee native, Jason Rae. It s a moment set to shake tradition.Banners hung in Milwaukee in an effort to bring awareness to gun violence It s going to be a re-imagined roll-call that is really going to take convention viewers to all 57 states and territories. It isn t going to be like the roll calls we ve seen stanley cup  in the past but, it s going to be something really specia stanley spain l and really different,  said Rae.Wisconsin s Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes will help showcase the state by sharing a piece of his personal story while leading the Wisconsin delegation. Meanwhile, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett j

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 As people across Florida survey damage from Hurricane Milton, the American Red Cross is reminding them that shelters remain open if they need a place to stay. As of Thursd stanley cup ay, the organization was operating at about 100 shelters in Florida.  Folks do not have to do this alone, the Red Cross plans to be there for months to come,  American Red Cross national spokesperson Nicole Maul told Scripps News.RELATED STORY | Florida spared from Hurricane Milton s worst-case scenario, DeSantis saysIn addition to shelter, evacuees are offered meals, clothing and emotional support. The American Red Cross was already set up in Florida because of Hurricane Helene s impact last week. It quickly expanded operations 鈥?knowing many more people would be affected by Hurricane Milton.  This is what we do. This is what the Red Cross is trained for and prepared for,  Maul said.  While this isn t an ideal situation to be facing back-to-back hurricanes, we can t do it alone and we haven t done it alone. We have great community partners. RELATED STORY |Hurricane Milton exits Florida after knocking out power to 3 million customersAn immediate need the Am stanley polska erican Red Cross is hoping to fulfill is blood donations. The organization says the hurricanes have forced the cancellation of blood drives, depleting the blood supply.  If you live in an unaffected area, you can make an appointment to donate blood at redcrossblood.org,  Maul said stanley shop . Xipy Bucks beat Hornets 124-115 for 5th consecutive victory
 The Better Business Bureau is warning the public about  synthetic  identity theft. The BBB says the technique involves scammers combining information from multiple individuals to invent a false identity. Its said to be so hard to detect that you might be a victim and not even know it.Specifically, the BBB says scammers pull together stolen Social Se stanley cup curity or Social Insurance numbers, the address of an abandoned property, and a fake name and birth date. Using that information, experts say scammer stanley cup usa s apply for a credit card. Initially, they will be declined since they dont have a credit profile, but this creates a record of a  person  that doesnt actually exist.Next, scammers add that  person  to one or more legitimate accounts and over time, the crooks build up a credit history until they can qualify for large lines of credit.Once approved for a high line of credit, the BBB says the scammers do whats called a  bust-out,  meaning the con artists charge their credit cards to the limit, pays nothing, discards the identity and disappears.If your Social Security or Social Insurance number has been used in one of these schemes, it will be hard to detect. The BBB says negative credit reports will be tied to your SSN, but not your name, phone number, and address, meaning fraud alerts, credit monitoring, and credit freezes wont stop the scammers or alert you to what is happening. stanley thermoskannen  However, unpaid debts left by the scammer can affect your ability to take out loans or credit. Also, jilted c

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 A jacket worn in space by one of the world s most famous astronauts is expected to fetch bids starting at $1 million as Sotheby s facilitates the sale at action of one of the only garments used in space flight that is still in private possession. The jacket and other items could nab around $2 million as estimates have it. The jacket was worn by Edwin  Buzz  Aldrin during the Apollo 11 mission, which was  humanity s first lunar-landed mission,  as Sotheby s put it.                     The 92-year-old Aldrin is auctioning off a plethora of other items from his career, which date back to his time as a student at the United States Military Academy. The items include the Eagle lunar module s circuit breaker switch, which broke during the mission and could have caused Aldrin and Neil Armstrong to become stuck on the Moon. Aldrin said,  I hope that this collection offers some insight into what it has been like to be Buzz Aldrin. Sotheby s called the list of items  among the most significant and valuable space stanley becher  exploration artifacts e stanley cup ver offered at auction.  Other items in the collection are also expected to garner bids of over $1 million as well. Aldrin said in a press statement,  After deep consideration, the time felt right to share these items with the world, which for many are symbols of a historical moment, but for me have always remained personal mementos of a life dedicated to science and exploration. One of the most interesting item stanley cup s going up for auction is an old brushed alu Cidq Samad  s House holds balloon release in memory of lives lost to overdose
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Olympic Gold Medalist Simone Biles has said she pulled out of the Olympic womens all-around competition because of mental health concerns.Marvin Kimble, a recently retired top gymnast, and proud Milwaukee native - the city s skyline is tattooed on his forearm - spoke to TMJ4 News about his reaction to Bile s decision. I get it like, I ve been talking to some of my national team members,  said Kimble.  And they re like, you know this makes sense like, this is what she needed, like she needed a little break to get herself back together, collect herself.                         TMJ4        Biles withdrew from the all-around citing stress and saying, her mental was not there.Kim, now retired at 25, was a member of the U.S. national team for years and competed at the 2017 World Championships.He recalled his own struggles with mental health while figh stanley mug ting for a spot on the 2018 World Championship team. I felt go stanley thermos od going in, and I just had a mental breakdown,  said Kimble.  I was crying, I was like, just in my own head freaking out, and I just couldn t say anything to anybody because I didn t know wh vaso stanley at to say, I didn t know how to say it. According to non-profit Athletes for Hope, up to 35 percent of professional athletes suffer from a mental health crisis, possibly leading to stress, eating disorders, depression, and anxiety.            Simone Biles Olympic decision puts spotlight on mental health                            Shilagh A. Mirgain, Ph.D. Distinguished

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 Over 100 million Americans are under a winter weather advisory as an arctic blast brings once-in-a-generation winter weather this holiday weekend, the National Weather Service said.The agency predicts a bomb cyclone, wh stanley website ich the National Ocean Service describes as a rapidly intensifying storm, will hit Thursday and into Friday.The weather service s stanley taza aid temperatures in places like the Rockies, Plains and Midwest are rapidly seeing temperatures drop in a matter of hours.The NWS said southern states like Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia are seeing windchills below zero as the extremely cold airmass moves along the Gulf Coast.According to the agency, eastern states will see some coastal flooding, and the Plains, the Upper Midwest, and the Great Lakes could see blizzard-like conditions.With the holidays around the corner, the winter weather could cause some headaches at the airports, which is leading to some airlines offering waivers to those whose travel plans are flexible.United announced that because of the winter weather, they d waive its change fee and any difference in fare on qualifying tickets for flights departing o stanley cup n or before Dec. 28 at many U.S. airports.American said it d waive change fees on qualifying tickets for those who plan to fly over the holidays at the 29 listed airports in the northeast that could be affected by the winter storm.Southwest issued a travel advisory for airports in the midwest, saying that those with qualifying tickets traveling through Monday could  Livg New coordinator Joe Barry gives energy boost to Green Bay Packers   defense
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 Candy maker Hershey is facing a $5 million lawsuit from a Florida woman who claims the company s Reese s peanut butter candies often don t resemble their packaging.The lawsuit alleges the candies violate Florida s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. The suit says that plaintiff Cynthia Kelly was among those deceived into buying a Reeses peanut butter product based on false and deceptive advertising.The lawsuit gave multiple examples of how the candies lacked the details seen in photos. For instance, Reeses Pumpkins are pictured on the label as having carved-out eyes and a mouth, but the candies did not have carved-out featu stanley cups uk res.Other products, like Reeses White Ghost, Reeses Peanut Butter Bats, and Reeses Peanut Butter Footballs, had similar features missing, Kelly s suit alleges.SEE MORE: $25,000 promotion from Reese s may be in violation of sweepstakes lawsThe suit claims that Kelly purchased Reeses Peanut Butter Pumpkins under the belief the candy would have these carved-out designs. Plaintiff would not have purchased the Reeses Peanut Butter Pumpkins product if she knew that it did not have the detailed carvings of the mouth and/or eyes as pictured on the product label,  the lawsuit said.Kelly s suit intends to form a class-action complaint against Hershey, meaning other customers can join in seeking compensation.In a response to Scr stanley cup ipps News, Hershey said it would not comment on pending litigation.Trending stories at Scrippsn stanley cup ewsWhere s the snow  Warm start to winter Nrfm Bucks   Lopez ready for contact in recovery from back injury
 Kate Moss dispelled a rumor that her former boyfriend J stanley thermos ohnny Depp pushed her down a flight of stairs when they dated in the 1990s.Moss, who appeared via video link in the Fairfax, Virgin stanley us ia, courtroom, was called to testify as a rebuttal witness in the $50 million defamation suit between Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard.   The supermodel s name was brought up by Heard earlier this month as she described an alleged incident involving Depp and her sister in front of some stairs while on the witness stand.The actress told jurors that the altercation reminded her of a rumored incident where Depp allegedly pushed Moss down a flight of stairs when they dated in the 1990s, Newsweek and Vulture reported.On Wednesday, Moss, who only spoke for three minutes, said those rumors were not true, N stanley cup BC News reported.According to the Washington Post, Moss told jurors that she hurt her back when she slipped down some wet stairs while on a trip to Jamaica.The incident occurred while Moss was dating Depp.Depp sued Heard in Virginia for writing an op-ed piece in 2018 for The Post. In the piece, she referred to herself as a  public figure representing domestic abuse.  She did not identify Depp by name.Jurors are slated to hear closing arguments on Friday.

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 Authorities in Alabama said Friday they have filed criminal charges against a woman who confessed to fabricating a story that she was kidnapped after stopping to check on a toddler she saw walking on the side of the interstate. She has been charged with misdemeanor false reporting to law enforcement and falsely reporting an incident.Hoover Pol stanley cup ice Chief Nick Derzis announced the charges against Carlee Russell at a news conference.Russe stanley mug ll, 25, disappeared after calling 911 on July 13 to report a toddler wandering beside a stretch of interstate. She returned home two days later and told police she had been abducted and forced into a vehicle.Her disappearance became a national news story. Images of themissing 25-year-oldwere shared broadly on social media.SEE MORE: Alabama police: Carlee Russell s lawyer says she was not truthfulHer attorney, Emory Anthony, said she made the story up. In a statement read by police Monday, Anthony saidRussellwas not kidnapped, did not see a baby on the side of the road, did not leave the city and acted alone. He said Russell apologized and he asked for prayers and forgiveness as she  addresses her issues and attempts to move forward, understanding that she made a mistake in this matter. Russell told detectives she was taken by a man who came out of the trees when she stopped to check on t stanley mugs he child, put her in a car and an 18-wheel truck, blindfolded her and held her at a home where a woman fed her cheese crackers, authorities said at a news confere Qaoy Researchers say male birth control pill found to be 99 percent effective in mice
 Former President Donald Trump once again touted the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines.In an interview with One America News, Trump said he stanley cup  did not experience any side effects when he received the first two shots or the booster shot. Trump criticized politicians who would not adm stanley cup becher it to receiving a booster shot, calling them  gutless.  You gotta say it 鈥?whether you had it or not. Say it. But the fact is that I think the vaccines saved tens of millions throughout the world,  Trump said.A notable Republican, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, recently refused to say whether he got the booster shot. I ve done whatever I did. The normal shot,  DeSantis told Fox News host Maria Bartiromo in December. A spokesperson for the Florida governor told NBC News that  President Trump did not mention Governor DeSantis in that interview, so I wouldn t want to make assumptions. The COVID-19 vaccines were developed while Trump was president. He has repeatedly taken credit for the development of the vaccines. President Joe Biden has also given the Trump administration c caneca stanley redit for helping produce the vaccines.

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 Natalee Hartwig has always been determined to find a way to help people. It feels empowering to us, to be able to do something for them when we felt so helpless,  said Hartwig.Helpless, she said, after Planned Parenthood Wisconsin  PPWI  ha stanley cups d to turn away women seeking abortions in the state.The Supreme Court s decision to overturn Roe V. Wade, in effect, made abortion illegal in Wisconsin. But weeks later, PPWI staff is still providing abortions, just across state lines.Hartwig, a nurse and midwife, is the associate director of clinical services at PPWI in Madison. Since Roe fell, she s been doing a lot more clinical than administrative work.Hartwig has been providing providing medical abortions 鈥?the kind that use a pill 鈥?two to three days a week in Illinois. Many of her patients are traveling from Wisconsin. According to Planned Parenthood Illinois, total patients have risen 65 percent since the court s decision. To support the spike, PPWI staff have been working out of Illinois clinics. The majority of its abortion services team, said PPWI, is dedicated to travel to provide care in Illinois, where they expect demand to continue growing. I m not the one that needs an abortion right now. I m not the one struggling to get that c stanley cup are,  said Hartwig.  I  stanley water bottle think that the burden for me is nothing compared to the burden for pregnant people needing abortion services.  For now, all PPWI s clinics are still open, just not providing abortions. They offer Pregnancy Assessment and Ultraso Mdvi US company hired children to clean dangerous equipment in meat plants
 OKLAHOMA CITY 鈥?Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed into law a bill making it a felony to perform an abortion, punishable by up to 10 years in prison.The Republican governor signed the bill on Tuesday after it easily  stanley thermoskannen passed the Republican-controlled House and Senate.The bill makes an exception only for an abortion performed to save the life of the mother.There are no exceptions for rape or incest.Anyone convicted of performing an abortion in the state of Oklahoma could face time in prison as well as a $100,000 fine.Criminal charges cannot be pressed against a woman who received an abortion.It takes effect 90 days after the Legislature adjourns next month.Abortion rights advocates say the bill is clearly unconstitutional and is likely to face a legal challenge.Alexis McGill Johnson, president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund said in a statement,  This ban, like all abortion bans, will harm real people ... We will challenge any abortion ban enacted in Oklahoma. The ACLU of Oklahoma also vowed to challenge the new law. Todays sig stanley kubek ning is a reminder of the immediate threat to our community s health and reproductive freedom, serving as a placeholder to a rapidly approaching future without access to safe and legal abo stanley mug rtion ... We must continue to fight in the courts, in our state legislature, in the streets, and at the ballot box to guarantee all people have access to the health care they need,  said Tamya Cox-Tour茅, executive director of the ACLU of Oklahoma.The White House also

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 A group of 192 athletes from Ukraine sent a letter to French leaders and the organizers of the 2024 Olympics, hoping to keep Russians from participating in this summer s event.The Ukrainian athletes sent their letter to French President Emmanuel Macron, Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo, Minister of Sports of France Am茅lie Oud茅a-Cast茅ra and the organizers of the 2024 Olympic Games. The letter comesa month afterthe International Olympic Committee said some Russian and Belarusian athletes could compete under a neutral flag.Teams of athletes with a Russian or Belarusian passport will not be considered, the IOC said. Only those competing in individual com stanley cup spain petitions would be allowed.Russia has not been formally represented in the Olympics since 2016 due to a state-sponsored doping scandal. Russian teams were allowed to compete in the 2018 Olympics as Olympic athletes from Russia. For the 2020 and 2022 games, these athletes competed as the Russian Olympic Committee.SEE MORE: Top White House official warns of  dire  situation on Ukraine aidThe biggest difference between 2024 and previous Olympics is that those participating in team sports will now be excluded from the competition.This is the first time the Olympics have been held since Russia launched its invasion of U stanley tumbler kraine in 2022. The 2022 Winter Games ended on the same day the war started that year.The IOC ruled that athletes who actively supported the war in Ukraine would  stanley taza be excluded from competition. Ukraine s Olympians argue that ma Lahq Downtown Milwaukee remains  quot;quiet quot; ahead of DNC
 The Biden administration has surpassed its goal of distributing 100 million do gourde stanley ses of COVID-19 vaccines during its first 100 days in office.The administration reached 100 million doses on Friday 鈥?just 58 days since Biden was inaugurated. The country is giving about 2.5 million vaccine shots a day, roughly.  Thats just the floor. We will not stop until we have beat this pandemic. Next week, I will announce our next goal to put shots in arms,  said Biden Thursday as he delivered remarks on the state of vaccinations at the White House.Biden suggested the country may be able to reach 200 million vaccine shots by his 100th day in office.  We may be able to double it,  he told reporters on Friday. On January 20, when Biden took office, the CDC reportedthe country stanley cup  had administered 16.5 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. On Friday afternoon, the CDC was reporting that more than 118 million doses had been administered. WATCH BIDEN S REMARKS BELOWBiden said Thursday that it s a time for optimism, but not a time for relaxation. I need all Americans, I need all of you to do your part,  he said.  Wash your hands, stay socially distanced, keep masking up as recommended by the CDC, and get vaccinated when its your turn. Biden reiterated his goal of having Americans able to spend the Fourth of July with loved ones in a small outdoor gatherings, which some see as a low bar.  If we keep our guard up, stick together and stick with the scie stanley mugg nce, we can look forward to a Fourth of July that fe

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 The Olympics bring many sports and many athletes into a spotlight that shines only once every four years. And the road to get there is often anything but golden.For most Olympic athletes, especially in the United States, they compete for love more than money.Case in point: U.S. track and field star Will Claye, who won silver medals in the triple jump in London in 2012 and Rio in 2016 and a bronze in the long jump in 2012. The medals 鈥?I put the medals away. You know stanley bottles , I never really basked in the medals because I was always chasing another medal,  said Claye. Claye had been one of the lucky ones, having a shoe sponsorship that allowed him to pay the bills while training.RELATED STORY | Photo finish: Noah Lyles wins gold in men s 100-meter Olympic finalBut in the Tokyo games he missed another triple jump medal by barely one inch, then just missed making this year s team. Right now, I don t have a super sponsor because I didn t make the team. The last Olympics I got fourth, you know. So at that point, my shoe company that I was with 鈥?I was with Puma, they dropped after I didn t get a medal.,  Claye said.The U.S. team is not government-funded, which leaves athletes to fend for themselves. S vaso stanley ome make millions of dollars in endorsements, but most do not.The U.S. women s rugby team won a dramatic and improbable bronze in Paris which has brought them a spotlight they never had befor stanley cup e. I trained with a lot of those ladies in Chula Vista. So I ve seen them, a lot of them, for the past  Smzj Bucks rally late in Antetokounmpo  s return for 117-113 win
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 Details were made public on Thursday, revealing that the Federal Bureau of Investigation  FBI  is opening up settlement talks with sexual assault sur stanley cup website vivors of former U.S. gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar. The has FBI signaled that the agency is willing to possibly settle numerous lawsuits filed against the bureau after it is accused of failing to properly investigate Nassar, who was eventually convicted of sexual abuse charges, the New York Times reported. In a letter addressed to legal teams representing women who ve filed lawsuits against the FBI, it said the bureau was  interested in considering all options to reach a resolution, including settlement discussions. NPR reported that the news of the letter and outreach came after senior officials from the Department of Justice went to Capitol Hill on Thursday to give reasons for why they had chosen not to prosecute two former FBI agents after it was found that they failed to investigate the Nassar case properly. John C. Manly, a lawyer representing many of the plaintiffs in the cases, would not comment on the matter.Over 90 women filed civil lawsuits by June after finding out the Justice Department would not be prosecuting the for stanley cupe mer FBI agents who were found to have failed in their 2015 inquiry into Na stanley cup ssar. At the time, as the New York Timesreported, Manly said plaintiffs in the cases, who were seeking different amounts, collectively were asking for damages totaling some $1 billion. Bpbd Harris-Walz campaign leans into Taylor Swift endorsement with friendship bracelets
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Green Bay Packers running back - and children s book author - AJ Dillon is set to attend an event at the Eagles Ballroom on Nov. 6 where he will give a talk about  family, his new book, football, and his experiences with the Green Bay Packers. According to organizers SHARP Literacy, the program includes a question-and-answer session with Dillon and guests.Dillon authored the childrens book Quadzilla Finds his Footing. It s an  uplifting story about perseverance, overcoming obstacles and friendship. Sharp Literacy organizers spoke about the event on TMJ4 News  stanley cup on Monday, Oct. 23. WATCH below:            Packers AJ Dillon to promote new book, literacy                            Read the announcement below:    Novel Eventpresented by Brewers Community Foundation 鈥?general informationMonday, November 6,4:30 pm 鈥?:30 pm atThe Eagles BallroomFeatured guest: AJ Dillon, Green Bay Packers running back and childrens book authorThis is Dillons third season as running back for the Green Bay Packers. He was one of only two running backs  stanley uk in the league to rush for 750-plus yards and play in all 17 games of the last wo seasons. He led the Packers with a career-best seven rushing touchdowns last season despite starting only three games, the most running touchdowns by a Green Bay player with three or fewer starts since running back Vince Workman in 1991.Dillon is also the author of childrens bookQuadzilla Finds his Footing, an uplifting story about p stanley cup erseverance, overcoming obs Hsoc Food trends to watch for in 2023 include charcuterie boards and CBD desserts
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 Across the country, there is a growing push for states to expand their Medicaid programs to include dental care coverage, a trend that is being applauded by dental care experts nationwide.  I think sometimes dentistry looks to be on the outside of healthcare people might forget about it being a part of healthcare,  said Therese Cahill with the Maine Dental Association.Maine is a state with about 200,000 lower-income residents on Medicaid, which in this state is cal stanley flasche led MaineCare. Up until last month, residents on MaineCare do not have dental insurance as part of their healthcare coverage. But lawmakers here and across the country are recognizing the growing need to include trips stanley becher  to the dentist as part of regular healthcare coverage.And they re changing laws to make that happen. For those people, its going to make a significant amount of difference,  Cahill added. An estimated 31.6 million Americans dont have health insurance and compare that to the 76.5 million Americans who dont have dental insurance. In the last two years, a number of states have added or partially expanded their Medicaid coverage to include dental insurance, including Colorado, Ohio, Oklahoma, Virginia, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, and Louisiana. There is increasing recognition of the value of oral health to overall health, the mouth is connected to the rest of the body is important,  said Jane Grover with the American Dental Associa stanley cup usa tion  ADA . The ADA has spent the last few years lobbying state lawmakers to Ydxy Addressing the school transportation crisis with innovation
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Creating more affordable housing in Milwaukee has been a major goal for the city. That s why the city council approved spending the rest of the funding coming from the first round of the American Rescue Plan Act, or ARPA, on this mission. That money is going to be going to the production of new affordable homes, rehabs, new reconstruction, as well as strategic demolition,  said Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity executive director, Brian Sonderman.Out of the $179 million that the council approved to spend: Nearly $44 million will go towards affordable housing, $26 million is earmarked for lead abatement, and $10 million will be set aside for a housing trust stanley cup  fund, among other earmarked funding. All of those things will help this community not just recover from the pandemic, but really deal with generational issues that have occurred ma stanley water jug king it  stanley mug very difficult for people to be in safe affordable homes,  said Sonderman.Acts Housing, an organization that helps improve home-ownership rates in Milwaukee, is hoping the city will use that money to continue to fund its downpayment assistance program, which assists families to go from being renters to homeowners. That was a big part of our proposal was to keep this going, keep some money funding this,  said Acts Housing chief development and marketing officer, Kelly Andrew.Meanwhile, Milwaukee s Habitat for Humanity is hoping to get at least $12 million of ARPA funding in order to double the number of homes they ll be able to pro

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 Rachel Morin s murder case has stumped authorities, and now, they re upping the ante byoffering reward money and issuing urgent warnings to the public.The 37-year-old mother of five was last seen Aug. 5 when she left for a walk on the Ma  Pa Heritage Trail in Bel Air, Maryland, at 6 p.m. Her boyfriend reported her missing stanley tumbler  later that night when she never returned home, and her body was found near the trail less than 24 hours later.In the three weeks since, deputies now working with the FBI say they have received more than 300 tips, and on Thursday, theyincreased the rewardfor information on their prime suspect to $10,000.This suspect was identified through a DNA sample at the crime scene, which was vaso stanley  put in a nationwide database and matched a man wanted for a March home invasion and assault of a young girl in Los Angeles.The sheriff s office released surveillance video of the unknown male on Aug. 17 which shows him shirtless leaving the Los Angeles home. In the release, the sheriff s office describes him as being of Hispanic descent, 5-foot-9, 160 pounds, and between the age of 20 to 30.But this public request for help so far hasn t gotten authorities farther in their investigation, and at this point, Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler says finding the killer is a priority for the public s safety.Gahler told Fox News the killer  poses a threat to every community from here to Los Angeles,  as they still don t know where in the country he is. This person has an absolute dis stanley water bottle re Mwaw Malcolm in the Middle   star Frankie Muniz chases a new passion
 Wisconsin Watch is a nonprofit newsroom that focuses on government integrity and quality of life issues. Sign up for ournewsletterfor more stories and updates straight to your inbox.This story was a  stanley water bottle collaboration between Wisconsin Watch and the Anchorage Daily News. The Fund for Investigative Journalism provided financial support.Izabel Acker is 1 year old now, a smiling, crawling baby with a gummy smile, waving her hands to the songs in the Disney movie on TV.On a recent January afternoon, her 24-year-old mom, Emily Acker, strolled into the kitchen of their military base duplex to prepare a bottle, settling back into the couch to feed her. Izabels brother Ezekiel raced trucks across the carpet.Outside, its dark and frigid by 4 p.m. on isolated Eielson Air Force Base in Alaskas Interior. Inside, the household is warm with the activity of a young familys life: A room full of toys, a counter covered in baby bottle supplies, requests for graham crackers being made by the minute.Its all so different from the last bleak year.For most of the first year of their daughters life, Acker and her husband, Justin, stood accused of causing injuries that led to a devastating stroke when Izabel wa stanley cup s a newborn. The couple has always denied the accusation. They say Izabels injuries were caused by a traumatic birth that ended in a rough emergency cesarean section 鈥?an assessment shared by two experts who reviewed Izabels  stanley cups medical records. And a forensic psychologist who examined Emily Acker found