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 When the pandemic hit a year ago, Wisconsin struggled to keep up with a surge in unemployment claims, and it created a huge backlog of people waiting for their money.In December, the agency s secretary-designee Amy Pechacek said the backlog of unemployment claims had been  cleared. PolitiFact Wisconsin went back to look at the number of claims. The claims had been assigned to someone to handle them, it didn t necessarily mean that everyone who had been in the backlog had received their money already,  said Eric Litke with PolitiFact Wisconsin.PolitiFact Wisconsin says the Department of Workforce Development assigned thousands of cases to an adjudicator to be processed, but a backlog still existed. The other side of this is, there was still and is still a backlog of appeals of almost 15,000 people who were initially denied who had appealed that claim and have not yet received a response on their appeal,  said Litke.PolitiFact Wisconsin rated this claim Half True.Juvenile justice claimsA proposal by Gov. Tony Evers to raise the age from 17 to 18 for when teens are automatically treated as an adult for criminal charges is gaining some support. Backing that proposal, State Rep. LaKeshia Myers said Wiscons stanley tazas in was one o stanley cups uk f only nine states left where 17-year old s are treated this way by default,  said Litke.PolitiFact Wiscons stanley website in says the Milwaukee Democrat is on point, but off on the number of states. Wisconsin is now one of three, not nine, where 17 is the cut-off age. We ve seen sev

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 WAUKESHA, Wis. 鈥?Wisconsin State Patrol wants drivers to know they are going to be hitting communities in the Milwaukee area hard this week looking for dangerous driving. They are even telling drivers where they will be t stanley shop his week before the enforcement happens.                        TMJ4                Wisconsin State Trooper Anna Schopp pulls over a driver in Waukesha County for speeding.    TMJ4 News followed along as Trooper Anna Schopp patrolled the highways in Waukesha County. I pulled them over for speeding,  said Schopp.  The speed limit is 65 and they were driving 84. She is just one of a handful of troopers who is out looking for reckless drivers this summer.                        TMj4                Wisconsin State Patrol Tro water bottle stanley oper Anna Schopp patrolled the highways in Waukesha County for reckless drivers.     In the southeast region, we are doing saturation patrols where we take all available officers that we have, state patrol troopers and inspectors, anyone that s available that day and we kind of shifted around different counties,  said Lt. Kevin Kinderman, executive officer of the southeast region for of the Wisconsin State Patrol.This week, two major enforcement patrols will happen in the area. Wednesday, troopers join with deputies in Kenosha County. They will be on the interstate and around the county.                        TMJ4                Lt. Kevin Kinderman, executive officer of the southeast region for  stanley website of the Wisconsin State Patrol talks about target Djle Young aspiring artists unveil mural inside Kosciuszko Community Center
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The Milwaukee Fire Department says a man is dead after a house fire on Sunday morning.Officials responded to a home near 24th and Walnut around 11:30 Sunday morning for reports of a fire in the basement.When they arrived, there was heavy fire in the basement and firefighters also located a deceased male.There were no other injuries and the causes of the fire and death are under investigation. The Milwaukee Fire Dept. issued this statement:    On Sunday morning, May 21, 2023, at approximately 11:14 am, theMilwaukee Fire Department was dispatched to a house fire. Uponarrival at 11:16 am, first  stanley drinking cup onscene, Engine 32 and Ladder 9,encountered light smoke showing from the eaves near the roof. Firecrews m stanley cup ade an aggressive fire attack and search; yet unfortunately,one person perished from injuries. Further searches after the fire wasunder control found no more occupants inside the building.MFD Assistant Chief DeWayne Smoots will address the media infront of the fire building regarding the importance of working smokealarms in every home.Milwaukee firefighters will go door-to-door in the neighborhoodoffering fire safety education materials, checking for working smokealarms, and installing new alarms as necessary. Installing freesmoke alarms in residences is a component of Project FOCUS Firefighters Out Creating Urban Safety .Milwaukee residents in single-family homes or duplexes in need of asmoke alarm are to call the Smoke Alarm Hotline at  stanley quencher the number listedbelow. Arrangements Jsjo National Voter Registration Day plays key role during presidential election year
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 Border Patrol agents encountered more people trying to get into the U.S. illegally in April than in March, with adults without families making up the majority. The number of border encounters is the highest it s been in more than 20 years. According to data from Customs and Border Patrol, they encountered 178,622 people along the country s southwest border in April, about 3% more than in March 2021, the previous all-time high.  The number of unaccompanied ch stanley cup ildren traveling alone fell in April to just under 14,000. March 2021 was the busiest month on record when nearly 16,000 children were encountered alone at the border, according to CBP data. The numbers during the pandemic are not exactly comparable to previous years since many people trying to cross the border are expelled from the country under federal pandemic-related rules. Many people try to cross multiple times since there are no  stanley cup legal consequences. In their data, CBP also said the number of children in their care dropped from 4,109 in March to just 455 on May 11. The agency also says they are only holding kids for just over a day, on average.Children traveling alone at the border are supposed to be processed by Border Patrol quickly and handed over t stanley cups uk o the Department of Health and Human Services for care and placement. CBP says drug seizures were also up at the border in April, with seizures of heroin and fentanyl driving the increase.      .Page-below > .RichTextModule {display:none;} .Page-below .Link {font-size: 1

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 WASHINGTON 鈥?President-elect Joe Biden has picked California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to be his health secretary, putting a defender of the Affordable Care Act in a stanley thermosflasche  leading role to oversee his administrations coronavirus response. If confirmed by the Senate, Becerra will be the first Latino to head the Department of Health and Human Services. It s a $1-trillion-plus agency with 80,000 employees and a portfolio that includes drugs and vaccines, leading-edge m vaso stanley edical research and health insurance programs covering more than 130 million Americans.If confirmed, Becerra would play a key role in the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and the implementation of public health policies amid the pandemic. Biden has already said that he will ask Americans to wear masks for 100 days following his inauguration. Biden has also selected Dr. Rochelle Walensky 鈥?an infectious disease expert f stanley cup rom Harvard 鈥?to run the Centers for Disease Control and prevention. Walensky s selection does not require CDC confirmation.Additionally, Biden is expected to name businessman Jeff Zients 鈥?a former Obama economic adviser 鈥?as the White House coronavirus coordinator. And, Dr. Vivek Murthy is expected to reprise his role as Surgeon General. Biden says he ll nominate Murthy to lead the U.S. Public Health Service  USPHS  Commissioned Corps, a position he held during the Obama administration from 2014 to 2017.Last week, Dr. Anthony Fauci confirmed that he will remain in his role as the head of the Nationa