Mold Remediation in Milwaukee, WI

Wisconsin-Green Bay (2-8) vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee (6-4)

Game Info: Wednesday, December 11, 2024 at 7:00 pm (Resch Center)

-Recent Betting trends and streaks involving Milwaukee

-Recent Betting trends and streaks involving Green Bay

-Recent betting trends in games played between Milwaukee and Green Bay

-A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for Today’s Game between the Panthers and Phoenix.

Milwaukee Look to Build on Last Game

Milwaukee in the last game faced off Cleveland State and they scored 79 points on the way to the 12-point victory. Kentrell Pullian had a strong game putting up 24 points, 10 rebounds, and two assists. There were four different players that put up at least 12 points. Milwaukee on the season is averaging 78.4 points while their defense is giving up 72.9 points per game. The offense is ranked 125th in the league while the defense is ranked 231st. The Panthers are led by Themus Fulks who is averaging 14.9 points while shooting 54.5 percent from the field and 50 percent from behind the three-point line. Milwaukee will take on Akron and IUPUI after this game.

Green Bay Has Issues

It sure looks like it’s going to be a down year and Green Bay is really struggling right now. In the last game, Green Bay faced off against Cleveland State, and they scored 61 points while the defense gave up 83 points and that led to the defeat. No one for Green Bay scored more than 10 points. Green Bay on the season is averaging 73.8 points while their defense is giving up 82.7 points per game. The offense is ranked 223rd in the league while the defense is ranked 355th. Anthony Roy is averaging 28 points per game but he was benched for the last game. It appears he’s going to be back for this game, but it’s not 100 percent clear. Green Bay will play against Santa Barbara, Drake, PFW, and Wright State following this one.

Milwaukee vs Green Bay Prediction

Green Bay’s defense is awful, and they are going to really struggle again here. Green Bay is giving up 82.7 points per game, and they are going to really struggle again here. Milwaukee is averaging 78.4 points per game, and they are going to have no issue running up the score. This game is going to get out of control early, and it’s going to be Milwaukee that ends up cruising. Back Milwaukee against the spread here.

Gov. Tony Evers ordered flags to fly at half-staff Saturday in recognition of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.

“On National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, we honor and remember the brave individuals who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor, including 50 service members from Wisconsin, and reflect on the significance of this dark and fateful day in our nation’s history,” Evers said in a Dec. 6 statement.

Congress designated Dec. 7 as National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day in 1994. Flags fly at half-staff and remembrance events are held across the nation annually, including at Hawaii's Pearl Harbor National Memorial.

Evers also issued a separate proclamation to make Dec. 7 Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day in Wisconsin.

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How long will flags fly half-staff on Saturday?

The American flag and the Wisconsin state flag will fly at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, according to Evers’ executive order.

Where will flags fly at half-staff?

The two flags will fly at half-staff at all “buildings, grounds and military installations” belonging to the state of Wisconsin, per Evers’ executive order.

Why do flags fly at half-staff?

U.S. flags typically fly at half-staff in the wake of national tragedies or after deaths of government officials, military members or first responders, according to USA.gov. Flags also fly at half-staff on Memorial Day and other national days of remembrance.

The president, a state governor or the mayor of D.C. can order flags to fly at half-staff, USA.gov says.

Claire Reid and Hope Karnopp contributed to this report.

MILWAUKEE — Don't be a cotton-headed ninny muggins and miss out on a festive bar tradition in Milwaukee this Christmas.

Lost Whale, which is known for pop-up events, is bringing back its 'Elf' themed bar experience until New Year's.

Instead of traveling through the seven levels of the Candy Cane Forest, you can just drive down Kinnickinnic Avenue. The bar is at 2151 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

New this year, is the Pallino Burger Food Truck which will be outside the bar. Plus there will be new fire pits, patio seating, and a decorated selfie station.

The pop-up bar will bring back its four different Elf-inspired cocktails. Plus, there will be tons of different decorations and a giant Will Ferrell cutout you can take pictures with. Take an elfie with your friends, or go by your-elf! What better way to celebrate the iconic movie than going to this unique pop-up bar near Milwaukee?

The drinks are pretty enough to be on a Christmas card. They include 'I'm a Cotton-Headed Ninny Muggins', 'Son of a Nutcracker', 'Not Now Artic Puffin!', and 'You Did it! Congratulations! World's Best Cup of Coffee! Great Job Everybody! All the drinks come with fun toppings from the four main food groups of elves: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup.

NOT NOW ARCTIC PUFFIN!Central Standard North 40 Brandy (Milwaukee, WI) | Korbel Brandy | Creme de Menthe | Creme de Cacao | House Coconut Blend | Bittercube Orange Bitters | House-made Whipped Cream |Fudge Pop Tart and Candy Cane Garnish

SON OF A NUTCRACKER!Bacardi 4yr Aged Rum | Lemon | House-made Chestnut Orgeat | Lustau Deluxe Cream Sherry | Mint & Powdered "Snow" | Bittercube Root Beer Bitters | Served On A Snowball

I'M A COTTON-HEADED NINNY MUGGINS!Ford’s Gin | Lemon | Winter-Spiced Cranberry (Nutmeg, Clove, and Allspice) | Bittercube Jamaican #1 Bitters | Campo Viejo Spanish Reserva Cava and Cotton Candy Pourover

YOU DID IT! CONGRATULATIONS! WORLD'S BEST CUP OF COFFEE! GREAT JOB EVERYBODY! (SERVED HOT)Jameson Caskmates Stout Edition Irish Whisky | Stone Creek Coffee | Stone Creek Coffee's Single Bean Origin Hot Cocoa | Oat Milk | Bittercube Chipotle Cacao and Cherry Bark Vanilla Bitters |House-made Whipped Cream, Rainbow Sprinkles, and Mini-Marshmallow Garnish

The pop-up runs from Nov. 29 to New Year's.

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Ascension Wisconsin hospital cuts

Hospital cuts mean thousands of people in Milwaukee will need to travel farther for emergency cardiac care. The Milwaukee Fire Department said the closure of the hospital cath lab will mean 100,000 Milwaukeeans will not be within 15 minutes of the lab.

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MILWAUKEE - Hospital cuts mean thousands of people in Milwaukee will need to travel farther for emergency cardiac care.

This is all about the place you might go if you ever have a heart attack – it's called a cath lab. It is where doctors can go in and clear a blockage.

"St. Joseph saved both my parents' lives. My dad had a heart blockage and I got him to the hospital and then my mom suffered a heart attack and my brother got here to the hospital," said Milwaukee Alderwoman Larresa Taylor, "Now that does bring about a fear, 'cause now where do I take them?

That is the concern Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee addressed on Thursday, Dec. 5 – with the looming closure of St. Joseph's cath lab.

"Time is tissue when it comes to heart attacks and when it comes to cardiac events," said David Hensley, Milwaukee Fire Department Assistant Chief of EMS. "Every 30 minutes delay in cath lab access, a 7.5% increase in mortality is what happens."

"It really poses a significant risk," said Joshua Parish, MFD Assistant Chief. "When we learned of this news, it was incredibly disturbing to us. The reality is we often serve as that last line of hope and bring services to many, many patients who really are literally at death’s door. And in some of these cases brought back from death’s door."

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The Milwaukee Fire Department said the closure will mean 100,000 Milwaukeeans will not be within 15 minutes of a cath lab. Department officials said right now, 95% of people in the city are within a 15-minute range. But with the St. Joseph's cath lab cut, the department estimates that number will drop to about 78%. Instead, ambulances plan to rush heart attack patients to hospitals at least five miles away – to Froedtert, Columbia St. Mary's or Aurora Grafton.

FOX6 News questioned the top executive of Ascension Wisconsin, Daniel Jackson.

"What about the worries that people are not going to get the care they need; that every second counts when you’re having a heart attack. They’re going to have to drive 15-20 minutes out of the way?" asked FOX6's Jason Calvi.

"People don’t drive when they’re having a heart attack," Jackson replied.

"They are being transported," Calvi responded. "What would you say to those worries that 15 minutes is going to make the difference?"

Jackson walked away.

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Members of the Milwaukee Common Council did get some answers in a committee meeting on Thursday.

"From the time our fire department or our private EMT folk reach a patient in any of the districts with a cardiac emergency, to the time that I can open an artery, we’d like that to be less than 90 minutes," said Erik Stilp, Ascension cardiologist at Columbia St. Mary's.

Ascension Wisconsin said the closure was a tough decision.

"As the landscape has changed, the ability or the desire to offer all services, at every hospital, is just not practical and the scarcity of resources, it is not possible," Jackson said. "There’s a shortage of nurses. There’s a shortage of physicians. There’s a shortage of pipeline of a number of health care workers…For each of those standalone cath labs, you also have equipment, you have to have nurses, you have to have doctors, you have to have other providers, so in this time of scarcity of resources, there’s also a value when you consolidate, that the profiency based on seeing higher volumes, your skill set increases."

Come Dec. 14, there will be no cath lab left on Milwaukee's north side.

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MILWAUKEE — It's the train that brings laughter, music, and bright lights to Wisconsin. The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is rolling into town this weekend, but before it makes its first stop, have you ever wondered who's on board operating the massive train?

Well, that job belongs to the Trainmaster, Peter Boyle.

"My role is basically to manage the train. I manage the movement of the train and manage the staff on the train," said Boyle.

This is Peter's third year as the Trainmaster, crossing from Canada to the United States. He says traveling by train gives him a sense of nostalgia.

"Most of the cars we're living on are built in the 1930s and '40s. You eat, sleep, do everything on the train," said Boyle.

See the full schedule for the holiday train here.

"You're kind of bringing Christmas to all these cities and towns as you go. Sometimes we do five or six towns a day. The kids are so excited. Adults are excited," said Boyle.

While the train brings lots of holiday cheer through the festive lights and musical concerts, it's also raising money and awareness for local food banks. Since 1999, the Holiday Train has raised more than $24.3 million and collected about 5.3 million pounds of food for community food banks.

"I feel like you have to have the extra sense of community and the extra sense of helping out your neighbors, and that's what we do. A little bit of that, but then we really encourage the people who come to the show to help out their neighbors as well. So it's a collective effort to make sure that everybody's got something on the table for Christmas," said Boyle.

Watch: Meet the trainmaster bringing holiday cheer across the country.

Peter said he looks forward to traveling into the southeast Wisconsin area every year, and to him, there's nothing quite like seeing the joy and happiness of the families together as he rolls into town.

"I find that the arrival is exciting. You're waving out the window, and yeah, seeing the kids. And then obviously, once the performance gets going, that's a lot of fun," said Boyle.

At each one of the stops in southeast Wisconsin musical guests The Lone Bellow and Tiera Kennedy will perform.

To learn more about the CPKC Holiday Tain, click here.

Get a full list of Holiday Train stops here.

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