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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
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Menasha's Jefferson Park holds dedication for new pavilion & event space
MENASHA, Wis. (WFRV) – Jefferson Park in Menasha opened last year, but it's still celebrating some milestones. The Menasha community celebrated a dedication for the park's pavilion and event space on Thursday evening. The Cool Place in Pulaski seeks community help to stay afloat amidst business slowdown The celebration included live music and food trucks, as community members took advantage of some nice weather to go outside from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. A reconstruction on the boat launch nearby will also be conducted later in 2025. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Climate
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FEMA individual assistance approved for 6 Kentucky counties hit by tornadoes
LONDON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Kentucky counties hit by tornadoes will be eligible for FEMA assistance. On Friday, Gov. Andy Beshear said President Donald Trump approved a request for individual assistance for six counties after tornadoes took 19 lives. Farmer, clinic offering services to victims affected by Kentucky tornado: How to get help Woman charged with murder after deadly crash in Montgomery County FEMA individual assistance approved for 6 Kentucky counties hit by tornadoes Families in the counties of Caldwell, Laurel, Pulaski, Russell, Trigg, and Union are now eligible to apply for FEMA assistance. 'Remember, this process takes time and we will add more counties to our request as damage assessments are completed. Thank you to the president and Sec. Kristi Noem for this support, which is essential to helping families affected rebuild,' Beshear said. The National Weather Service reported the EF4 tornado traveled over 59 miles through Russell, Pulaski, and Laurel counties, staying on the ground for an hour and a half with winds reaching a peak of 170 miles per hour. Kentucky's most misspelled word, according to study Drug overdoses see major decline: How Kentucky measures up UFO sightings in Kentucky: A look back on past 30 years Based on NWS records, the EF4 tornado was the deadliest tornado in the NWS's Jackson, Kentucky, coverage area. The last fatality because of a tornado in Laurel County was more than a decade ago, on March 2, 2012. In London, the last tornado was confirmed on June 2, 2001. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- General
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Meet our Student of the Week winner, one of two juniors from Pulaski
Our Student of the Week poll has now closed. Thanks to all who voted. For this week's Wisconsin Student of the Week, we had two Pulaski students — both high school juniors — compete for the title. Keep reading to see who won, and how you can nominate a student for our weekly poll. We plan to continue Student of the Week through May, so we're welcoming submissions through May 23. Our winner, Samantha Wyent, nicknamed "Sammy," was nominated by Pulaski learning support teacher Mindy Micolichek. Micolichek nominated Wyent for her "positive attitude, leadership, hard work, and kindness," she said. "(Wyent) puts in extra effort to get items done, gets tasks done as soon as asked, problem-solves on her own, and is always the first to volunteer to make sure different things are done," Micolichek said. In addition to working hard on classwork, Micolichek said Wyent also devotes her time to many extracurriculars, especially student council. Her involvement "enhances school culture," Micolichek added. High school students are nominated for Student of the Week by principals, teachers, youth organizations and others who work with teens. Voting is open each week from 5 a.m. Monday until noon Thursday with polls at and Do you work with youth and know someone who should be Student of the Week? Reach out to Debi Young, statewide education editor, at to get a link to the nomination form. Rebecca Loroff is a K-12 education reporter for the USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin. She welcomes story tips and feedback. Contact her at rloroff@ This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Meet this week's Wisconsin Student of the Week winner, Samantha Wyent
Associated Press
08-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
InvisiRisk Unveils Groundbreaking Build Security AI Agent
InvisiRisk Unveils Build Security AI Agent to Detect Hidden Threats and Instantly Enforce Policies Across the Software Supply Chain. 'Our BAF is a proxy that performs deep packet inspection of network transactions as the build is happening, notifying you of security risks that sneak past shift-left developer tools...'— David Pulaski HOUSTON, TX, UNITED STATES, May 8, 2025 / / -- InvisiRisk, Inc. is excited to announce the launch of its revolutionary Build Security AI Agent, designed to transform the security landscape of software supply chains. This innovative solution leverages advanced artificial intelligence to provide unparalleled protection for CI/CD pipelines, ensuring the integrity and security of software development processes. Introducing the AI Build Security Agent The AI Build Security Agent is a cutting-edge tool that offers comprehensive visibility and control over the software supply chain. It analyzes the results of your builds and allows you, in a single click, to create a security policy so InvisiRisk IR Protect can enforce the new policy in real-time, adhering to a zero-trust framework. 'Regardless of the 100s of build security tools on the market, far too often, attacks are happening, by bypassing scanners and agents,' said David Pulaski, Co-founder of InvisiRisk, Inc. 'Our Build Application Firewall (BAF) is a proxy that performs deep packet inspection of network transactions as the build is happening, notifying you of security risks that sneak past shift-left developer tools and anomalies that stray from your baseline seen as unusual behavior,' he continued. Finally, Pulaski stated, 'when speaking to our consulting partners, far too often, due to the unique nature of every software application, people struggle to determine what the correct security policies should be for that app, CI/CD, and language, so our new Build Security AI Agent sees the actual build transactions, and helps you determine what policies are needed for each project – and can also be applied to global security policies with a single click.' Key Features and Benefits • Post-Scan Analysis: The Build Security AI Agent reviews deep packet inspection of build activity to identify risks and anomalies that shift-left scanners and agents may have missed. This ensures that even the most elusive threats are detected. • Policy Creation: With a single click, users can create security policies based on the AI Build Security Agent's findings. These policies are then enforced by InvisiRisk IR Protect in real-time. • Anomaly Detection: The agent identifies anomalies from your baseline build, providing insights into risks that you may not have thought of looking for, from the first build to the last. • Comprehensive Risk Management: The Build Security AI Agent helps manage a wide range of risks, including those that sneak past traditional tools, ensuring a robust defense for your software supply chain. • Safety Net for Compliance: InvisiRisk acts as a safety net, protecting you from shift-left tool misconfigurations and exceptions that could nullify your corporate attestations for NIST, CISA, CMMC, and other security claims. • InvisiRisk Advantage: InvisiRisk sees what others don't and stops what others can't. Transforming Software Security InvisiRisk's Build Security AI Agent is set to redefine how organizations approach software security. By providing detailed build analysis and enabling seamless policy creation, it empowers businesses to protect their build systems and ensure regulatory compliance with ease. This innovative solution is a testament to InvisiRisk's commitment to advancing the security of software supply chains and supporting the development of secure, reliable software products. About InvisiRisk, Inc. Founded by David Pulaski, Mike Clark, Tom Hamilton, and a team of software risk management professionals, InvisiRisk, Inc. has a rich history of developing recognized products including Idera, PentaSafe, BindView, ProQuent Systems, and CloudChomp. The company's mission is to provide cutting-edge solutions that enhance the security and compliance of software supply chains, helping organizations navigate the complexities of modern software development. For more information about the Build Security AI Agent and to get your free scan, please visit our website: David E Pulaski InvisiRisk, Inc. email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
Yahoo
20-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
‘Spend in the Black' event boosts investment in Black-owned businesses
CHICAGO – A celebration of Black entrepreneurship designed to boost economic power in historically Black communities is empowering consumers to re-think where they spend their hard-earned money. From sweet treats and food to clothing, accessories, flowers and so much more, Natasha Olguin joined hundreds of people on 75th Street near King Drive Saturday for 'Spend in the Black.' 'There were all these amazing corridors on the West Side and the South Side. We had 63rd Street, you had 75th, you had Pulaski and now, unfortunately, we don't always spend with us, so these type of events are extremely valuable,' Olguin said. Personal trainer and body builder Jerisa Upton was also in attendance at Saturday's event. Upton owns House Fitness based in Hyde Park and was one of more than 100 vendors out on Saturday. YarnCon: Chicago's indie fiber festival sparks craft creativity 'The way that I'm living now, I feel like a completely new person and I want to give that to everybody,' Upton said. While focusing on overall wellness, she said she's also passionate about helping clients look really good. 'Learning how to unlock nutrition and exercise can literally age you backwards,' Upton said. Ald. William Hall (6th Ward) and Rev. Dr. Charlie Dates, senior pastor of Progressive Baptist Church and Salem Baptist Church, helped spearhead Saturday's event. The hope is for Spend in the Black to have a lasting impact, ultimately pouring a significant amount of money back into the local Black community. 'When you add up all of these businesses, this is a whole different tax bracket and so SSA's TIF dollars are formed with businesses, and so I believe what we need to do right now is use our money in a micro way,' Hall said. Aside from empowering business owners and highlighting their goods and services, Spend in the Black also serves as a response to several corporations cutting back diversity, equity and inclusion programs. 'At a time when some of the larger businesses take our dollars but do not respect our dignity, this is an opportunity to spend our dollars where our dignity is affirmed,' Dates said. Cook County Comm'r. Tara Stamps (1st District) echoed these claims. 'Out of great chaos, we've created enormous opportunity to be self reliant, to be interdependent so that we know we can do for ourself and practice principles that come down from our ancestors,' Stamps said. Fellowship Fleet Car Service, a luxury limo company that serves the city and some major institutions, also participated in Saturday's festivities. Read more: Latest Chicago news and headlines 'Not too many people know about our company. They don't think that Black means luxurious, but there is no opportunity where Black is not luxurious. Everywhere we show up we are excellence,' Tiabryanna Balentine of Fellowship Fleet said. Throughout Spend in the Black, several shoppers were given $1,000 for an emergency savings account. 'The average America doesn't have $1,000 saved. We're going to meet that need today for eight people,' Dates said. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
