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Los Angeles Lakers overcome LeBron James' absence with win against Milwaukee Bucks | NBA News – Times of India
Joining Russell in the Lakers’ winning effort was Anthony Davis, who posted a double-double with 22 points and 13 rebounds, providing crucial interior presence for the team.Additionally, Austin Reaves made significant contributions off the bench with 18 points, aiding the Lakers in securing their fourth win in six games since February 28.
Despite missing LeBron James due to an aggravated left ankle injury sustained in their previous game against the Sacramento Kings, the Lakers demonstrated resilience and depth, improving their record to 5-4 in games where James has been absent this season. Rui Hachimura and Spencer Dinwiddie also played pivotal roles for Los Angeles, with Dinwiddie notably coming up with a crucial defensive play, blocking a potential game-winning shot from the Bucks’ Damian Lillard just before the buzzer sounded.
On the opposing side, Giannis Antetokounmpo delivered another impressive performance for the Bucks, notching his eighth triple-double of the season with 34 points, 14 rebounds, and 12 assists. Despite Antetokounmpo’s efforts, supported by strong contributions from Damian Lillard, Pat Connaughton, Malik Beasley, and Bobby Portis, the Bucks suffered their second consecutive loss after a six-game winning streak, falling to 0-2 on their four-game road trip in California.
The game featured multiple lead changes and intense moments, with the Lakers trailing for much of the first quarter before seizing control and leading 67-63 at halftime. Los Angeles extended their lead to as many as nine points in the third quarter, heading into the final period with a 96-90 advantage. However, the Bucks mounted a comeback in the fourth quarter, briefly taking the lead before Russell’s heroics sealed the victory for the Lakers, marking a memorable night for the team and their fans.
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According to the Milwaukee Police Department, one person is dead after a shooting early Saturday morning.
Police say the shooting happened around 12:21 a.m. Saturday, March 29, in the area of 54th St. and Hassel Ln.
The victim, an 18-year-old, was transported to a local hospital where they died despite life-saving measures.
Police say the shooting was the result of an argument.
The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating and is in search of unknown suspects.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police at (414) 935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at (414) 224-Tips or P3 Tips.
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Police scene near 63rd and Stark
MILWAUKEE – A teen was shot and wounded in Milwaukee on Friday night, March 28.
63rd and Stark
What we know:
According to police, a 16-year-old was shot around 8:20 p.m. and taken to a hospital.
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What we don’t know:
What led to the shooting remains under investigation, and police are looking for whoever is responsible.
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Anyone with information is asked to call MPD at 414-935-7360; to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 414-224-TIPS or use the P3 tips app.
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Check out our coverage of competitive school board races in Milwaukee and suburbs, plus what to know about school referendums
How to register to vote in Wisconsin’s April 1 election
Reporter Hope Karnopp has all the details on how to register and voting info ahead of the April 1 election.
Voters will head to the polls Tuesday to vote on high-profile races for Wisconsin Supreme Court and state superintendent of public instruction, as well as a statewide referendum on voter ID.
But they will also be faced with decisions about local school board races and referendums.
While these are smaller races affecting smaller numbers of voters locally, school board races still are tremendously important, as board members make many decisions about how schools are actually run. They determine any number of issues, including how money is allocated, policy, what kids should study and who should be hired to work hands-on in classrooms on a daily basis. They also hire administrators who oversee things on a bigger scale.
Most school board members work for little or no money on a job that takes hours each month.
We’ve been covering a handful of suburban school board races and referendums since January.
Local races get underway with candidate filings
Jan. 8, 2025: In the Milwaukee area, who can you expect to see on the ballot for school board this spring?
Jan. 9, 2025: New look coming to MPS board, as three incumbents decide not to run again, and new faces take their places
School districts statewide will once again put referendums on the ballot
Jan. 23, 2025: Arrowhead District heads back to voters right away with slimmed down $136.2 million referendum
Feb. 14, 2025: Dozens of Wisconsin schools again turn to referendums for help financing operations and building projects
March 6, 2025: See which Milwaukee area school districts have referendums on the April ballot
March 6, 2025: Amid shooting fears, Wisconsin K-12 districts spend millions of property tax dollars on security
March 6, 2025: Here’s what to know about the use of referendums for K-12 security upgrades in Wisconsin
March 20, 2025: A lawsuit alleges that Arrowhead Union High School is misrepresenting the costs associated with a $136M referendum
High interest in three area districts, where primaries narrowed the field
Jan. 29, 2025: Five candidates running for two seats on Oak Creek-Franklin School Board
Jan. 30, 2025: Seven candidates running for three seats on the Hartland-Lakeside School Board
Jan. 30, 2025: High interest in Cedarburg School Board, as eight candidates seek just three seats on the board
Feb. 18, 2025: Primary narrows field for Cedarburg, Hartland-Lakeside, Oak Creek-Franklin school boards
Heading into the general election
March 12, 2025: Partisan support divided among six candidates for Cedarburg School Board
March 12, 2025: Like last year, two blocs of Waukesha School Board candidates square off before April 1 election
March 13, 2025: Four candidates running for two seats on Oak Creek-Franklin School Board April 1
March 17, 2025: Transparency, transportation among issues Hartland-Lakeside School Board candidates want addressed
March 19, 2025: Wauwatosa School Board will have a new look after April 1, with four seats up for grabs on the seven-seat board
March 26, 2025: Email surfaces of Wauwatosa school board candidate describing student as a ‘hooker’
March 28, 2025: MPS school board candidates answer questions on policing, test scores, district finances
March 28 , 2025: Lone competitive MPS school board race draws donors from mayor, city council members, teachers union
Contact Alec Johnson at (262) 875-9469 or alec.johnson@jrn.com. Follow him on X (Twitter) at @AlecJohnson12.
Cleo Krejci covers K-12 education and workforce development as a Report For America corps member based at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Contact her at CKrejci@gannett.com or follow her on Twitter @_CleoKrejci. For more information about Report for America, visit jsonline.com/rfa.
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