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MILAN, Ill. (KWQC) -Halloween may be a treat for humans, but for pets, it can be a night full of unexpected tricks. With costumes, candy, and constant doorbell rings, the spooky season poses real risks for our four-legged family members
Patti McRae, Executive Director of Quad City Animal Welfare Center, shares essential safety tips to help pet owners while also introducing the audience to Paul, an 8-year-old neutered male Chihuahua and Dachshund mix. His previous owner ​could no longer care for him, so he needs a new loving forever home.
Paul is a very sweet, gentle boy who loves being around people.
One of the biggest dangers during Halloween is candy.
Quad City Animal Welfare Center reminds everyone that chocolate is very toxic to dogs and cats, and sugar-free treats containing xylitol can be deadly. Therefore, it is important to keep candy bowls out of reach of animals–and make sure guests know the safety rules about never sharing candy with pets.
Even small decorations like plastic spiders or glow sticks can cause choking or intestinal blockages if swallowed. Any decor that poses potential dangers (especially around dogs that like to chew on anything and everything) needs to be kept far enough away from our curious friends.
With trick-or-treaters coming and going, pets may get spooked and bolt through an open door. McRae recommends keeping pets in a quiet, secure room away from the action. The truth is that even the most well-behaved pet can panic with all the commotion.
Americans spend millions on pet costumes each year, but not all outfits are created equal. Pet owners are encouraged to choose costumes that allow easy movement, breathing, and vision. Avoid tight fits and anything with small parts that could be chewed off.
And always supervise your pet while they’re dressed up. If they seem uncomfortable or anxious, it’s best to skip the costume altogether.
To help pets cope with the noise and excitement, set up a quiet space with familiar toys and bedding. Playing soft music or turning on the TV can help mask the sound of the doorbell.
For pets prone to anxiety, McRae suggests speaking with your veterinarian about calming aids or supplements.
If your pet eats something unsafe, don’t wait for symptoms to appear. Call your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center immediately. Time matters–and knowing what your pet ate, how much, and when can make all the difference.
QCAWC Adoption & Education Center is located at 724 West Second Avenue, Milan, IL.
Get additional information about available animals, the process for adoption, and upcoming fundraisers and special events at https://qcawc.org/ or call 309-787-6830.
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JACKSON, Mo. (WSIL) — The Jackson Police Department has issued safety guidelines for Halloween to ensure a fun and secure experience for families and the community.
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Time to check your tickets.
Here are the latest winning lottery numbers from Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2025.
You can find all the lottery results, including Powerball and Mega Millions, each night on PennLive.
Pick 2 Day: 0, 8 Wild Ball: 9
Pick 2 Evening: 6, 3 Wild Ball: 0
Pick 3 Day: 4, 3, 7 Wild Ball: 9
Pick 3 Evening: 9, 9, 3 Wild Ball: 0
Pick 4 Day: 2, 0, 6, 4 Wild Ball: 9
Pick 4 Evening: 0, 4, 4, 1 Wild Ball: 0
Pick 5 Day: 4, 7, 6, 0, 0 Wild Ball: 9
Pick 5 Evening: 5, 4, 8, 1, 8 Wild Ball: 0
Treasure Hunt: 2, 17, 19, 22, 23 Next Jackpot: $28,000 (Change from last: $16,000)
Cash 5: 23, 34, 36, 37, 39 Next Jackpot: Pending
Match 6: 5, 9, 19, 23, 39, 43Next Jackpot: Pending
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The Puerto Rico Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big.
Lottery players in Puerto Rico can choose from popular national games like the Powerball, which is available in the vast majority of states around the U.S. Other games include the Pega 2, Pega 3, Pega 4 and more.
Big lottery wins around the U.S. include a lucky lottery ticketholder in California who won a $1.27 billion Mega Millions jackpot in December 2024. See more big winners here. And if you do end up cashing a jackpot, here’s what experts say to do first.
Here’s a look at Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2025 results for each game:
Day: 5-6, Wild: 8
Noche: 5-4, Wild: 6
Check Pega 2 payouts and previous drawings here.
Day: 2-9-0, Wild: 8
Noche: 8-2-8, Wild: 6
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Day: 4-9-0-9, Wild: 8
Noche: 3-7-2-8, Wild: 6
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Feeling lucky? Explore the latest lottery news & results
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T-shirts, decorative pins, drinkware — chances are you’ve noticed pink ribbons popping up lately. Every October, the color dominates for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, reminding us of the value of early detection and the importance of supporting our loved ones and neighbors facing the disease.

According to the American Cancer Society, the two greatest risk factors for developing breast cancer are aging and being female. As a woman, I understand these statistics can be overwhelming, or even anxiety-inducing. In these moments, I believe it’s essential to recognize what is within our control: our lifestyle habits. By following the tips below, we can take charge of our breast health and improve our overall well-being.

1. Being breast aware. We can be our own best advocates by understanding what is normal for us through regular at-home breast checks, ideally once a month. If we notice changes to the way our breasts look or feel, we should talk to our primary health care providers about our concerns.

2. Moving our bodies. Data shows a clear link between greater physical activity and a lower incidence rate of breast cancer. The ACS recommends 150-300 minutes of moderate-intensity or 75-150 minutes of vigorous-intensity activity weekly. Research also shows “exercise snacks,” or short bursts of vigorous activity, can reduce the development and recurrence of breast cancer.

3. Maintaining a healthy weight. The American Institute for Cancer Research says keeping our weight within a normal range is the “single most important thing [we] can do to protect [ourselves] from cancer.” In addition to regular physical activity, the AICR suggests eating a diet rich in vegetables, fruits, whole grains and beans and avoiding ultra-processed foods and drinks that can lead to obesity.

4. Limiting alcohol intake. Studies show that drinking alcohol can increase our risk of breast cancer, as well as other diseases, by increasing inflammation and hampering our immune systems. If we do partake, experts urge drinking no more than one alcoholic beverage per day. The AICR is clear: “The less alcohol you drink, the lower your risk for cancer.”

5. Understanding our breast cancer risk. If we have a known family history of breast cancer, we should consider the value of genetic counseling. Testing can help us determine whether close monitoring and preventive care may be needed for us or our family members.

One of the best actions we can take against breast cancer is getting our recommended screenings. With mammograms, we can detect the disease sooner, when treatment is more effective and often less invasive. Insurance providers are required to cover screening mammograms for women older than 40 years old, and referrals are not required. To schedule an appointment at The Breast Center at CARTI, patients can simply call 501.537.MAMO.

Pink out or not, let’s all remember that prevention is power when it comes to reducing our risk of breast cancer.

 

Diane Wilder, M.D., is a fellowship-trained medical oncologist with CARTI who sees patients at the not-for-profit cancer care provider’s locations in Little Rock and North Little Rock.

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Home – Crypto Presales – Top Crypto to Buy Now: Whales Back XRP, DOGE Rallies But BlockDAG’s $0.0015 Offer Becomes The New Buyer Favourite!  
XRP’s latest uptrend has caught the attention of analysts, with XRP price analysis showing it pushing above key resistance levels as whales accumulate. Meanwhile, the Dogecoin (DOGE) price rally continues to surprise, with strong holder activity and renewed optimism that it could reclaim the $0.30 zone soon. Both tokens highlight how major investors position early, moving before retail excitement peaks.

But here’s the question: what are these big players shifting toward next? Many are turning their focus to BlockDAG (BDAG), the project that has raised nearly $430 million and now offers a unique airdrop advantage through its TGE code. It’s not just about getting coins at $0.0015; it’s about timing, access, and control. That’s why sophisticated buyers see BlockDAG as one of the top cryptos to buy right now.
If you’ve ever noticed that large buyers seem to move before everyone else, you’re not imagining it. With BlockDAG, the TGE code has become the latest strategic tool for buyers and whales. It’s not just about buying in cheaply, it’s about securing influence before the rest of the market can even react. The code offers entry at a special price of $0.0015 per coin, but the real advantage lies in timing. Those who use it are placed in the highest ranks, which means they will receive their coins instantly at the airdrop, while lower ranks wait up to 24 hours.
In crypto, that window is everything. Whales understand that being first means setting the tone. With instant access, they can provide early liquidity, take control of price discovery, and benefit from launch-day volatility while retail buyers are still waiting. This kind of positioning turns a simple code into a strategic edge that only a few can use effectively.

It’s no wonder BlockDAG’s presale is close to hitting $430 million, selling over 27 billion coins to more than 312,000 holders. The project’s hybrid Proof-of-Work and DAG system delivers speeds of up to 15,000 transactions per second, with its Awakening Testnet already proving 1,400 TPS in live conditions. Combine that with a transparent leadership team and CertiK and Halborn audits, and it’s clear why serious buyers see long-term potential.
For anyone watching where the smart money is going, BlockDAG looks like the top crypto to buy, not just for price advantage, but for strategic positioning. 
The latest XRP price analysis shows the token hovering around $2.43, holding steady after testing resistance near $2.50. Analysts point to a breakout from a descending wedge, often seen as a bullish pattern, suggesting momentum could carry it toward $3 or even $4.50 if buying pressure continues. 
Whale wallets have reportedly added to their holdings, and on-chain data support renewed confidence. Meanwhile, Ripple’s expanding role in tokenized real-world assets, such as U.S. Treasury products on the XRP Ledger, is adding more weight to its long-term value story.
However, this momentum comes with caution. Overbought RSI signals hint that a pullback could follow if XRP fails to hold above the $2.30 support level. Still, most XRP price analysis sources agree that its mix of institutional interest and strong technical setup keeps it on investors’ watchlists as one of the most closely tracked major altcoins right now.
The Dogecoin (DOGE) price rally has been steady but noticeable, climbing about 17% in a month and nearly 50% over the last quarter. Analysts credit this rise to whale accumulation and a drop in long-dormant coins being sold, both signs of growing confidence. Chart watchers are also eyeing a potential cup-and-handle formation, which could push DOGE toward the $0.32 zone if it breaks resistance around $0.28.

Still, the Dogecoin (DOGE) price rally faces a few challenges. Its large supply and ageing tech base mean progress depends on continued community momentum and trading activity. Support near $0.24 remains crucial, and any breakdown below that could reset gains. For now, DOGE stays an interesting case of slow, steady accumulation, proof that patience can still pay off in a market dominated by faster-moving altcoins.
Both XRP price analysis and Dogecoin (DOGE) price rally highlight how investor confidence and whale activity can drive short-term gains. XRP’s breakout from key resistance levels and renewed institutional focus show it’s regaining traction, while DOGE’s steady climb, backed by accumulation and technical strength, keeps it relevant despite its large supply. These two tokens show what happens when community power meets smart positioning.
But a different kind of strategy is unfolding with BlockDAG. The TGE code is becoming a calculated move for those who think in terms of access and timing, not just price. Early coin delivery and a $0.0015 entry give buyers a head start before the market opens. For this reason, many now see BlockDAG as the top crypto to buy, a play defined by precision, not hype.

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Everyone wants to love and be loved, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said.
“But we also need to protect our nest eggs and our life savings,” she said. “We don’t want people to lose everything.”
Arizona is home to some of the more vulnerable populations to schemes like romance scams – a type of fraud where a criminal creates a fake online identity to build a romantic relationship and manipulate their victim into sending money or personal information.
Mayes led a community discussion at SaddleBrooke DesertView Performing Arts Center on Monday, Oct. 20 around protection against fraud and scams frequently impacting residents.
While Saddlebrook resident Marjorie Baron deletes suspicious emails and refuses to pick up the phone if the number doesn’t match her area code, she believes even “sophisticated and smart” people can get scammed.
“I know somebody who transferred money to somebody who called and said their account was closed…” she said. “They transferred all their savings, and I don’t know if they ever got it back.”
With growth in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency, scammers are finding modern ways to defraud elderly victims, Mayes said.
Arizonans lost an estimated $177 million in cryptocurrency fraud last year, according to Mayes’ office. The state led the nation with 289 elder fraud cases per 100,000 seniors in 2023.
Arizona has approximately 600 cryptocurrency ATMs across the state. In 2024, the FBI reported a 99% increase in complaints of fraud involving cryptocurrency ATMs and more than two thirds of the victims of cryptocurrency ATM fraud were over 60 years old.
Scammers like to request crypto because it lacks many of the same protections that other payment forms provide and is hard to trace once the money is sent.
Mayes attributed the growing senior and retiree population as a factor. Arizona ranks 12th highest in percent of population aged 65 years and older in the United States.
“We must come together as a community and talk to each other about these scams. Part of the problem is that we’re increasingly isolated, and we’re not communicating,” Mayes said.
JoAnn Weston, one of Monday’s attendees, said the town hall presentation made her feel more prepared and protected, especially after several recent scam calls from her “grandchildren.”
“I said, who is this, and they say ‘oh, it’s your grandson,’” she said. “I knew right away that it wasn’t anyone I know, and I just hung up.”
Safety tips included being cautious of unknown callers and coming up with a secret phrase only a loved one would know.
“By staying informed, verifying identities, and protecting our loved ones, we can fight back against these devastating frauds,” Mayes said.
Mayes’ office partnered with Yavapai County Sheriff David Rhodes to post warning signs on Bitcoin ATMs. The signs warn users to stop their purchase of Bitcoin or other types of cryptocurrency if they have been instructed to purchase it by someone they do not know and have never met in person.
Pima County authorities have been placing scam alerts on dozens of ATMs and cryptocurrency kiosks all around Pima County since late 2023, around the time the sheriff’s office began tracking cryptocurrency fraud.
Det. Michael Wilson serves on the Pima County Sheriff’s Office financial crimes and fraud unit.
“[The alerts ask] ‘hey, are you being told to send funds with cash for the purpose of obtaining lottery winnings, quashing warrants for your arrest or any other suspicious reasons? And if so, call the Pima County Sheriff’s Department fraud unit,’” Wilson said.
In 2024, Wilson said there were a total of 58 cryptocurrency fraud cases, which is about one incident every six days. So far in 2025, Wilson said there are 74 cases as of October 21.
While the numbers show an increase in cryptocurrency fraud, Wilson said the agency has seen success in prevention–although it’s harder to measure.
On the same day Mayes addressed a crowd of Saddlebrooke residents on fraud prevention, Wilson said the sheriff’s office was able to intervene in a potential cryptocurrency scam.
“We received a call from somebody who was about to place some funds into an ATM and called the hotline to see if what she was experiencing was real or not,” he said. The woman reported that she already lost $1,500 and was instructed to send an additional $15,000.
“…who knows what other cases have been prevented as a result of those alerts being present,” Wison said.
Victims in Pima County can contact the fraud prevention hotline at 520-351-3000, send an email to fraud@sheriff.pima.gov, or visit pima-sheriff.org/fraud for resources and information.
In September, Arizona’s new Cryptocurrency Kiosk License Fraud Prevention law went into effect.
Daily transaction limits are reduced to $2,000 per day for new customers and $10,500 for existing customers.
New warning signs must be displayed on the screen and customers will be required to acknowledge the warnings before proceeding.

Kiosk and ATM operators will be required to issue full refunds, including fees, to new customers who report they have been victims of fraud within 30 days of the transaction.
Verify first. Hang up and contact the organization directly using official contact info — not the number the caller gives you.
Stay Skeptical. Be cautious of unexpected calls, especially those asking for urgent money transfers. No Crypto payments: If someone demands payment in cryptocurrency, it’s a scam.
Protect your info: Don’t share personal info or click on links from unknown texts, emails, or messages. Ask someone you trust. Talk to a trusted friend or family member before making big financial decisions.
Report suspicious activity. If something feels off, it probably is. Report the call to local law enforcement and file a complaint with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.

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