gunshots near the jcpenneys then saw people running for cover. we ll bring you updates as we get them in. in our headlines tonight, a bittersweet and difficult thanksgiving for survivors, firefighters, and rescue teams in butte county. crews are combing the rubble for human remains. they say the weather made the tough search miserable. chef guy fieri helped serve thanksgiving meals. so far flames have scorched more than 153,000 acres. firefighters say the fire is now 95% contained. that s up 5% from this morning. crews expect to have full containment by next friday. it was two weeks ago today when people were running from that fire which has since turned out to be deadliest and most destructive. nbc bay area s jodi hernandez has more on how people are reacting after losing so much. very thankful right now, super thankful that my family is safe and alive. that s a true blessing from god. reporter: but two weeks ago, cindy and her family didn t know if they would ever be
Mid-Michigan cancer patients are able to utilize a new health care facility at MyMichigan Medical Center in Midland, putting all cancer services under one roof.
The victim, identified as Samual Nunn, was shot in the head following an incident in north Phoenix. Two people have been arrested in connection with the incident.
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Dow foundation gifts $75K to Cancer Services
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Theresa Ouda, a client of Cancer Services of Midland, right, embraces her daughter, Nuru, 16, left, as Home Depot staff deliver wood pellets and other donated items to the family s home Friday, Oct. 30, 2020. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net)(Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net)
Cancer Services recently thanked the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation for its support in sustaining vital services during COIVD-19 with a grant of $75,000.
“2020 has brought about many changes and challenges, but all were not bad. Through adversity, we grow, and for our team, those challenges allowed your Cancer Services family to rise to the occasion. Our staff and volunteers not only stood up to meet those challenges but leaned in to ensure our clients received the help they needed when they needed it,” said Julie Nunn, executive director of Cancer Services. “We gratefully acknowledge that without assistance from found