Kids can now eat without breaking the piggy bank – at least, at Thomas Ultican Elementary School – thanks to fifth grader Daken Kramer. Daken paid off the entire meal debt and then some, for ...

Daken, Wolverine’s son, is back from the dead and trailing a blazing path across the Marvel Universe as the Hellverine. That’s the setup for a new Hellverine series that finds Daken bonding ...

At the conclusion of issue #9.1, it was unclear whether Daken would be retiring from active duty on the front lines of kicking tail-ends, but Rob Williams makes it very clear in issue #10 that ...

It is a new season in Nuverse’s digital collectible card game again, and gamers are already looking for the best Daken decks in Marvel Snap to place the new card in their arsenal.

Daken Kramer, a fifth-grade student in Blue Springs, Mo., is raising money to help pay off his classmates' school-lunch debt. A small school district in Missouri has racked up more than $200,000 ...

The Punisher will go head-to-head with Daken once again in a new four-part crossover. The storyline will run through Rick Remender's FrankenCastle and Daniel Way and Marjorie Liu's Dark Wolverine.

The story kicks off in All-New Wolverine #25 from writer Tom Taylor and artist Juann Cabal. When Logan’s son Daken goes missing it’s up to Wolverine, Logan’s clone-daughter Laura Kinney, to ...

The prosecutor's office asks anyone with information about Daken to contact investigators via a tip line at 908-475-6643, the fugitive unit at 908-475-6272 or via [email protected].

Daken died on Feb. 24, 2021, six days after she was discharged from Dr. Edward Chalmers Hospital, where she had come for mental health help. Her school guidance counsellor Shelley Hanson joined ...

Lexi Daken's sisters are painting rocks and leaving them throughout the province in an effort to keep the momentum on mental health reform. Content. Skip to Main Content Accessibility Help.

Details on the days leading up Lexi Daken's death in 2021 will be shared during an inquest Nov. 6-10 at the University of New Brunswick Law School in Fredericton.

More than 100 people participated in a five-kilometre run Sunday to honour late teenager Lexi Daken, and raise money for youth mental health.