Site Map April 21, 2020

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• Wendy’s offers free 4-piece spicy, crispy chicken nuggets on April 24
• AP: Publicly traded firms get $365M in small-business loans
• President Trump defends decision to furlough Mar-a-Lago employees: 'There’s no customer'
• Dog found 4 months after being stolen from San Francisco
• 'A plan with specifics:' Washington County officials create their own 'Blueprint for Reopening'
• Living with food allergies during a pandemic: 'Never an easy process'
• Classic car parade brings joy to residents at Village Pointe Commons in Grafton after COVID-19 outbreak
• 'It's been a long journey:' Wisconsin players now days away from learning NFL draft fates
• Packers armed with 10 selections for the 2020 NFL Draft, set to begin Thursday
• Senate approves $483B virus aid deal, sends it to House
• 'Think differently:' Public employees redeployed to keep Racine County Food Bank running
• FEED A HERO: An opportunity to show your appreciation of health care workers, 1st responders
• 80 people let go from Briggs & Stratton; company says it’s not coronavirus related
• 'We will do what it takes:' Small business owners urge state to re-open economy on limited basis
• Franklin HS senior ready to score at Division III Trine University
• 'A lot of people afraid for their life:' Number of positive COVID-19 cases at HOC grows to 103
• MPD: 107 arrests for stay-at-home violations; Council unanimously approves $500 fines
• 'We're still here:' Nonprofit needs your help to care for those in need during COVID-19 pandemic
• VP Mike Pence visits GE Healthcare in Madison, highlights manufacturing of ventilators
• Officials: Reckless driver arrested after pursuit, crash in Waukesha County
• Chipotle agrees to record $25 million fine over tainted food
• VA study: Hydroxychloroquine showed no benefit to COVID-19 patients; more deaths
• Don't do this! Virginia woman rescued after getting stuck in washer during hide-and-seek
• FOX6 seeks people affected by lack of info on COVID-19 in long-term care facilities
• Milwaukee Common Council unanimously approves plan to mail ballot applications for fall election
• Unique 2-faced goat born at Shawano County farm
• SBA reports potential data breach in disaster loan application website
• WIAA officially cancels Wisconsin high school spring sports
• Foxconn assembling 'tens of thousands' of masks in Wisconsin for frontline workers
• UPAF launches 'UNITE with UPAF' Collaborative to lift community spirits: 'Incredible local talent'
• Gov. Evers declares State of Emergency due to elevated wildfire conditions
• Milwaukee Brewers to launch 'Virtual Happy Hour' April 23
• Longtime Milwaukee journalist Mike Anderson dies at 67; 'A transformative figure'
• 'Be our personal guests:' Fans invited to compete for 'Friends' reunion special spot
• Open Record Special Edition: The worst waiting game
• Wisconsin Policy Forum: COVID-19 pandemic has caused traffic on state's roads to plummet
• 'I'm very thankful:' Tom Barrett sworn in for 5th term as Milwaukee mayor
• Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds setting aside their social media rivalry for a good cause
• Eggs aren't just for breakfast anymore! Some tasty ways you can use eggs any time of the day
• McDonald's offers free Thank You Meals to health care workers, officers, firefighters, paramedics
• Milwaukee Rep partners with First Stage, Milwaukee Ballet to make masks and face shields
• FDA authorizes 1st at-home coronavirus test
• Police: 3 seriously injured following crash involving Milwaukee DPW vehicle
• Nursing home resident cries after receiving pillow with late wife's photo on it
• 'Much-needed nourishment:' Roundy’s, Kemps donate shelf-stable milk to local food bank
• Queen Elizabeth II marks 94th birthday without fanfare
• It seems everyone is making banana bread during the quarantine, here's how to do it in a blender
• You don't have to be an artist to have fun painting: Step-by-step painting videos from Splash Studio
• Are you feeling up for a challenge? Science activity you can do with things in your house
• IKEA shares recipe for Swedish meatballs with customers during COVID-19 pandemic
• Family says COVID-19 plasma trial may have saved Michigan man's life
• 'We’re very appreciative:' Bucks player Khris Middleton donates $25K to MPS COVID-19 Relief Fund
• BBB: Spending more time on the internet? Beware of 'free trial offer' scams
• Michelle Obama to read children's books on PBS amid coronavirus outbreak
• City of Tampa employee catches Tom Brady working out in closed park, mayor says
• You can get a free Doritos Locos taco at Taco Bell on April 21
• 94-year-old grandma recovers from COVID-19 in time for milestone birthday
• RN salutes fellow veteran who died from COVID-19 at Manatee Memorial Hospital
• South Korea looking into reports North Korea's Kim Jong Un in fragile condition after surgery
• Conspiracy theorists burn 5G towers claiming link to virus
• Fire causes $60,000 in damage to duplex near 39th and Wright in Milwaukee
• Police: 17-year-old boy shot, wounded near 8th and Atkinson in Milwaukee
• South Korea downplays concerns over Kim Jong Un's health
• Strong storms down trees, cause power outages in parts of southeast Wisconsin
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