Site Map April 22, 2020

Years / 2020 / April / 22

• Hotels become barracks for health workers 'going to war' against COVID-19
• Banks: New $310B for small businesses likely already used up
• 'Very frustrating:' Stimulus checks give financial relief to many, but some are still waiting
• Pool of possibilities is deep for Packers in NFL Draft: 'It will be interesting as to how it falls'
• Moving past 'invisible enemy,' President Trump nudges nation to reopen
• Sheriffs in several Wisconsin counties say extended 'Safer at Home' order is just too vague
• State officials, hospitals turn away masks imported from China despite 'shortage of PPE'
• Wisconsin DHS: 334 COVID-19 cases linked to long-term care facilities, along with 74 deaths
• 'Operation Gridlock Wisconsin:' Protesters vow to rally against 'Safer at Home' without permit
• Gov. Evers, Speaker Vos speak out after lawsuit filed over 'Safer at Home'
• 'Passing it forward:' Greenfield Fire Department donates 'thank you' meals to those in need
• 'Pretty profound:' Impact of 'Safer at Home' being felt by natural environments worldwide
• Headed to the grocery store? How to properly clean reusable bags during this pandemic
• Eminem donates 'Mom's Spaghetti' to Detroit-area hospital workers
• Carroll University food drive project collects more than 186K meals
• Survey: 12% of Americans support easing stay-at-home orders
• Feds: Social Security, Medicare funds at risk even before virus
• 2 from California died as many as 3 weeks before 1st reported COVID-19 death in US
• Boston Red Sox stripped of draft pick, Alex Cora suspended for 2020
• Man runs 'Boston Marathon' on New York City rooftop
• 'Reasonable,' or 'repugnant?' Wisconsin lawyers, health care groups debate fallout of COVID-19 legislation changes
• 'Ridiculous:' Getting unemployment check means registering for job search you'll never do
• 'We have you covered:' Trump administration offers plan to cover COVID-19 care for uninsured
• Milwaukee election leaders call for federal investigation into missing absentee ballots
• Wisconsin health care workers worry limited access to paid leave will allow COVID-19 to spread
• Coronavirus has mutated into 30+ different strains, study finds
• New federal stimulus package is changing the game for those seeking unemployment benefits
• Can he do that? The law (and history) behind the governor's emergency powers
• 'We're scared:' SE Wisconsin nurses warn of limited medical supplies, future hospital overflow
• During push to find more health care workers, Wisconsin nurses sent home without pay
• Federal officials: 2 pet cats in New York state tested positive for coronavirus
• 'Extremely bad idea:' Fire marshal warns people not to microwave masks in attempt to kill germs
• Vulnerable sea turtles flourishing during coronavirus restrictions in Florida
• Local competitive shooter 7-time national champion
• Country USA releases revised lineup for festival, rescheduled to August due to COVID-19
• Smart car leads police on pursuit along I-10 in Phoenix area
• Green Bay Packers to raise funds for The Salvation Army in NFL 'Draft-A-Thon' April 23-25
• Tyson to suspend operations at largest pork plant indefinitely following coronavirus outbreak
• 19 people who tested positive for COVID-19 after April 9 voted in-person, worked at polls
• Open Record Special Edition: ‘Reasonable’ or ‘repugnant?’
• Italy tops 25,000 coronavirus-related deaths
• Facebook to label national origin of some political posts
• Milwaukee man accused in fatal shooting at gas station near Green Bay and Cornell
• Wisconsin Republicans push back state convention to July
• Get ready to tee it up: 8 Milwaukee County golf courses to open Friday, April 24
• Iowa woman sets up 'giving tree' of face masks for people to use during coronavirus pandemic
• Starting to run out of ways to keep your kids entertained? Check out these virtual events
• If you've ever wanted to hang out with the cast of Friends -- here's you chance!
• When will our state open back up? Answering your common coronavirus questions
• How West Allis Blue is creating things to make kids happy
• Milwaukee teen charged in connection with fatal shooting during attempted robbery
• Take the plunge: Using sauce packets for at-home science projects
• HAWS urges community for help to raise $25K in 25 days
• HHS awards $5.3M to Wisconsin to combat COVID-19 pandemic in rural communities
• Warmer than average temperatures expected this summer across most of the US
• Concerts may not return until 2021 due to pandemic
• 'Suspicious death:' Man found dead in Brown Deer home during welfare check
• SpaceX to launch another round of Starlink satellites into orbit Wednesday
• National forests across Arizona impose campfire restrictions amid COVID-19 outbreak
• Over 40 employees lived at their plant for 28 straight days to produce COVID-19 protective gear
• Pres. Trump says he's instructed Navy to 'destroy' any Iranian gunboats harassing US ships
• SC Johnson converts line at plant to produce hand sanitizer for COVID-19 health workers, first responders
• Video shows thief stole van Gogh painting with sledgehammer
• As people stay home due to the coronavirus, Earth turns wilder and cleaner
• Iran's Guard says it launched satellite amid US tensions
• April 22
• Cinderella brings magic to Florida neighborhood with special drive-by visit
• 1 dead following mobile home fire in Pleasant Prairie, cause under investigation
• 2 workers in Michigan food plant test positive for virus