Site Map April 28, 2020

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• Wisconsin adds hundreds of workers to help with 'unprecedented' volume as unemployment claims soar
• White House unveils COVID-19 testing blueprint, path for states to safely re-open economies
• President Trump says ‘we’ll get that back’ after people report dead relatives receiving stimulus checks
• Streaming films eligible for Oscars, but for 1 year only
• MPD identifies 5 victims in fatal shooting near 12th and Locust; incident devastates 2 families
• 'Doesn't make any sense:' Milwaukee homeowners speak out after spike in property value assessments
• Reports of PPE shortage at VA facilities raise questions from lawmakers: 'That’s just unacceptable'
• DOJ: Arizona man arrested, accused of conspiring to inflate respirator mask prices
• Senator advocates for universal paid sick leave, says it could’ve slowed spread of virus in US
• AP sources: MLB opening options include 3 regional divisions
• Nicole Grove, granddaughter of legendary Sussex Hamilton coach, All-Conference catcher last season
• 'Small token of our appreciation:' GoFundMe campaign launched to help thank transit drivers
• On National Superhero Day, Wisconsin artist depicts heroes in scrubs defeating COVID-19
• 500+ COVID-19 cases linked to Green Bay area meatpacking plants
• Using 'hospital grade' disinfectant, Mequon company deep cleans fleet of police squads for free
• 'Times are gonna get pretty tough:' Pawn shops provide relief to some as pandemic disrupts economy
• 'Safer at Home is working:' Evers administration asks SCOWIS to toss lawsuit
• Staying 'Safer at Home' with abusers: City leaders tout domestic violence resources after 5 killed
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• Hit-and-run: Driver crashed vehicle into home near 48th and Locust in Milwaukee
• Gov't OKs $50B in small biz loans, banks complain of snags
• 'I'm tested on a regular basis:' VP Pence under fire for going maskless at Mayo Clinic
• Congress may not be able to resume for a year; House leaders reach for work-from-home options
• Tennessee family reunited with dog 54 days after 'violent' tornado destroyed their home
• 52 people who voted in person, worked the polls April 7 tested positive for COVID-19
• Watch local religion programs on FOX6 during COVID-19 pandemic
• 'She wanted to swim:' Browns Lake fishermen rescued woman 'barely treading water' 
• 'I wanted to go help:' Super Bowl champ puts medical degree to work helping in coronavirus fight
• Hillary Clinton endorses Joe Biden for president: 'This is a moment when we need a leader'
• Is it safe to order take-out, delivery during the pandemic?
• Belgians urged to eat fries twice per week, do duty in rescuing nation's potato industry
• MLB reverses ticket policy, clears way for teams to offer refunds for games called-off due to pandemic
• Open Record Special Edition: What are they hiding?
• New Berlin police officer, 1 other injured in 4-vehicle accident near 124th and Cleveland
• Can you help locate 17-year-old Eve Breitrick, missing since Feb. 29?
• Wisconsin's 'dark agency:' Legislative bureau denies public access to email, voting records
• Vladimir Putin extends Russia's coronavirus shutdown to May 11
• NFL to hold 2021 draft in Cleveland from April 29-May 1
• At-home date ideas: Some ways couples can feel like they're getting an escape
• Wisconsin Democratic Party to hold virtual state convention on June 12
• Lotto ticket sold in Jackson County a $10.7 million winner
• Miss Molly's Cafe and Pastry Shop is paying if forward for medical workers
• E-learning tip: How the game of catch is great for bonding
• Vote now! We Energies naming falcon chicks after your favorite things about Wisconsin
• Coronavirus likely to come back each year, Chinese scientists say
• NYC emergency room doctor takes own life, family says
• 'You have to assume the worst:' City, company leaders tight lipped on COVID-19 outbreak at Patrick Cudahy
• Wisconsin DNR to reopen many state parks, forests starting May 1 with 'new safety guidelines'
• UFO video? Pentagon releases footage of 'unidentified aerial phenomena,' but says it's not out of the ordinary
• Every week, little girl looks forward to saying ‘hi’ to UPS delivery man during lockdown
• JetBlue to require customers to wear face coverings
• Grammy-nominated gospel singer Troy Sneed dies from COVID-19 complications
• President Trump urges states to consider opening schools before summer
• 'Erratic driving:' 56-year-old Menomonee Falls man arrested for 4th OWI
• Shoplifters coughing to elude security
• 'Couldn't catch my breath:' Minnesota woman, 40, describes COVID-19 experience in ICU