Site Map April 29, 2020

Years / 2020 / April / 29

• NCAA to allow name, image and likeness compensation for student-athletes
• Many US workers laid off due to COVID-19 might make more money with unemployment benefits
• Milwaukee Brewers offering benefits ticket buyers impacted by delayed season
• 'Car seat was heavy:' Case dismissed against mom accused of leaving baby in car while she shopped
• Riley Kindt, 5-time state qualifier, was poised for big track season at Brookfield East
• 'People were chasing him:' Michigan man faces homicide charges in fatal wrong-way crash on I-94
• 'They don't understand:' Amid COVID-19, 120K+ WI seniors with dementia cut off from family
• Janelle Monáe performs livestreamed concert to support small businesses amid pandemic
• Wisconsin Supreme Court ponders lawsuit against Safer at Home order
• Brett Favre says Aaron Rodgers will finish his NFL career somewhere other than Green Bay
• 'Heart of the community:' Milwaukee Co. officials declare commitment to racial equity and health
• 'Safer at Home is saving lives:' Gov. Evers says 1M+ Wisconsinites support extension
• Kenosha County rolls out drive-thru to aid 'desperate need' for more COVID-19 testing
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• Need a doctor? How to get a house call during a pandemic
• Generous donation leads to surprised customers at Milwaukee grocery store
• As some businesses reopen, Wauwatosa groomer reports, 'We're booked into the middle of June'
• Wisconsin Supreme Court justice reinstates himself in voter purge case
• 'Unhappy' with service: Woman pepper sprays employees at Potbelly Sandwich Shop in Mount Pleasant
• 503 Patrick Cudahy workers tested for COVID-19; 33 confirmed cases in city
• Have you seen them? Menomonee Falls police seek suspects in Home Depot theft
• President Trump says he won't extend social distancing guidelines
• MADACC announces drive-through pet food pantry for those in need of cat food, litter, dog food
• Fed signals it will likely hold rates near zero for months to support economy through 'challenging time'
• More than $290M in unemployment benefits disbursed in Wisconsin since March 15
• Mayfair Mall offering curbside pickup from select retailers, restaurants
• UW-Madison orders furloughs through October
• Alcohol to-go could become permanent in Texas after pandemic ends, governor says
• Wisconsin to provide temporary food benefits for children missing school meals
• California prosecutors warn of release of 7 'high risk' sex offenders, some who served 'just days'
• 5-year-old recreates art class with stuffed-animal students during COVID-19 school closure
• Golfer Jerry Kelly on COVID-19: 'Never thought we would have another 9/11-type feel about life'
• Doctor shows how COVID-19 affects the lungs of severely sick patients
• Woman, 101, has survived Spanish flu pandemic, cancer and coronavirus, family says
• Goodell reduces salary to $0, NFL workers taking pay cuts
• Republicans praise Gov. Evers' 5% cut in state spending, call for more
• SBA: Small businesses move to head of loan application line
• #ThankYouHeroes: Mattel unveils new collection of toys honoring front line workers of COVID-19
• Chicago hospital successfully treats struggling COVID-19 patient with plasma from virus survivor
• State adopts emergency rule prohibiting late fees on rentals
• Open Record Special Edition: The bailout that went bust
• Sheboygan fire officials: 1 person dead after house fire near 9th and Ashland
• DATCP to survey for gypsy moth in 47 counties: 'Used to plan for next year’s spray treatment'
• Company says drug proved effective against coronavirus in US study
• Baby can't stop laughing at playful Labradoodle
• Ticket brokers struggling to refund fans for some of the $3.5 billion spent on concerts this year
• 'Need the people:' Local manufacturer seeking 20 seamstresses to help produce protective equipment
• NFL renews Thursday night streaming deal with Amazon
• 'The Half of It' is a high school love story with a twist, Gino talks with the writer, director
• Bucks sell 'Undivided' T-shirt, proceeds help part-time employees from Fiserv Forum now out of work
• E-learning tip: Sort a simple deck of playing cards by number, color, suit
• $100K grant allows IMPACT 211 crisis contact center to increase staff to better serve public
• Milwaukee brands team up to demonstrate city unity: 'We need all the hope and pride we can get'
• Warmer temps to move in this weekend, highs in mid-60s expected in SE Wisconsin
• Make-A-Wish launches 'Wishes Need Stars Like You' on 40th anniversary
• Mayor Barrett urges residents to wear denim April 29, show support for victims of sexual assault
• Pandemic brings fortunes to Amazon - and headaches too
• FunDeco is using equipment to create products that the kids will love
• Craving Mexican food? See how to make tacos in a cup
• Audit: Wisconsin lottery sales rose 7% last fiscal year
• If the stress of the coronavirus isn't making your hair go gray? What you can do at home
• Record-breaking Arctic ozone hole closed itself up, and it may have nothing to do with lockdowns
• 'Virtually support one another:' City of Racine launches #StaySafeRacine campaign
• 1 shot, wounded near High Street and Northwestern Avenue in Racine, no arrests made
• Driver strikes New Berlin squad, 2 other vehicles near 124th and Cleveland
• Flood concerns grow as end of April gives SE Wisconsin some much needed rain
• US economy shrank at 4.8% rate last quarter as virus struck, worst showing since 2008
• Irrfan Khan, star of ‘Slumdog Millionaire,’ ‘Life of Pi,’ dead at 53
• 'Crossed the center line:' 1 dead, 1 injured following crash in Town of Waukesha
• Adventurous penguin meets Oregon Zoo otters
• Massive alligator crosses through middle of Florida intersection
• Some businesses in Wisconsin reopen for 1st time in over a month: 'There will be an end to this'