Site Map August 5, 2020

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• 12 residents, 3 staffers at Wisconsin Veterans Home at Union Grove test positive for COVID-19
• Man proposes to girlfriend with candles, burns down their apartment
• Complaint: Racine man who hosted party at foreclosed home said he 'became the rightful owner'
• Noah's Ark Waterpark closed for the season due to COVID-19 concerns
• Negligence probed in deadly Beirut blast amid public anger
• CDC warns 2020 could be peak year for polio-like virus that is affecting mostly children
• 'Bit of a surprise:' Businesses hurt by COVID-19 hoped to bounce back during DNC, now essentially virtual
• JetBlue says it will continue to block middle seats through mid-October as COVID-19 precaution
• 'There is nothing left:' Milwaukee woman with ties to Beirut shares details of devastating explosion
• Watch: President Trump holds a press briefing at the White House
• Meth lab found at San Francisco hotel room used as city COVID-19 shelter
• 'Help save lives:' Honoring Waukesha teen who died of undiagnosed heart condition, 200 kids get EKG tests
• FBI raids YouTube star Jake Paul's home in Calabasas
• 'Back the Blue' mural in Tampa vandalized by 2 separate people, city says
• Men arrested for illegal use of gill net to catch baby dolphin, redfish, snook, and bonnethead sharks
• Officials: 'Cluster of new COVID-19 cases tied to graduation parties' in Mequon/Thiensville
• Bubble ballers: No players confirmed positive for COVID-19, NBA says
• Perseids, the best meteor shower of the year, will peak next week — here’s how to watch
• DHS: 56K+ positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin, 970 deaths, 46K+ recovered, 944K+ negative
• Suburban woman found with 28 dead cats faces animal cruelty charges: police
• Marquette to reopen campus with hybrid learning, limited residency in fall
• Video captures moment of massive Beirut explosion as bride poses for photographs
• Wisconsin National Guard members will again serve as poll workers for Aug. 11 primary
• Police: Milwaukee man charged, admits to killing woman, hiding body in garbage
• DA: No charges in officer-involved death of Kevan Ruffin Jr. in Sheboygan, use of force justified
• NIH seeks COVID-19 patient volunteers to test safety, longevity of synthetic antibody treatment
• Virgin Atlantic files for bankruptcy protection in U.S.
• Trump considering giving convention speech from White House
• Beirut blast devastation seen in new satellite images
• Biden on cognitive test: 'Why the hell would I take a test?'
• US officials dispute Trump's claim that Beirut blast was attack
• 'Will I ever get justice': Rayshard Brooks' widow condemns ex-officer for going to Florida
• ‘Button Project’ allows children to see the smiling faces behind the masks at children’s hospitals
• Federal judge questions if virus warrants changes to Wisconsin election
• 'Sense of desperation:' COVID-19 testing drops in US; deaths rise by 1K+ daily
• Kayaker drowns near Deland Park in Sheboygan, accident under investigation
• Woman kicked off flight for 'offensive' mask — here's what it said
• Japanese company’s ‘smart’ face mask translates wearer’s speech into 8 different languages
• Over 200 protests held nationwide as nurses demand better protection amid the COVID-19 pandemic
• Isaias leaves at least 8 dead and millions without power as it rips through East Coast
• Hearing for accused teen Twitter hacker interrupted by pornography
• Google Doodle tells users to ‘wear a mask, save lives’ in public service announcement
• Joe Biden, convention speakers won't travel to Milwaukee for 2020 DNC due to COVID-19 concerns
• Trump sues Nevada over mail-in voting, one day after encouraging Floridians to vote by mail
• Cruise lines suspend operations until at least Oct. 31 amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Ex-officer charged in death of Rayshard Brooks sues Atlanta mayor, city over firing
• What is one thing she is horrible at? Getting to know Suzanne Spencer with a round of trivia
• Tips for keeping your skin healthy, preventing breakouts while wearing face masks
• Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively apologize for something they did back in 2012
• Planned jet could fly from NYC to London in 90 minutes
• The August edition of MKE Lifestyle Magazine is out -- and it's the "best of Milwaukee" issue
• Big Ten football season set to begin on Labor Day weekend
• Watering is an important part of having a garden. But how do you know what's too much or too little?
• Quick, easy, delicious: A summer slaw recipe with Door County dried cherries
• 35th anniversary of Sprecher Brewery: To celebrate, they're holding the Great Sprecher Root Beer Floatilla
• Sorry, boomers: millennials and younger generations are new US majority
• University of Connecticut first FBS team to cancel 2020 football season
• Progress slow as urgency grows on virus relief legislation
• Can you get the coronavirus from secondhand smoke?
• Ellen DeGeneres' show hits new series low ratings amid reports of toxic work environment
• 5 juniors from California to Texas named National Student Poets
• Double homicide conviction upheld for Naperville woman who killed 2 children, 2 dogs
• Police: 2 men hurt, 1 seriously in shooting near 24th Place and Vine in Milwaukee
• Trump says generals feel Beirut blast was likely an 'attack'
• Clorox wipes won't be fully stocked in stores until 2021, CEO says
• 'You now have coronavirus': Pinellas County man spits on child in restaurant, police say