Site Map June 30, 2020

Years / 2020 / June / 30

• Protester hit by Iowa governor's SUV sure it was intentional
• President Trump: Washington Square Arch vandals should face federal charges
• Another round of Saharan dust reaches the US after 1st huge plume dissipates
• 'Hard work can pay off:' Cousins Subs Make It Better Foundation scholarship benefits Slinger, Kenosha athletes
• AT&T waives internet overage charges through September as COVID-19 cases surge in US
• Chad Daybell predicted wife's death 3 years before it happened, former friend tells Nancy Grace
• CDC official says United States has ‘way too much virus’ to contain
• YouTube TV raises price to $64.99 per month
• 'Ready to come home:' Milwaukee man hospitalized for 97 days with COVID-19 finally released
• Target is coming to Bayshore as new 'anchor tenant,' will feature 2-story shopping experience
• Milwaukee alderman 'not convinced' there will be any in-person DNC events after Fiserv Forum split
• With a pen stroke, Mississippi drops Confederate-themed flag
• Partial human remains found during search for missing Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen
• 'The need is so great:' Construction begins on new Kathy’s House in Wauwatosa
• Doctor demonstrates how face mask blocks respiratory droplets from spreading
• Minor League Baseball season canceled following MLB decision, league announces
• Racine reveals dates for community conversations on police reforms
• Carthage College announces plans to blend in-person, online instruction for fall semester
• Police share video of 'multiple suspects' wanted for removing property from home near 40th and Lloyd
• 28,715 test positive for COVID-19 in Wisconsin; 786 deaths, 22K+ recovered
• Waukesha to host 4th of July 'reverse parade' near Cutler Park on Saturday
• Judge grants bond to former Atlanta officer charged in killing of Rayshard Brooks
• Pope Francis urges US Catholic media to work to overcome 'disease' of racism
• Have you seen him? Milwaukee police seek suspect in shooting near 35th and Juneau
• Milwaukee alderwoman to introduce ordinance that would require masks be worn in public
• Joe Biden: President Trump has a 'lot to answer for' on Russian bounties
• Reward doubled for information leading to arrest(s) in Madison hate crime investigation
• Open Record Special Edition: One-on-one with MPD Chief Morales
• Watch: Encore presentation of lakefront fireworks to air Friday, July 3 on FOX6
• Milwaukee mayor to host COVID-19 webinars on summer youth activities, home repair practices
• Florida school district to spend $4 million on installing transparent screens in classrooms
• Mayor Barrett commits resources to address housing, employment, COVID-19 mitigation efforts
• Fauci: US could reach 100,000 new coronavirus cases a day 'if this does not turn around'
• Spirit Halloween squashes closure rumors, says it will return despite COVID-19 pandemic
• Racine County sheriff's deputies rescue man from cliff
• Walmart to stop selling 'All Lives Matter' merchandise
• Officials: Fireworks are illegal in Milwaukee County, violators could face $200 citation
• Racine's Salmon-A-Rama fishing contest is on for 2020, festival is canceled
• Arson investigation: 4 dogs killed after fire damages 2 homes in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin State Park group camping for 50 people or less starts July 13
• Brewers Team Store at Miller Park set to reopen on Tuesday, June 30
• FDA head offers guidelines for vaccine to Senate: 'We will not cut corners in our decision-making'
• Over 6,000 new Florida coronavirus cases Tuesday as total tops 150,000; 58 more deaths reported
• Carl Reiner, beloved creator of 'Dick Van Dyke Show,' dies
• California Democrats in support of renaming John Wayne Airport argue actor would not have defended Floyd
• $6.1M in FAA infrastructure grants awarded to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport
• Gino talks with the stars of 'Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga'
• Doorbell camera catches parking lot birth in Florida
• Fight continues over removing Florida’s oldest Civil War monument in St. Augustine
• Milwaukee police: 17-year-old reported missing located and safe
• EU reopens its borders to 14 nations but not to US tourists
• Technology is allowing us to do more virtually then ever before, golf is on that list
• No bake dessert: Check out this recipe for cheesecake stuffed strawberries
• Say cheese! It's National Dairy Month
• Jury to decide if teen who killed grandparents mentally ill
• Taco Bell tries to juice app downloads with free chalupa deal
• Chicago to deploy 1,200 additional police officers over concerns of violent July 4 weekend
• Woman gored by bison at Yellowstone National Park after getting within 10 feet to take photos
• How risky is flying during the coronavirus pandemic?
• Little Caesars customers discover pizza with swastika made out of pepperoni, employees involved fired
• Community activist Vaun Mayes released from Milwaukee Co. Jail, case being reviewed
• 70+ Milwaukee businesses call on mayor, council president to require masks in public spaces
• London officers charged with posing for selfies with sisters who were murdered
• Police: 3 shot, including 14-year-old boy, in separate incidents in Milwaukee