Site Map March 19, 2020

Years / 2020 / March / 19

• Kohl’s announces temporary closure of stores nationwide; Credit Center employee has COVID-19
• Packers Tailgate Tour canceled, donations planned for nonprofits
• New Orleans Saints Coach Sean Payton tested positive for COVID-19: '4 more days at home'
• TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, Sierra, Winners, Homesense, TK Maxx closing globally amid COVID-19
• 'Be inclusive:' State Sen. Lena Taylor shares vision for Milwaukee amid run for mayor
• Pennsylvania governor orders non-life-sustaining businesses to close by 8 p.m. Thursday
• DWD: 29,300 unemployment applications submitted in Wisconsin in 4 days
• Military families face challenges amid coronavirus pandemic
• 'It's hard to breathe:' Snap-on worker worries he has COVID-19 after case confirmed at plant
• 'Thanks-A-Lot Thursday:' Blood donors leave with Girl Scout cookies as supply nears 'crisis phase'
• DHS: 157 positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin; 2,192 negative
• 'Give a smile instead of a hug:' Social distancing presents challenge to funeral-goers
• Packers, safety Will Redmond agree to terms on contract
• Los Angeles to convert rec centers into homeless shelters in bid to slow coronavirus spread
• 'Look for the helpers:' Don's Diner becomes grocery and liquor store amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Messmer Saint Mary Elementary School employee tested positive for COVID-19
• Milwaukee DPW suspends timed, metered, night parking restrictions amid COVID-19
• Employee of Milwaukee Co. Election Commission tests positive for COVID-19; 64 cases reported in county
• 'Need to be there:' Whitefish Bay community raising money for crossing guards during school closure
• 'We have to reconnect:' Experts offer tips of fighting coronavirus fears
• The safest way to eat a salad
• 2 more positive cases of COVID-19 in Racine; likely exposed through community interaction
• Individual present at Milwaukee's Northwestern Mutual campus tested positive for COVID-19
• Here's how you can watch every Green Bay Packers game from 2009-19 for free
• US warns Americans against all overseas travel
• 'He suffered a lot:' California man who died from COVID-19 visited Disney World, Universal Studios
• GospelFest at Fiserv Forum postponed due to coronavirus circumstances
• Carnival offers cruise ships as floating hospitals amid coronavirus pandemic
• California restaurant converts to general store amid coronavirus pandemic
• FOX6 Investigators seek to speak with person who has gone through COVID-19 testing process
• Family of 1st person to die from COVID-19 in Los Angeles County can’t get tested
• Conan O'Brien to return to air, with an iPhone from home
• Family of 4 could get $3K under virus relief plan, treasury secretary says
• 1st dog to test positive for coronavirus dies in Hong Kong
• 'Just not fair:' Celebrities get coronavirus tests, raising concerns of inequality
• Open Record Special Edition: The economic impact of COVID-19
• Wisconsin absentee ballots break record amid virus outbreak
• Opening day for Jazz on the Park 2020 pushed back a week to June 4
• COVID-19: Italian death toll overtakes China's as virus spreads
• Pres. Trump says 'we're looking at drugs already approved for other indications' for COVID-19
• Volunteer Wisconsin connects volunteers to those in self-quarantine or in need of services
• $10 toilet paper? Coronavirus gouging complaints surge in US
• 2 positive cases of COVID-19 in Racine, 'likely exposed through community interactions'
• Help requested in search for 16-year-old Milwaukee girl, missing since March 12
• 'Uncharted waters:' Kentucky gas station 1st in the nation to sell at 99 cents/gallon
• Wall Street see-saws up and down as volatility retains grip
• Professionals address mental health impact amid COVID-19 pandemic
• 1st case of COVID-19 confirmed in Greenfield; 'likely exposed while traveling'
• Wisconsin DWD officials outline how to apply for unemployment benefits online
• US mortgage rates climb this week; 30-year loan at 3.65%
• Caught on camera: 2 men on the run after robbing customers at taco stand
• Pick ‘n Save, Metro Market to offer designated shopping hours for seniors amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Virus-shocked Hollywood gets break with streaming services
• Hallmark Channel to air Christmas movie marathon as more people self-quarantine
• Customer leaves server $1,000 tip: 'I froze like a statue'
• Toilet paper being stolen from rest stops in Nebraska, officials forced to restrict access
• REM’s Michael Stipe says it’s end of the world as we know it, but he feels fine
• How long will Americans be fighting the coronavirus?
• 10 apps to help you deal with stress and anxiety during COVID-19 outbreak
• Funeral homes adapting to coronavirus emergency with ‘virtual funerals’
• Flame arrival faces rising tension Tokyo Olympics be delayed
• Jobless claims jump by 70,000 as virus starts to take hold
• Florida pizza shop offering free slices to kids while schools are closed
• Uptown Art in Sussex is making art survival kits to keep kids busy while out of school
• TMZ: What Ellen and other famous figures are doing during self-distancing
• Coronavirus epicenter of Wuhan, China reports no new 'homegrown' cases
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• Florida COVID-19 patient fully recovers from virus, shares journey
• Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden, who circled moon, dies at 88
• Can't find toilet paper in your local store? This bakery has more than just a square to spare
• Fire causes 'extensive damage' to Fond du Lac duplex, cause under investigation
• H-D suspends US production due to COVID-19; Menomonee Falls employee positive