Site Map March 23, 2020

Years / 2020 / March / 23

• Arizona man died, wife critical after taking fish tank cleaner to prevent coronavirus infection
• Man charged, accused of coughing in Chicago officers' faces, saying he had coronavirus
• 'What are we doing for the elderly?' Vital meals help Holocaust survivors amid coronavirus crisis
• Green Bay Packers establish COVID-19 Community Relief Funds totaling $1.5M
• Italy records smaller increase in virus cases for 2nd day
• $5K reward: FBI seeks men wanted for armed robberies at Madison-area gas stations
• Gov. Evers 'evaluating' making April 7 election mail-only as some call for 'dramatic change'
• North Shore Health Department reports 16 COVID-19 cases; 4 have recovered
• 'Worrying about safety is the role of the adults:' How to talk to your kids about COVID-19
• Malaria drugs' promise for coronavirus spurs hope, shortages
• 'What we live for:' At spring training, Brewers hosted kids who battled back from health struggles
• Alverno College donates nursing supplies to Ascension: 'Just trying to get ahead of it'
• Coronavirus: Kids stuck at home can go on these virtual Disney World rides
• 'Medically unnecessary:' Texas moves to ban most abortions due to virus outbreak
• Milwaukee's streetcar, The Hop, transitioning to temporary reduced schedule
• Wisconsin Supreme Court: No jurors needed until May 22 throughout state due to COVID-19
• DHS: 400+ positive cases of COVID-19, over 7K tested negative
• Salvation Army of Wisconsin, Upper Mighigan accepts donations of 'basic necessities' for those in need
• Dozens of masks stolen from West Virginia hospital amid coronavirus pandemic
• Amid virus, humble toilet paper is suddenly a hot commodity
• ‘A complete zoo:' Santa Monica closes beach parking lots, Malibu issues reminder to deter crowds
• Racine County officials issue lockdown, PPE order for long-term care facilities
• Oak Creek's Eder Flag teams up with Janesville's Monterey Mills to manufacture needed respirator masks
• Family surprises 13-year-old with parade after coronavirus cancels birthday celebration
• 3rd death from coronavirus reported in Milwaukee County, 400+ cases statewide
• City of Racine launches new website to update its residents on COVID-19
• MPD: 20-year-old Milwaukee man shot, wounded near 74th and Capitol
• Gov. Evers orders insurers to assist restaurants offering delivery during COVID-19 pandemic
• 'To keep people home and safe,' deadline extended for vehicle emissions tests in Wisconsin
• 1 dead, 5 injured in Dunn County house fire
• Health officials report 1st positive COVID-19 case in South Milwaukee
• Scout, the golden retriever treated at UW and who starred in a Super Bowl ad, has died
• 'Complex process:' Sojourner helps with filing domestic violence restraining orders online
• 'An unprecedented time:' Company modifies Hartland facility to bring more hand sanitizer to market
• FBI: School closings due to COVID-19 present potential for increased risk of child exploitation
• DOC: Employee at Columbia Correctional Insitution tested positive for COVID-19
• Meghan McCain announces she's pregnant with her 1st child
• Amy Klobuchar says husband hospitalized with coronavirus
• Connecticut company working around the clock to make ventilators for coronavirus patients
• Online posts falsely claim census response will lead to cash
• Open Record Special Edition: We need to talk about testing
• March 23
• Potawatomi postpones several shows at Northern Lights Theater to later date
• Ascension Wisconsin launches drive-through COVID-19 testing sites
• Virus sends a nation of restaurant-goers back to the kitchen
• MSOE School of Nursing donates personal protective equipment through 'Adopt a Hospital' program
• Over 1.5 billion globally asked to stay home to escape virus
• Virginia police investigating after kids cough on produce, post video to social media
• Party not an option, family surprises 92-year-old with birthday parade
• Teacher begins drive-by visits to check in on her students
• How long does coronavirus live on certain surfaces?
• FOX6 Investigators seek to speak with health care workers on front line of coronavirus pandemic
• Mad Science experiments to teach your kids at home
• Wisconsin postpones jury trials amid coronavirus concerns
• DHS: Pandemic measures cut illegal border crossings by half
• Tokyo Olympics seem sure to happen -- but in 2021, not 2020
• Early voting centers close amid coronavirus concerns
• School districts take unplanned plunge into online learning
• Hunt for medical gear to fight virus becomes all-consuming