Site Map March 24, 2020

Years / 2020 / March / 24

• Video: Deer take advantage of low traffic at Michigan intersection
• Thank you signs popping up for first responders, essential services: 'I cannot imagine the stress'
• In COVID-19 economy, trucking industry shoulders added responsibility: 'My guys are heroes'
• Garth Brooks brought to tears during at-home concert on Facebook Live
• Coronavirus claims 2 former college basketball players: 'This situation is very real'
• 'It's serious:' Milwaukee man died from COVID-19 less than 8 hours after hospital admittance
• '1st time I've been out of the house:' Voters cast ballots in drive-through in Richfield amid COVID-19
• 'Start taking this seriously:' Gov. Evers directs DHS to issue 'Safer at Home' order
• Clinical trials begin for drugs that might help treat coronavirus symptoms
• Michigan man locked down in Italy: COVID-19 is ‘not a joke’
• Packers re-sign veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis
• Local efforts underway to create PPE amid lack of supplies: 'We're worried about it'
• Public celebrations for Holy Week, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter are canceled
• Milwaukee health officials target 'mainly the African American community' to stop COVID-19
• Police: Thousands of stolen respirator masks recovered in Oregon; listed for sale on Craigslist
• 'Really concerned:' Church, yet to open its doors, holding food drive for in-need students
• 'Gives them something different to do:' Racine-based nonprofit hosting art contest for kids
• Kenosha County health officials issue reminder on state COVID-19 testing guidelines
• Catching up with the Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brent Suter while MLB is idle
• Dow has best day since 1933 as Congress nears deal on aid
• 'Our hearts go out:' Los Angeles County health officials report COVID-19 death of patient under 18
• List: Consider helping those in need with donation to food pantry, charitable organization
• Milwaukee County requests donations of personal protective equipment for first responders
• List: Consider giving the gift of life at a local blood center
• 'There's no closure:' 90-year-old Texas woman who died from COVID-19 spent final moments alone
• Malaysia's medical glove factories operating at half capacity amid virus
• Wisconsin health leader on COVID-19: Without more restrictions, up to 1K could die in 2 weeks
• 'HONK if you miss Happy Hour:' Oshkosh bar owner does what he can to bring smiles to passersby
• Look familiar? MPD seeking armed robbery, home invasion suspects
• Multiple Tony-winning playwright Terrence McNally dies of coronavirus complications
• Italy tops 69K coronavirus cases, more than 6.8K deaths
• 'Symbol of unity:' Milwaukee buildings shine in red, white, and blue amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Racine County accepting protective equipment donations for first responders
• Largest single day total amid COVID-19: 21K filed for unemployment in Wisconsin Monday
• Milwaukee County supervisors propose free bus service during coronavirus pandemic
• President Trump says he hopes US will be reopened by Easter amid virus
• Milwaukee mayor suggests April 7 election be modified to 'vote by mail'
• 36-year-old fitness instructor with coronavirus urges people to heed safety measures
• Menomonee Falls police seek suspect, vehicle involved in I-41 crash
• On hold: Tokyo Olympics postponed to 2021
• California marijuana sales surge amid COVID-19 business closures
• Open Record Special Edition: Can he do that?
• HHS awards Wisconsin $1M+ to boost COVID-19 response
• North Carolina man describes process of getting COVID-19 test
• Due to COVID-19, all City of Milwaukee playgrounds are now closed
• Food pantries all over the country are doing what they can to help those in need
• 'Short supply:' Waukesha officials collecting donations for fire departments to combat COVID-19
• Greendale Health Department reports positive case of COVID-19
• FOX6 Investigators seek to speak with grocery workers concerned about COVID-19 exposure
• So many businesses had questions about Evers' 'Safer at Home' order, WEDC's site crashed
• ‘It’s insane’: Virus response leads to run on freezers
• Fees waived for all Wisconsin State Parks and trails, but maintain social distancing
• Spanish troops disinfecting nursing homes find bodies among residents
• Social distancing the Wisconsin way: Richfield man shares a beer with his neighbor via RC car
• Loss of taste, smell could be telltale sign of coronavirus
• India's prime minister decrees 21-day lockdown to curb virus
• Stocks surge 7% on building hopes for US virus stimulus
• Pilot spells out 'Stay Home' over Austrian airspace after coronavirus restrictions put in place
• Unable to visit mom in hospice, son worries virus will keep them apart until its too late
• Doctor takes practice on the road to protect elderly patients from COVID-19
• Coronavirus FAQ: Disinfecting your devices and other things you should know
• Pennsylvania man faces charges for deliberately coughing near elderly man who was wearing medical face mask
• Blood donation exempt from 'Safer at Home' order, schedule an appointment today!
• North Carolina man arrested for coronavirus hoax at Walmart
• CVS, Walgreens looking to hire thousands of workers amid COVID-19 outbreak
• DHS: 500+ positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin, over 8K tested negative
• March 24, 2020
• Congress closing in on nearly $2 trillion virus aid package
• 'Rushed to the emergency room:' 5 members of 1 family get COVID-19
• Children's Wisconsin collecting donations of personal protective equipment
• Virus deaths mount in US, Europe; Americans hope for relief
• Homicide investigation: Man found dead inside vehicle on Milwaukee's south side