Site Map March 27, 2020

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• 'Thinking of you:' Residents of Wisconsin Veterans Home at King miss family, friends
• 'Try and plan it out:' CDC offers tips to be safe from COVID-19 when you shop for groceries
• 'Be a hero, stay home:' Milwaukee aldermen urge residents to take 'Safer at Home' order seriously
• El Rey donates hand sanitizer to MPD, food to community organization
• 'I love it:' Olympic swimmer journeys from Pennsylvania to Wisconsin for training
• 'It was touching my heart:' Brookfield barber donates hundreds of gloves to Milwaukee VA
• Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office says COVID-19 response 'a team approach'
• Gov. Evers issues order to expedite expansion, enhance efficiency of healthcare workforce
• President Trump seeks to force General Motors to produce ventilators
• Milwaukee to launch drive-up early voting on Saturday, March 28
• March 27
• President Trump signs $2.2T stimulus after swift congressional votes
• 'Unfortunate decision:' Burlington's ChocolateFest set for Memorial Day weekend is canceled
• Salvation Army sets up drive-thru outside hospital, hands out meals to health care workers
• Milwaukee police are looking for missing girl; 12-year-old Yesenia Ruiz-Guzman
• Gov. Tony Evers asks lawmakers to modify election statutes
• Associated Bank commits $300K to COVID-19 relief in Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota
• Powerball makes changes to starting jackpot amount, minimum jackpot roll increases
• We Energies: Peregrine falcons lay 6 eggs at 4 nest sites in SE Wisconsin
• Racine County Sheriff's Office, volunteers make 2K+ masks for those battling COVID-19
• Kristen Bell hosts Nick pandemic special for kids, families
• Salon owner gives tips on how to maintain beauty routine while stuck at home
• Wisconsin creates personal protective equipment (PPE) donation/buyback program
• For seniors, isolation changes life in varied, nuanced ways
• Wisconsin Department of Revenue announces relief measures for small businesses
• Severe weather expected Saturday across Northern Illinois, parts of Southern Wisconsin
• Milwaukee's black community hit hard by coronavirus
• Open Record Special Edition: The COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Gov. Evers suspends evictions, foreclosures during public health emergency
• Deputies: Teen wrestling champ stops kidnapping of children in New Mexico
• Ocean Connections takes their expertise to the web during the coronavirus pandemic
• AP sources: MLBers keep service time in deal; draft may trim
• Driver taken into custody for OWI after striking MPD squad, 2 officers sustain minor injuries
• Medical examiner investigates death of 2-week-old child near 29th and Kilbourn
• Free doggy daycare for healthcare workers, 1st responders in Menomonee Falls, Brookfield area
• LIST: Businesses giving free stuff to first responders, medical professionals
• ‘Baby Shark' Challenge: Wash your hands, doo doo doo doo doo
• 'We are so grateful:' Companies, organizations contribute to COVID-19 Urgent Needs Fund
• 'Precautionary measure:' Meijer temporarily stops accepting returns amid COVID-19 outbreak
• Kenosha police arrest 50-year-old man accused of selling heroin that also contained fentanyl
• Texas Roadhouse CEO foregoes salary for 1 year to pay workers amid coronavirus
• Actress Evangeline Lilly getting backlash for ignoring advice on social distancing
• There's a food drive in Watertown originated out of one of area's oldest businesses
• 'Virus knows no borders:' Milwaukee mayor urges caution with language used to describe COVID-19
• Milwaukee DPW suspends curbside brush collection due to COVID-19, brush accepted at drop off centers
• Accused drunk driver also charged with violating Indiana’s stay-at-home order
• Georgia Aquarium welcomes shelter puppies while it’s closed
• 2 Dane County jail inmates test positive for COVID-19, results pending for 6 others
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus
• Pedestrian bridge falls onto Detroit freeway after collision
• Attention drivers: This upcoming construction could impact your commute
• Future Forecaster Flashback: See how 12-year-old Tyler is doing
• 900+ positive cases of COVID-19 reported in Wisconsin, 13K+ tested negative
• Cities pressure federal judge to postpone April election; Milwaukee adds absentee ballot drop-off sites
• March 27, 2020
• House plan on $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief bill hits last-minute snag
• Meghan Markle to narrate Disney nature film in first post-royal job
• Amid coronavirus pandemic, man's note to hospital staff who saved wife goes viral
• Blood tests could determine a person's immunity to further COVID-19 problems
• Florida man warns others after fake COVID-19 relief check arrives in mail
• Are gun shops ‘essential’ businesses during a pandemic?
• US now leads world in number of confirmed coronavirus cases