Site Map March 31, 2020

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• USS Theodore Roosevelt commander: Crew needs to be isolated after 200 positive coronavirus tests
• 'Family was everything:' Illinois couple died hours apart after COVID-19 diagnoses
• Kenosha-based Jockey donates 'critically needed' PPE on national, local level in fight against COVID-19
• 2 Appleton police officers injured in knife attack outside department
• As Jews prepare for Passover, Lubavitch of Wisconsin offers do-it-at-home resources
• As Milwaukee mayor seeks PPE from FEMA, Army Corps of Engineers scouts sites for field hospitals
• Yoga studio offering virtual classes amid the coronavirus pandemic
• 'DOC must release them:' Rally held at Milwaukee detention facility; 2 staffers positive for COVID-19
• Concern grows over counting absentee ballots for April 7 election
• 'More prevalent than ever:' BBB warns of scams, fraudulent activity during COVID-19 pandemic
• 'Helping the people that are helping us:' Racine rallies to make PPE for first responders, health care workers
• 'These are new circumstances:' Amid lockdown at Waukesha County Huber facility, many inmates released
• Wauwatosa company sews inspirational flags as 'symbol of camaraderie' amid isolation
• President Trump, other lawmakers call for release of low-risk inmates to protect them from COVID-19
• 'Can be intimidating:' Milwaukee County first responders wear head-to-toe gear amid COVID-19 threat
• Elton John-led concert raises $8M for coronavirus relief; Rihanna ups aid
• Medical examiner: Body of missing UWM student Sean Baek pulled from Milwaukee River
• Milwaukee County leads in COVID-19 deaths as governor requests emergency declaration
• Mitchell Airport parking employee who works in baggage claim tested positive for COVID-19
• Coronavirus droplets could travel 27 feet, warns MIT researcher
• Biden endorses MPS, Racine school referendums
• Minnesota teacher forms 'Shield Squad' of 3D printer owners to make face shields for health care workers
• 85-year-old Pewaukee woman dies from complications of COVID-19
• 'Be proactive:' A guide to surviving financially as bills come due during pandemic
• Police: 2 suspects arrested in fatal shooting of Kenosha man
• Gov. Evers: Super 8 hotel in Milwaukee among 2 'isolation facilities' amid COVID-19 concerns
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• 'Food and beer to go:' Lakefront Brewery brings back fish fry as an online-ordered grab-n-go
• NASCAR's Joey Logano sets up $1M coronavirus recovery fund
• Walmart announces temperature checks for associates, new social distancing guidelines
• Sheriff: Florida mother shot burglar who entered home because 'dinosaurs were chasing him'
• Remote learning poses hurdles, 'lots of barriers' for students with disabilities
• Marriott says new data breach affects 5.2 million guests
• UW-Madison police investigate double homicide at arboretum
• No Polish Fest this June due to COVID-19 concerns, alternative dates being discussed
• Open Record Special Edition: Nurses get brutally honest
• NFL clubs approve expansion of postseason beginning with upcoming season
• Coronavirus stimulus cash: Don’t wait for your check in the mail
• US death toll from the coronavirus eclipses China's official count
• Festa Italiana 2020 will be canceled, set to return 'bigger and better' in 2021
• Country music icon Ray Benson says he’s been diagnosed with coronavirus
• Convicted sex offender released in Waukesha, he'll live on E. Main Street
• Why wearing gloves at grocery store is not necessarily a good idea: doctor
• 1 arrested after shot fired in Madison hospital, no one hurt
• 72-year-old Milwaukee man dies from complications of COVID-19
• 1st coronavirus death of a person under 18 in NYC
• Share with FOX6 Blitz your creative ways to stay active
• Tourism-dependent counties in Wisconsin hard hit by coronavirus
• Early Learning Center at Alverno College opening doors for children of health care workers, first responders
• Can coronavirus infect you through your eyes?
• Viral photos show health care workers on plane, en route to New York to help in coronavirus fight
• Coronavirus could be airborne, study suggests
• Kenosha officials: Beware of scams related to the coronavirus pandemic
• E-learning tip: How to identify screen time that is high-quality and engaging
• 'Link the landscape to people:' A look at the beautiful scenery at Mequon Nature Preserve
• 'The Last Dance' look at Michael Jordan's last title starts April 19
• LA judge issues order for release of migrant kids in ICE custody due to coronavirus
• Over 800 Chicago police officers, employees call out sick in 1 day
• Royal no more: Harry and Meghan start uncertain new chapter
• Submit a church, synagogue, etc. that is offering online services during COVID-19 pandemic
• Brooklyn man who wooed woman via drone takes her on a date amid coronavirus pandemic, wears protective bubble
• NYC hospitals using refrigerated trucks as temporary morgues
• Extroverts (and introverts, too) face quarantine challenges
• 'Always lock your vehicle:' Bayside police recover unoccupied stolen vehicle
• Sheriff: Man coughs on Florida deputy, claims he has COVID-19
• UW-Madison expects to lose $100 million due to coronavirus pandemic
• ‘We’re going to find you and prosecute you:' Lawmakers look to protect elders from coronavirus scams
• Combating coronavirus: More doctors turning to telehealth in midst of pandemic
• Spain hit by record virus deaths; NY demands reinforcements
• Minneapolis uses 'Tiger King' to demonstrate social distancing guidelines
• Lake Geneva man taken into custody for OWI, drug paraphernalia and loaded gun found in vehicle
• Report: Texas company looking to dock stimulus money from paychecks, relieve their payroll