Site Map May 22, 2020

Years / 2020 / May / 22

• Residents at Racine care facility get early Memorial Day celebration
• Police: Remains identified in Long Island serial killer case
• Residents, businesses sue dam operator over ruinous Michigan flooding
• Universal Orlando to begin phased reopening June 5
• Mexico finds a kilo of meth hidden in wheel of cheese
• Michigan governor extends stay-at-home order through June 12
• Cudahy all-around athlete Charles Zelensky ready for future as an EMT
• Marquette golfer Jack Lutze ready to tee up life at UW and study business
• Mexican Fiesta canceled amid concerns for coronavirus
• Spokesperson: CNN pulls out of renting Turner Hall for broadcast during 2020 DNC
• 'Difficult decision:' Milwaukee County Parks pools to remain closed this summer due to COVID-19
• 'Informed but difficult decisions:' Officials unveil 'Forward Racine' guide for reopening businesses
• 'He means everything:' Father battling cancer celebrates daughter's graduation with special ceremony
• CDC warns of COVID-19 spread in group gatherings after 2 people infect dozens at church
• Pandemic economy a 'brutal time' for restaurants as costs rise, sales drop
• Police continue to search for Kenosha man missing since May 17
• Best online video game subscriptions to keep busy
• Bel Canto Chorus goes virtual with tribute to WWI: 'Token of our commitment to make music'
• Stores reopen after businesses get the green light in suburban Milwaukee County
• DA: Long Island man confesses to fatally stabbing dad during Zoom call
• Poll: President Trump's approval rating remains steady during pandemic
• Large study casts more doubt on use of malaria drug for coronavirus
• Shorewood's Hubbard Park opens beer garden, 1st of the season in the Milwaukee area
• President Trump deems churches 'essential,' calls for them to reopen
• Missouri woman who kept husband in freezer sues for return of body
• FBI director orders internal review of Flynn investigation
• 6-year-old South Carolina boy reels in sunken safe, helps break robbery case open
• Veteran's etchings from 1924 found in historic Milwaukee Soldiers Home tower
• Radiothon hosted by Bucks' Pat Connaughton raises $205K+ for COVID-19 relief
• Tech privacy firm warns contact tracing app violates policy
• Milwaukee Admirals' Karl Taylor named AHL coach of the year
• Little Richard statue to be erected outside childhood home in Georgia
• Future Forecaster Flashback: See how Benji is doing
• Loughlin, Giannulli plead in college scam but await fate
• Man charged in hit-and-run near Sherman and Congress that killed 58-year-old woman
• 'Extensive damage:' About 50 buildings on west side of Milwaukee River are without steam service
• Mount Rushmore, its facilities, restaurants to open Saturday, 3 weeks earlier than planned
• Open Record Special Edition: Questionable diagnosis
• Wisconsin DNR: State parks to resume hours, bathrooms open next month
• Minnesota State Fair canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic
• Jerry Sloan, Jazz great and Hall of Fame coach, dies at 78
• Coronavirus pandemic claims another victim: Robocalls
• Police: Boy found dead hours after mom said he was abducted
• Gino spoke with director, lead actress of the film 'Military Wives'
• Checking in with Cassandra McShepard
• "Minimize public interaction:' New DMV online license renewal program available for drivers ages 18 to 64
• Harley-Davidson begins 'planned phased approach' to resume building motorcycles
• Safari Lake Geneva is shaking things up as it opens for the season
• Making a difference: 13-year-old Andres Mehta gives details on auction he's hosting
• May 22
• 35 percent of coronavirus patients could be asymptomatic, CDC says
• Storm producing hurricane force winds hammers Ireland and Scotland
• Beachgoers have rare encounter with 800-pound leatherback sea turtle nesting during daylight hours
• Crayola launches 24 skin tone crayons for inclusivity
• Pakistan plane with 98 on board crashes near Karachi
• NASA, SpaceX bringing astronaut launches back to home turf
• Memorial Day weekend arrives with warmer temperatures and thunderstorms
• Attention drivers: A look at the upcoming construction that could impact your commute
• May 22, 2020
• Routine cancer screenings have been put on hold due to COVID-19, until now
• BBB warns businesses to watch for fraudulent online purchases: 'Scammers still find ways to steal'
• 'We’re sanitizing:' Businesses in Milwaukee Co. allowed to reopen to customers
• Massachusetts mother who beat coronavirus meets baby one month after giving birth
• 100-year-old World War II veteran from Virginia coronavirus-free after 58 days in the hospital