Site Map May 26, 2020

Years / 2020 / May / 26

• Walt Disney World presenting plans for reopening parks
• Look familiar? MPD seeking suspect wanted for theft near 51st and Capitol
• Parking lot cinema: Marcus Theatres opens drive-in movie experience at Majestic in Brookfield
• Some say MKE should push for 2024 DNC; Biden says 'hopefully you're not going to need a rain check'
• Police: Woman hurt when shots were fired after she was forced into vehicle near 24th and Auer
• Whitefish Bay senior Carl Youel a leader on the track, in the pool
• Cudahy powerlifter, soccer player Miranda Odwazny to begin work on nursing degree
• Players call MLB economic proposal 'extremely disappointing'
• Advocate Aurora Health teams up with 2 companies to expand domestic PPE production
• Racine opens with restrictions, some business owners say limitations may prevent recovery
• Tulsa police: Video shows missing siblings, ages 2, 3, 'disappeared into creek,' mother arrested
• COVID-19 testing at Midtown Center paused due to data issues; 9 north side test sites available
• Most Medicare enrollees could get insulin for $35 a month, President Trump announces
• 'Space Force' delivers laughs, all-star cast to Netflix viewers
• UW-Madison researchers studying relationship between immune response to COVID-19, vitamin D
• Gino chats with 'Space Force' writer, producer and director Greg Daniels
• Attanasio on resuming Brewers, MLB season: 'This will be the ultimate collaborative effort'
• Prosecutors: Milwaukee man kidnapped 15-year-old girl, sexually assaulted her at hotel
• Recognize him? MPD seeks man who robbed Walgreens near Oakland and Locust
• Milwaukee police: 13 shot, wounded over Memorial Day holiday weekend; 2 killed
• Education Secretary Betsy DeVos defends policy boosting virus aid for private schools
• MPD seeks public's help identifying, locating suspect in hit-and-run that injured 6-year-old
• Preliminary study finds injury to placenta in pregnant women with COVID-19
• Kentucky couple killed in crash moments after watching son graduate
• Police: Boston man burned American flag, threw it on police vehicle, spat on officer
• Police: 2 skateboarders, age 12, struck by separate vehicles near 54th and Center
• FBI joins 3-state manhunt for UConn student wanted in string of slayings, home invasion and kidnapping
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• Shocking surveillance video reportedly shows Miami mom shoving 9-year-old son into canal
• MCTS to resume bus fare collection, front door boarding on June 1
• Chicago sees deadliest Memorial Day weekend in years: 10 fatally shot, 38 wounded
• Sheila Briggs launches run for Wisconsin state superintendent
• Police: 32-year-old man died from injuries after shooting near 21st and Meinecke
• Generac hosting job fair at Whitewater facility to fill 150 positions
• Rome Colosseum to open after 3-month coronavirus shutdown
• Aide of Vice President Mike Pence who had COVID-19 returns to work
• Georgia Aquarium announces birth of baby beluga whale
• Joe Biden campaign names national voter protection director
• Miami Dolphins owner: There definitely will be an NFL season
• Open Record Special Edition: Alternate care facilities
• Milwaukee police: 33-year-old man shot, wounded near 35th and Wright
• Consumer confidence up slightly but remains near 6-year low
• Brew City Brand releases T-shirt, urges shoppers to support local
• Wisconsin Supreme Court justices allow lower courts to resume with virus controls
• 2 injured when house explodes in Janesville, tenant had smelled gas
• Grebe's Bakery: Pleasing palates with homemade bakery for more than 80 years
• EatStreet delivery now live in Kenosha, kicks off with free delivery from Kwik Trip
• Franklin Beer Garden at Croatian Park set to open June 4 with free beer
• Spain declares 10-day mourning period, pay tribute to nearly 27K deaths from COVID-19
• The bell rings again; NYSE opens but under new rules
• Germany: Father convicted of murdering 2 young children
• Famed author of 'Game of Thrones' joins group to buy historic railway
• May 26
• "Don’t become a victim:' Kenosha police warn of fake gold scam
• World Health Organization warns 1st wave of pandemic not over; dampens hopes
• Stormy weather puts damper on SpaceX's 1st astronaut launch set for Wednesday
• Decision on whether Wisconsin State Fair will go on as planned could come soon
• 'Good to be back:' Some Milwaukee Public Schools staff members return to work amid pandemic
• Bethlehem Nativity Church reopens after coronavirus closure