Site Map May 27, 2020

Years / 2020 / May / 27

• Boy Scouts gather on Zoom for virtual campfire, s’mores session amid COVID-19 quarantine
• US deaths from coronavirus surpass 100K mark: 'It is a grim milestone'
• May 27
• 'All hands on deck:' Resources available for those in need as statewide evictions ban ends
• Advocate Aurora Health opening additional COVID-19 testing sites in SE Wisconsin
• 6 residents with COVID-19 have died at Kenosha County long-term care facility
• Keyaira Marshall from Racine St. Cat's has big plans at Marquette University
• We salute the seniors on Marquette HS tennis team, earning 6th straight team title
• Sheriff: Waterford man stole power washer, snow blower from garage 'to support a drug habit'
• Sheriff: Milwaukee man fired handgun toward woman, children at Moody Park
• Caught on camera: Fight on lakefront causes concern by officials over social distancing
• State, local leaders stress continued need for masks, face coverings in public: 'It's not hard to do'
• Daisy Mae, Corgi who suffered 'significant burns' in Janesville duplex explosion, expected to recover
• 'Help them out:' Lawn care company offering free mows to health care workers
• 4 Minneapolis police officers identified in death of George Floyd
• 'Parking Lot Theatre:' Milwaukee's 1st pop-up drive-in movie experience opens Friday
• Kenosha police, ATF made an arrest in Sam's Club parking lot 'in an ongoing investigation'
• 'It's unfortunate:' 2 found shot to death inside Waukesha home in apparent murder-suicide
• Sheriff: Girl 'admitted to fabricating' story of May 8 child enticement in Richfield
• 'People are hurting out there:' Wisconsin Republicans urge faster processing of unemployment claims
• New Zealand discharges last coronavirus patient from hospital
• Historic SpaceX launch postponed to Saturday because of stormy weather
• Glazed or jelly? Florida wildlife officials use Krispy Kreme doughnuts to lure bear into humane trap
• Lynden Sculpture Garden to reopen for free, COVID-19 restrictions in place
• It’s not junk mail: Coronavirus stimulus payment debit cards come in plain envelope
• Rehabilitated bald eagle returns to wild after falling ill due to lead poisoning
• Good Samaritans in South Carolina recover $1,300 blowing down highway, help return it to owner
• Officials: Sheboygan man 'intentionally' hit squad, arrested following 100+ mph pursuit
• Gov. Evers announces $200 million 'Routes to Recovery: Local Government Aid Grants' program
• 4 shooting incidents in Kenosha leave 2 wounded, more than a dozen firearms seized
• Disney, SeaWorld announce plans for Florida parks to reopen in next 2 months
• NASA chief 'all in' for Tom Cruise to film on space station
• Couple got tattoos of future wedding date before coronavirus cancellation: 'All you can do is laugh'
• Ford's cop cars can now kill coronavirus with extreme heat
• Gino talks with young actress playing Steve Carell's daughter in new film 'Space Force'
• 'Get out of here!' Video shows girl, 10, scare off stranger in her family’s driveway
• America during the COVID-19 pandemic is devouring pizza
• Tropical Storm Bertha forms, hits South Carolina coast
• Expanded curbside pickup, online ordering and delivery options available at Milwaukee Public Market
• Make your own instruments: A fun way you can create a xylophone using glasses of water
• Half of Americans would get a COVID-19 vaccine
• Just 5 ingredients: Check out this recipe for flourless chocolate cupcakes
• Amid pandemic, small businesses in Milwaukee can apply for restart grants up to $15K starting Thursday
• 'I will get away with it:' Former police officer accused of beating 73-year-old at group home he owns
• BBB warns: Be careful purchasing from unknown websites during COVID-19
• Red Cross: Urgent need for blood donations as hospital demand increases
• Man tried to set Fort Worth hotel clerk on fire during robbery attempt