Site Map May 29, 2020

Years / 2020 / May / 29

• 'His family deserves justice:' State officials release statements on death of George Floyd
• Papal ping-pong? Vatican opens summer camp amid virus
• Jonah Luther, 4-year varsity performer on wrestling mat for Arrowhead, enlists in Marine Corps.
• Sheboygan Lutheran track, cross country standout Carly Schreurs headed to Concordia
• The First Tee of Southeast Wisconsin looks to keep kids engaged during Safer at Home
• Children's Wisconsin awarded $2.5M grant for pediatric behavioral health crisis team
• 'People are struggling:' Milwaukee area realtor creates home-cooked meals for families in need
• Freeway service driver attempts to remove turtle from road, struck by semi on I-94
• Children’s Wisconsin IDs state’s 1st suspected cases of Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome in Children
• Large cruises banned in Canada at least until Oct. 31
• Carroll University announces plan to resume in-person classes for Fall 2020 semester
• 'It was pretty bad:' Hartland roofing company fixes American Legion roof for free
• Milwaukee police: 18-year-old man shot, walks to hospital for treatment
• Protesters gathered in memory of George Floyd, march across Milwaukee
• Wisconsin DWD: Additional unemployment benefits available under Extended Benefit program
• 184 additional positive cases of COVID-19 confirmed at Waupun Correctional Institution
• Universal Orlando plans to reopen resort hotels on June 2
• Deputy charged in death of MPS lobbyist waives preliminary hearing, pleads not guilty
• US cuts World Health Organization ties over virus response
• Barr: 'Confident justice will be served' after George Floyd death
• FDA finds contamination in several brands of diabetes drug
• Coronavirus ignited in US no earlier than mid-January, study says
• 2020 Milwaukee Air & Water Show canceled: 'The only responsible option'
• Milwaukee police: 36-year-old man shot, wounded near 76th and Mill
• Officer charged with murder, manslaughter in restraint death of George Floyd
• Police: 68-year-old man arrested, suspect in fatal shooting on Racine Street
• Police: 2 shot, wounded in separate incidents in Milwaukee
• Minnesota governor apologizes for arrest of CNN crew
• 3-day drive-thru COVID-19 testing site to open in Mount Pleasant: 'Helps reduce further spread'
• 'Safe and updated shopping experience:' Burlington reopens stores in SE Wisconsin
• Minneapolis police station torched amid George Floyd protest
• Wisconsin DNR announces 8th annual Free Fun Weekend set for June 6-7
• Kenosha police: Missing person investigation of Rosalio Gutierrez remains a top priority
• Center of gravity: Fun ways kids can learn to find the perfect balance
• The 'Tiger King' craze now has a Milwaukee connection
• Green Bay police squad rear-ended by pickup truck, no injuries reported
• Bilingual Wisconsin National Guard soldiers, airmen assist with COVID-19 results notification
• Did you know Discovery World has a spokesturtle and turtle cam that you can watch 24/7?
• Debate over $600 in jobless aid to intensify as claims rise
• Future Forecaster Flashback: See how Hailey is doing
• Major warmup likely near the beginning of June, temps near 90˚ expected
• Attention drivers: A look at the upcoming construction that could impact your commute
• US consumer spending sinks by record 13.6% in face of coronavirus
• 'Unique and fun:' Carole and Howard Baskin talking bobbleheads unveiled
• Wisconsin blocks group of people with disabilities from federal unemployment assistance
• Spain to offer families minimum monthly income
• No Eiffel, Mona Lisa or Versailles: Iconic sites stay closed
• 3 injured, 2 seriously, following head-on crash involving semi in Dodge County
• May 29, 2020
• CNN crew arrested while reporting on Minneapolis protests
• Twitter adds 'glorifying violence' warning to President Trump tweet
• 7-year-old throws personal prom for babysitter after hers was canceled
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