'Help put food on people's tables:' Community photography project benefits Feeding America
WAUWATOSA -- Trying to feel a sense of normalcy during these times isn't always easy.
WAUWATOSA -- Trying to feel a sense of normalcy during these times isn't always easy.
Watchdog panels slowly take shape over $2T in virus cash
WASHINGTON — Congressional oversight of about $2 trillion for the coronavirus crisis began to take shape Friday as three members were appointed to a congressional commission that will monitor how the money is spent.Sen.
WASHINGTON — Congressional oversight of about $2 trillion for the coronavirus crisis began to take shape Friday as three members were appointed to a congressional commission that will monitor how the money is spent.Sen.
President Trump consults faith leaders on phased-in reopening: 'Come together, pray and worship'
NEW YORK — President Donald Trump held a call with faith leaders on Friday that included discussion about a phased-in return to broader in-person worship after weeks of religious services largely shifting online in response to the coronavirus pandemic.President Trump's call with faith leaders came one day after the White House included houses of worship among “large venues” that could be able to reopen while observing “strict physical distancing protocols” in the first stage of a three-part plan to reopen a U.S. economy that's been frozen by the toll of the highly contagious virus.The call included representatives of multiple Christian denominations as well as Jewish and Islamic leaders, according to a statement distributed by the White House.President Trump “mentioned his memories as a young child attending Billy Graham’s service at Yankee Stadium, and acknowledged that while he has enjoyed watching services online from the White House, he told the faith leaders it is important for people to soon be able to once again come together, pray, and worship," the White House said in its statement.Participants in the call with faith leaders said it featured discussion about how restarting in-person worship could work, without any conclusion reached, and underscored their commitment to not imperiling the health of the faithful.
NEW YORK — President Donald Trump held a call with faith leaders on Friday that included discussion about a phased-in return to broader in-person worship after weeks of religious services largely shifting online in response to the coronavirus pandemic.President Trump's call with faith leaders came one day after the White House included houses of worship among “large venues” that could be able to reopen while observing “strict physical distancing protocols” in the first stage of a three-part plan to reopen a U.S. economy that's been frozen by the toll of the highly contagious virus.The call included representatives of multiple Christian denominations as well as Jewish and Islamic leaders, according to a statement distributed by the White House.President Trump “mentioned his memories as a young child attending Billy Graham’s service at Yankee Stadium, and acknowledged that while he has enjoyed watching services online from the White House, he told the faith leaders it is important for people to soon be able to once again come together, pray, and worship," the White House said in its statement.Participants in the call with faith leaders said it featured discussion about how restarting in-person worship could work, without any conclusion reached, and underscored their commitment to not imperiling the health of the faithful.
'It's overwhelming:' Bridal shop gives back to health care workers during COVID-19 pandemic
HUBERTUS -- The wedding industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic -- with spring wedding season pretty much canceled.
HUBERTUS -- The wedding industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic -- with spring wedding season pretty much canceled.
'LIBERATE:' President Trump pushes states to lift virus restrictions
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump urged supporters to “LIBERATE” three states led by Democratic governors Friday, apparently encouraging protests against stay-at-home restrictions.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump urged supporters to “LIBERATE” three states led by Democratic governors Friday, apparently encouraging protests against stay-at-home restrictions.
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'It feels hopeless:' Small businesses face daunting future as federal relief funds run dry
RACINE -- An endless loop of emails.
RACINE -- An endless loop of emails.
NBA players to receive 25% less in paychecks starting May 15
NEW YORK -- NBA players will see 25% of their paychecks taken out starting May 15, the first direct hit to their salaries because of the coronavirus pandemic.The decision was finalized Friday in a board of governors meeting and was done in concert with the National Basketball Players Association.Players will be paid in full on May 1.
NEW YORK -- NBA players will see 25% of their paychecks taken out starting May 15, the first direct hit to their salaries because of the coronavirus pandemic.The decision was finalized Friday in a board of governors meeting and was done in concert with the National Basketball Players Association.Players will be paid in full on May 1.
'Safer at Home is working:' State officials say data shows promise, more testing needed
MILWAUKEE -- As we learn more about the prevalence of COVID-19 in our communities, we are also getting clearer data.Still, Gov.
MILWAUKEE -- As we learn more about the prevalence of COVID-19 in our communities, we are also getting clearer data.Still, Gov.
Bucks-branded face masks now for sale, proceeds benefit Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Bucks face coverings are available now for fans to purchase at shop.bucks.com.
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Bucks face coverings are available now for fans to purchase at shop.bucks.com.
California death toll from coronavirus rises above 1,000
LOS ANGELES — California hit more than 1,000 deaths linked to the coronavirus on Friday, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.Los Angeles County has had the most deaths with 457.
LOS ANGELES — California hit more than 1,000 deaths linked to the coronavirus on Friday, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.Los Angeles County has had the most deaths with 457.
Milwaukee County launches website to track response to COVID-19 in correctional facilities
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee County launched on Friday, April 17 a new COVID-19 dashboard focused exclusively on providing data about individuals who are currently in the care of Milwaukee County.The dashboard shows the numbers of individuals confirmed positive for COVID-19, as well as other information and answers to frequently asked questions.
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee County launched on Friday, April 17 a new COVID-19 dashboard focused exclusively on providing data about individuals who are currently in the care of Milwaukee County.The dashboard shows the numbers of individuals confirmed positive for COVID-19, as well as other information and answers to frequently asked questions.
Stocks rally worldwide, lifted by hopes for virus progress
NEW YORK — Stocks around the world rallied on Friday as investors latched onto strands of hope about progress in the fight against the coronavirus.The S&P 500 was up more than 1.5% in afternoon trading, following up on even bigger jumps in Europe and Asia.The gains came even as scary data piled higher about the economic and human toll of the virus, which has killed more than 149,000 worldwide and forced the formerly high-flying Chinese economy to shrink a crunching 6.8% last quarter.
NEW YORK — Stocks around the world rallied on Friday as investors latched onto strands of hope about progress in the fight against the coronavirus.The S&P 500 was up more than 1.5% in afternoon trading, following up on even bigger jumps in Europe and Asia.The gains came even as scary data piled higher about the economic and human toll of the virus, which has killed more than 149,000 worldwide and forced the formerly high-flying Chinese economy to shrink a crunching 6.8% last quarter.
No plan in sight: Test troubles cloud President Trump recovery effort
WASHINGTON — The United States is struggling to test enough people to track and control the spread of the novel coronavirus, a crucial first step to reopening parts of the economy, which President Donald Trump is pushing to do by May 1.President Trump on Thursday released a plan to ease business restriction that hinges on a downward trajectory of positive tests.But more than a month after he declared, “Anybody who wants a test, can get a test," the reality has been much different.
WASHINGTON — The United States is struggling to test enough people to track and control the spread of the novel coronavirus, a crucial first step to reopening parts of the economy, which President Donald Trump is pushing to do by May 1.President Trump on Thursday released a plan to ease business restriction that hinges on a downward trajectory of positive tests.But more than a month after he declared, “Anybody who wants a test, can get a test," the reality has been much different.
Dog owner's attempt at grooming pup during isolation a complete fail: 'Wait until the professionals are back'
SYDNEY, Australia - With the coronavirus lockdown forcing non-essential businesses like salons and gyms to close, many people have taken matters into their own hands to replicate the experience from home.And what many people are learning is what may seem simple and easy is harder than it looks-- like cutting a dog’s hair.Hermione Olivia from Sydney, Australia tried to brave it out and give her Pomerania a much needed trim and it’s safe to say it was haircut fail.Olivia shared before and after pictures of the pup’s makeover on Instagram with the caption:“Take it from Mash and wait until the professionals are back.”The first picture shows a fluffy good boy looking right into the camera.
SYDNEY, Australia - With the coronavirus lockdown forcing non-essential businesses like salons and gyms to close, many people have taken matters into their own hands to replicate the experience from home.And what many people are learning is what may seem simple and easy is harder than it looks-- like cutting a dog’s hair.Hermione Olivia from Sydney, Australia tried to brave it out and give her Pomerania a much needed trim and it’s safe to say it was haircut fail.Olivia shared before and after pictures of the pup’s makeover on Instagram with the caption:“Take it from Mash and wait until the professionals are back.”The first picture shows a fluffy good boy looking right into the camera.
HS senior's solo won't be heard at spring pops show, instead she shares it on Facebook
SUSSEX -- A lot of high school seniors are not going to be able to celebrate those moments that make the last year of high school something special.
SUSSEX -- A lot of high school seniors are not going to be able to celebrate those moments that make the last year of high school something special.
Comic-Con canceled over coronavirus, plans 2021 return
LOS ANGELES — This year’s San Diego Comic-Con has been canceled due to coronavirus-related restrictions around large gatherings.
LOS ANGELES — This year’s San Diego Comic-Con has been canceled due to coronavirus-related restrictions around large gatherings.
FOX6 to offer stream, broadcast of live Catholic Mass Sundays at 11 a.m.
MILWAUKEE -- As a public service, FOX6 is proud to offer a live Catholic Mass on Sunday mornings.The broadcast starts at 11 a.m. Sunday -- and will be brought to you live from the Cathedral of St.
MILWAUKEE -- As a public service, FOX6 is proud to offer a live Catholic Mass on Sunday mornings.The broadcast starts at 11 a.m. Sunday -- and will be brought to you live from the Cathedral of St.
American Flag projected onto Matterhorn in Swiss Alps in show of coronavirus solidarity
SWITZERLAND - A projection of the Stars and Stripes lit up the face of the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps in a show of solidarity with the United States amid the coronavirus pandemic Wednesday night.
SWITZERLAND - A projection of the Stars and Stripes lit up the face of the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps in a show of solidarity with the United States amid the coronavirus pandemic Wednesday night.
Goodnight, Mickey! Disney re-launches their Bedtime Hotline for kids
ORLANDO, Fla. (FOX 35) -- If you want to add a little magic to your kids bedtime routine, the "Disney Bedtime Hotline" might be just what you're looking for.From now until April 30, kids can call 1-877-7-MICKEY and hear a special goodnight message from five Disney characters: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck or Goofy.Disney hopes the magical call will give kids something to look forward to at bedtime – and give parents a break.This is the third year in a row that Disney has activated this hotline.
ORLANDO, Fla. (FOX 35) -- If you want to add a little magic to your kids bedtime routine, the "Disney Bedtime Hotline" might be just what you're looking for.From now until April 30, kids can call 1-877-7-MICKEY and hear a special goodnight message from five Disney characters: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck or Goofy.Disney hopes the magical call will give kids something to look forward to at bedtime – and give parents a break.This is the third year in a row that Disney has activated this hotline.