'Full House' cast goes 'Full Quarantine' in viral video
SAN FRANCISCO -- Curious what you're favorite sitcom families are up to during the coronavirus outbreak?Danny Tanner, Uncle Jesse, Joey Gladstone and the whole 'Full House' crew (save for Mary Kate and Ashley Olson) took part in a viral Tik-Tok video that showed a familiar "family" going through quarantine.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Curious what you're favorite sitcom families are up to during the coronavirus outbreak?Danny Tanner, Uncle Jesse, Joey Gladstone and the whole 'Full House' crew (save for Mary Kate and Ashley Olson) took part in a viral Tik-Tok video that showed a familiar "family" going through quarantine.
Dr. Fauci on US after coronavirus: No shaking hands ‘ever again’
WASHINGTON -- Americans would be smart to carry some lessons with them into the future after the nation’s coronavirus crisis is over, according to Dr.
WASHINGTON -- Americans would be smart to carry some lessons with them into the future after the nation’s coronavirus crisis is over, according to Dr.
Coronavirus lockdown results in 30 percent air pollution drop in northeastern US, NASA says
NEW YORK -- New York State is the worst hit in the U.S. by the coronavirus outbreak, with at least 161,807 cases and 7,067 deaths as of Friday morning.
NEW YORK -- New York State is the worst hit in the U.S. by the coronavirus outbreak, with at least 161,807 cases and 7,067 deaths as of Friday morning.
Tokyo Olympic CEO hints games could be in doubt even in 2021
TOKYO — As the coronavirus spreads in Japan, the chief executive of the Tokyo Games said Friday he can’t guarantee the postponed Olympics will be staged next year — even with the long delay.Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe issued an emergency declaration this week to battle the virus, putting the country under restrictions after it seemed it had avoided the spread.“I don’t think anyone would be able to say if it is going to be possible to get it under control by next July or not," Tokyo organizing committee CEO Toshiro Muto said, speaking through an interpreter at a news conference conducted remotely. ”We're certainly are not in a position to give you a clear answer."The Olympics were postponed last month with a new opening set for July 23, 2021, followed by the Paralympics on Aug. 24.Abe has been criticized for being slow to act against the coronavirus.
TOKYO — As the coronavirus spreads in Japan, the chief executive of the Tokyo Games said Friday he can’t guarantee the postponed Olympics will be staged next year — even with the long delay.Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe issued an emergency declaration this week to battle the virus, putting the country under restrictions after it seemed it had avoided the spread.“I don’t think anyone would be able to say if it is going to be possible to get it under control by next July or not," Tokyo organizing committee CEO Toshiro Muto said, speaking through an interpreter at a news conference conducted remotely. ”We're certainly are not in a position to give you a clear answer."The Olympics were postponed last month with a new opening set for July 23, 2021, followed by the Paralympics on Aug. 24.Abe has been criticized for being slow to act against the coronavirus.
Summer camps facing rocky start, uncertain future amid coronavirus concerns
NEW YORK — Some summer camps have already notified families that they won’t open due to the coronavirus crisis.
NEW YORK — Some summer camps have already notified families that they won’t open due to the coronavirus crisis.
Father says UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson likely out of action for a while
LONDON — British Prime minister Boris Johnson needs time to recover from the new coronavirus and is unlikely to be back at work soon, his father said Friday, as millions of Britons began an Easter holiday weekend in lockdown.The 55-year-old U.K. leader spent three nights in the intensive care unit at St.
LONDON — British Prime minister Boris Johnson needs time to recover from the new coronavirus and is unlikely to be back at work soon, his father said Friday, as millions of Britons began an Easter holiday weekend in lockdown.The 55-year-old U.K. leader spent three nights in the intensive care unit at St.
116 deaths in Wisconsin due to COVID-19; 2.9K positive cases, 31K+ negative
MILWAUKEE — The total number of positive cases of the coronavirus rose to 2,885, officials with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported Thursday, April 9.
MILWAUKEE — The total number of positive cases of the coronavirus rose to 2,885, officials with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported Thursday, April 9.
'We need to go to the hospital:' Family recovering after 3 members test positive for the coronavirus
MILWAUKEE -- In late March, Melissa Miles-Hall and her husband became ill.
MILWAUKEE -- In late March, Melissa Miles-Hall and her husband became ill.
'I think it's better this way:' 10 rider limit takes affect on all MCTS buses
MILWAUKEE -- All Milwaukee County Transit System buses are now limiting ridership to just 10 people in an effort to practice better social distancing, but that change has come with other challenges.There is only so much opportunity for social distancing in confined spaces like on a bus or at a bus stop.
MILWAUKEE -- All Milwaukee County Transit System buses are now limiting ridership to just 10 people in an effort to practice better social distancing, but that change has come with other challenges.There is only so much opportunity for social distancing in confined spaces like on a bus or at a bus stop.
'Poverty is real:' Feed the Need MKE delivers fresh food to families as grocery delivery surges
MILWAUKEE -- As people try to avoid public areas amid the coronavirus -- grocery delivery is becoming more popular, but not everyone has access.
MILWAUKEE -- As people try to avoid public areas amid the coronavirus -- grocery delivery is becoming more popular, but not everyone has access.
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'Inspirational:' Milwaukee muralist paying homage to health care workers battling COVID-19
MILWAUKEE -- Near a busy intersection on Milwaukee's south side, in the shadow of the Basilica of St.
MILWAUKEE -- Near a busy intersection on Milwaukee's south side, in the shadow of the Basilica of St.
Fauci on US after coronavirus: No shaking hands ‘ever again’
WASHINGTON -- Americans would be smart to carry some lessons with them into the future after the nation’s coronavirus crisis is over, according to Dr.
WASHINGTON -- Americans would be smart to carry some lessons with them into the future after the nation’s coronavirus crisis is over, according to Dr.
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PGA pro, Wisconsin native Mark Wilson on delay of The Masters, golf season: 'Uncertainty is the hardest part'
MENOMONEE FALLS -- The Masters was supposed to tee-off at Augusta National on Thursday, April 9.
MENOMONEE FALLS -- The Masters was supposed to tee-off at Augusta National on Thursday, April 9.
Surprise for the health care workers at Aurora St. Luke's South Shore in Cudahy
CUDAHY -- Workers at the emergency room at Aurora St.
CUDAHY -- Workers at the emergency room at Aurora St.
‘Paycheck Protection’ may run out of cash as Congress struggles to reach agreement for added funding
WASHINGTON — Within the $2 trillion emergency stimulus bill approved by Congress last month is hundreds of billions of dollars to help hard-hit small businesses through the Paycheck Protection Program.But it’s so poplular it may run out of money soon if Congress can’t agree on adding more money.Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pleaded with Democrats to add hundreds of billions of dollars to the program.“Please do not block emergency aid you do not even oppose,” McConnell said. “Thirty percent of the total funding was spoken for in just the first few days.”McConnell said the only change would be the amount, increasing the funds available from $350 billion to $600 billion.“That is by definition a clean bill,” he said.But Senate Democrats blocked the effort to make the change by unanimous consent.
WASHINGTON — Within the $2 trillion emergency stimulus bill approved by Congress last month is hundreds of billions of dollars to help hard-hit small businesses through the Paycheck Protection Program.But it’s so poplular it may run out of money soon if Congress can’t agree on adding more money.Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pleaded with Democrats to add hundreds of billions of dollars to the program.“Please do not block emergency aid you do not even oppose,” McConnell said. “Thirty percent of the total funding was spoken for in just the first few days.”McConnell said the only change would be the amount, increasing the funds available from $350 billion to $600 billion.“That is by definition a clean bill,” he said.But Senate Democrats blocked the effort to make the change by unanimous consent.
'Radio silence' from USPS as clerks call for federal investigation into missing absentee ballots
MILWAUKEE -- Clerks from Milwaukee, to Oshkosh, to Madison say hundreds of absentee ballots were lost in the mail -- never delivered to voters, amid a call for a federal investigation following the April 7 election amid the coronavirus pandemic.The clerks want to know why the ballots were never delivered, and as of Thursday, April 9, the United States Postal Service had not delivered any information.
MILWAUKEE -- Clerks from Milwaukee, to Oshkosh, to Madison say hundreds of absentee ballots were lost in the mail -- never delivered to voters, amid a call for a federal investigation following the April 7 election amid the coronavirus pandemic.The clerks want to know why the ballots were never delivered, and as of Thursday, April 9, the United States Postal Service had not delivered any information.