Feds eye loosening rules to allow some to return to work 'sooner rather than later'
WASHINGTON — In a first, small step toward reopening the country, the Trump administration could relax coronavirus guidelines as early as Wednesday to make it easier for Americans who have been exposed but have no symptoms to return to work, particularly those in essential jobs.The proposed new guidelines are in the works even as the nation mourns some 13,000 deaths from the virus and grapples with a devastated economy and medical crises from coast to coast.
WASHINGTON — In a first, small step toward reopening the country, the Trump administration could relax coronavirus guidelines as early as Wednesday to make it easier for Americans who have been exposed but have no symptoms to return to work, particularly those in essential jobs.The proposed new guidelines are in the works even as the nation mourns some 13,000 deaths from the virus and grapples with a devastated economy and medical crises from coast to coast.
Broadway theaters, shut down since mid-March, to remain closed until at least June
NEW YORK -- The Great White Way will remain dark until early June amid the coronavirus pandemic.Broadway will remain closed until at least June 7, industry leaders said in a statement Wednesday, April 8.
NEW YORK -- The Great White Way will remain dark until early June amid the coronavirus pandemic.Broadway will remain closed until at least June 7, industry leaders said in a statement Wednesday, April 8.
'Heroes among us:' Lakefront Brewery giving free beer to health care workers on April 14
MILWAUKEE -- Lakefront Brewery will be giving away free 6-packs of Riverwest Stein on 414 Day (April 14) to health care workers.Simply stop by the Brewery with your identification from noon to 8 p.m. for a free 6-pack of Stein and a special, limited 414 glass while supplies last.“There are heroes among us who deserve a break.
MILWAUKEE -- Lakefront Brewery will be giving away free 6-packs of Riverwest Stein on 414 Day (April 14) to health care workers.Simply stop by the Brewery with your identification from noon to 8 p.m. for a free 6-pack of Stein and a special, limited 414 glass while supplies last.“There are heroes among us who deserve a break.
Amazon extending return window for customers during COVID-19 pandemic
SEATTLE -- Amazon is extending its return window for customers during the coronavirus pandemic.The move is part of Amazon's daily updates detailing how it is combatting COVID-19 in and outside its own facilities.
SEATTLE -- Amazon is extending its return window for customers during the coronavirus pandemic.The move is part of Amazon's daily updates detailing how it is combatting COVID-19 in and outside its own facilities.
Andrea Bocelli: It's not a concert for coronavirus, it's a prayer
NEW YORK — Andrea Bocelli will sing at the Duomo of Milan on Easter Sunday sending a message of love and hope to the world during the coronavirus pandemic, but the Italian tenor says it’s not a concert.
NEW YORK — Andrea Bocelli will sing at the Duomo of Milan on Easter Sunday sending a message of love and hope to the world during the coronavirus pandemic, but the Italian tenor says it’s not a concert.
Coronavirus stimulus checks are on their way: Here's how it works
WASHINGTON (FOX 5)-- With payments from the coronavirus stimulus package expected to reach American individuals and families as soon as this week, here is a breakdown of who will get them and how.How do I get my money?
WASHINGTON (FOX 5)-- With payments from the coronavirus stimulus package expected to reach American individuals and families as soon as this week, here is a breakdown of who will get them and how.How do I get my money?
'Essential rides only:' MCTS to limit number of passengers on buses to 10 beginning Thursday
MILWAUKEE -- The next time you wait for a Milwaukee County bus, don't be surprised if it passes you by.The Milwaukee County Transit System will begin on Thursday, April 9 limiting the number of passengers on buses to just 10.
MILWAUKEE -- The next time you wait for a Milwaukee County bus, don't be surprised if it passes you by.The Milwaukee County Transit System will begin on Thursday, April 9 limiting the number of passengers on buses to just 10.
Get ready for Milwaukee Day, happening virtually on Tuesday, April 14
MILWAUKEE -- Get ready for Virtual 414 Day or Milwaukee Day.
MILWAUKEE -- Get ready for Virtual 414 Day or Milwaukee Day.
Panera Bread selling groceries during coronavirus demand surge
NEW YORK -- Panera Bread is selling groceries to meet a recent surge in demand for food, both online and in-store, created by the coronavirus pandemic.Starting Wednesday, customers can order high-demand pantry items such as milk, bread and fresh produce alongside their favorite Panera soup, salad or sandwich with Panera Grocery.The effort came after Panera saw a need to supply key grocery items in light of grocery store overcrowding and delays in grocery delivery, Panera told FOX Business Wednesday."From limited choices on grocery shelves to the growing need to limit the number of trips outside of the home, it is an incredibly stressful time when it comes to putting wholesome food on the table, and we knew Panera could help," said Panera CEO Niren Chaudhary.
NEW YORK -- Panera Bread is selling groceries to meet a recent surge in demand for food, both online and in-store, created by the coronavirus pandemic.Starting Wednesday, customers can order high-demand pantry items such as milk, bread and fresh produce alongside their favorite Panera soup, salad or sandwich with Panera Grocery.The effort came after Panera saw a need to supply key grocery items in light of grocery store overcrowding and delays in grocery delivery, Panera told FOX Business Wednesday."From limited choices on grocery shelves to the growing need to limit the number of trips outside of the home, it is an incredibly stressful time when it comes to putting wholesome food on the table, and we knew Panera could help," said Panera CEO Niren Chaudhary.
Important resources to help you navigate the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE -- The coronavirus pandemic is the single biggest story going in 2020.
MILWAUKEE -- The coronavirus pandemic is the single biggest story going in 2020.
Feds seize 100 unauthorized COVID-19 test kits shipped to Oregon man
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — An Oregon man and a Chinese company are under investigation after federal agents seized 100 unauthorized coronavirus test kits that were shipped to his apartment.The COVID-19 test kits were not FDA-approved and were prohibited from entering the country.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — An Oregon man and a Chinese company are under investigation after federal agents seized 100 unauthorized coronavirus test kits that were shipped to his apartment.The COVID-19 test kits were not FDA-approved and were prohibited from entering the country.
'Deeply grateful:' Roundy's donates over $1,500 in pet supplies to Wisconsin Humane Society
MILWAUKEE -- Last week, Roundy’s Supermarkets, Inc, who operates Pick ‘n Save and Metro Market, donated over $1,500 worth of pet supplies to the Wisconsin Humane Society to support their Pets for Life program.Supplies included over 150 packages of dog food, cat food and cat litter.“The Wisconsin Humane Society is deeply grateful for the generosity of Roundy’s during this time of need,” said Billy Zakrzewski, Corporate Philanthropic Advisor for the Wisconsin Humane Society. “WHS has been deemed an essential organization and the support of the community is needed now more than ever.
MILWAUKEE -- Last week, Roundy’s Supermarkets, Inc, who operates Pick ‘n Save and Metro Market, donated over $1,500 worth of pet supplies to the Wisconsin Humane Society to support their Pets for Life program.Supplies included over 150 packages of dog food, cat food and cat litter.“The Wisconsin Humane Society is deeply grateful for the generosity of Roundy’s during this time of need,” said Billy Zakrzewski, Corporate Philanthropic Advisor for the Wisconsin Humane Society. “WHS has been deemed an essential organization and the support of the community is needed now more than ever.
Experimental medications, therapies in the works in effort to treat COVID-19 coronavirus
DALLAS, Tex. -- There are still a lot of unknowns that remain regarding treatments for COVID-19 coronavirus, according to FOX 4.Right now, the most powerful weapon out there right now is our own immune systems.
DALLAS, Tex. -- There are still a lot of unknowns that remain regarding treatments for COVID-19 coronavirus, according to FOX 4.Right now, the most powerful weapon out there right now is our own immune systems.
University Hospital in Madison joins COVID-19 plasma trial
MADISON -- University Hospital in Madison will join a national effort to transfuse antibodies from the plasma of people who recovered from the coronavirus to treat patients still struggling with it.The technique is a century-old treatment used to fight off flu and measles outbreaks in the days before vaccines, and tried more recently against SARS and Ebola.With no approved treatment for COVID-19 and more than 11,000 deaths in the U.S., the unproven approach offers some hope against COVID-19.As of Tuesday night, Wisconsin reported more than 2,500 coronavirus infections and 92 related deaths — 49 of them in Milwaukee County.“We know that antibody has neutralized the virus in one person,” said Dr.
MADISON -- University Hospital in Madison will join a national effort to transfuse antibodies from the plasma of people who recovered from the coronavirus to treat patients still struggling with it.The technique is a century-old treatment used to fight off flu and measles outbreaks in the days before vaccines, and tried more recently against SARS and Ebola.With no approved treatment for COVID-19 and more than 11,000 deaths in the U.S., the unproven approach offers some hope against COVID-19.As of Tuesday night, Wisconsin reported more than 2,500 coronavirus infections and 92 related deaths — 49 of them in Milwaukee County.“We know that antibody has neutralized the virus in one person,” said Dr.
Disney World may add coronavirus temperature checks for reopening, says Bob Iger
ORLANDO, Fla. (FOX 35) -- Though it is not clear when Walt Disney World theme parks will reopen in Orlando, Florida, as the coronavirus has shut down most nonessential businesses, Disney Executive Chairman Bob Iger says he has a plan in mind that may include temperature checks.“One of the things that we’re discussing already is that in order to return to some semblance of normal, people will have to feel comfortable that they’re safe.
ORLANDO, Fla. (FOX 35) -- Though it is not clear when Walt Disney World theme parks will reopen in Orlando, Florida, as the coronavirus has shut down most nonessential businesses, Disney Executive Chairman Bob Iger says he has a plan in mind that may include temperature checks.“One of the things that we’re discussing already is that in order to return to some semblance of normal, people will have to feel comfortable that they’re safe.
DMV limiting in-person services beginning Wednesday due to COVID-19 pandemic
MILWAUKEE --Starting Wednesday, April 8, DMV service centers will be closed to all in-person transactions except the following services, which will be available by appointment only:
MILWAUKEE --Starting Wednesday, April 8, DMV service centers will be closed to all in-person transactions except the following services, which will be available by appointment only:
'Unfortunate:' Milwaukee officials report hundreds of absentee ballots missing witness signatures
MILWAUKEE -- After an Election Day like no other on Tuesday, April 7 -- with thousands of Wisconsin voters waiting hours in line to cast ballots at overcrowded polling stations amid a pandemic -- officials with the Wisconsin Elections Commission on Wednesday, April 8 reported that just over one million absentee ballots had been returned statewide.
MILWAUKEE -- After an Election Day like no other on Tuesday, April 7 -- with thousands of Wisconsin voters waiting hours in line to cast ballots at overcrowded polling stations amid a pandemic -- officials with the Wisconsin Elections Commission on Wednesday, April 8 reported that just over one million absentee ballots had been returned statewide.
Should kids advance to the next grade following return to school?
WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) -- Online distance learning is in full swing for students across the country and across the Washington, D.C. area and so is a debate about whether or not students should move up to the next grade level following the coronavirus pandemic— especially elementary school students.Campuses remain closed but learning is supposed to be happening at home.
WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) -- Online distance learning is in full swing for students across the country and across the Washington, D.C. area and so is a debate about whether or not students should move up to the next grade level following the coronavirus pandemic— especially elementary school students.Campuses remain closed but learning is supposed to be happening at home.
Wuhan ends lockdown; Virus strains medical workers to limits
LONDON — After 76 days in lockdown, the Chinese city at the heart of the global pandemic reopened Wednesday and tens of thousands immediately hopped on trains and planes to leave.
LONDON — After 76 days in lockdown, the Chinese city at the heart of the global pandemic reopened Wednesday and tens of thousands immediately hopped on trains and planes to leave.
'Shouting and crying:' Voters get in heated exchange outside Riverside High School
MILWAUKEE -- Thousands of Wisconsin voters waited hours in line to cast ballots at overcrowded polling stations on Tuesday, April 7.
MILWAUKEE -- Thousands of Wisconsin voters waited hours in line to cast ballots at overcrowded polling stations on Tuesday, April 7.