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• Milwaukee County Traveling Beer Gardens, Whitnall Beer Garden to reopen June 8
• Potawatomi Hotel & Casino announces phased reopening plans
• Rainbow Pride Flag to fly over Wisconsin state capitol
• Beer garden season begins at Franklin's Croatian Park
• Artists create mural in honor of George Floyd near Holton and North Avenue
• We Energies announces official names of 8 peregrine falcon chicks born at power plants
• Photos: Class of 2020
• MPS begins week of virtual commencement ceremonies
• NASA, SpaceX launch astronauts from US soil for the first time in a decade
• Milwaukee Fire Department backs LGBTQ community with custom T-shirt during Pride Month
• New Berlin rummage sale raising money to fight human trafficking
• SpaceX-NASA launch: What to know ahead of Saturday's scheduled flight
• Milwaukee Coalition Against Hate releases 'Brighter Days' music video
• Drive-in movie experience opening at Majestic Cinema of Brookfield
• Decision to cancel 2020 Wisconsin State Fair expected soon
• Glendale resident honors veterans with Memorial Day 'Taps' performance
• WWII vet asks for cards to celebrate his 96th birthday on June 2
• Lost dog from Salt Lake City found in Waukesha
• Newly-retired MPS teacher receives special drive-by sendoff
• The Blind Horse restaurant uses sanitizing technology to protect workers, customers
• Menomonee Falls HS graduate shares special ceremony with father in hospice care
• Notice the family of geese on Wells Street? Locals draw parallels to Gertie the Duck
• City of Waukesha to hold 'reverse' Fourth of July parade, cancels fireworks display
• Packers invite student artists to submit artwork for a chance to win prizes
• Wilderness Resort in Wisconsin Dells set to reopen June 4
• Express Employment Professionals holding weekly drive-thru job fairs
• 7-year-old boy collects stuffed animals, not gifts, for Kenosha police on his birthday
• Oprah Winfrey gives $75K to SaintA nonprofit in Milwaukee
• Advocate Aurora Hospital lights up blue to honor survivors, front-line workers, and those lost to COVID-19
• Natty Light offers free beer for filing your taxes
• Airport dogs could sniff out coronavirus
• Cudahy teachers 'pass the pen' in video for Kosciuszko Elementary students
• CBS 58 Quarantunes
• Milwaukee WWII veteran featured on CBS special
• Milky Way Drive-In at Ballpark Commons in Franklin opens May 22
• MADACC to host second drive-thru pet food pantry for Milwaukee Co. residents affected by COVID-19
• Juneteenth Day Parade and festival canceled; Freedom Ball planned for later this year
• Wings over Wisconsin: F-16 fighter jets honor health care heroes with flyover
• 'Appreciate their support:' Memorial rides honor fallen officers amid pandemic
• Mason Crosby's wife Molly given all-clear from lung cancer
• MKE Black Restaurant Week returns with social distancing in mind
• Mom, I'm here! Babies born at Milwaukee Ascension hospitals on Mother's Day
• Bay View's Chill on the Hill concert series postponed until July 21
• MPS teacher receives award, recognition from Chance The Rapper during Teacher Appreciation Week
• Milwaukee's Packing House delivers free Friday fish fry meals to seniors
• Kenosha businesses offer special Mother's Day packages
• Restaurants offer 'brunch in bed,' take-home meals for Mother's Day
• 'Let's Make a Deal' asks frontline staff to join its special
• MPS recognizes Reagan senior student accomplishments
• Organizers 'flock' yards with plastic flamingos for donations to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• National Bobblehead Hall of Fame & Museum releases Baby Yoda on Star Wars Day
• Milwaukee Public Market now offering curbside and delivery service during COVID-19
• Milwaukee's 'Storm the Bastille Run' goes virtual in 2020
• Bucks seek local entertainers as part of 'Milwaukee Talent Search At Home' initiative
• Rock the Stream online concert series benefits local musicians, environmental nonprofits
• 'Jeopardy' contestant confused Chaka Khan for Shaka Zulu, but still made history
• Lotto ticket sold in Jackson County a $10.7 million winner
• Lakefront Brewery announces curbside pickup and growler day
• Milwaukee's Summer Soulstice Music Festival canceled, turned into virtual tribute
• National Bobblehead Hall of Fame releases Gov. Tony Evers bobblehead
• Milwaukee's Jazz in the Park, Cathedral Square Markets and Bastille Days postponed
• Milwaukee County Zoo rhino 'Mimi' passes away
• MAM After Dark event moves online for virtual 'Pajama Party'
• Golf courses in Milwaukee County to open Friday, April 24 ⛳
• Milwaukee Bucks-branded face coverings to benefit Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin
• Sea turtles are thriving as coronavirus lockdown empties Florida beaches
• Horses bring happiness to residents at Wisconsin assisted living communities
• Waukesha independent living facility spreads messages of hope with colorful window art
• 'Thank you for saving my life:' Man diagnosed with COVID-19 released from Froedtert Hospital, thanks staff
• Baking during a pandemic can reduce stress and provide comfort
• Lakefront Brewery's fish fry returns for pickup during Wisconsin's stay at home order
• Cleaning your groceries to help keep you safe from COVID-19
• Children's book character 'Howl the Owl' wishes kids happy birthday amid coronavirus Stay at Home Order
• Homeowner paints inspirational mural on garage to lift others during pandemic
• Salvation Army seeks donations during coronavirus pandemic
• Public asked to donate personal protective equipment for frontline workers
• Downtown Milwaukee lights up in red, white and blue paying tribute to nation's resilience during pandemic
• YMCA of Metro Milwaukee offers child care to first responders, medical personnel fighting COVID-19 pandemic
• Milwaukee man competes on Jeopardy Tuesday
• Franklin neighbors surprise 92-year-old with birthday greetings, while practicing social distancing
• Milwaukee Pets Alive seeks donations after COVID-19 postpones fundraising event
• Every animal up for adoption at Wisconsin Humane Society finds home amid coronavirus pandemic
• TipMKE connects community with service industry workers affected by COVID-19 closures
• Kegel's Inn offers Friday fish fries to go during COVID-19 shutdown
• Toppers Pizza offers free small pizzas to MPS students at several Milwaukee-area locations
• Kwik Trip looking to hire nearly 2K workers as demand increases during COVID-19 outbreak
• Salvation Army of Racine in need of food donations
• Don's Diner & Cocktails turns into grocery store amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Jazz in the Park postpones opening day until June 4 due to coronavirus outbreak
• Netflix show 'Nailed It' features former CBS 58 News anchor Whitney Martin
• Kids donate hand sanitizer, wipes to Pleasant Prairie police along with heartwarming note
• Sendik's, Target ask shoppers to reserve certain hours for 'high-risk' customers
• Friendship Circle offers kids virtual art, music classes during school shutdowns
• Wauwatosa's Ultimate Confections donates unsold Easter basket candy to first responders
• FreshFin Poké offers free lunch to MPS students affected by school closures
• Friendship Circle of Wisconsin delivers packages to homebound residents
• Milwaukee-area bars plan 'community toast' to benefit families of Molson Coors shooting victims
• Cesar Chavez Birthday Celebration held at Marcus Performing Arts Center
• Oak Creek firefighter recognized for saving 3-month-old baby on side of highway
• Lou Malnati's Pizzeria to open 2nd Wisconsin location in Brookfield