What we lost: A grim year of pandemic in Wisconsin
Posted: Mar 21, 2021 7:55 AM CST
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After election loss, GOP Senate candidate Eric Hovde refuses...
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Kenosha teen remains in custody after school shooting scare,...
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Third-party candidates dispute Hovde’s claims that Democrats...
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New MPS board member James Ferguson sworn in
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’It’s just unthinkable:’ Missing Wisconsin kayaker believed...
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Whitefish Bay residents receive letter warning of potential lead...
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More rain on the way
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Pioneer in Milwaukee youth baseball, James Beckum, dies at 95
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Milwaukee County EMS system makes history by offering blood transfusions...
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What are these letters popping up all over Milwaukee? City leaders...
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Hometown students give Milwaukee’s Cathedral Square a Christmas...
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UW Health joins CBS 58 to talk the latest health headlines
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) – Last week marked the grim anniversary of Milwaukee County’s first death linked to the COVID-19 global pandemic. Since then, coronavirus has claimed the lives more than 1,200 people in Milwaukee County and more than 7,000 residents statewide.
On CB S58 Sunday Morning, Mike Curkov explored what we all lost through the eyes of two families who lost loved ones almost a year apart.
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