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Thursday's news headlines from News 3 Now This Morning.
Why farmers are being told to dump milk, even with some store shelves empty
Some Wisconsin dairy farmers who were already struggling before the COVID-19 outbreak are now being dealt another blow: being forced to dump out large amounts of their milk.
How to teach your kids science, technology, engineering, & math... when you're no expert!
Many parents are pulling double or even triple duty right now: working, parenting, and teaching. That can be really daunting.
UW Health doctor discusses efforts to save PPE
Wisconsin has received its second shipment of personal protective equipment for health care and EMS workers.
Raising funds for personal protective gowns
There is a growing need for medical supplies across the country, specifically personal protective equipment for doctors and nurses on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Federal judge declines to move election, says new coronavirus cases from spring election on governor's, Legislature's hands
During a hearing Wednesday a federal judge said if anyone contracts COVID-19 during the spring election Tuesday, it will be on the governor's and legislature's hands, but he declined to change the date himself.
Celebrating Mary's birthday from a distance
A group of friends and family in Verona found a really awesome way to surprise a woman who is turning 89 years young!
Red Card Athletics, Fresh Madison Market making care packages for student athletes
With many college athletes sent home during the pandemic, a Madison-area business is making sure they still have access to proper nutrition.
Gym, cafe partner to open Primal Pantry
A gym in Stoughton is teaming up with a local business to make sure kids in need have food to eat during the pandemic.
CORONAVIRUS SPECIAL REPORT: April 1, 2020, evening update
SPECIAL REPORT: As part of our commitment to covering the coronavirus, we've compiled today's biggest headlines.
Federal judge declines moving primary date, says new coronavirus cases from election on governor's, Legislature's hands
During a hearing Wednesday a federal judge said if anyone contracts COVID-19 during the spring election Tuesday, it will be on the governor's and legislature's hands, but he declined to change the date himself.
Lisa Briggs answers your plant questions
Lisa Briggs of the Bruce Company answers your plant and garden questions.
