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WAUKESHA, Wis. 鈥?The Waukesha police are investigating a body found wrapped in a tarp.Neighbors who live near the apartments at Moreland Blvd. and E. North St. say a landscaper discovered the body in a wooded area behind the apartments on Wednesday.Police are calling the death suspicious, stating there is cur
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?This is the last day the Wisconsin National Guard will be in charge of COVID-19 testing at Miller Park. The Milwaukee Health Department will take over control after it reopens on Friday morning. The National Guard has slowly been handing over the community testing site to them since October. Staff Sgt. Katie Theusch/Wisconsin National Guard photo b Citizen Soldiers and Citizen Airmen from the Wisconsin National Guard collect specimens for COVID-19 testing Oct. 7 at a community-based testing site at UMOS in Milwaukee. The Wisconsin National Guard has multiple COVID-19 specimen collection teams operating throughout the state. Wisconsin National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Katie Theusch The troops have been running community testing sites in Milwaukee since May. The states strategy for COVID-19 relied heavily on mass community-based testing, so they looked to the guard to help execute that because it was something we were already training and preparing for, said Major Joe Trovato of the Wisconsin National Guard.If you remember, the Wisconsin National Guard firs
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