Site Map June 23, 2015

Years / 2015 / June / 23

• "It's a horrible mess:" Fire damages apartment complex in Shorewood; cause under investigation
• "Someone is thinking about you:" Veterans rally together to make care packages for troops overseas
• To support the "next generation of workers," $450K to Governor Walker's Summer Youth Employment program
• Sold out! All available tickets for Packers Family Night have been purchased
• New shopping opportunities: Meijer opens two Wisconsin stories, more to come
• Department of Public Works: Broadway Bascule Bridge open for Summerfest's 11-day run
• 120 jobs coming to Milwaukee: Zurn Engineered Water Solutions relocates corporate headquarters
• Winners announced for MKE Peace Project, meant to get youth thinking about solutions to violence
• On the prowl: West Allis police investigate string of daytime burglaries
• "We are very blessed:" Lola, rescue dog who had to be rescued again reunited with her serviceman father
• Latest: Man dies after incident in Horicon Marsh
• Rolling Stones fans will get “Satisfaction” at the Marcus Amphitheater Tuesday night
• Which is worse? Make the right choices when you're trying to eat healthy
• Victim of armed robbery allegedly committed by Najee Harmon relieved he's been captured: "I will sleep better"
• Red Cross volunteers from Milwaukee headed to Illinois to help those affected by storms
• To wear them or not: An expert talks about what to look for if you wear flip flops
• Racine man accused of driving drunk and 'racing,' eventually crashing SUV
• 33-count indictment filed against Bouraxis family, which operates Omega Burger, El Fuego, El Beso
• Driver involved in double-fatal crash in Racine said he fled because he "didn't want to get locked up"
• Woman bites into Krispy Kreme doughnut, gets nasty surprise
• Early morning fire at vacant building on city's south side being called suspicious by fire officials
• 63-year-old Ripon man killed in crash between motorcycle and SUV in Dodge County
• Police: 31-year-old Milwaukee man injured in early morning shooting; no one in custody
• Packers announce opening date for 1919 Kitchen & Tap, new restaurant at Lambeau Field
• Gather up your storm-related debris: Milwaukee DPW will pick it up for free
• Banned: EBay will no longer allow sales of Confederate flags, other themed merchandise
• Pampers ad shows how smiling babies makes the world a happy place
• Gmail officially adds 'Undo Send' feature -- here's how to turn it on
• 250-300 people kicked out of Kenny Chesney concert at Lambeau Field
• 'Eight is Enough' star Dick Van Patten dies at 86
• This hands-on program gets kids to think like scientists
• Food, pools and even industrial-strength sprinklers...and it's all FREE
• Uploading, posting, browsing, shopping: Tips to keep your kids safe on the Internet
• Viral photo shows love in aftermath of Charleston tragedy
• We Energies: Power restored to more than 37,000 customers in less than 24 hours
• "Traffic fatalities in Wisconsin are up significantly:" DOT intensifying traffic safety efforts
• Experience big flavor at Milwaukee's 8th annual Big Taste
• Camp Invention: It's a hands-on program that gets kids to think like scientists
• “We’re excited!” Meijer opens first two supercenters in Wisconsin
• June 23, 2015