Site Map June 9, 2015

Years / 2015 / June / 9

• Let's Go! Courtney Stack flips, tumbles and cheers to victory
• Calin Dumitrescu is an Ace on the tennis court and in the classroom
• "Big year for UPAF:" Annual campaign raises more than $12M, a 2.3% increase from last year
• A step ahead; Jeremy and Justin Steward share a special bond on the track
• Jake Moeller owns a pair a skis, a trampoline and a National Ranking
• Gabby Green is a true state Champion
• King of the Lane; Lane Madisen bowls a mean game
• Protect your trees from the Emerald Ash Borer; "It wipes out the entire ash population"
• Milwaukee County leaders hear for first time, details about proposed Bucks arena funding plan
• "Let's embrace them:" City, county officials unite in attempt to eradicate homelessness in Milwaukee
• "We're coming for you!" 13 arrested in FBI, MPD operation; drugs and weapons recovered
• Four families displaced after fire at apartment building on W. Manitoba Street in West Allis
• Score one for the little man; Darrell Riley far exceeds expectation
• Operation School's Out kicks off, Police Chief Flynn conducts annual roll call
• 17-year-old charged as an adult, accused of leading gang rape: "They had no regard for this young lady"
• Not guilty: Former Kenosha police officer who admitted to planting evidence in homicide case makes a plea
• 21-year-old woman abducted in Mukwonago returns to East Troy home, says she's doing "fine"
• Approved: Bill that would eliminate 48-hour waiting period for handgun purchases heads to Walker's desk
• Police: Victim of apparent homicide in Green Bay is 39-year-old mother of three
• Assembly Speaker Robin Vos wants borrowing for state highway projects cut by $800M
• Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald: "I don't know where we're at" on state budget
• Toppers Pizza president hopes for more than 200 restaurants in more than 20 states by 2020
• June 9
• Woman involved in Walmart fight speaks out, says brawl started over racist remark
• MillerCoors eliminates 65 tons of waste from brewery, corporate offices to become landfill-free
• "We have zero tolerance:" Illinois zoo officials investigating employee’s controversial photo
• "Our family's been through some stuff:" Duck Dynasty star reveals he was sexually abused as a child
• "Marquette's position is clear:" MU joins "Play It Forward" in support of proposed Milwaukee Bucks arena
• Florida woman finds iguana in clogged toilet
• Three avian influenza control zone quarantines released in Jefferson County
• High school baseball player hits double, saves umpire's life
• Yum! Angelica shows us how to prepare Pork Larb Lettuce Wraps
• Waukesha County Museum to celebrate 100th anniversary, 100th birthday of Les Paul
• Not sure what to get dear old dad for Father's Day? Here are some ideas
• Edit pictures with ease: See how simple it is to hide parts you don't want to show
• Does your child love music or art? Check out two week-long camps for grades K-8
• The warm weather is finally here! Check out these no-fuss summer entertaining tips
• Looking to get away? Here are the top three places to visit this summer
• Brewers make three selections on day one of 2015 First-Year Player Draft
• Adorable: Sassy little girl channels Aretha Franklin in dance routine
• June 9, 2015
• Manhunt underway for suspect accused of abducting Walmart employee from Mukwonago
• New York prison escape: Killers still on the run as prison employee questioned
• Summerfest officials: The Avett Brothers to headline Marcus Amphitheater on July 4th
• Delayed more than two hours by rain, Brewers defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0