Site Map October 21, 2015

Years / 2015 / October / 21

• Is there any connection? Homicide near Cypress & Fond du Lac, and days later, fire at business nearby
• Paul Ryan's political future in the hands of his GOP colleagues; Freedom Caucus plans vote
• "It's really gratifying:" Two homes going up in Washington Co. for pair of our nation's heroes
• "One child lost is too many:" Alderman says he's thankful arrests made in death of Laylah Petersen
• Milwaukee County bus drivers voting on three-year contract proposal Wednesday
• "Victims can't wait:" That's why first responders changing how they respond to active shooter situations
• Latest: Two-year-old child, one of six rescued from burning home, has passed away
• Arkell & Dana's Baby Bun: Couple whose pregnancy announcement went viral ask that you pray for their son
• Owner of The Rock Sports Complex taking another swing at developing minor league baseball stadium
• Milwaukee police: Man shot in leg near 48th & Hampton; no suspects in custody
• Police seek suspects after two armed robberies and subsequent pursuit on south side
• Milestone in effort to end chronic homelessness in Milwaukee: 45 people placed in homes
• Hungry for a steal? Milwaukee's 7th annual FOX6 Days of Dining Week is back Oct. 22-27, 2015
• Sesame Street introduces 'Julia,' its first muppet with autism
• Mom's 'Dear teenage boy at the skate park' story goes viral
• Gov. Walker says he's confident $200 million for roads will be approved
• John Doe investigations: Senate passes bill that would prohibit these secret probes
• Troopers union sues Wisconsin State Patrol over policy for evaluating employee performance
• Assembly committee to vote next week on bill that would legalize blaze pink hunting gear
• Department of Workforce Development: Unemployment the same or down in 71 counties
• IRS: Taxpayers have lost $23 million as a result of scams; here's what you shouldn't do
• Ship early whenever possible: USPS announces holiday shipping deadlines
• Chalk Talk Luncheon with Brett Favre on Thanksgiving Day will benefit Rawhide Boys Ranch
• 200 MPD officers now equipped with body cameras; technology being phased in
• 'Ghost' photobombs couple's selfie inside restaurant; expert claims she knows why
• Can you help? Police seek to ID suspects in north side armed robbery
• Police warn parents if your child gets this in their trick-or-treat bag, it's not candy
• Medical Examiner: Death of 8-month-old girl who drowned in home on N. 75th ruled an accident
• A lucky winner! Kenosha man wins $133,000 Badger 5 jackpot
• October 21
• Fire damages vacant home near Barker and Buchanan in Racine; cause under investigation
• Fall into flavor: Fail-proof ways to cook up some of fall's most nutritious crops
• Netflix arrivals, departures for November 2015
• Total loss: Fire destroys outbuilding at Whitnall Park Golf Course
• Fire causes $20K in damage to business near Cypress & Fond du Lac; cause under investigation
• Find something unique: KitschëCoo is a gift shop & art studio located in Greendale
• Who doesn't love a free bag? You could get one if you hit up Nordstrom on Friday
• Assembly committee approves bill that would overhaul state's civil service system
• Vampires are taking over the Milwaukee Ballet, get a preview of "Dracula"
• We Energies: Heating costs could be lowest in more than a decade
• Father's homecoming picture with daughter's date goes viral
• It's National Chili Month! Zoup! in Milwaukee has seven great options to enjoy
• October 21, 2015
• All Clear: All lanes now open on I-94 EB at County C following rollover accident
• "They shot the wrong house:" Three arrested & charged in death of five-year-old Laylah Petersen