Site Map April 19, 2016

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• In chilling confession, man says he felt 'euphoric' after killing grandfather, homeless man
• "Engineering is in your everyday life:" St. Joan Antida High School hosts 'Girls in Engineering Fair'
• Meet "Dr. Erin Curry:" Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes its new red panda
• Police: 21-year-old man shot, seriously hurt while seated in vehicle near 2nd & Townsend
• Ranked: U.S. cities with the most fast food restaurants per capita
• Governor Walker signs bills cracking down on child abuse, sex trafficking
• $3.3 million: Former UW Coach Bo Ryan was highest paid UW System employee in 2015
• One day after 'tax day,' House Speaker Paul Ryan pushes IRS overhaul
• City of Milwaukee officials seek proposals for downtown streetcar project
• In wake of devastating floods down south, Red Cross volunteers from Wisconsin step in to help
• "I don't want to fail them:" Ashanti Hamilton elected president of Milwaukee Common Council
• "It was just awful:" Nearly 100 firefighters respond to duplex in Menomonee Falls
• Milwaukee police demonstrate StarChase technology, an alternative to high-speed pursuits
• Protect your kids with help from North Shore Fire and Rescue, Safe Kids Wisconsin
• Police: Three people, including a student, taken to hospital after crash involving school bus, car
• Near scene where woman, one-year-old boy were shot, FOX6 News found memorials for recent victims
• Preserving pictures with help from Pixologie: Don't let those memories go to waste
• Groom wrecks rented $345K Ferrari Spider on his wedding day
• Investigation into allegations of abuse at Lincoln Hills pushes overcrowding elsewhere
• Gennett singles in 9th, Brewers stop Twins' win string at 4
• Meijer to offer in-store health care clinics at stores in Sussex, Waukesha
• All clear: Westbound lanes of I-94 reopen after being shut down at Hwy. 67 in Waukesha Co.
• Madison police investigate shooting death of 30-year-old man outside pub near mall
• These industries have the highest quit rates
• FOX6 News: Proud winners of two Edward R. Murrow Awards in 2016
• Whole Foods to sue pastor after releasing surveillance video in cake slur claim
• Police: 28-year-old man shot while inside his vehicle by driver in another vehicle
• Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm seeks re-election
• April 19
• New partnership: "Finding Rover" app could help reunite lost dogs with their owners
• Stepping Stone Farms is a non-profit horse rescue, therapeutic riding facility
• Summerfest officials announce BMO Harris Pavilion headliners, performance dates
• Portable sawmill operation: Core Sawmill Services specializes in custom log cutting
• It's time to go wild! The hosts play a game all about animals, who won?
• From angry birds to hairless cats, Gino's had quite a few animal encounters recently
• Nosbusch to step down as Rockwell Automation names new CEO
• A one-man business is helping keep old trees out of landfills, but how?
• Rescued calf becomes companion for blind cow who lost pig best friend
• Man dies after shooting at 18th & Cherry during dispute; suspect in custody
• Dying teen who gave inspirational graduation speech passes away surrounded by loved ones
• Delicious blend: Check out the new antioxidant salad from The Cheesecake Factory
• These are the baby names that rocked the 1990s
• Police: Woman, one-year-old boy shot and hurt near Richards & Concordia
• Rain delay: Brewers fall to Minnesota Twins 7-4 in game shortened to six innings