Site Map December 12, 2016

Years / 2016 / December / 12

• Counting complete: President-elect Donald Trump declared the winner after recount in Wisconsin
• Pizza Man's third location opens Sunday, December 18th in Oak Creek!
• Volaris to offer flights from Milwaukee to Guadalajara beginning in March 2017
• December 12
• "A huge difference:" New technology allows Aurora Medical Center to monitor patients' hearts in real-time
• Graphic: Oklahoma parents arrested in ‘worst case of child abuse’ nurses say they’ve ever seen
• Medical examiner: 55-year-old man collapses, dies after shoveling
• Women accused in death of 7-year-old Trevion Winningham enter not guilty pleas
• Gov. Scott Walker outlines trip to Middle East bases, visit with Wisconsin National Guard
• Delivery for safer roads: 20K tons of de-icing salt unloaded at Port of Milwaukee
• Man arrested, accused of threatening Wauwatosa PD in wake of decision in Jay Anderson case to be cited
• Seeking clues: West Allis police need your help to solve hit-and-run crash
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office: Wrong-way driver crashes into snow plow
• President-elect Donald Trump adds stop in West Allis to "thank you tour"
• TreeHouse Foods, Inc. recalls macaroni and cheese cups due to threat of Salmonella
• Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra looks to take up shop in historic Warner Grand Theatre
• Yankee Candle Company recalls 31,000 candles from "Luminous Candle Collection"
• Member of newly created Wisconsin Ethics Board resigns; says board is too secret
• Sean Flowers, accused in drowning death of his own 3-month-old son, his namesake, pleads guilty
• Town of Geneva police: 44-year-old man from Burlington died when he fell through ice on Lake Como
• Port Washington: Schooner Pub bartender physically assaulted by group of patrons
• Using phone app, Milwaukee police find armed robbery suspect
• At your next holiday party, try whipping up this festive Cranberry Jalapeno Dip
• HGTV’s ‘Flip or Flop’ stars announce split months after police called to home
• HUD approves $4.7M loan to City of Kenosha to help build new fire station
• We Energies: Make sure natural gas meters, vents are clear of snow and ice
• Make the most of Christmas tree shopping at Trees for Less in Mequon
• New Year's style looks without breaking the bank
• Milwaukee residents take note: Watch for your property tax bill to be in the mail this week
• 'Can you help me?' Terminally ill child asks Santa for one more wish before dying in his arms
• Don't miss The Dancing Horses Theatre Holiday Show!
• What fans can expect at the NEW U.S. Cellular Connection Stage
• December 12, 2016
• Police identify victim in fatal stabbing on Milwaukee's north side
• 8-year-old boy playing in cemetery killed when tombstone falls on him
• Ahead for Michelle Obama? Figuring out what comes next
• Cardell Hayes found guilty of manslaughter in Will Smith trial
• Cleared: Overnight crash shuts down 2 left lanes of EB I-894 near 60th Street
• Meet the MVP! Aaron Rodgers to sign autographs to benefit Salvation Army
• 'Literature with Love' forms bonds between inmates, their children: "Motivator in a negative situation"
• Wish granted! Dying man with cerebral palsy takes in Packers/Seahawks game at Lambeau!
• Some happy first significant snowfall came on Sunday: "We live in Wisconsin. It shouldn`t stop us"
• "Don't want my car towed:" 4+ inches of snow means special rules for parking in Milwaukee
• "Roads are covered again!" Tow drivers work for 24+ hours during first significant winter storm