Site Map July 19, 2016

Years / 2016 / July / 19

• "My last dance:" 14-year-old from Appleton girl to host prom after making the decision to die
• Adults moved after learning what this 5th grader wants for her bracelets
• 'Cops and Bobbers' brings out the best in officers, children with disabilities
• Gov. Scott Walker gears up for primetime address at Republican National Convention
• "Bharat Mart," an Indian grocery store set to open on Milwaukee's East Side
• 'Slenderman' documentary to be shown at Milwaukee Film Festival: "I was absolutely shaken by it"
• Slabs of concrete "12 inches thick" could slow bluff erosion in southeast Wisconsin
• Plagiarism? Concerns raised over Melania Trump's speech to Republican National Convention
• Schlitz Park owners in talks with two businesses to fill office space with 350 jobs
• All clear: Police investigate suspicious package in downtown Milwaukee; it was a cooler
• "It's hard to survive in that water:" Officials in Sheboygan reassess safety after 2 men die in Lake Michigan
• Walworth Co. DA rules deputy who fired weapon, killing Christopher Davis in East Troy justified
• "Give them options:" 64 murders so far in 2016; coach using sports to connect with city's young people
• Boy, 14, accused of killing girl, 13, after mom finds daughter's body
• 22-year-old sailor from Port Washington dies unexpectedly in Greece
• Tiffany Lynn Simmons pleads not guilty, charged in murder of missing, pregnant West Allis woman
• Police captain dies after he was shot in Kansas City; chief asks people to 'start prayers'
• "Welcome to Brookfield:" Portillo's opens its first location in Wisconsin
• Judge: Wisconsin residents who lack ID can vote in November
• "I'm heartbroken:" Man swept into Lake Michigan by high waves speaks out; bodies of friends found
• Deputy called to Richfield neighborhood, learn woman was mowing topless
• Officer shot, wounded on Milwaukee's south side awarded MPD's Purple Valor Award
• 22-year-old man in custody after man shot, wounded near 60th Street & 20th Ave. in Kenosha
• July 19
• Yikes! Man seriously hurt after flying off water slide
• Scientists determine how much pot is in a joint
• Whitefish Bay man, woman sentenced to probation in public assistance fraud case
• Meet the local kid who can solve a Rubik's Cube in 15 seconds or less
• Chart helps parents figure out when to leave kids home alone
• Vote: 12 finalists make the cut in Safe Digging contest; help pick a winner
• Man stabbed numerous times, Racine police seek information in case
• Speaker Paul Ryan's first campaign ad hits on terrorism fears
• The obstacle course raising awareness of what it's really like to use a wheelchair
• Like fresh, local foods? Check out the Thiensville Farmer's Market
• Some want MPD's temporary 2-officer per squad policy to be permanent, but acknowledge it'd be costly
• Home sales strongest in Wisconsin since 2005
• The iconic Chicago restaurant "Portillo's" is opening its doors in Wisconsin
• Police investigate homicide: 29-year-old man dies after shooting near 6th & Keefe
• LEGO bricks, less than an inch long, transforming into larger than life displays -- but where?
• Heading to college this fall? Essentials for college living from Bed, Bath & Beyond
• Woman accused of posing as ex-boyfriend's pregnant wife, posting ads seeking 'rape fantasy' on Craigslist
• Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions, a live video game concert, is coming to The Riverside
• Police: Two shot, injured in two separate shooting incidents in Milwaukee
• Structure fire temporarily closed all westbound lanes on WIS 60 near Slinger