Site Map September 30, 2016

Years / 2016 / September / 30

• Police officer lies on the floor to comfort boy having a 'bad day'
• Man charged for wearing clear plastic wrap bikini on beach
• Rare "black moon" set to rise tonight
• Massive building collapse in Panama caught on video
• Watch: Authorities release El Cajon police shooting video
• "It's a big deal:" Major Zoo Interchange ramp closes September 30th, and won't reopen until 2017
• "You're going to prison:" Woman sentenced to 7 years behind bars for ramming squad car, injuring deputies
• "This is the time when families are most in need:" Hunger Task Force kicks off annual food drive
• "It's not fair:" Regency Beauty Institute students voice frustrations after school's sudden closure
• Chelsea Clinton campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Green Bay on Friday
• "They're afraid:" Murder of 19-year-old Nya Hammond sparks conversation on domestic violence
• Omaha police: Girl gives birth alone, throws baby out 2nd-story window
• "We can never get enough people:" Wisconsin's tree care industry needs more skilled workers
• Washington County: Woman facing 2nd OWI offense following crash in Town of Barton
• Missing Florida dog comes home with mysterious surgical incisions
• ALL CLEAR: Wreck involving semi shuts down lanes in Mitchell Interchange for hours
• Woman receives 13K texts after C-SPAN posts wrong number
• Milwaukee Bucks announce 2016-17 promotional schedule; giveaways
• "The blaze just broke out:" Firefighter injured battling house fire on Milwaukee's south side
• Milwaukee residents allowed to rake leaves into street beginning Saturday, October 1st
• Man who got generations humming Oscar Mayer wiener song dies
• Caught on camera: New Berlin firefighter rescues cat from tree
• September 30
• Milwaukee Business Journal: 150-room Hyatt Place hotel proposed near new Bucks arena
• Latest: 14-year-old boy charged as juvenile in South Carolina school shooting
• Subaru recalls about 593,000 cars; wiper motors can overheat
• South Milwaukee closes 3 schools early due to power outage
• Wisconsin Humane Society gives back with 30 waived adoption fees on Friday
• Gov. Scott Walker hosts Facebook Live chat with public
• Paul Hall: Family-friendly flicks worthy of checking out this weekend
• Pennsylvania mayor pushed to resign after racist Facebook posts
• What's new at the River Bend Nature Center in Racine County?
• Tips for parents: Adjust to the new normal when kids enter their tweens and teens
• The Cooking Mom: Celebrate Oktoberfest with the ultimate German dinner
• School district shuts down after creepy clown attack
• Artist Working in Education Carnival: Great family fun at South Shore Terrace
• Tough Mudder is back: A true test of endurance, strength & teamwork
• WisDOT: How your commute will be impacted by construction this coming week
• "When the lights come on, it's breathtaking:" 'China Lights' to illuminate Boerner Botanical Gardens Oct. 1-30
• Bruce Springsteen signs Philadelphia fifth grader's absence note
• "Substantial danger:" Beginning October 1st, drivers can no longer use cell phones in construction zones
• Drivers take note: Long-term ramp closure set to begin on Saturday, October 1st
• Collision involving car, semi temporarily shuts down lanes in Mitchell Interchange