Site Map August 30, 2017

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• Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation gives $1M to Harvey relief
• Happy birthday! Cedarburg WWII veteran turns 100!
• "We want answers:" Manhunt underway to locate 2 suspects charged in triple shooting
• "Been having nightmares:" Katrina survivor now in Milwaukee area overwhelmed amid Harvey
• "Anything we can do:" Milwaukee's 'All City Towing' stepping up to help Harvey victims
• Salvation Army chaplains ready to help victims of Harvey; "to just let them talk"
• Oak Creek, Shorewood police release video after unlocked vehicles targeted by criminals
• Neighbors restrain 17-year-old arrested in connection with hit-and-run crash in Milwaukee
• Suspected robbery gone wrong: 30-year-old man seriously hurt in shooting at 63rd and Nash
• 'He had the biggest heart': Father hears slain son's heartbeat in organ recipient
• Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office now reviewing deputy-involved fatal shooting
• Watch: Milwaukee Brewers hold off St. Louis Cardinals for 6-5 victory
• Captured: "The ball right now is in her court:" U.S. Marshals need help to track down Ekeyra Linsy
• Man accused in shooting on basketball courts after he lost a fight pleads not guilty
• Red Cross assists 2 adults after fire in apartment in Milwaukee
• Police work to ID victim with ties to Milwaukee amid death investigation in Racine Co.
• Attempted homicide charges filed against Richfield man, accused of beating 13-year-old neighbor
• Wisconsin National Guard readies troops to respond in wake of Harvey if needed
• Sheriff: 'Punks' stealing TVs from Sears shoved, killed 81-year-old employee
• "Worst fears realized:" Van with bodies of 6 missing family members found in Houston bayou
• Milwaukee, Wauwatosa police arrest burglary suspects near 95th and Keefe
• Yikes! Home renovations are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get
• Photo shows FEMA truck stuck in Harvey's floodwaters
• Spider-Man visits with Harvey victims at Houston shelter
• Sip and Purr: Milwaukee's very first "cat cafe" coming soon!
• Floodwaters drop across much of Houston; danger not over
• Government eases student loan rules for Harvey victims
• Report: Packers sign LB Ahmad Brooks to 1-year deal worth up to $5 million
• Pentagon: US troop total in Afghanistan larger than reported
• 1 injured following apartment fire in Waukesha
• Shivering toddler found clinging to drowned mother amid Harvey
• China Lights preview: Get a sneak peek at the construction of a Porcelain Tower
• Mississippi River dam operations changed to deter Asian carp
• Harvey latest: All Houston students to get 3 free meals per day
• 24-year-old man jumps off I-94 to avoid deputies in Kenosha County
• Pick 'n Save now a donation destination for Harvey victims
• Milwaukee Brewers help support Harvey relief efforts
• Walker to lead Wisconsin trade mission to Israel
• Texans-Cowboys game canceled after being moved from floods
• Baby No. 2 on the way for Michael Phelps, wife
• Princes William, Harry honor Diana's charity work
• Who's sorry now? Not Kathy Griffin over Pres. Trump photo, video
• Tropical Storm Irma forms over Atlantic
• Experience the underground vibe at Chic Underground Lounge
• Getting a flatter stomach: foods to avoid and exercises to try
• US clears first 'living drug' for tough childhood leukemia
• President Trump pushes tax overhaul, says it's 'badly needed'
• Prosecutor: Toddler in car seat died while mom high in car
• Republican state Rep. Kooyenga won't run for Senate
• Sample craft beers and more at the Blue Harbor Craft Beer Festival
• Toddler found wandering, covered in feces leads officers to filthy apartment in Oklahoma
• Major tech companies contribute to helping Harvey victims
• Third Ward Art Festival returns with more food, art, and wine
• Officials: Man in Buick going 80 mph admits to driving "kinda fast" before hit-and-run crash that injured 4
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