Site Map February 14, 2017

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• Hotel addition at downtown Masonic center gains city historic approval
• Bucks' Jabari Parker had successful surgery to repair injury to ACL
• "Biggest honor in the world:" Union Grove man to be inducted into Packers FAN Hall of Fame
• Victim in Kenosha fatal shooting identified as Sean Bialas -- man left paralyzed after cell extraction
• "Easy to remember:" Couples wed on Valentine's day at Milwaukee's courthouse
• Man charged in hit-and-run crash that injured 2 brothers from Milwaukee
• Sisters accused of running a drug operation out of their Sheboygan home
• "Who leaked it?" GOP divided about whether Pres. Trump's connections to Russia should be investigated
• Federal judge grants anonymity to Syrian refugee who filed suit challenging Pres. Trump's travel ban
• House Oversight Committee probes possible security breach at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
• Will his confession stand? Appellate court takes Brendan Dassey case under advisement; no decision yet
• 8 Republican lawmakers mum on gas tax hike to address gap in transportation funding
• State awards $200K Fast Forward grant to Word of Hope Ministries: "It represents hope"
• Lloyd Barbee Montessori School students bring "someone they love" to school on Valentine's Day
• Harrison Ford's close call with passenger plane prompts FAA investigation
• Waukesha couples celebrating 70+ years of marriage help raise money for Stars & Stripes Honor Flight
• "A big hit:" Oshkosh bakery produces Valentine's Day cookies, cupcakes for singles
• School staff recorded making vulgar comments about students
• All the way from Switzerland: Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes new snow leopard, Orya
• ‘Purveyor of Fake News’ may get White House press credentials
• Man's pet squirrel goes nuts on burglar: "Who can say they have a squirrel that guards their house?!"
• Waukesha police: 26-year-old sex offender released into community, and he is HOMELESS
• Gov. Walker praises legislation that would allow state to drug test recipients of unemployment benefits
• Logan Everett: American Girl's newest doll -- is a boy!
• Racine woman accused of slapping officer "across the face with an open hand"
• Studies: New Berlin among the safest US cities; Oconomowoc the safest in Wisconsin
• MU student has confirmed case of mumps; 6 total cases in Milwaukee in 2017
• Noodles & Company officials to CLOSE 55 "underperforming" restaurants
• Youth basketball team forfeits rather than play without girl teammates
• Valentine's Day 2017: Where to find dinner, deals and free treats for your sweetie
• Democrats are demanding answers after Michael Flynn’s resignation
• Facebook videos will soon autoplay with sound on; here's how to disable
• Video shows high school basketball player throwing ball at opponent's face
• Do you know this man? Milwaukee police searching for Brewery Credit Union armed robbery suspect
• Danica Patrick gets sponsorship help days before Daytona 500
• Gov. Scott Walker talks with Iowa Republicans before union vote
• Divided Wisconsin Supreme Court okays toxicology report
• Broadband bill would target underserved rural areas
• Behind the scenes look at Silver City's "Chopstick Food Adventure"
• The Oscars are coming up: The movies and performances that just missed the mark
• Direct from Broadway, the world’s best selling magic show is coming to Milwaukee
• Burger King selling ‘Adults Meal’ for Valentine’s Day
• Still looking for a Valentine's Day gift? There's an easy way to pick one up
• Matchmatching apps add new features to help you find a date fast
• Caught on camera: Milwaukee police need your help to ID bank robbery suspect
• Homicide at 24th and Greenfield: 34-year-old man shot, pronounced dead at the scene
• February 14, 2017
• Red Cross assisting several families after fire at apartment building near 28th & Wisconsin
• 20-year-old man arrested in connection with hit-and-run crash in Racine County
• Aetna, Humana call off $34 billion deal
• More than 50 to be married on Valentine's Day at courthouse; Lakefront Brewery offering FREE weddings
• February 14
• "Put away the guns:" Young man shot, killed in West Allis, allegedly by 14-year-old; man's brother hurt