Site Map February 15, 2017

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• DOJ completes investigation into officer-involved death of man struck by federal agent's van
• In road funding saga, Assembly GOP leader downplays importance of 8 who wouldn't say if they support gas tax hike
• Milwaukee county executive signs anti-discrimination resolution: "An American issue"
• Case DISMISSED: Prosecution's "essential witness" against Hector Acevedo fails to appear in court
• YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee to keep downtown branch
• "Someone could have cleaned out the place:" Bank closed for the day, but doors were left UNLOCKED
• "I swear to you this is false:" Milwaukee landlord denies city's claim his south side properties are nuisance
• "The goal is to collect 25,000 pairs:" Stan's Fit For Your Feet hosts annual 'Share-a-Pair' shoe drive
• Milwaukee Business Journal: BMO Harris Bank renews long-term sponsorship with Summerfest
• Cedarburg police warn not to fall for the latest scam making the rounds
• Milwaukee Revolutionary Black Panther Party threatens $400M lawsuit against city, MPD
• Carroll University's first female president won't take job after all, says "This was a very difficult decision"
• 1 in serious condition after crash involving semi; alcohol and speed appear to be factors
• Police: 51-year-old man shot during robbery inside home near 17th and Wright
• Gov. Scott Walker supports measure that would legalize use of CBD oil
• Traffic Alert: Semi overturns and spills scrap metal in Stadium Interchange
• "You can't smoke roses:" 'Pot bouquets' a hot commodity on Valentine's Day in Los Angeles
• It won't be a "Lonely Ol' Night" when John Mellencamp performs at Wisconsin State Fair on August 4th
• 5-year-old's injuries required 50 stitches after dog attack: "Most awful thing I've ever experienced"
• WATCH: Milwaukee County Zoo's Amur tiger cubs enjoy playtime as they continue to grow bigger
• Gov. Walker defends proposal to reinstate WEDC's loan program
• Gov. Walker defends proposed switch to self-insurance program for public workers
• Wisconsin Elections Commission not predicting turnout for spring primary election
• Little Caesars founder quietly paid Rosa Parks' rent for years
• Kenosha police locate 3 juveniles wanted in retail theft; stolen items recovered
• Mike Bjorn's is a unique, family-owned men's clothing store in downtown Kenosha
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• BelAir Cantina to open location in Madison this summer
• Sister serves as surrogate, gives birth to twins for woman who had cancer
• Yahoo issues new security warning to users
• Woman arrested after Kim Jong Un’s half-brother mysteriously killed at airport
• Anti-Muslim hate groups tripled across the U.S. in 2016
• Beaver Dam police: Altercation leads to stabbing, 2 women hurt
• Milwaukee man charged, accused of looking under bathroom stalls in Wauwatosa office building
• With temps in the 50s expected this weekend, Waukesha Co., Milwaukee golf courses to open EARLY
• Woman sues Howard Stern over aired phone call to IRS
• UW School of Medicine awarded $300K grant from NBA, GE Healthcare to study hamstring injuries
• Why Trump's presidency could be an extinction-level event for some species
• Lindsay Lohan: Support President Trump, would be 'a positive thing'
• Walmart buys outdoor clothes and gear seller Moosejaw
• Mom who lost daughter hears her little girl's heart beating in another child
• Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner introduces the BUILD WALL Act of 2017
• A serious problem with a simple solution: We're talking food addiction -- and how to address it
• NBA G-League: The D-League getting makeover in Gatorade deal
• Changes sought following presidential recount in Wisconsin
• State appeals court upholds conviction in cemetery homicide
• 'Hot Felon' Jeremy Meeks makes New York Fashion Week debut
• Cedarburg to host annual Winter Festival this weekend -- get an early look
• Best unlimited cell phone plans compared: Verizon vs everyone else
• All Clear: Ramp from I-43 NB to I-894 EB in the Hale Interchange now open
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