Site Map May 18, 2017

Years / 2017 / May / 18

• Police: Father locked toddler in cage, left day-old baby alone
• Sogard has 4 hits, 3 RBIs to lead Brewers over Padres 4-2
• Car mows down Times Square pedestrians for blocks, 1 killed
• President Trump says he's 'very close' to naming a new FBI director
• President Trump claims 'witch hunt'; GOP puts hope in special counsel
• Senators: Deputy AG Rosenstein knew of Comey firing before memo
• EAA looking to hire 600 for AirVenture Oshkosh 2017
• Memorial dedication set for Trooper Trevor Casper, killed in the line of duty in 2015
• Parents demand answers from MPS following alleged incidents at schools
• Lawsuit: Baylor football players recorded gang rapes
• 23-year-old man dead following crash involving motorcycle in Greenfield
• BMO Harris Bank in Sherman Park to be rebuilt 1 year after it was burned during unrest
• Man accused of killing 4-year-old nephew with ax after luring him to basement
• "Disgraceful:" Pro-immigrant group reacts to Sheriff Clarke's DHS announcement
• Watch out for scammers in aftermath of tornado near Chetek, Barron County sheriff says
• School canceled in Whitewater Thursday, plenty to clean up after storms: "Going to be hard"
• 'Deadliest Catch' captain Sig Hansen arrested after incident with Uber driver
• "Click It or Ticket" campaign aimed at keeping you safe this summer
• Planet Hollywood sued for Vegas Strip hotel room mannequin
• May 18
• Wisconsin unemployment lowest since February 2000
• US airstrike hits pro-Syria government forces for first time
• Always Dreaming leads 2017 Preakness favorites
• Preliminary hearing postponed: Kris Zocco appears in court, accused of killing Kelly Dwyer
• Man with several prior abuse convictions faces new counts after horse found bleeding
• Ferch's Beachside Grille in Grant Park set to open for the summer season
• "The time has come:" House Oversight Committee Chair Jason Chaffetz to resign
• Facebook to stream MLB game each Friday starting this week
• Pictures: Storms once again push across SE Wisconsin; leave damage in their wake
• Body found inside stolen car, believed that of 6-year-old who was inside when it was taken
• "Very confident:" House Speaker Paul Ryan promises tax overhaul this year despite chaos
• Autopsy: Chris Cornell killed himself by hanging
• 14-year-old Mequon boy second-place winner of National Geographic Bee
• Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo named to 2016-2017 Second Team All-NBA
• Strong storms once again roll through SE Wisconsin, downing trees, power lines
• Dealing with storm damage? Seek trusted, local contractors, not transients who could rip you off
• 1 person dead following car vs. semi crash in Dodge County
• $1 movies! This weekend will be the last to enjoy the Marcus Value Cinema in Oak Creek
• Flynn's lawyer says he won't answer subpoena
• What swimsuit will look best on your body? Tips for flaunting your features
• A summer full of STEM: Toys that will keep your kids learning once school is out
• 2nd Annual Dine & Dash: Tour some of the best and most unique restaurants and specialty stores
• One lucky winner! Milwaukee woman claims $1 million Mega Millions ticket
• Carrie’s Crispies: The place where a good ‘ole classic treat is transformed into ultimate indulgence
• Simple, accessible 5-week plan to lower blood sugar levels and lose weight
• The surprise revelation Gisele Bundchen made about her husband Tom Brady
• 12 comedy shows over 4 days: The 2nd annual Cream City Comedy Festival kicks off
• May 18, 2017
• Power restored to 23,000 customers after storms, some strong, push through SE WI
• Southwest launches new nonstop flights from Milwaukee to Nashville, Cleveland
• Bandy lifts Brewers over Padres, to top of NL Central