Site Map May 22, 2017

Years / 2017 / May / 22

• Police: Suspect arrested after shots fired incident near Locust and Humboldt
• North Carolina woman hurt after crashing semi filled with Coors beer in Dodge County
• Milwaukee's Jewish community reacts to Pres. Trump's visit to the Western Wall
• Red Cross volunteers help 203 tornado survivors near Chetek, serve 2,117 meals
• Briggs and Stratton in Wauwatosa evacuated due to fire in duct work
• Committee approves $2.3M, $200K settlements for family of Dontre Hamilton, Barbara Killebrew
• Police warn of burglars posing as utility workers on Milwaukee's south side
• "It's a real problem:" Pres. Trump pledged to "drain the swamp," but is it instead draining him?
• Police: Louisiana teen responsible for threat phoned into Muskego High School
• Medical emergency: Police officer taken to hospital after crash on I-43 near Locust
• 3 white men, 2 white women picked for Bill Cosby jury so far
• Mom who attended every class with quadriplegic son earns honorary MBA alongside him
• 'Heartless and unforgivable': Nuns accused of trapping, relocating family cats
• Trinity Lutheran students win field trip to watch We Energies falcon banding
• AG Brad Schimel: Court should stay order for new legislative maps
• Questions about Russia chase President Trump during first Israel visit
• Packers QB Aaron Rodgers helps high school students get out of final exam
• Kenosha County officials identify victim in collision between school bus, van
• "Safety belts save lives:" Intensified seat belt enforcement in effect until June 4th
• President Trump's budget promises balance in decade, relies on deep cuts
• Letter: Former National Security Adviser Flynn cites 'public frenzy,' invokes 5th Amendment
• The Isley Brothers to headline BMO Harris Pavilion during Summerfest’s 50th
• Gov. Walker: "I will veto the entire budget if it includes an increase in property taxes"
• Stepmother of boy fed to pigs called him a "psychopath," said "pain compliance doesn't work"
• Milwaukee police: Woman shot, seriously wounded on city's north side
• Beer gardens, swimming, Kite Festival and more! Plenty to do in Milw. Co. Memorial Day weekend
• "It's painful:" Judge denies bail for 3 in shooting death of 6-year-old after carjacking
• Circus kicks off summer performance season in Wisconsin
• May 22
• Scary video shows 3-year-old struggling to stand after tick bite
• Jet owned by Elvis Presley to be auctioned after sitting 30 years
• Baseball coming June 1 to virtual-reality headsets
• NASA orders up urgent spacewalking repairs at space station
• Peak Physique is focused on making your experience enjoyable and challenging
• A special delivery has arrived and it involved a former Packers player -- and a giveaway
• Cinderella, Belle, Jasmine: Child development expert weighs in on little girls who love to play princess
• North Korea says ready to deploy, mass-produce new missile
• Hot dogs recalled nationwide over reports of metal inside
• Hunter dies when shot elephant falls on him
• Looking to get in shape? Razor Sharp Fitness has been voted best in Racine Co. for the past 5 years
• YouTube creator shares her secret to “overnight” success
• All about pink wines: Details on Rosé Soiree Wine Tasting & Food Pairing Event
• Growing flowers and vegetables in containers has its advantages; how to choose containers
• Video: Police seek suspect after armed robbery at Pizza Hut near 15th and Forest Home
• May 22, 2017
• Police: Man dead after officer-involved shooting at Appleton bar