Site Map October 18, 2017

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• 18 years in prison for man who left friends for dead after crashing stolen vehicle
• Harry Potter exhibit marks 20th anniversary of 1st book
• Billy Joel expecting 3rd child
• Sheriff: Fire kills Texas woman and her 5 children
• Kidnapping suspect led police on 3-state chase, held knife to child’s throat before arrest
• "It's sad:" West Allis police work to capture graffiti suspect caught on camera
• Meal-kit seller Blue Apron cuts about 320 jobs
• Life in prison for 1 of Wisconsin's Most Wanted, charged in April 2015 homicide
• Traffic slows on I-41 NB near Capitol Drive due to vehicle fire
• "I have proof:" Under fire, Pres. Trump defends call to soldier's grieving family
• "Put their roots here:" Officials hope Amazon's 2nd HQ is built in Milwaukee area
• "Rolling criminal factories:" 3 flee from stolen vehicle following police pursuit
• "Scary:" Letter to parents in Whitefish Bay warns of stranger near school playground
• Strange Uber cars seen in Milwaukee area -- now we know what they do
• These are 25 of the happiest cities in the U.S., study says
• Woman learns dog is alive 5 months after she thought pet was put down
• Milwaukee's new airport director met with tough questions on proposed expansion
• Concertgoers rejoice! Kenny Chesney to perform at Miller Park on April 28th
• Ticket sales temporarily suspended for China Lights, event extended 1 week
• High school teacher receives awesome surprise 'thank you' from former student
• Pres. Trump says Comey knew he was going to exonerate Clinton
• Goodell: NFL not changing its national anthem policy
• Students walk out from classes after racial incidents
• Man dies at hospital after sustaining crushing injuries while operating crane
• Waukesha police: 60-year-old man trapped between vehicles dies at US Foods
• Watch: Moana, sea lion rescued from CA storm sewer, meets new friends at Milw. Co. Zoo!
• Melania Trump to donate inaugural ball gown to Smithsonian
• Meet the 4-legged friend spreading smiles to kids, staff at Children's Hospital
• Former church youth director who recorded children in bathroom sentenced
• Video shows thieves hugging in celebration after finding woman's rent money
• What happened to missing 3-year-old forced to stand in alley? Answers may rest in family SUV
• October 18
• Report: $5.4 million in questionable UW transactions
• State-by-state ranking of America's favorite Halloween candy
• 🏈 NFL will stage draft in Dallas next April
• Located: 54-year-old man missing from Glendale found safe
• Wisconsin Senate committee OKs hemp farming bill
• $25K cash bond set for Oak Creek teacher accused of repeated sexual assault of student
• 2 charged after 5 Milwaukee restaurants robbed at gunpoint in 3 days
• Pop's Kettle Corn is "home of the Best Kettle Corn in Wisconsin"
• What's for dinner? Healthy meals you make in a flash, some fast-food options that won't derail your diet
• Colorado teenager fatally stabs 2 young siblings, police say
• Utah high school investigating viral video of students shouting racial slur
• Put on your detective hat, embrace your inner murder-mystery character at MAM
• Police: 34-year-old woman shot, injured on Milwaukee's south side, suspect sought
• Changes at AOL: Instant Messenger shutting down, desktop software charges
• "Get it right:" Wisconsin board delays vote on Foxconn incentives until at least November
• Cow safe at sanctuary after escaping Brooklyn slaughterhouse, running amok
• Federal employee accused of using popular app to seek child pornography
• Police: 44-year-old man shot, injured near 15th and Clarke in Milwaukee
• October 18, 2017