Site Map October 31, 2017

Years / 2017 / October / 31

• "We are aware:" CBS investigates sexual harassment allegation against Jeremy Piven
• NPR chief editor on leave amid accusations he kissed women seeking jobs at New York Times in 90s
• Women lost at sea, rescued by Navy, defend their account of the ordeal
• YouTuber apologizes after iPhone X video goes viral, father gets fired
• "Pretty unique:" Parking garage near new Bucks arena could someday feature top-level tailgating
• West Bend man charged with homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle; admits drinking "too much"
• Starting pay is $17.64/hour: We Energies looks to hire seasonal telecollectors
• Coach McCarthy: Packers' Aaron Rodgers is back in Green Bay and "looks good"
• Students get Halloween surprise from safety officials: "They were very excited"
• Violent start to Halloween: 1 dead, 1 hurt in robbery-related shootings in Milwaukee
• Amid Fire Safety Week training, elementary student starts fire in school bathroom
• Democratic Rep. Dana Wachs replaces Rep. Peter Barca on WEDC board
• Waukesha man charged with child porn found dead in apparent suicide
• Total loss: Fire destroys Charter Manufacturing in Mequon; cause under investigation
• Village of Somers home invasion: Elderly couple "recovering," search for suspect continues
• Addiction center owner charged with public drunkenness, assaulting officers
• "Cruelty like this should be concerning:" Dog found in dumpster starts long recovery
• Wisconsin Herd to play season opener at BMO Harris Bradley Center
• 14-year-old accused in death of father free on bond posted using his life insurance payment
• Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says consensus not yet reached on permit-less carry bill
• Couple accused of forcing 5-year-old to eat, brush teeth with cat feces; abusing 2 others
• Pres. Trump: George Papadopoulos, aide at center of Russia probe, "proven to be a liar"
• Filming suspended on season 6 of "House of Cards" following Kevin Spacey accusations
• Fiona the baby hippo's dad Henry dies; “We are all so sad to lose him"
• 'I was the one talking, you idiot:' Mayor Pro Tem curses at marijuana advocate in city council meeting
• State Senate OKs bill easing child labor requirements
• Committee passes bill limiting access to police body cams
• Leinenkugel's new Pomegranate Shandy hits store shelves this week
• Amari Hampton accused in police pursuit that reached speeds of 107 mph
• Manure from Iowa dairy farm blamed for deaths of 60K fish
• Wardens: Man illegally shot moose, dragged it behind truck
• Wisconsin Senate OKs fentanyl regulations
• Wisconsin Senate approves woodchuck season
• Milwaukee to launch grading system for food establishments starting January 2018
• Total loss: Fire destroys Charter Manufacturing in Mequon
• Miller Park sales tax: State Sen. Tim Carpenter pushes legislation to end it by 2019
• Wisconsin Senate passes lead pipe replacement bill
• Photo of college student dressed as Colin Kaepernick with gun pointed at his head sparks outrage
• Wendy Williams faints, collapses during scary live TV incident
• 63-year-old man arrested for allegedly smoking crack on MCTS bus
• Gino talks with George Clooney about the new movie "Suburbicon"
• Rockwell Automation rejects unsolicited bid from Emerson
• Luxurious whirlpool spas and fireplaces: Tour the Brumder Mansion Bed and Breakfast
• Candy and wine: The wines that pair best with Halloween candy
• Elderly Arkansas woman shoots, kills 19-year-old who broke into home
• Clipped wings: How Gov. Walker's jobs deal at Kestrel Aircraft went wrong, leaving taxpayers on the hook
• Shaker's Cigar Bar has collected plenty of legends stories, including that the entire place is haunted
• Lincoln Hills, Copper Lake juvenile prisons placed on lockdown
• Abele, Lipscomb spar over service cuts as public weighs in on wheel tax
• "Beyond ridiculous:" Mom admits to strapping son to roof of minivan to hold plastic pool down
• "He was really hungry:" Milwaukee police find 2-year-old boy, mother living inside abandoned house
• October 31st, 2017
• Mother claims 10-year-old son killed himself after she whipped, choked him, police say
• Lawmakers to President Trump: Leave Mueller alone
• Russia probe now centers on aide offered Clinton 'dirt'
• October 31