Site Map April 23, 2018

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• Milwaukee couple accused in arson at apartment building after they were evicted sentenced to prison
• No ordinary double date: President Trump, France's Macron open visit with wives at Mount Vernon
• Senate panel approves Mike Pompeo for secretary of state
• Day care worker arrested for allegedly striking young boy; 'knocked his tooth out'
• 'She's risked it all:' Inmate escapes from Racine correctional center, steals pickup truck
• Closing arguments, deliberations loom in Bill Cosby retrial
• 'It's kind of sad:' Military Order of the Purple Heart to shut down by end of June
• Crowded field: 16 Democrats running for Wisconsin governor, Mayor Barrett undecided
• 'Left it there by mistake:' Jackson man faces misdemeanor charge after gun found in Starbucks restroom
• Zoo visitors kill kangaroo with rocks while trying to make it hop
• BelAir managers say Giannis accepted apology for not being able to seat him: Giannis says 'I'll be there again'
• 'I'm always one to listen:' Ahead of draft, Packers' GM responds to report QB Aaron Rodgers is frustrated
• Richard Schmidt to announce candidacy to seek full term as Milwaukee County sheriff
• Ground broken on $34 million Dwight and Dian Diercks Computational Science Hall at MSOE
• Changes made for Milwaukee's Fire and Police Commission: 'We wanted to have new leadership'
• Man 'vomits' 33 bindles of heroin after locking himself in bathroom, police say
• Is raw pet food right for your dog?
• 'They really are receptive:' MPS teaches students about financial literacy
• Prince charming: Kate gives birth to boy, home by suppertime
• Fond du Lac County sheriff to exhume Jane Doe remains found in 2008; new image released
• Prosecutors: Woman sprayed pepper spray at man using motorized scooter, woman using wheelchair at Walmart
• 'Bucks in 6:' In celebration of game-winning tip-in, Qdoba offers free tacos April 23, 24
• Man faces multiple charges, accused of leading police on pursuit of vehicle filled with stolen items
• Woman faces $500 fine over free apple from Delta flight
• 12-year-old steals credit card, flies to Bali after fight with mom
• 'Comedy’s quietest power couple' Jim and Jeannie Gaffigan to serve as Marquette University's commencement speakers
• Pool chemical mixture prompts hazmat response at Washington High School
• 'We are very excited:' J Balvin to perform at new Bucks' arena on Oct. 11
• Heartwarming photo shows officer helping 84-year-old man get to hospital to see wife
• Police: 2 shot, 1 seriously hurt following separate incidents in Milwaukee
• 2 Fancie Gals: 'Turn those not so great furniture pieces into something beautiful again'
• High-tech insurance companies use AI to lower rates, increase convenience
• Video shows judge berating sick woman during hearing
• Police: Man wearing 'MAGA' hat pushes victim onto New York City subway tracks
• 'It was life or death,' says man who snatched gunman's AR-15 at Waffle House
• Farmer's Fridge: 'Self-service Fridges put chef-curated meals and snacks in your hands'
• La Keisha Butler nominated to executive director of Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission
• Former Brewers coach, broadcaster Davey Nelson passes away at 73
• 'Take precautions:' Waffle House suspect remains on the run, may be armed
• VP Pence to take part in April 25 town hall in Milwaukee ahead of Gov. Walker fundraiser
• 'Coming to shine:' The fashion-forward store in Milwaukee famous for the $100 hookup
• The hottest looks from the red carpet: Rock Hollywood-inspired hair, but how?
• Republican Bryan Steil announces he's running for Congress to replace Speaker Ryan
• Boys halt basketball game to kneel as funeral procession passes; touching photo lights up social media
• You'll get more than your morning "Cup of Joe' at Pilcrow Coffee
• Former NFL kicker apologizes after prom photo with daughter, handgun goes viral
• Shark attack victim also survived bites from bear and a rattlesnake
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• Summerfest officials announce performance dates, times for Johnson Controls World Sound Stage