Site Map August 20, 2018

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• Dive team recovers bodies of Neenah sisters after boat crash on Lake Winnebago
• Inaugural 'Hip Hop Week MKE' aimed at using music's influential power to shed light on important issues
• 'What's going on here?' Burglars bust into unlocked homes, cut through screens to commit crimes
• Drake visits 11-year-old heart transplant patient after she posts ‘KiKi Challenge’ video
• Badgers' WR Quintez Cephus suspended, 2 felony counts of sexual assault filed
• Alert passer-by notices smoke, alerts 7 sleeping residents to fire in their Grafton home
• Green Bay Packers face first road test of preseason against Oakland Raiders
• Liberal group accuses Scott Walker of misusing state planes
• 'What are we going to do now?' Fire at Family Dollar impacts neighbors who relied on the store
• Pit bull stops armed robbery after victim's friends turn dog loose on suspect
• Chris Watts charged with murder in deaths of pregnant wife, 2 daughters
• Dashcam video released after traffic stop; man who said racial comment hasn't been identified
• UW System wants $107 million more in next budget
• Racine police seek suspects accused of firing at 17-year-old bicyclist during robbery
• 'We are grateful:' Eagles' greatest hits album becomes best-selling of all-time
• Video shows rescue of mother, son and dog after vehicle plunges into California marina
• Visitor tumbles into 'Descent Into Limbo' installation at Portuguese Museum
• 'Get kids interested:' Germantown Police Department Youth Academy kicks off Monday
• Police: Woman shot, killed near 30th and Vine; 16th homicide in August
• GOP house candidate: I was abducted by aliens
• Medical examiner: Man, 36, found in yard near 30th and Locust, died of apparent overdose
• Life in prison for Daniel Tate, convicted of strangling 17-year-old girl he met online, dumping her body
• 'Double Dare Live' comes to Miller High Life Theatre Nov. 7, featuring original host Marc Summers
• Caught on camera: Milwaukee police need your help to identify burglary suspects
• 'We welcome all the ragers:' Travis Scott to peform at Fiserv Forum Dec. 9
• 'Finally had enough:' Man accused of attacking mother with machete after 6-day 'alcohol bender'
• 'This is sweet! We got this:' 25 years in prison for 1 of 3 accused of beating man during robbery, setting fire to home
• Man accused of driving wrong way on I-43 pleads guilty but not guilty by reason of mental disease, defect
• Milwaukee's police chief touts plan to stop violence in city: 'Relationships are built on actions'
• 'Not today, buddy:' Mom catches man spying on daughter in store dressing room
• Teen's step-father and their pastor allegedly raped her over course of a year, threatened her with voodoo rituals
• Teen arrested for lighting boy on fire during grill dispute, police say
• Man passes out in McDonald's drive-thru, police find 96 grams of meth in car
• Report: MeToo activist Asia Argento settled sex assault complaint
• Report: Experts knew Genoa bridge had weakened 20 percent
• Sen. Tammy Baldwin launches first attack ad of general election
• 'No danger to the public:' Gas leak prompts evacuation of Kenosha apartment complex
• From thin to thick: The tools, products that help your eyebrows look fuller
• 'Walk through brand new homes:' The 2018 MBA Parade of Homes runs through Labor Day
• What milk is right for you and your family? A registered dietitian weighs in
• Father meets 32-year-old daughter he didn't know existed
• Florida alpaca dies after eating Doritos, Cheese Nips and peanuts
• Latest scam email has your real password inside: Here’s how they got it
• The Symphony Sessions: Michael Bolton to perform at The Riverside in December
• Separated by war, mother sees son for first time in 68 years
• Colorado baby born at 18:18 on 8-18-18
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• Convicted sex offender to be released in Hartland, he’ll live on Merton Avenue
• Man transported by Flight for Life after crash in Dodge County, alcohol believed to be a factor