Site Map August 31, 2018

Years / 2018 / August / 31

• 77-year-old Colorado man pleads guilty to poisoning bald eagles, other wildlife
• Wisconsin Emergency Management: Storms, flooding public damage at $44 million
• Dodge County sheriff's officials look into concerning Facebook posts, alleging possible abductions
• Police: Man shot, seriously wounded near 42nd and Capitol
• Construction workers make 6-year-old boy’s dream come true
• 'Cruise the Great Lakes:' 2 cruise ships to dock in Milwaukee, let hundreds explore the city
• Report: Milwaukee Brewers get LHP Gio Gonzalez from Washington Nationals
• 'Be the change:' Milwaukee's Youth Council calls for ceasefire during Labor Day holiday weekend
• Former employee who ran Boys & Girls Club youth baseball program accused of stealing thousands
• Jimmy Bates charged in fatal stabbing of Debra Luckett; told investigators they had 'heated arguments'
• Video shows explosion that killed Austin bombing suspect
• Mom accused of locking 2-year-old out of the house, falling asleep
• 'Like ground zero:' Tornado takes down thousands of trees at campground, 'but everybody's alive'
• 'We're in the front:' 115 ladies take part in ride all about women at Harley-Davidson Museum
• Man charged in fatal shooting of 2 brothers pleads not guilty, bound over for trial
• Former St. Matthias teacher, accused of molesting 4th-grade student, faces new charge
• Family business: Meet the Ives brothers, who run the 'Ball of Steel,' featured at H-D's 115th anniversary party
• A Harley love story: Illinois couple visits Brady Street Block Party for H-D's 115th
• Milwaukee company helps H-D riders customize their bikes; 'sit forward, sit further back, sit a little bit higher'
• Allergy shots without needles
• 'I need it as soon as I can:' West Allis woman uses billboard to find kidney donor
• Could Boston Store be coming back? Company website seems to indicate 'yes'
• 'A ton of skill:' Bikes tear up Bradford Beach during H-D's 115th in 1st races in more than a century
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Abrahamson has cancer
• Mom of Denver boy who killed himself after being bullied faces backlash online
• 2 of 4 members of 'Paper Team' crew, responsible for retail thefts dating back to fall of 2017, sentenced to prison
• Shooting victim struck by stray bullet, now police need help to find vehicles that may be involved
• United Airlines is raising baggage fees, matching JetBlue
• Woman finds son's lost baseball glove at thrift store 40 years later, 1,100 miles away
• Milwaukee County medical examiner: 185 confirmed drug deaths so far this year
• Funeral for Aretha Franklin fills Detroit church with prayers and stars
• Left behind: Thieves raid Virginia store of right foot shoes
• Can you get arrested for giving a wet willy? A Florida man did
• August 31
• Get ready to watch the Harley-Davidson 115th Anniversary Parade in downtown Milwaukee
• Former 'ER' actress Vanessa Marquez shot dead by police
• Paul McCartney to perform in Madison in June 2019
• College student accused of impersonating a doctor at California hospitals for months
• Woman says she gave birth in jail cell after deputies ignored pleas for help
• Sprinting naked man leads LA police on lengthy pursuit
• Flipping science: An experiment in energy that you can try at home
• Texas man indicted in 'Make America Great Again' hat theft
• His way: Washington says goodbye to late Sen. John McCain
• 'Free and open to the public:' Bikes to tear through the sand on the shoreline of Lake Michigan
• Milwaukee Post Office seeks City Carrier Assistants; starting pay is $16.78/hour
• It's not an adventure if something doesn't go wrong: H-D rider loses wallet en route to Milwaukee
• For the first time in over 100 years, watch bikes tear through the sand on the shoreline of Lake Michigan
• 'The best arena:' Milwaukee hosts DNC officials as finalist for 2020 convention
• Future Forecaster: Meet 10-year-old Sadie from Hartford
• August 31, 2018
• Fiserv Forum to broadcast Aretha Franklin's funeral in arena atrium