Site Map February 14, 2018

Years / 2018 / February / 14

• Expert witness for prosecution: Brown Deer officer was not justified in shooting, wounding of man
• First time in 12 years: Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign finishes short of goal
• Pitchers and catchers report for Brewers spring training
• 'He goes from really up to really down:' Man, 21, in Froedtert's ICU, battling the flu
• 2018 Razzie Awards: Here are the odds on the biggest box office bombs
• 'It'd be neat to see:' Cougar caught on camera in Colgate has some on the lookout
• Crash debris left on roadways causing concern in Milwaukee: 'Speaks to a decline in the city'
• 'Categorically irresponsible and dangerous:' Deputies arrest man for OWI with child in vehicle
• Teacher charged with child abuse after allegedly forcing student to stand for Pledge of Allegiance
• Doctor's body may have been inside home for 8 months; wife charged with murder
• February 14
• NSA: Several hospitalized after vehicle tried to enter
• Oak Creek woman accused of stealing from Boys Scouts troop 'to pay her personal bills'
• Lucky player: Hartland man wins $1.2 million playing Megabucks
• Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. announces architectural firm to design new amphitheater
• 'Really shocked to see this:' Vehicles damaged by gunfire in West Allis, no one hurt
• Madison hospital suspends employee amid infant injuries in NICU
• Eating breakfast while driving: WisDOT shares video of distracted driver who caused crash on US 45
• Woman catches intruder watching porn during burglary
• Wausau father faces homicide charges in diabetes death of son, 15
• Lawsuit filed over L.L. Bean's 1-year limit on returns
• Gov. Walker cool on 'alcohol czar' proposal: 'Don't know how far it's going to go'
• $10K reward offered after fire destroyed building at Mt. Olympus Theme Park in Wis. Dells
• Man forgets wife is 9-months pregnant after 'bad cold' turns out to be heart condition
• J.K. Lee Black Belt Academy has 'martial arts programs for students of all ages'
• 'We will soon break ground:' Wisconn Valley website launched, offers information Foxconn project
• 'I'm sick:' Man flagged down police to tell them he sexually assaulted a child
• Committee approves 2 percent across-the-board raises for state workers next 2 years
• Homeless man arrested in random beating of elderly LA woman
• Seared salmon and cheesecake: A Valentine's Day dinner that won't derail your diet
• Waukesha police search for Meijer theft suspect
• Police camera captures alleged serial street pooper
• Packers TE Lance Kendricks pleads not guilty to marijuana citation
• Snow-covered and slippery: MCTS driver, passenger help woman who fell while crossing street 👍
• Fall in love with your emotions: Life coach helps provide meaning to all your feelings
• Sam's Club to offer free shipping for premium members
• Restaurants begin to embrace pay at the table technology
• Valentine's Day made easy: Local business makes it easy to pick-up flowers, chocolate last minute
• Police: Woman shot, injured while sitting in vehicle near Teutonia and Capitol
• February 14, 2018
• Burger King employees throw 80th birthday party for loyal customer
• Milwaukee police investigate break-in at T-Mobile store near 103rd and Silver Spring
• Police: Shots fired into home on Milwaukee's south side, no one hurt