Site Map January 17, 2018

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• Special election: Patty Schachtner's victory over Rep. Adam Jarchow marks 34th legislative seat flipped since Pres. Trump took office
• "Tough decisions:" 9 MCTS bus routes being eliminated due to budget cuts
• 'Michigan Meteor' lights up the sky -- and social media: 'This was pretty close'
• Shorewood man accused of taking pictures of co-worker showering at Milwaukee County pool
• Badminton is coming to Milwaukee; city to host 2018 YONEX Junior National Championships
• Rival Koreas agree to form 1st unified Olympic team
• Tillerson warns military action on North Korea unless diplomacy works: 'We are at a very tenuous stage'
• Man accused of murdering California deputies laughs in court 'I wish I killed more'
• Bob Dole gets Congressional Gold Medal
• "I think I'm going into labor:" MCTS driver honored for helping pregnant woman until ambulance arrived
• 'Shameful, repulsive:' Arizona's GOP senators denounce Pres. Trump's attacks on news media
• Watch: Puerto Rico school erupts in joy when power returns after 112 days
• Common Council committee terminates city's contract with American Sewer Services over hate symbols
• Police: Argument leads to triple shooting near 9th and North in Milwaukee
• Chicken nugget taste tester wanted: UK retailer looks to fill dream job
• Alderman introduces ordinance requiring tighter security at parking facilities after Intermodal break-ins
• 'Absolutely heartbroken,' Yellowstone park staff launch criminal investigation after 52 bison released from pens
• District attorney: Father of Menomonee Falls elementary school student won't face charges after gun brought to school
• Stephen King to help bookstore owner who lost collection
• Science panel backs lowering drunken driving threshold from .08 to .05; '10,000 people a year dying'
• Dow Jones industrial average closes above 26,000 points for 1st time
• $15-$20/hour: City of Milwaukee schedules job fair, looks to fill entry-level positions
• 'Build on human capital:' Walker unveils $20 million technology job training initiative
• Dog survives 5 nights in bitter cold huddled in window well
• Newborn baby abandoned on changing table at Arizona airport
• Gubernatorial candidate Matt Flynn would pardon pot offenders
• Pennsylvania man admits to murdering aunt and step-uncle, then taking her car to go see movie
• No sign of missing infant twins 1 week after parents arrested
• Beulah Brinton: Milwaukee Recreation's only stand-alone community center serves people of all ages
• January is considered "breakup month:" The best ways for you to go your separate ways
• Common Council votes to launch investigation into Health Department over lead testing efforts
• Dick's Sporting Goods, bowling & amusement complex to replace former Sears store at Southridge Mall
• 17-year-old driver, adult passengers charged after pursuit that ended with light pole falling onto MPD squad
• Wisconsin education plan wins federal approval despite objections
• Fundraiser saves pony who lost penis to cancer, frostbite
• Scientists seek super-shot for flu 100 years after pandemic
• Former classmate charged in stabbing death of Ivy League student found buried in park
• Apple to build 2nd campus, hire 20,000 in $350B pledge
• Know this person? West Allis police want to talk to woman in reference to computer equipment theft
• Man dies following single-vehicle crash in Dodge County
• London Zoo names okapi 'Meghan' to celebrate royal wedding
• Legislative Fiscal Bureau: Wisconsin budget forecast improves by $138 million
• 4 hurt in crash involving van, box truck, pickup truck at Manitowoc/Sheboygan County line
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• Flashing light, loud ‘boom’ over SE WI, Michigan may have been a meteor; NWS investigating
• Smoothie secrets: Dietitian shares drink ingredients that will help fuel your day
• High-tech hotels: Technology continues to get an upgrade at hotels
• "Indoor golf simulators:" It's the perfect place to work on your golf game all winter long
• Chronic wasting disease discovered in 4-year-old deer in West Allis
• Couple lucky to be alive after firewood log crashes through windshield
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle in Kenosha County; driver issued citation
• Brewers' executive Marti Wronski, Hank's mom, takes part in symposium on women in baseball: 'A lot more to be done'
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