Site Map January 30, 2018

Years / 2018 / January / 30

• 'You want to go?' Charges filed against father/son who are coach/manager after fight with ref
• Kenosha father buys ad in The Washington Post in hopes of reopening son's death investigation
• 'Gets your blood going:" Brookfield East hosts wheelchair basketball tournament for all ages
• Officials: Knife-wielding man faces charges for incident that led to MPD officer being shot
• Defendant questions detective in homicide trial; 'I wasn't on the scene when you arrived, is that correct?'
• Despite lawyer's unique argument, Jakubowski convicted on 3 counts after Janesville gun theft
• All clear: NB lanes of I-43 at WIS 83 temporarily closed due to vehicle fire
• FPC town hall Wednesday, where you can share your thoughts on Milwaukee's next police chief
• 2 teens arrested in rash of Bay View vehicle break-ins after chase, crash
• 'Glee' star Mark Salling, who pleaded guilty to child pornography charge, found dead of apparent suicide
• 'The victim is being uncooperative:' Man shot, injured near 39th and Center
• 3,200 dogs set to strut at Westminster show next month
• Major League Baseball asks that All-Star 11th inning start with runner on 2nd
• Investigation underway after burglary at Armageddon Supplies gun shop in Janesville
• Last day to donate: Salvation Army of Milwaukee County needs $300K by Jan. 31
• Free-agent relief pitcher Matt Albers signs 2-year deal with Milwaukee Brewers
• 9-year-old girl who received support from Pres. Trump has successful brain surgery
• Tyson Foods invests in firm trying to make meat from cells
• Common illness blamed for 5-year-old girl's sudden death
• Former dean wants $800K from UW-Milwaukee
• Mother of 5 starved, handcuffed 8-year-old son out of jealousy, affidavit says
• 4th Annual Big Cheese Classic is 'the largest wheelchair basketball tournament in the country'
• Glendale police: Ruthie the pit bull, found emaciated, dies after 'brave battle with cancer'
• Ben Franklin Crafts is a 'premier craft destination located in the heart of Waukesha County'
• Amazon, Buffett, JPMorgan tackle US health care 'tapeworm'
• January 30
• University of Wisconsin System releases employee sexual misconduct complaints
• Gov. Scott Walker pitches welfare plan to Wisconsin doctors
• Justin Timberlake Super Bowl bash outrages some Prince fans
• Tesla seeks to establish its own dealerships in Wisconsin
• Oklahoma man who pleaded guilty to raping 13-year-old sentenced to 15 years probation
• Disneyland Ursula loses head, terrifies everyone
• Volkswagen suspends executive over monkey tests
• Pizza Ranch coming to West Bend 🍕
• High school freshman's incredible 80-foot buzzer-beater caught on camera
• Child experts: Just say 'no' to Facebook's kids app
• Host of planned home renovation show accused of sexually assaulting 10-year-old girl
• Looking for love this Valentine's Day? You could try to win over your crush with candy
• Hollywood stars with ties to Wisconsin
• 350 new jobs: Milwaukee Tool announces proposed expansion of Brookfield product center
• Police: 2 taken into custody following police pursuit, crash in Milwaukee
• January 30, 2018
• Police: Man shot, killed near 10th and Ring
• Teacher recorded telling student military members are ‘the lowest of our low’
• Tide Pods locked up at some California Walmart stores
• Palmer scores 28, Nebraska rallies past Wisconsin 74-63