Site Map July 20, 2018

Years / 2018 / July / 20

• 'I made mistakes:' Brewers pitcher Josh Hader speaks to media about tweets, sensitivity training
• Video: 2 rehabilitated sea turtles released in the Florida Keys; join Tour de Turtles
• Waukesha police release identity of 6-year-old boy who died after being struck by pickup truck
• 'Unbelievable honor:' Retired Army vet flies the skies again with the US Air Force Thunderbirds
• Army Reserve's 452nd Combat Support Hospital hosts farewell ceremony for soldiers
• California 4-year-old accidentally shoots, kills 2-year-old cousin
• Recognize these men? Milwaukee police seek help to identify homicide suspects
• Prison inmate accused of plotting to kill the prosecutor that got him behind bars
• Sheriff's Office: Speed a factor in both semi crashes that closed freeways
• 'Look down before you sit down': Virginia man finds ball python in toilet
• Attention drivers: Portion of E. Wells St. to Close July 21-August 11 for maintenance work
• Former State Sen. Mike Ellis dies, Gov. Walker says he had 'bigger-than-life personality in Wisconsin politics'
• 'I just can't say enough:' MCTS bus driver helps blind man when construction changes his route
• Navy SEALs parachute team, 'Leap Frogs,' are ready to dazzle spectators on Milwaukee's lakefront
• Dad accused of shoving baby wipe down infant's throat, leaving child in critical condition
• Milwaukee officials invite Jay-Z to bring festival to city
• Director James Gunn fired from 'Guardians 3' over old tweets
• State of Emergency declared for Sun Prairie, Dane County in wake of natural gas explosion
• Kayaker's body found in Lake Michigan nearly 2 years later
• Vigil marks 6 years since Aurora movie theater shooting
• South Dakota mom sentenced for killing son who wet the bed
• North Carolina day care — yes, day care — raided in massive drug bust
• Krispy Kreme to buy Insomnia Cookies for undisclosed sum
• Police: Milwaukee man shot, wounded in home near 34th & Wright
• Parents sue daughter's boyfriend for allegedly enabling her heroin abuse
• NY Times: Pres. Trump was recorded talking of paying Playboy model
• Spontaneously combusting tortilla chips blamed for two fires
• RNC selects Charlotte as host city of 2020 Republican National Convention
• 'Jeopardy!' winner gets probation for sneaking into emails
• Grand jury indicts man accused of killing 5 in newsroom
• St. Paul to begin confiscating dockless Bird scooters, collection to begin late Friday
• Army pilot surprises dog when he returns home from deployment
• NFL, NFLPA freeze anthem rules amid backlash to Miami policy
• Future Forecaster: Meet 7-year-old Daisy from Glendale
• All ears! sweeten up your corn game now that the pickings are prime
• Suspect detained in killing of Olympic figure skating star
• 176th anniversary: The Waukesha County Fair is 'the oldest fair in the state of Wisconsin'
• 'This can't keep on:' Short prison stays do little to deter the most persistent drunk drivers
• Mixing music and making money: The High school DJ setting the bar high and the beats low
• Startup partners with Uber to sell snacks in the back seat
• The Iron Horse Hotel is hosting a unique art event featuring work from local artist
• One of the top air shows in the Midwest: Milwaukee Air and Water Show is July 21-22
• Officials: Driver of pickup truck dies from injuries suffered in crash into culvert
• Attention Drivers: This upcoming construction could impact your commute
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• FOX6's Carl Deffenbaugh takes flight with US Air Force Thunderbirds ahead of Milwaukee Air & Water Show
• Police: Man shot, injured near 36th and Glendale in Milwaukee, no arrests made
• Death toll from Missouri duck boat accident climbs to 17
• Work to stabilize exterior walls of Trinity Lutheran Church will run through August
• 'Pretty scary:' Officials ID woman hospitalized after being struck by lightning at Country Thunder