Site Map June 18, 2018

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• Michigan governor declares state of emergency due to flood damage in UP
• City leaders kick off MKE Plays initiative, aimed at rebuilding rundown playgrounds
• From deep-fried turducken to s'mores beer float: Your 2018 State Fair 'Sporkies' finalists revealed
• Mom accused of drugging kids after 'lethargic' 8-year-old found wandering alone
• 'This museum is important:' Danny Glover helps kick off return of Black Holocaust Museum
• No injuries after fire at home near 82nd and Mill
• 2 months after fatal fire in Beaver Dam, 'we hardly know any more now than we knew the day of'
• 'Surreal:' Cedarburg man goes on tour with country singer Jake Owen, thanks to social media
• MMSD: Heavy rains lead to combined sewer overflow, 1st since September 2016
• Man gets 3 years in prison after driving drunk with son in car, striking squad head-on
• President Trump calls on Pentagon to create 'space force' as 6th branch of military
• US Supreme Court: No definitive ruling on voting district maps; at least for now
• 'She snapped:' Woman arrested on suspicion of arson after apartment fire that displaced 15
• Waukesha police announce release of convicted sex offender Dennis Fetzer
• Letter from family friend of Officer Irvine to court commissioners: 'You should've prevented this'
• Tested brushes to clean your grill
• Watch: Cold front brings storms, heavy rain, leading to flooding in some areas
• Man accused of throwing sulfuric acid on Utah infant
• Disney issues seizure warning for Incredibles 2
• Bid submitted: Milwaukee invites Democrats to 'fresh coast' for 2020 national convention
• Milwaukee police: Man shot, wounded near 55th and Hampton
• Gun by her side, GOP US Senate candidate Leah Vukmir talks of threats in 1st ad
• Recognize these retail theft suspects? Menomonee Falls police want to hear from you
• FDA: Pre-cut melon linked to salmonella outbreak sold at Costco stores in Wisconsin
• Video: Milwaukee man faces OWI charges after rollover crash that injured 3 children in his vehicle
• 2 dozen Wisconsin National Guard members head to Arizona to assist in securing border
• Shorewood police: Man fires gun into ground as 2 women fight outside of home
• Paul Ryan endorses former aide Bryan Steil to replace him
• Landlord recorded denying restaurant owner a space for being Muslim
• Woman's body found in freezer after husband's suicide
• Survey shows millennials prefer higher prices but no tipping
• Pet store under investigation after photos of skinny puppy posted on Facebook
• Kate Spade's funeral to be held in birthplace of Kansas City
• Texas deputy arrested on allegation of child sexual assault
• Travel season is in full swing: 5 things to bring along before you hit the road
• Strong earthquake near Osaka, Japan, kills 4, knocks over walls
• Being on the go: Simple, healthy salads to make this summer
• AXE MKE: Milwaukee's newest addition to the competitive bar sport
• 3 Democrats look to make history in Wisconsin governor race
• Time to get out to the garden! Tips on how to keep your garden safe and free from weeds
• The 2018 World Cup is larger than life at a new pop-up bar in Milwaukee
• Indiana state trooper's tweet about 'slowpoke law' goes viral
• June 17 & 18, 2018
• SUV in fatal Texas crash suspected of smuggling
• British police: 3 struck dead by train in south London
• June 18
• Body of missing La Crosse woman found in lake
• MFD: 1 taken to hospital following 3-vehicle crash near 76th and Good Hope
• Michael Jackson's elephant escapes enclosure at Florida zoo
• Laura Bush says immigration policy 'cruel'
• Where to watch FOX6 News, Real Milwaukee during World Cup Soccer ⚽
• Compulsive video-game playing now new mental health problem
• Washington County Sheriff: 3 injured in multi-vehicle crash on I-41
• Pictures: View & submit photos of fathers you’re honoring on this Father’s Day
• The vote is in! Scooby Doo has been named America's favorite ever on-screen pet
• Strong quake near Osaka, Japan, kills 3, knocks over walls