Site Map June 19, 2018

Years / 2018 / June / 19

• 5 charged in 'smuggling scheme' after fatal crash of SUV fleeing Border Patrol
• Governors pull National Guard from US-Mexico border over immigration policy
• President Trump, GOP leaders strain for migrant-kids solution
• Man crushed to death by mother's coffin while attending her funeral
• Foxconn investing in 'zero liquid discharge' recycling system, reducing need for Lake Michigan water
• 3 years in prison for former high school teacher accused of sexually assaulting students
• Elderly man stabbed in the face repeatedly in ‘random’ attack at California Burger King
• Marine veteran accused in wrong-way crash involving limo on New Year's Day sentenced to prison
• 'He was instantly killed:' Widow wants road paved after doctor, avid bicyclist struck by vehicle
• Milwaukee's Juneteenth Day celebration offers resources for 'all nationalities'
• Get a backstage look at Summerfest's new 'tech-forward' US Cellular Connection Stage
• Lawsuit: Chicago police falsely ID thousands as gang members
• Boys ages 8, 9, lucky to be alive after they were shot during drive-by near 26th and Concordia
• 'I want them to remember:' Milwaukee hosts 1 of the oldest Juneteenth Day celebrations in the nation
• 'The house started shaking:' Storm damage cleanup underway in Milwaukee County
• Woman shoots 16-year-old after waking up to find him walking to her bedroom
• Woman who pleaded guilty in fatal arson caught on camera, sentenced to 22 years in prison
• Man who 'intended to be a hero' when he's alleged to have dumped suspicious package pleads not guilty
• Man, 77, found dead in basement after fire breaks out at Mukwonago home
• Gov. Walker says separating children at border is federal issue; 29 lawmakers sign letter
• Teen dies after slipping on log, falling over 100-foot Utah waterfall
• Police: Boys ages 8, 9, riding in vehicle, struck when shots fired near 26th and Concordia
• Sheriff: Florida man chugged a beer after being pulled over
• Chrystul Kizer, accused of shooting Kenosha man and setting home on fire, pleads not guilty
• American Transmission Co. buys land for proposed substation for Foxconn plant in Mount Pleasant
• 2 firefighters accused of making pornographic videos at Ohio fire station
• Arizona man sentenced to prison for cyberattack in Wisconsin
• 10-year-old doesn't let diabetes slow her down on the racetrack
• Video shows teen with 1 arm carrying out vicious crime spree
• Police: Man passes out drunk while shopping for car at West Bend dealership
• Milwaukee Public Market extends weekend hours during summer 2018
• June 19
• VA pathologist fired for being 'impaired', nearly 20,000 veterans may be at risk
• Mom turns son in to police for making inappropriate comments, gestures at 10-year-old
• 'Fantastic representation:' BMO Harris employees lend a helping hand as part of Volunteer Day
• Juneteenth Day is 'the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery'
• NYPD will start using summonses, not arrests, for marijuana
• No motive, arrests in fatal shooting of rapper XXXTentacion
• Gino sits down with the cast of Queer Eye, has special giveaway that's perfect for parents
• Edibles you can still plant: How to create a landscape that tastes as good as it looks
• LSU's Mike the Tiger shows off his stalking skills on unsuspecting visitor
• Police chase naked man along Ohio highway
• Milwaukee state office building to be named after civil rights pioneer Vel Phillips
• Keeping kids entertained during the summer: Expert talks about the hottest toys, gadgets and games
• Third Point of View features all sorts of local artists in the same venue
• June 19, 2018
• Federal civil rights lawsuit to be filed Tuesday morning on behalf of Sterling Brown
• Man struck by vehicle, killed near 28th and State; driver arrested