Site Map June 29, 2018

Years / 2018 / June / 29

• 'Unusual:' Man in custody after Greenfield police use 3 PIT maneuvers, taser to end pursuit
• Pewaukee beachgoers relieved after blue-green algae warning ends
• Teacher accused of trying to hypnotize students, forced them to call him 'Master'
• Sheboygan Falls asking residents to limit water usage over hot weekend
• 'Had to see what it's all about:' Public gets 1st glimpse at products of Foxconn
• Not guilty plea from Jonathan Pogreba, man on the run for more than 2 weeks
• Jefferson County: 57-year-old Sullivan man dies after crashing truck into ditch
• Meals on Wheels delivers food and check on seniors in extreme heat to 'make sure they're safe'
• Washington County officials recover stolen guns, drugs
• A major success: 5 charged in SE Wisconsin after nationwide opioid crackdown
• Milwaukee County sheriff's deputy may lose job after OWI arrest
• Over 47,000 pounds of food: Summerfest attendees help fight hunger in southeastern Wisconsin
• 'Incredibly dangerous:' Deputy stops driver traveling almost 100 mph on I-94
• Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo invites you to Greece in new 60-second video
• 21-year-old man charged in connection to deadly shooting in Racine
• Part owner of Marvin Gaye song sues Ed Sheeran over hit song
• Man injured when 'upskirt' attempt thwarted by camera battery explosion
• Karl Taylor selected as Milwaukee Admirals Head Coach
• Larry Nassar, ex-trainer charged with sex assault in Texas
• Fond du Lac police investigating death of 2-month-old child
• MCTS helps festival-goers beat the heat at Summerfest with cooling center on bus
• Scam Alert: Milwaukee sheriffs alerting public to renewed phone scam
• 'I Cat Believe It:' 14 Wisconsin animal shelters to waive cat adoption fees in July 🐱
• Grand opening for new Bucks arena set for August
• June 29
• Kenosha police announce release of convicted sex offender Michael McClelland
• 'This is me. This is a shark:' Aaron Rodgers posts picture of him swimming with the sharks 🦈
• Foxconn to host open houses Friday, Saturday to showcase technologies developed at new plant
• Mississippi man dies while saving daughter, 3, from tractor
• Suspect in Maryland newspaper rampage denied bail
• Future Forecaster: Meet 9-year-old Max from West Allis
• 3 seriously injured in crash near Jefferson and Clybourn in Milwaukee, driver was intoxicated
• AP sources: LeBron James declines option, becomes prize free agent
• 'Take steps to prevent mosquito bites:' Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile Virus in Milwaukee Co.
• Six blessings: Check out these adorable sextuplets at six months old
• Judge sentences attorneys for defrauding Johnson Controls
• She drove 70mph while ex-boyfriend clung to the hood, police say
• Reward offered after puppy shot in the face, trapped in cage along Oklahoma road
• Wisconsin man charged in $30 million luxury car fraud scheme
• Jelly Belly Candy Company 'is dedicated to producing the highest quality confections'
• Things are getting heated: A fireman grills us, and you, on fire safety
• Baked goods, breakfast, and brunch: 3 three new places you have to try
• Hot dog! The Wienermobile is making stops in southeastern Wisconsin -- and it's here!
• Nurse hailed as hero after saving man's life at gym
• 'We are excited:' Foxconn to expand Wisconn Valley Innovation Center Network to Green Bay
• $10 an hour plus overtime: Packers seeking event staff for 'Packers Experience'
• Drake confirms rumors of a son in newest album, 'Scorpion'
• Legoland’s latest ride: An interactive, deep sea adventure
• About 2nd installment: Gino talks with the case of "Sicario: Day of the Soldado"
• The Family Reunion Music Festival 'is an annual family celebration of life and love of music'
• Beat the traffic: Resurfacing project to cause overnight full closure, some ramps reopen
• June 29, 2018
• Police: 3 shot, injured in separate shooting incidents in Milwaukee
• BlocBoy JB added to Summerfest lineup, GoldLink performance canceled
• Shooting suspect had bitter history with Maryland newspaper