Site Map March 22, 2018

Years / 2018 / March / 22

• Judge orders Gov. Walker to call special elections
• 'Versatile source of protein:' Whitewater egg farm donates 76,000+ eggs to charity
• Life in prison for man who murdered his estranged wife; he told court, 'I lost control of my mind'
• Pres. Trump announces former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton to serve as national security adviser
• Group demands transparency regarding Milwaukee's lead issues; 'We are missing some documents'
• 'Knocked down walls:' Discovery World begins $2M expansion, construction project
• 'I just started going blind:' Students rushed to hospitals after falling ill at Oconomowoc HS
• Wisconsin man leads police on chase in dump truck
• Florida woman beats up husband for forgetting wedding anniversary, deputies say
• 'I want to apologize:' Former alderman now convicted felon, sentenced to 3 years probation for stalking
• 'Learning more:' Northwestern Mutual hosts high school job shadow, teacher externship day
• Wisconsin State Patrol making more drug arrests
• Teen taking driving test plows into exam station before making it to road
• 'Heartless:' Michael Birk sentenced for sexual assault, trying to arrange victim to be killed
• Report: CB Tramon Williams returning to Green Bay for 2-year deal
• The origin of the T-shirt
• Dow Jones industrials drop 723 points as worries over trade tensions with China rattle markets
• Warrant: Mother arrested after baby seen smoking marijuana in Facebook video
• Dog parks: Ranked in the nation's top 100 cities
• Van strikes building at Mitchell International Airport, nobody hurt
• Sealed and delivered: Royal wedding invitations dispatched
• House OKs compromise $1.3 trillion budget bill, Senate next
• TV personality known for playing Bozo the Clown dies at 89
• Wisconsin Assembly unanimously OKs bill to close troubled youth prison, 90-0
• Woman takes in dad and 4-day-old daughter who were unable to fly home
• Looking for an Easter egg hunt? Milwaukee police have a couple of options for you
• Racine police investigator arrested on charges of prostitution, obstructing an officer
• Retail theft leads to vehicle theft, prompting shutdown of I-94 near County SS
• Bill seeks to ban smoking while walking on New York City sidewalks
• 2-year-old boy diagnosed with rare 'vanishing bone' disease
• All clear: Eastbound I-94 temporarily closed at County SS because of law enforcement activity
• Dog that was shot, hit with a hammer and left to die goes home with foster family
• Wisconsin unemployment rate hits record low in February
• Police: Wisconsin man exceeded 160 mph on Indiana Toll Road
• Police investigate “sudden death” of 4-month-old boy near 6th and Lapham in Milwaukee
• John Dowd, lead Trump lawyer in Russia probe, leaves team
• ATI expands operations at Cudahy facility, move expected to create 125 new jobs
• Video shows police officers helping to save life of choking baby
• Drug laced with heavy-duty bug spray has zombie-like effects
• Decorating ideas that will freshen up your home with spring flare and florals
• Woman seriously injured after being run over by her own vehicle in Dodge County
• Easter is almost here! Get "famous Whipped Crème Eggs" from Buddy Squirrel
• The beer-battered fish fry keeping one Oak Creek restaurant packed Friday after Friday
• Driver suffers medical emergency, slams into North Shore Bank building 
• Man killed after angry driver plows into crowd of people outside LGBT nightclub in Houston
• Get your closet ready for spring: A look at the latest fashion trends at Johnson Creek Premium Outlets
• TMZ: Kevin Federaline is asking for more child support from Britney Spears
• Corned Beef Hash: Ideas on how to use up all that leftover corned beef from St. Patrick's Day
• Video shows woman stealing tip off table at restaurant
• Discovery World is getting a major makeover, as construction is underway on a new exhibit
• Speeds reached 115 mph: Driver sought after fleeing traffic stop in Fond du Lac
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• Police: 2 shot, injured in separate shooting incidents in Milwaukee