Site Map March 26, 2018

Years / 2018 / March / 26

• 2 kinds of Milo’s Kitchen dog treats recalled after illness reports
• Report: Level of fentanyl in Prince was exceedingly high
• Yovani Gallardo released by Brewers, who owe almost $483,871
• Speaker Paul Ryan's office says he's 'not resigning'
• 'It's here!' 1st of 5 streetcars arrives with fanfare to downtown Milwaukee
• During contentious debate, state Supreme Court candidate pledges to recuse herself from Eric Holder group's lawsuit
• 4 years in prison for Michael Geiger, convicted of embezzling from Tripoli Shriners
• Father dies saving 3-year-old daughter after car rolls into pond
• Pedestrian, dog die after being struck by train in Waukesha; 'He slammed on the brakes'
• OHS reopens; principal praises response after 176 experienced carbon monoxide symptoms
• Cougar sightings: State DNR officials say the big cat is 'looking to set up a territory'
• 'Technology is changing:' WCTC students come closer to the stars thanks to NASA scholars program
• Recognize him? Officials seek suspect who robbed BMO Harris Bank in Lomira
• Medical examiner: Woman, 49, 'mauled to death by her dog' near 28th and Clybourn
• Man armed with machete tried to kidnap 2 children from Louisiana Walmart, police say
• Investigation underway after former Nicolet math teacher accused of sexual abuse
• Stormy Daniels files defamation lawsuit against Pres. Trump attorney Michael Cohen
• Police share emotional photo of officer saying goodbye to dying K-9
• 'We maintained it all winter long:' Turf almost ready for Opening Day baseball at Miller Park
• Former MLB star Albert Belle arrested for indecent exposure, DUI
• Illinois men facing charges after 90 pot plants weighing 34 pounds located in Racine basement
• Technology leads stock surge; Dow Jones Industrials up 600
• Illegal strip search: Waukesha County deputy charged after retrieving marijuana from inmate at jail
• Erin homeowner says DNR biologist confirmed he captured a cougar on trail camera
• 'Invest in safety measures:' Gov. Walker signs $100 million school safety plan into law in Kaukauna
• Learning Express Toys provides 'customers with a lively, interactive shopping experience'
• Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees and Smoothies: 'All of our delicious fruit blends are 100% natural'
• 'Dang! That’s Good!' Imperial Flavors Beverage Co. has been in beverage industry since 1964
• March 26
• Caught on camera: Beaver Dam police searching for suspect who robbed Marco's Pizza
• School district plans for more armed security after saying students will be armed with rocks
• Another key redistricting case goes in front of high court
• Federal Trade Commission confirms investigation of Facebook on privacy
• Caught on camera: West Allis police need help identifying theft suspect
• Confirmed: Wisconsin DNR says tracks found in Wauwatosa are from cougar
• The Temptations, The Four Tops, Foreigner among last acts announced for State Fair Main Stage
• Fetch Rewards: Every time you go grocery shopping you could be putting money back in your pocket
• Connect with your neighbors using these apps
• Police investigate 2 homicides; victims are men ages 18, 35; no suspects in custody
• Russian shopping mall fire kills 64; no alarms reported
• Facebook has been logging data on Android users' calls and texts
• March 26, 2018
• 'Safe to re-enter:' Oconomowoc HS reopens; carbon monoxide source unknown
• Police: Man shot near 35th and Wright during armed robbery, 1 arrested
• Facebook faces scrutiny for pulling Android call, text data
• Gov. Walker to sign $100M school safety plan into law in Kaukauna