Site Map May 16, 2018

Years / 2018 / May / 16

• 8-year-old girl on a mission to hug police officers in every state visits MPD officers in Milwaukee
• Firefighter, resident injured in fire near 25th and North in Sheboygan
• FDA approves 1st nonopioid drug to ease withdrawal symptoms
• ESPN: Mike Budenholzer to become the next head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks
• Brewers hit 4 HRs, win 8-2 against skidding D-backs
• Royal Wedding merchandise: Tea towels, mugs and more
• House OKs expansion of private care at VA, fix budget crisis
• Man accused of taking inappropriate photos of co-worker at Noyes Pool pleads guilty to 4 of 15 charges
• Family of Adam Trammell, tased at least 15 times, files federal lawsuit against West Milwaukee police
• ‘Hero’ dog saves canine pal from drowning in Arizona pool
• Milwaukee police: 65-year-old man accidentally shoots himself
• Sheboygan father charged after 2 young children fell from moving transit van pleads not guilty
• IKEA shoppers get lay of the land -- and the language -- at grand opening in Oak Creek
• Brian Flatoff sentenced to 100 years in prison for deadly motorcycle shop standoff
• Police: School bus driver accused of sexually assaulting child; other victims sought
• Watch: MCTS bus loses control, crashes into MU building; driver said he couldn't slow down
• Massive fire causes $17M damage to Trinity Lutheran Church; 'Nonetheless, the building is still standing'
• Homicide investigation: Police seek suspect after woman stabbed, killed near 70th and Lima
• TMZ: Meghan Markle's half-sister Samantha hospitalized with possible broken ankle
• MPD sergeant accused of driving drunk, causing collision with Milwaukee Water Works truck
• 'We'll be gifted again:' Trinity Lutheran Church members heartbroken, yet optimistic after 4-alarm fire
• Police: Tulsa mom stabbed eldest daughter up to 70 times
• At last! IKEA Oak Creek opens to thousands of eager shoppers, some who waited hours in line
• Out on bond for fleeing/eluding in January, woman faces new charges after pursuit ended in Oak Creek
• Teacher accused of drowning raccoons, opossum in class
• Cyber expert in WannaCry virus case seeks to suppress statements in malware case
• Shorter drug treatment OK for many breast cancer patients
• Prosecutors won't charge anyone in connection with death of patient at Winnebago Mental Health Institution
• Senate backs effort to restore 'net neutrality'
• New case of E. coli in Wisconsin linked to romaine lettuce
• Amount of ash in plume above Hawaii volcano decreases
• 'I pay for their welfare!' NYC attorney scolds restaurant workers for speaking Spanish
• Senate intelligence committee endorses CIA nominee Haspel; GOP pushes for speedy confirmation vote
• Pres. Trump: US hasn't been notified about threat to cancel summit
• Pres. Trump disclosure of Cohen payment raises new legal questions
• Donald Trump Jr. during congressional questioning: Can't recall discussing Russia probe with father
• How members of the British royal family get their last names
• Milwaukee firefighters dispatched to garbage truck fire on city's south side
• 'Liam and I met a hero:' Father thanks firefighter for taking time out for 5-year-old son at church fire scene
• Buried treasure found in NYC; pirates nowhere in sight
• 1 seriously injured after crash involving motorcycle, semi in Milwaukee
• Man accused of killing 5-year-old boy searched for 'most painful torture' techniques, documents say
• Wisconsin's 1st IKEA store opened May 16
• Police warn to lock up after Shorewood sees uptick in vehicle entries, theft
• Early dismissal at Hamilton High School in Sussex Wednesday due to water main break
• Police: Rapper T.I. arrested outside his gated community
• Plan your weekend! Wisconsin State Parks offering free admission June 2-3
• Cudahy police: Pickup truck slams into storage unit after striking 2 other vehicles
• Whitewater man dies in shooting at central Arkansas motel; suspect sought
• 'Executed superbly:' USS Milwaukee fires missiles, kicks off missile module developmental testing
• 25-year-old poses as HS student so he can play on basketball team
• Accused peach cobbler shooter claims self-defense
• Ex-Playboy Bunnies to reunite for club's 50th anniversary
• Michigan State and Nassar victims reach $500M settlement
• 'We’re excited to get going:' Royal Capital Group breaks ground on lofts near new Bucks' arena
• Time to roll the barrel: HIIT-N-Hops workout series is in conjunction with the Traveling Beer Garden
• Makeup in melt mode: Some products to prime and set your makeup
• Meals made easy: 1 thing to get at the store to get a healthy dinner on the table in no time
• Truck driver leaves waitress $2,000 tip
• Report: Opioid prescriptions down 14 percent
• ‘Braspberries’ are now a real thing thanks to Justin Timberlake
• Kindle Oasis: Pricey, but perfect for summer poolside reading
• Jackknifed semi snarls traffic in Hale Interchange, firefighters had to contain minor fuel leak
• 2 men indicted in connection with attempted armed carjacking in Milwaukee
• NES Classic Edition returning to stores in June
• Photo of Kent State graduate carrying AR-10 on campus goes viral
• Man wrongly jailed for murder as teen in 1991 finally exonerated
• Police: 2 shot, injured in separate shooting incidents in Milwaukee
• May 16, 2018
• 'I just panicked:' Suspicious fire damages apartment building 4 days after separate blaze