Site Map November 15, 2018

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• Fans feel anxious as Green Bay Packers' season approaches do-or-die stretch
• Brewers OF Christian Yelich named 2018 National League MVP
• 'To give back:' First responders, students team up to serve community Thanksgiving meal
• New allegations against former St. Matthias teacher, related to his time at Holy Apostles
• 'This is a nightmare:' City leaders express concern after 4-year-old left in van in tow lot
• Charges filed: 3 teens accused in September 2017 sexual assault in Oak Creek
• Selfie clears man facing 99 years in prison for crime he didn't commit
• Gov. Walker speaks to the media after election defeat: 'I may have reformed myself out of a job'
• Heavy police presence in River Hills amid search for suspect who fled on foot
• CWD found in a deer harvested from Portage Co. hunt ranch
• Driver accused of killing 3 children at Indiana school bus stop pleads not guilty
• Only on FOX6: Packers, Seahawks square off Thursday night under the lights
• Manual recount ordered for Florida Senate race
• Statue of Liberty's original torch moved to museum site
• Police union president Mike Crivello retiring from MPD, Milwaukee Police Association
• 18 months probation for stadium worker caught on camera spitting on pizza
• Nearly 100 stores will be closed on Thanksgiving 'to give our employees a chance to relax'
• Inmate confesses to 90 deaths; investigators corroborate 30
• ‘Rabid’ raccoons turn out to be drunk on fermented crabapples
• Vos says he thinks Walker will be 'generally supportive' of plans to limit powers of governor's office
• Gypsy 'asked me to:' Girlfriend testifies at Big Bend man's trial in stabbing death of her mother
• Farm animals may soon get new features through gene editing
• Prosecutors: Couple and homeless man made up 'feel good' story to raise money through GoFundMe
• Florida man pleads not guilty in political pipe bombs case
• Drop in Wisconsin deer licenses raises funding concerns
• Steven Avery's attorney shares information 'you didn't see' in Making a Murderer
• Shopping for holiday deals? State officials say make a list, check it twice
• Wisconsin's 9-day gun deer hunt begins Saturday
• Lawmaker mulls bill to eliminate 'invitation to corruption' for Wisconsin state legislature
• Semi fire snarls traffic on I-94 NB at WIS 142 in Kenosha County
• Roy Clark, country guitar virtuoso, 'Hee Haw' star, has died
• Father battling terminal cancer searching for kids’ stolen holiday ornaments
• Selfless kidney donor sparks chain of surgeries, saving 3 lives in Kansas and Missouri
• Sheriff asks hunters to look for evidence in disappearance of Jayme Closs
• Prepare that poultry like a pro! Tips, tricks for baking the best bird this Thanksgiving
• The hottest styles of the season, where you can get them for less
• 5-year-old Utah boy sells drawings to raise money for California wildfire victims
• 'Forget real estate; you can't afford it anyway:' Hasbro releases Monopoly for Millennials
• Taste the tradition: Barbiere's Italian Inn serves Italian favorites like pizza and pasta
• 'This is an invitation to corruption:' Wisconsin state lawmakers exempt themselves from open records rules
• 'Packed with vitamins and minerals:' Enjoy holiday foods the healthy way
• 'Dazzling time of year:' Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival is returning for its 20th year
• Are you ready for the Packer game? Find out where you can enjoy Green Bay nachos
• Woman arrested after allegedly 'debarking' dogs in Pennsylvania
• Milwaukee Post Office hiring city carrier assistants, starting pay is $16.78 an hour
• TMZ: New details on Danica Patrick and Aaron Rodgers
• November 15, 2018
• Early morning fires damage home, apartment complex in Milwaukee
• NYPD cop gives woman cash after hearing she was short to buy 'Hamilton' tickets
• Car, train collide near Greenfield Avenue and Miller Park Way
• Former Burlington police sergeant accused of sexual assault enters not guilty plea
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