Site Map October 31, 2018

Years / 2018 / October / 31

• Sprint reports 'intermittent voice issues' in Midwest; customers unable to send, receive calls
• KFC gives parents $11K for naming baby girl after Colonel Sanders
• Single mother of 5 passes bar exam, achieves 'lifelong goal'
• 'It's tragic:' People of faith gather in Kenosha, show support for Pittsburgh synagogue victims
• Man accused of 6th OWI offense, stopped on I-43, pleads not guilty
• Bud Selig named December 2018 commencement speaker for University of Wisconsin
• In custody: Crime spree ends for couple wanted in string of robberies, high-speed chase
• Mafia hit man suspected in Whitey Bulger's slaying: 'Freddy hated rats'
• MU Law School poll: Gov. Scott Walker, Tony Evers tied in governor's race
• Renderings released for new American Family Insurance Amphitheater; grand opening in 2020
• Mattress madness
• National park posts skin-crawling spider photo for Halloween
• Glendale police: Text messages received by Nicolet HS students are not a 'safety threat'
• Man in critical condition after being struck by 2 vehicles on Milwaukee's north side
• 'Micro preemie' weighing 1 pound delivered by emergency C-section after mom's staph infection
• Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge to light up the night
• Admirals to host annual 'Teddy Bear Toss' on Friday, Nov. 2
• Suspect in synagogue massacre indicted on 44 counts: 'Today begins the process of seeking justice'
• 15 most dangerous jobs in the United States
• Brother and sister living in separate foster homes hope to be adopted together
• Appendix removal is linked to lower risk of Parkinson's
• 'There's no stopping Alivia:' Girl shielded twin brothers as they were fatally struck by pickup
• SUV crashes through fence at Forest Home Cemetery, dislodges gravestones
• Warrant Withdrawal Wednesday event set for Nov. 14; you must pre-register!
• Report: Milwaukee Brewers pick up Jeremy Jeffress' $3.175M club option for 2019
• 'War of the Worlds' broadcast that caused nationwide panic happened 80 years ago
• Boston throws a party for World Series-winning Red Sox
• Captured: US Marshals seek 2 suspects accused in string of armed robberies, crash in Milwaukee
• Country star Jason Aldean with Kane Brown: 1st headliner announced for Summerfest 2019
• North Carolina city bans classic Halloween candy because 'no one likes them'
• Video shows students assaulting assistant principal during 'brawl' at school
• Wisconsin DOJ awarded $1.25M to train, organize elder abuse response teams
• 'THIS IS A WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD:' Woman charged after racist note to new neighbors
• Opioid prescriptions drop 32 percent over last 3 years
• Convicted felon's Facebook video catches the attention of federal agents, leads to new arrest
• Report: Record number of adults in Wisconsin prisons
• Police: Suspect identified, arrested after theft of gas from Kwik Trip in Butler
• Active leader in NCAA football wins calls timeout, walks out on field and tells team he's retiring
• Caught on camera by FOX6 viewer: 2 bucks clash in Grant Park
• Dad transforms little girl’s wheelchair stroller into awesome Halloween costume
• Home of late music icon Aretha Franklin listed for sale
• Protecting those pearly whites: Staff at Dental Professionals get in on Halloween fun
• Gino gets look at Tyler Perry's new movie with Tiffany Haddish
• What to do with all that leftover Halloween candy? Make blondies!
• Day of the Dead dinner at Iron Horse Hotel
• Hands on with Apple’s updates to iPad Pro, Mac Mini and MacBook Air
• Where the wild things are! Enjoy Halloween at the Milwaukee County Zoo
• Personalized treatment option: Knitted knockers for breast cancer patients
• October 31, 2018
• Police chief arrested after wife caught driving police cruiser on a suspended license
• Crews respond to possible lithium fire at manufacturing plant in Sheboygan County
• Indiana boy battling cancer is asking for police patches from all over the country
• Family traumatized after home monitoring system hacked by stranger
• Nurse fired after posting photo of her in blackface for Halloween costume