Site Map September 25, 2018

Years / 2018 / September / 25

• Kohl's partners with the 'Property Brothers' to launch 'Scott Living' lifestyle collection
• 'Bittersweet:' Demolition underway on American Family Insurance Amphitheater
• Middleton workplace shooter Anthony Tong passed company background check
• Officials: Dad charged in 5-month-old's death left boy in bath to play video games
• Milwaukee lot transformed into Packers-approved playground with help from QB Kizer
• President Trump challenges UN, boasting of America's go-it-alone might
• Senate hearing on Kavanaugh allegations puts #MeToo to the test; Friday vote scheduled
• Caught on camera: Milwaukee police need your help to identify burglary suspects
• 'It will look beautiful:' Years of dirt, damage slowly vanish from Wind Point Lighthouse
• Milwaukee's mayor proposes $20M for lead poisoning reduction programs
• 12-year-old boy dies in fire: 'He went in to get his brothers'
• Jury in Kris Zocco trial visits crime scenes, gets look at new surveillance photos
• Man with foot fetish admits to preying on female realtors in Arizona
• 'Manslaughter in Milwaukee:' 4 accused in beating death of missing man
• Bill Cosby sentenced to 3 to 10 years in prison in sex case
• Parents say son was lured to his death after using Letgo app to sell iPhone
• Arrested: Keveon Wade, felon armed with gun during triple shooting, now in custody
• Rest assured: Waterbed revival promises comfort, not sex
• WWE Monday Night Raw comes to Fiserv Forum Nov. 26
• Green & Cream Scrimmage: Check out Bucks in free event at Fiserv Forum
• Small fire at East Troy High School prompts evacuation, early dismissal
• 18-year-old woman seriously injured after shooting near 64th and Villard
• Man dies in fall from cliff at Door County park
• Tony Evers raises $1.9 million in August in race against Gov. Walker
• Milwaukee GOP group removes tweet mocking Justice Ginsburg
• Wisconsin Elections Commission: Deactivated voters can go back on the rolls
• Officials seek missing, endangered person of interest after home invasion
• Peck and Bushel 'grows and sells over 25 different varieties of apples throughout the season'
• September 25
• Milwaukee resident wins 2nd $100,000 in Cash Craze Crossword
• Woman says ex pressed for baby, didn't know her plan to kill
• Will Smith to make birthday bungee jump near Grand Canyon
• Just Dunkin': Dunkin' Donuts to change its name
• Pair of waitresses celebrate working 50 years at same restaurant
• 400 from Appleton guard unit deploying to Afghanistan
• Teacher claims she was fired over 'no zeros' grading policy
• Homeland Security says no Wisconsin election threats seen
• FOX6 News earns 37 nominations from the Chicago Midwest Emmy Awards
• 'Making a Murderer' sequel set to premiere Oct. 19
• Bill Cosby's day of reckoning arrives in court
• West Allis police: 33-year-old Milwaukee man arrested in fatal stabbing death
• Kevin Hart talks about new movie 'Night School'
• Eat until it's empty: Recipes that make the bottom of the jar look so good
• Special ceremony held to mark naming of Vel R. Phillips Ante Chamber
• Video shows 'Ride of the Century' bikers tearing up the park under the St. Louis Arch
• School bus, 2 other vehicles collide near 7th and Lapham in Milwaukee
• 'He will save many lives:' Pit bull rescued from fighting ring to become K-9 officer
• Virginia prisons will no longer allow visitors to wear tampons
• 7-year-old stuns the internet with her national anthem
• 'Best job I ever had:' New owner reopens deli after months of renovations, bringing old-fashioned favorites to your table
• Nurses arrange 'date night' for heart transplant recipient, his wife of 36 years
• Lung Force Walk: 'Walk together to raise awareness and funds to defeat lung cancer'
• September 25, 2018
• Singer Gary Numan’s tour bus involved in deadly accident in downtown Cleveland
• Gruesome details revealed in court after suspect confessed to 2014 cold case murder
• Brewers beat Cardinals 6-4 to open 3-game wild-card lead