Site Map April 26, 2019

Years / 2019 / April / 26

• Discovery World, USDA Forest Service partner to provide free admission on May 5
• Illinois pledges child-welfare changes following boy's death
• New York Archdiocese names 120 priests accused of sex abuse
• 'We have support:' Mourners gather at Marquette to host vigil for Sri Lankan bombing victims
• Unsealed warrant tells gruesome, 'inhumane' details in unsolved Milwaukee murder
• US Marshals search for Ramond Redding, a man with 'a violent history'
• Father accused of forcing 4-year-old son to drink hot sauce for cursing
• Milwaukee police arrest Devante Randall, charged in death of infant, abuse of 2-year-old child
• Video: Darnell Savage reacts to being drafted by Packers in 1st round
• 'Can't really believe it:' Milwaukee residents, city officials prepare for spring snowstorm
• Muslim woman says she was practicing religious custom when arrested
• Court: Injured police officer can sue Black Lives Matter organizer
• 'Big Brother' accused of raping, assaulting Pennsylvania teen
• 'Alert and conscious:' Boy thrown from balcony at Mall of America out of critical condition
• Recognize this guy? MPD seeks help to ID suspect who burglarized business
• Bucks fans continue to paint the town green ahead of Sunday's playoff game
• UW-Oshkosh investigating racist sign
• Watch: Video shows truck explode at Arkansas Burger King drive-thru
• Semi hauling packets of ketchup catches fire in Kenosha County, no injuries
• Robert Dixon pleads not guilty, accused of leading police on pursuit that reached 100 mph
• Police release ID of man who died after incident at Mayville home
• Julian Banda, Brookfield Central student-athlete, pleads not guilty to drug charges
• 'B-M-U-P' road sign draws laughs, irritates neighbors
• Maria Butina gets 18 months for being secret agent for Russia
• President Trump tells NRA he's withdrawing from arms trade treaty
• Crews drape t-shirts on seats at Fiserv Forum ahead of game against Celtics
• Joe Biden says he didn't treat Anita Hill badly
• DPW to conduct high impact paving project on portion of W. Center Street beginning Monday
• April 26
• Picture: ESPN Milwaukee shares a picture of Giannis' first signature shoe
• New study says universe expanding faster and is younger
• #34 jersey of Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo is #3 sold in NBA this season
• Did you know April is National Food Month? Hosts do blind food taste test
• Madison police cracking down on church's marijuana use
• Lake Country Antiques and Art Show 'features antique and vintage furniture'
• Sri Lanka Catholics cancel Sunday Masses after bombing
• Feel like your eyes are always glued to your phone? Tips for planning a device-free party
• Flesh-eating bacteria infects Florida man fishing in Gulf of Mexico
• Foxconn jobs, tax credits could be renegotiated in Wisconsin
• First responders couldn't track man because of outdated cell phone
• Caught on camera: Thief snatches New York family's dog on Easter Sunday
• Funeral service for Joe Bartolotta to be held Saturday at Riverside Theater: 'No black attire' to be worn
• Future Forecaster: Meet 7-year-old Madison from Milwaukee
• Spend your Sunday sampling Italian food and beverages at the 'Taste of Italy'
• Casinos now let you order drinks on demand from slot machines
• 'Avengers: Endgame' is now in theaters, and here are some Marvel toys your kids will want
• Colorado family files lawsuit after Instant Pot safety features fail, scalding daughter
• Bucks will face the Boston Celtics in the second round of the NBA playoffs
• Gino sits down with Charlize Theron and Seth Rogan for a first look at 'Long Shot'
• Spring storm expected to bring 2-9 inches of snow to southern Wisconsin
• Details on upcoming construction, alternate routes to get around ramp closures
• April 26, 2019
• Police: Man shows up at hospital with gunshot wound; says he was shot during fight
• Admirals quick start leads to game 3 win
• Marquette University police issue safety alert after armed robbery reported near campus