Site Map April 30, 2019

Years / 2019 / April / 30

• Wisconsin Supreme Court restores 82 Walker appointees confirmed during extraordinary session
• Jussie Smollett will not return to 'Empire' for next season
• Father nearly lost both sons when 1 tried to rescue the other in fall off 65-foot cliff
• Police seek men who threatened to kill employees during armed robbery at business in West Allis
• Man suspected in armed robbery turns self in, wants to set record straight: 'No reason to lie'
• Elizabeth Smart speaks at WCTC, raises awareness about sexual assault: 'I also want to provide hope'
• Bucks show off The MECCA Sports Bar and Grill, amping up excitement amid playoffs
• Ground broken for MKE Urban Stables, combining mounted patrol, equine therapy
• Hales Corners fire chief retires, allegations raised in letter from former captain
• Missing Maine brothers found safe in North Carolina; father arrested
• Oak Creek man wins $1M on $30 scratch off from Gary's Beer and Liquor
• Judge sparks outrage by sentencing former bus driver to probation for rape of 14-year-old
• Tricks of the trade-in
• Prosecutors: Synagogue attacker had 50 unfired bullets; fired only 8 to 10 before weapon jammed
• Workers in Menomonee Falls who are visually impaired, pack supply kits for Wisconsin National Guard
• Police: Man took 4-year-old from her bed, bound her, stuffed her in trunk at his grandparents' house
• ACLU sues to force state to give juvenile lifers a 'meaningful and realistic' chance at parole
• 'Horrific:' Gov. Evers calls Pres. Trump's comments on abortion bill 'blasphemy'
• Gov. Evers supports bipartisan pro-vaccination bill designed 'to keep everybody safe'
• Gov. Evers says proposal to give driver's licenses, IDs to illegal immigrants is 'common sense'