Site Map August 19, 2019

Years / 2019 / August / 19

• California governor signs law to limit shootings by police
• Mother: It was 'mesmerizing' to watch 4-year-old spot model in wheelchair
• Woman scared by Pennywise doll in her yard says she burned it, slept with a knife
• Prosecutors: Man stabbed taxi driver during ride to airport, torched his vehicle in Wilson Park
• Sheriff: Dump truck driver changed lanes, striking sedan, sending it into median barrier on I-41/94
• Racine County sheriff: 81 speeders stopped in 3 days in construction zone on I-41/94
• 'Breathtaking:' Thousands of sunflowers draw photographers, gawkers to Oconomowoc
• Senator Baldwin stops in Milwaukee to discuss 'significant water challenges across the state, country'
• 'We care:' Neighbor organizes prayer gathering after pedestrian struck by vehicle in Elm Grove
• 'Chance of survival 50/50:' Woman, 34, shot in the head in Racine; shooter sought
• Small plane crashes in soybean field in Fort Atkinson, pilot not hurt
• Police ID man shot, killed by officer during burglary investigation in Caledonia
• Police: 2 arrested after crashing stolen vehicle near 35th and Burleigh following home invasion
• 'A criminal act:' MPD to spend next 2 months identifying drivers who have fled officers, been convicted
• Records: Jeffrey Epstein signed will 2 days before jailhouse suicide
• Herman Highshaw reaches plea deal, charged in series of crimes targeting drug dealers
• 2 of 4 South Milwaukee family members accused of multiple crimes against children plead guilty
• Gov. Evers seeks federal disaster declaration for 18 counties after severe storms in July
• 'Empower and inspire:' Hip-Hop Week MKE kicked off on Monday, Aug. 19
• Wisconsin school bus companies scramble to find drivers