Site Map August 22, 2019

Years / 2019 / August / 22

• 'I've got plenty of guns:' Man accused of threatening to shoot up Brown Deer business
• Walmart to revamp, reopen El Paso store after mass shooting
• Peppa Pig to get new owner: GI Joe maker Hasbro
• Man accused in shooting death of high school senior pleads guilty to amended charge
• Dead baby found in garbage bag in New Mexico may have been injected with heroin
• Likely intoxicated driver slammed into Beaver Dam Middle School while fleeing police, sparking fire
• 'Wonderful experience that I'll never forget:' Months before retirement, sheriff's deputy delivers baby
• Wisconsin's Most Wanted fugitive, captured during traffic stop, pleads not guilty to new charges
• Prosecutors: Driver who struck pedestrian at 11th and Atkinson said 'he drives better when he's been drinking'
• 'Mixed emotions:' Students move into residence halls at Marquette University, Cardinal Stritch University
• Caught on camera: Man steals utility trailer from Fuel Powersports in West Bend
• Milwaukee Public Museum leaders warn accreditation could be lost due to roof, A/C issues
• Lightning strikes kill 5, injure over 100 in Tatra Mountains
• Fox Point native crushed to death by elevator in New York City building
• Prosecutors: Man shot girlfriend in the head during argument while drinking with friends in Racine
• Foot on table: British PM at home in French president palace
• Newborns at Pittsburgh hospital dressed up as ‘The Wizard of Oz’ characters for 80th anniversary
• Officer who was driving when Charles Irvine Jr. was killed charged with domestic abuse
• Smoke pours from Miller Compressing on Milwaukee's south side
• Friendship Circle has a new home in Fox Point
• 'The Chris Watts Story:' Lifetime announces movie about murders of Shannan Watts, daughters
• FCC authorizes $163M in Wisconsin over 10 years for expansion of rural broadband
• Bear caught on camera stealing box of dog food off of family's porch
• August 22
• Kodak Black pleads guilty in federal weapons case
• 30 days in jail for Pewaukee woman accused of OWI in crash that injured sergeant, damaged squad
• Dennis Tomashek sentenced to 3 years in prison for possession of child pornography
• MPS seeks your feedback on education through survey, listening sessions
• Cookie dough cake: The recipe and some tips to make sure you nail it
• Milwaukee Brewing Co. 'was founded on principles of crafting, creating beers using the best local ingredients'
• West Allis woman pleads not guilty, accused of leaving 2 kids in car while she shopped at Target
• Eau Claire man accused of threatening workplace shooting
• Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders heads to Fox News as a contributor
• Don't make the same mistakes: Lessons to be learned from celebrities who died without wills
• 'They were run down:' Cameras capture 75-year-old mother, son, struck by truck near 19th and Grant
• Governor Tony Evers calls Republican concerns over gun bills 'BS'
• Brewers knock Cardinals out of 1st place with 5-3 win
• 3 taken into custody following police pursuit in Milwaukee, firearm recovered
• 'It needs to stop:' MPD seeks help to ID, locate man wanted for shooting near 12th and Garfield
• Grilling season isn't over yet: Delicious meal you wrap in foil, toss on the grill
• Local filmmakers talk about premiere of new movie 'Give Me Liberty'
• 'It’s kids helping:' Fund Punt Pass Kick Competition benefits kids diagnosed with cancer
• Taylor Swift cooking up plan to get back at record label owner Scooter Braun
• For more than 20 years, Milwaukee Brewing Company has been creating craft beers
• August 22, 2019
• Cleveland police officer arrested for allegedly exposing himself, urinating on 12-year-old girl
• 7 Tennessee brothers served in the US Military, and all 7 returned home
• Stolen vehicle slams into residence near 55th and Sheridan, 5 citations issued