Site Map August 29, 2019

Years / 2019 / August / 29

• Man sues Popeyes over sold-out chicken sandwich: 'I can't get happy'
• 'Pretty creepy:' Milwaukee man accused of taking video of persons in Mayfair Mall bathroom
• Generac Power Systems pitches in, gears up for arrival of Hurricane Dorian in Florida
• Racine man accused of shooting girlfriend in head bound over for trial
• Brookfield mother sentenced to 2 years probation for leaving 3 young children home alone
• Brazil bans most burning for 60 days to curb Amazon fires
• SE Wisconsin Red Cross volunteers head to Florida for Hurricane Dorian relief
• 'Landmark day:' President Trump declares new Space Command key to American defense
• Judge ends case against Epstein, with a nod to the accusers
• 'Making a reckless choice:' Wisconsin red light running deaths hit 10-year high
• Northern Lights may be visible throughout Wisconsin over Labor Day weekend
• Officials: Man wanted in Michigan double homicide
• Better Business Bureau issues warning about sextortion email scam
• Located: Green Alert canceled for 34-year-old Daniel Werner of Madison
• Wisconsin sexual assault kit tests yield first conviction
• Mayor Barrett, Chief Morales deny reports police chief is in danger of being fired
• Harumph! Grumpy Cat mural on Milwaukee business generates some buzz
• Pennsylvania school district adds bullet resistant glass to school plans
• Mom with license plate 'PB4WEGO' wins battle with state to keep it
• Wisconsin officials say gray wolf population seems stable
• August 29
• Waukesha Co. Airport hosting RISE ABOVE Traveling Exhibit to honor Wisconsin’s only Tuskegee Airman
• MPD investigates attempted robbery, shots fired near 36th and Scott on city's south side
• Appleton PD: No life-threatening injuries after violent multi-vehicle crash
• Power restored to roughly 2,400 We Energies customers in Pewaukee area
• Man accused of abusing 12-year-old boy while serving as substitute teacher pleads not guilty
• Raymond Hoelzer pleads not guilty to felony charge of sex registry violation
• Disney World's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge officially opens to huge crowds
• Coke bottle helps Wentzville police solve statewide burglary spree
• Each year, more than 125,000 guests visit the Racine Zoo’s 28-acre park
• A barking good book: Meet the author and dog behind the new children's story
• Milwaukee police: 1 person hurt after 2-vehicle wreck near 12th and Highland
• Hurricane Dorian on track for Florida as possible Category 4 storm after strike in Caribbean
• Alex Trebek completes chemo, is 'Back at Work' preparing for season 36 of Jeopardy!
• 'She was magical': Snow White soothes overwhelmed boy with autism at Disney World
• Apple sanctions phone-repair shops for iPhone fixes
• Debuting at Six Flags Great America in 2020: Record-breaking new water coaster
• Newest gear, supplies to help parents with newborns
• Race car driver Jessi Combs, known as the 'fastest woman on four wheels,' dies
• Did you know that the Racine Zoo cares for approximately 100 different species of animals?
• 'We are excited:' Milwaukee County Zoo prepares to welcome new elephant
• Red Cross volunteers from WI to help with preparation, response to Hurricane Dorian
• August 29, 2019
• Oklahoma man on the road to recovery after mosquito bite left him paralyzed
• Police looking for teen behind random act of kindness that has gone viral
• 'I can't swim:' Woman rescued from Lake Michigan by Racine officials, US Coast Guard
• Virginia man says he found dead rodent inside his peanut butter jar
• Police: Man shot, seriously wounded outside residence near 12th and Locust