Site Map January 28, 2019

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• Searchers probe deep mud from Brazil dam breach; 65 dead
• Amtrak cancels some trains on Hiawatha line due to extreme winter weather
• 'Bringing in a skeleton crew:' Waukesha businesses go extra mile to make 'snow day' work
• Lake-effect could push 8-inch snow total higher in Cedarburg: 'We're hoping the heaviest is behind us'
• Alternate side parking: Milwaukee DPW calls for overnight snow removal operation Monday, Tuesday
• Insurance claims from deadly California wildfires top $11.4B
• 'It's a snow day:' Mother, young son go sledding at Mee-Kwon Park in Ozaukee County
• With plows on the road, public works crews get creative to clear out their own parking lot
• Caught on camera: Porch thief in Reno was actually a... brown bear
• Mom allegedly beat cat on table, snapped its neck in front of her children
• Anonymous person buys Ku Klux Klan hood, robe for $3,000 at auction
• Woman warns others after nightmare weight loss surgery in Mexico
• Mugshot released of St. Louis officer charged in fatal shooting of fellow officer
• Wahlburgers, subject of an A&E reality show, coming to The Corners of Brookfield this summer 🍔
• 2 semis in ditch on SB I-43 near US Highway 151 in Manitowoc County
• Sheriff: Man killed girlfriend, her brother, her father, his own parents after he was kicked out of her home
• El Chapo cracks smile as actor who played him attends trial
• Tornado hits Havana; Cuban president says 3 dead, 172 hurt
• Governor Evers declares State of Emergency in response to winter storm, cold
• Man charged with thrusting face into buttocks of women in North Carolina
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• State officials: Beat ID thieves to your tax return
• Congressmen propose bill that would make animal cruelty a felony in the US
• 'I feel terrible': Mom accidentally donates son's mug filled with $6,500 to Goodwill
• Government report says US budget deficit set to hit $897B
• Lambeau Field tours among hundreds of closures Monday
• Winter weather emergency: Waukesha Co. Courthouse, non-essential offices closed Monday
• Snow, freezing rain, gusting winds hit SE Wisconsin; dangerous cold to follow
• Shelter dog called a hero after finding and saving litter of abandoned puppies
• "Be cautious:' Racine Co. Sheriff's Office responds to over a dozen vehicles in ditches
• National Weather Service: Snowfall totals for winter storm, Jan. 27-28
• Couple awakes to find man standing over their bed half-naked
• 29-year-old man injured in snowmobile accident in Racine County
• Racine County buildings closed Monday due to winter weather conditions
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