Site Map January 29, 2019

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• Tips to keep your car moving in bitterly cold temperatures
• Milwaukee to feel coldest temperatures since 1996
• Police: Convicted sex offender Matthew Bohmann released in Muskego on Tuesday
• Too cold, even for the Ice Castles, which will be closed Wednesday due to dangerous temperatures
• Southwest Air: Service to Mitchell Intl. Airport, others may be disrupted due to bitter cold
• Racine County buildings closed to public Wednesday through 1 p.m. Thursday
• How to keep your furnace, pipes working during the cold snap
• UWM, Marquette University closed through Thursday at noon 'due to severe weather'
• 'Stay inside:' Mayor Tom Barrett, health officials talk about preparations for bitter cold
• State of emergency: Gov. Evers orders state offices closed on Wednesday amid extreme cold
• New Yorkers go out on a limb to figure out how a couch ended up in a tree
• Used cars that used to be rentals
• Blood donations at critically low levels due to extreme cold: 'It's going to start impacting patient care'
• Republican suggests income tax cut could offset gas tax hike
• Police: Father punished children, 11 and 13, with pushups for a half-hour straight
• Jayme Closs case: Investigators examine call logs, photos, videos stored on Jake Patterson's cellphone
• Harley-Davidson reveals 2 new electric concepts that would not require a motorcycle license
• Medical examiner IDs 55-year-old man who died after shoveling, found frozen in garage
• Medical examiner releases cause of death for man found immersed in lagoon
• We Energies offers reminders amid the bitter cold: 'Never use the stove or oven for heat'
• 2,350 citations issued Monday night: Park on the odd side of the street Tuesday in Milwaukee
• 'Adjust your speed:' Milwaukee Co. sheriff, WisDOT warn of black ice on roads
• R&B singer James Ingram dead at 66, friend Debbie Allen says
• January 29
• Lyft offers free rides to warming shelters in Milwaukee, Madison amid the bitter cold
• Milwaukee County Courthouse to be closed Wednesday, Thursday due to cold
• Cold weather emergency: Waukesha County Courthouse, offices closed Wednesday, Thursday
• Brookfield Square Mall to close through Thursday at noon 'due to inclement weather'
• Milwaukee Public Schools closed Wednesday 'due to inclement weather'
• 10-vehicle crash temporarily shut down I-43 NB in Ozaukee Co., 2 injured
• Jail time for Florida man who jumped into crocodile exhibit wearing Crocs
• Winter weather emergency issued for Milwaukee Co. employees, 6 p.m. Tuesday - 6 p.m. Thursday
• Rep. Gwen Moore says she has cancer, it's in remission
• Marshfield police 'postpone' criminal behavior due to extreme cold
• Man recorded punching 2 young women after dispute over hot dog
• Anguished woman took her 'brother' off life support -- it wasn't her brother
• Americans to purchase 88 million pounds of cheese before Super Bowl LIII
• Pastor pleads guilty to sex trafficking of teen girls
• Muskego HS senior helped lead Warriors to State Championship in football
• Snack bites with benefits: Simple swaps to make your Super Bowl snacks healthier
• Cedar Teeth makes frozen pizzas from scratch
• Reading the minds of men: Gino talks with Taraji P. Henson about movie 'What Men Want'
• June Smart Oven uses artificial intelligence to recognize the food you put inside
• Woman carrying 1-year-old baby's stroller dies after falling down subway stairs
• Harley-Davidson 4Q revenue weak, motorcycle shipments down
• Officials urge vaccinations amid Northwest measles outbreak
• Body camera footage shows Chicago police rescuing man from an icy Lake Michigan
• January 29, 2019
• 'Come out and give:' Red Cross issues emergency call for blood, platelet donations
• 'Domestic violence related:' Woman in custody following shooting near 24th and Chambers
• Oklahoma doctor delivers baby, then hires her as a colleague 33 years later
• 17-year-old was ‘purposefully set on fire and burned alive’ in 2017, Colorado sheriff says