Site Map July 15, 2019

Years / 2019 / July / 15

• Milwaukee Health Department urges residents to stay safe in hot weather
• Family upset over collision that left motorcyclist fighting for his life: 'Just left him out there to die'
• Red Cross volunteers from WI help after Tropical Depression Barry hit Louisiana
• California camper found alive 4 days after vanishing in 'extremely remote' area
• 'Tends to be more tech:' Online shopping explodes on Amazon Prime Day, other retailers follow suit
• Woman infected with flesh-eating bacteria at Virginia beach
• Fatal shooting of 3-year-old girl sparks hurt, outrage: 'This person made a mindless decision'
• Plea deal: Quentin Neal convicted in killing of Shannon Mani, unborn child
• SpaceX: Leaky valve caused crew capsule to explode in test
• Sealed carry-in water bottles allowed at Waukesha Co. Fair; lemonade vendor says 'I'm going to be busy'
• 'A dangerous situation:' 2 drivers escaped major injury after fiery crash involving Johnsonville semi
• Grandma arrested with loaded gun at New York City airport
• 'Meth gators?' Tennessee police warn against flushing drugs down toilet
• July 15
• Man with lengthy drug history arrested after hash, mushrooms, meth, crack, MDMA, found in home
• President Trump nominates Mark Esper to be defense chief, succeeding Jim Mattis
• President Trump signs order to make American-made goods more American
• Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin issues emergency call for blood donations
• 'He would've been ecstatic:' Officer Rittner's widow throws 1st pitch at Miller Park
• Feds warn UFO enthusiasts against storming Area 51: The military 'stands ready'
• Milwaukee police seek shooter after man struck during argument
• MPD: Driver sought after serious hit-and-run crash on city's lower east side
• Milwaukee police: 49-year-old man shot, wounded while sitting on porch near 36th and Custer
• Hot chocolate: 17 tons of cocoa burns on German highway
• Ronald Jones pleads not guilty in death of 78-year-old Milwaukee woman
• Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett speaks at National Disability Voter Registration Week
• Styling your hair: Some natural, no-heat styles that are on trend
• Wisconsin National Guard plans disaster training exercise
• Scathain is 'a group of passionate artisans dedicated to bringing your visions to life'
• Video shows pendulum ride breaking at amusement park, killing 2 and injuring dozens more
• Ever wish you could chop and slice like the pros? Here are some tips and tricks
• Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul asks for public input on official legal opinions
• Scott Walker to take new job, won't run for office in 2022
• In the heart of Milwaukee's Fifth Ward is a small company that's making some big items
• A push for kids to be more active: Program helping kids get up and go play this summer
• The next Bond? Captain Marvel star to take over role after Daniel Craig's departure, reports say
• President Trump moves to end asylum protections for Central Americans
• Boxing legend Pernell 'Sweet Pea' Whitaker dies after being hit by vehicle in Virginia Beach
• July 15, 2019
• Serious crash temporarily closes lanes on I-41/94 NB at County G in Racine County
• Caught on camera: 2 sought after stealing $118 in merchandise from Woodman’s
• Investigators looking for man accused of burying puppy in sand, leaving it to die in Hawaii
• Dog dropped off at shelter in cereal box given new name of 'Razz Berry'
• Portillo’s celebrates National Hot Dog Week with 2 for $5 hot dogs 🌭
• 'Fully engulfed:' Fire causes $100,000 in damage to shed in Washington County
• Open Record: Prepared for anything
• Deff-initely Milwaukee: Pat Connaughton
• Archery is her stress relief, and performing is her passion