Site Map July 30, 2019

Years / 2019 / July / 30

• 'Very emotional:' Boy donates $10K from pig auction to family of missing Bonduel brothers
• Woman accused of urinating on Walmart potatoes turns herself in
• 'American Pickers' Mike and Frank are coming to Wisconsin in October
• Alabama K-9 who died after drug contact honored at memorial
• Fate of Cudahy parents accused of abusing 15-year-old girl now rests with jury
• Self-proclaimed 'King of Uber' says his van was struck by e-scooter, causing $1,200 in damage
• Mother of man found inside burned SUV looking for answers: 'He did not deserve to go like that'
• 9-year-old donates money from lip balm business to help kids with autism and disabilities
• 'She is brave:' 10-year-old dragged 3-year-old to safety as gunfire erupted at Garlic Festival
• 'You have to filter your water:' Groups warn Milwaukee is 'falling behind on lead pipe removal'
• After inaugural event last August, no sales tax holiday for back-to-school shoppers in 2019
• Oscar's Frozen Custard celebrates 35 years in business by offering 84¢ cones
• Bank robbery suspect writes demand on document with his name, address
• Bodycam video shows police officer use dog leash to save teen's life after shooting
• Milwaukee police recover substantial amount of drugs, money during search of residence
• Stepfather faces homicide charge in death of 6-year-old boy with autism who 'fell down the stairs'
• Jury told Katy Perry hit 'Dark Horse' earned $41M
• Woman tells jury ex-UW football player raped her in his home
• Officer trying to rescue kitten finds bobcat instead
• Organizers reveal menu items for The Great American Lobster Fest at Fiserv Forum
• Milwaukee's Common Council OKs resolution calling for restrictions on firework sales
• Take the easy ride to the Wisconsin State Fair! Ride MCTS shuttles and freeway flyers
• Cousins Subs donates $2,500 to 'Above and Beyond the Playground, Inc.'
• Fallen Florida sheriff's deputy with Wisconsin ties to be laid to rest, memorial fund created
• Dodge County sheriff seeks help locating Huber inmate Valerie Thorsen
• Prince Harry says he and Meghan will have 2 kids 'maximum'
• Toddler struck, killed in Green Lake County
• 50¢ a cup! 5 flavors of milk available at this year's Milwaukee Bucks Milk House
• Robert Townsend uses his influence to keep Hollywood's diverse audiences looking at themselves
• US issues hacking security alert for small planes
• July 30
• 3 moms on a mission: Gino has a look at the new comedy 'Otherhood'
• Behind the scenes look at how the cheesecake is make at Simma's Bakery
• See creepy crawly critters up close and personal, but where?
• Caught on camera: Angry man chases gas station patron with machete
• Gordon Ramsay gets his hands dirty for new travel food show: 'I find joy in being vulnerable'
• President Trump to visit Poland for World War II anniversary Sept 1
• 'This girl is a fighter:' Rescue dog saved from waters of Lake Michigan
• 'Game night performers:' Milwaukee's Got Talent returns for another Bucks season
• State Fair is fast approaching: Cream puff giveaway winners line up for their sweet treats
• Ready for back-to-school! Ways to get your college dorm ready for the semester
• Middle schoolers sentenced for life-threatening prank on teacher with food allergy
• 'Pink Lady Bandit' arrested in North Carolina after string of bank robberies
• Video: 2 MCTS bus drivers hailed for helping lost children in the same day
• July 30, 2019
• Boy left in tackle box at Colorado fire station as a baby now thankful for new life
• Mother accused of overdosing in convenience store bathroom while son was locked in car
• 1 dead, 1 injured after crash on US 45 NB at 7 Mile Road in Racine County
• Police: 4 shot, wounded in separate incidents in Milwaukee