Site Map June 24, 2019

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• Police: Missing Utah student MacKenzie Lueck took Lyft to park, left with someone in a vehicle
• 'I thought it was crazy:' Woman has 34 bridesmaids at her Florida wedding
• 'Almost every car:' Police increase patrols at 60th and Capitol after Officer Her's death
• Reward for information leading to arrest in death of Officer Hetland increases to $78,500
• Police: 61-year-old man shot, killed near 90th and Burdick, relative arrested
• Murder suspect slashes own throat in Nebraska courtroom
• 'I was amazed:' 5 lucky kids get $500 Kohl's shopping spree alongside Ryan Braun
• 'Your own paycheck:' Mayor Barrett welcomes young people to work through Earn & Learn Program
• 'I've seen a lot:' Woman honored for 50 years of service at Arandell Corporation in Menomonee Falls
• 'A huge operation:' MCTS, Lyft help Summerfest goers get to and from the Big Gig safely
• Murder trial begins for Florida man arrested for 1979 murder of his wife in Muskego
• 'They can't pull the trigger:' Group offers free gun locks after tragedies involving young children
• Deaf toddler in Florida hears her mom say ‘I love you’ for 1st time
• 'Shame on you:' Puppy found dumped on the side of the road in an armchair
• Looking to help? Donate to support the families of RPD Officer Hetland and MPD Officer Her
• Pres. Trump signs executive order calling for upfront disclosure of hospital costs
• 'Everyone's suffering:' Driver with record charged with 7 homicides in crash that killed motorcyclists
• Gov. Evers signs bill allowing for larger liquor sales
• 'I thought my life was over': Missing Arkansas man found safe, friend killed in Mexico
• Milwaukee police release funeral arrangements for Officer Kou Her, killed in crash
• 2nd man arrested with guns, drugs in Homestead parking lot sentenced to probation
• Family asks military members to attend funeral of Arkansas boy who dreamed of being an 'Army man'
• Family will have to leave country, give up medical care for son unless they can pay more than $300,000
• Missouri judge allows abortions to continue, for now
• Sheriff: Wrong-way driver arrested on I-94 EB near 35th Street off-ramp
• Indiana school firing gay teacher to keep archdiocese ties
• Prep school grad linked to sex assault free on good behavior
• Officials say police shooting suspect smashed head in cell
• Mitch McConnell to meet 9/11 responders to discuss victims' fund
• MPS serving free breakfast and lunch to children at 91 school locations
• Pres. Trump signs order imposing sanctions on Iran supreme leader
• Local Routes, Summerfest Shuttles, Freeway Flyers: MCTS can get you to the Big Gig
• Gov. Evers signs bill targeting businesses moving out of state
• Walgreens to provide drug disposal packets free to customers
• Florida woman charged after giving husband's guns to police
• Police: Death of 5-year-old boy near 26th and Ruby being investigated as homicide
• UK judge orders abortion for pregnant woman who is mentally disabled
• Create DIY projects while enjoying a drink at Rec Room Craft Co.
• Bernie Sanders, liberals come out with bill to cancel student debt
• Judge: Census question about citizenship might have discriminatory, 'disturbing' motive
• Don't feel the burn: Beauty expert talks about the best sunscreens for your face
• Rec Room Craft Co. 'is a DIY workshop and bar located in the Walker’s Point neighborhood'
• Baking cookies in space? A look at the new technology making it possible
• Google now lets you order takeout food without downloading apps – here’s how
• Milwaukee native returns home to talk about new novel 'The Summer Guests'
• Softball player arrested for allegedly assaulting umpire after 'bad call'
• June 24, 2019
• Donors needed: Red Cross encourages eligible donors to give blood
• 'Jumped onto my knife:' Woman charged after man fatally stabbed at Motel 6 in Glendale
• Police: 2 shot, wounded in separate incidents in Milwaukee, no arrests made