Site Map May 21, 2019

Years / 2019 / May / 21

• Outline of person who laid in rainy street prompts PSA from police: 'Not a safe place for a nap!'
• 'We're growing together:' Coach LaFleur, Aaron Rodgers speak positively of each other at OTAs
• Christian Yelich out Tuesday vs. Cincinnati with back spasms
• Humane officers: Man was ‘fishing’ for cats with baited hooks
• Mother says 16-year-old daughter left bloody, bruised after encounter with West Allis police officers
• 19-year-old dies at hospital after shooting near Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen in Pleasant Prairie
• Packers QB Aaron Rodgers weighs in on the ending of Game of Thrones
• Prosecutors: Man turned off vehicle's lights before slamming into another vehicle during pursuit
• 3 from Wisconsin sick with salmonella after consuming Del Monte veggie trays from Kwik Trip
• Dangelo Baker charged in fatal shooting, witness says Baker 'was drunk and talking stupid'
• MPS officials said they're 'making changes' after students walked out to protest school lunch quality
• Police: Off-duty New York firefighter attacked by teens after defending elderly couple
• 'It needs to cease:' Potential shots fired incident shut down SB I-94/43 at National Avenue
• 'Huge fan of the Bucks:' Milwaukee barbershop creating a buzz with 'deer-do'
• Milwaukee police: 26-year-old man shot while driving near Teutonia and Villard
• 'Botched the effort:' Common Council votes to delay approving funds for streetcar expansion
• Memphis student named valedictorian while homeless, earns $3M in scholarships
• Former lab tech at UW-Milwaukee accused of possessing child porn pleads not guilty
• Man tells police he was making essential oils, not meth in Virginia Beach home
• Report: Many Uber, Lyft drivers fail to respond to recalls
• Fallen Officer Matthew Rittner honored with others for helping make Milwaukee a safer place to live
• Figure skater says partner abused her for 2 years
• Racine County judge suspended without pay; SCOWIS cites 'obviously unethical' behavior
• Wisconsin US Rep. Mark Pocan: 'We must start an impeachment inquiry' against President Trump
• Wisconsin among states suing to stop rule letting clinicians object to providing abortions
• GOP approves $37M in pay raises for prison workers
• The Beak Freak, Yeli the top vote getters in We Energies' peregrine falcon naming contest
• Virginia man charged in death of dog that was set on fire
• 2 iconic Milwaukee brands: Bucks, Harley-Davidson team up to launch special team apparel
• May 21
• Mexicans buy fake cellphones to hand over in muggings
• American Airlines cuts bag fees for some sports, music gear
• Wisconsin Legislature's finance committee OKs 2% raises for state workers
• Going to the Bucks game, watch party? Take note of this traffic closure
• North Carolina day care closing after 5 toddlers escape
• Body of 23-year-old Manitowoc man found in vehicle submerged in Lake Winnebago
• DJ Khaled on Nipsey Hussle: 'He's like a prophet'
• Department store troubles increase for Kohl's and Penney's
• Gino saw a movie so good, he can barely talk about it without spoiling the whole thing
• 'Ingredients are sourced locally:' Georgie Porgie’s is getting into Bucks playoff fever
• the cheel is 'all about the authentic flavors and ancient food preparation techniques'
• 'Dunks only:' Brothers Giannis and Kostas Antetokounmpo star in inspiring new commercial
• Whoa! Black bear wanders through front yard of home in Johnson Creek, captured on camera
• Memorial Day is this weekend! Get ready for the season at IKEA
• You can now get a taste of the Bucks playoff excitement for breakfast at O&H Danish Bakery
• 2-1 lead in series: Bucks ready to square up against Toronto Raptors in Game 4
• May 21, 2019
• Councilman knocked out in violent brawl at city council meeting
• Sisters sell lemonade to pay off classmates' school lunch debt
• Accused New Zealand mosque shooter charged with terrorism