Site Map October 21, 2019

Years / 2019 / October / 21

• Growing list of retailers will be closed on Thanksgiving 2019, 'designed for people to give thanks'
• Strauss Brands announces 'we are no longer pursuing relocation to Century City'
• Kansas police share scary video of distracted driving crash
• Mayor Barrett, Rep. Gwen Moore selected as co-chairs of Milwaukee 2020 Host Committee
• 'It would make a lot of sense:' Mayor Barrett invites Pres. Trump to host G7 in Milwaukee
• Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin now known as 'Children's Wisconsin,' reflects full continuum of care
• Man accused of losing control of vehicle, striking bus shelter, 2 people pleads not guilty
• 'You can help us:' MKE Mitchell Airport launches campaign to educate local travelers
• MCSO: Wrong-way driver arrested on I-43/94 near Howard Avenue for OWI, causing crash
• 'Something to behold:' High winds, waves draw spectators to Lake Michigan
• 'I'm so lucky to have her:' FOX6 partners with Big Brothers Big Sisters for Heart of Canal Street fundraiser
• Police: 4-year-old girl picked up father's handgun, shot him and herself
• Gov. Tony Evers calls special session on gun violence: 'We're planning on winning this battle'
• 'Can be pretty scary:' MATC students provide care to clients with disabilities amid statewide shortage
• Deported combat veterans open their doors to former soldiers in exile
• Prosecutors: Brothers saved meth equipment in fire, left their grandmother to die
• Police: 41-year-old woman shot, wounded near 13th and Fiebrantz in Milwaukee
• Mom accused of killing daughter after portraying her as terminally ill
• Mexican lawmen get FBI training to combat organized crime, terrorism
• We Energies: Power out for nearly 8K customers in southeast Wisconsin due to weather