Site Map September 13, 2019

Years / 2019 / September / 13

• NY finds $1B in hidden transfers by family behind OxyContin
• Wisconsin Senate committee plans hearing on body camera bill
• Paul Wise pleads not guilty, bound over for trial in assault, arson case
• Rainfall totals for southeast Wisconsin from storm on Sept. 12-13
• Retired Wisconsin priest acquitted of sexual assault
• Postal Service licked in court fight over stamp price hike
• 'I was stupid': "Desperate Housewives" star Felicity Huffman gets 14 days in college scam
• Traffic alert: Shifting lanes and closures on I-94 in store for drivers Friday night into Saturday
• 'Quite a mess:' SE Wisconsin residents assess their property damage following flooding
• Prosecutors: 2 men busted for trying to pass off Tylenol, drywall as real drugs
• Sheboygan's City Hall to be set location for Wisconsin-based feature film
• 'Justice needs to be served:' Milwaukee mom of 4 shot in broad daylight, suspect sought by MPD
• 'Catastrophic night:' Red Cross steps in after nearly 100 displaced from Waukesha apartment fire
• NFL player Antonio Brown, accused of sexual assault, ruled eligible to play Sunday
• Snack bars for kids
• Flooding is no joking matter, but this report by a Lake Geneva man is comical
• Recognize him? Menomonee Falls police seek info on subject in credit card fraud case
• Milwaukee Brewers to extend protective netting on Field Level at Miller Park in 2020
• Waukesha County Salvation Army in need of food donations
• Man jailed for kissing, menacing coworker on his 2nd day on the job
• US finds contaminant in popular heartburn drug
• Police pursuit ends in rollover crash near 11th and Oklahoma
• Brewers team store to hold fan appreciation sale beginning Monday
• Prosecutors: Man raped 11-year-old Washington girl he met on Snapchat
• September 13
• Christian Mothershead, accused of human trafficking, faces new bail jumping charge
• Brother of gymnast Simone Biles pleads not guilty to murder
• Maker Faire is a venue for 'makers' to show hobbies, experiments, projects
• 3 meals from 1 hunk of meat: Mom who can meal prep like no other is sharing her secrets
• MMSD started combined sewer overflow early Friday, due to heavy rainfall
• Senate committee plans hearing on latest body camera bill
• Calling all animals lovers: New way to get up close and personal with exotic creatures
• Areal flood warning in effect for parts of southeast Wisconsin
• Family: Eddie Money, 'Two Tickets to Paradise' singer, dies at 70
• Kapco Metal Stamping named new presenting sponsor of Milwaukee Veterans Day Parade
• We Energies: Power almost completely restored to thousands who lost it during storms.
• Maker Faire 'is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning'
• It's a new musical about the Packers: The story behind 'Dad's Season Tickets'
• Details on Apple’s new watch display, iPad, TV and gaming services
• Weeknight jambalaya: Quick, easy recipes that are sure to be a hit
• Marine tackles high school students during brawl
• Attention drivers: A look at the upcoming construction that could impact your commute
• Future Forecaster: Meet 8-year-old Samariyah from Milwaukee
• Deputy uses Narcan to revive driver who was stopped near 118th and Hampton
• September 13, 2019
• Heavy rain causes flooding, road closures across portions of Milwaukee County
• Missouri woman loses wallet in Las Vegas; stranger mails it back to her days later
• Tennessee baby born on 9/11 at 9:11 weighing 9 lb. 11 oz.
• 87-year-old man shot with paintball gun in random attack may lose eyesight
• 'A loud boom:' Fire tears through 42-unit apartment building in Waukesha
• Doctor warns about the dangers and unknowns of vaping after 6 people die
• Milwaukee man accused of stealing car from man with cerebral palsy, crashing it
• Lakefront Brewery unveils 'Kegnado,' art installation made with light-up kegs