Site Map September 25, 2019

Years / 2019 / September / 25

• 'Devastated:' Parents lose 2 children to opioid abuse, help spread the word about prevention
• Nogales residents empathize with migrants but favor legal entry
• Man's Apple Watch calls 911 for him after crash leaves him unconscious
• 'Concerns run very deep:' Community leaders urge state lawmakers to take action against mass violence
• Member of Hia Ced O’odham says border wall is ‘desecrating’ tribal ancestral remains in Arizona
• 'It's just a nightmare:' Robert Matagi sentenced to 15 years in prison for fatal hit-and-run crash
• Want to work for Lou Malnati's Pizzeria? Job fairs for Fox Point location set to begin
• 'We've found closure:' Soldier MIA in WWII is returned home, laid to rest at Wood National Cemetery
• 92-year-old volunteer, puppeteer at Oconomowoc Public Library retires after 40 years
• Reward now $50K for info leading to arrest, conviction of person who killed Quanita 'Tay' Jackson
• Tom Barrett, Jim Sensenbrenner reflect on impeachment of President Clinton: 'Literally took months'
• Fond du Lac police: Man sought, suspected of attempting to entice a 4-year-old girl
• Washington plunges into impeachment probe into President Trump
• 'There were children present:' Chaos unfolded as courtroom argument evolved into shooting
• Prosecutors: Suspect was going 90-100 miles per hour before fatal crash at 51st and Silver Spring
• Fundraiser scheduled at Jen's Sweet Treats to benefit family of Tracey Smith, killed in road rage shooting
• Woman convicted of harboring a felon on Halloween 2018 after brutal murder in Dodge County
• Facebook says it won't fact check politicians
• Alexa in your ear: Amazon launches wireless earbuds
• Brookfield PD: Waukesha State Bank on W. Capitol Drive robbed, man on the run
• Man charged after allegedly attacking, groping realtor on camera during open house
• Prosecutors: Man stole jewelry, change, video game consoles in 4 burglaries in 14 days
• Boy, 13, dies over a week after being sucker-punched at California middle school
• Woman gets prison for leading officers on chase, hitting cruisers because she was late to work
• Surfer loses prosthetic leg off of Virginia beach, wants help finding it
• Recognize them? West Allis police seek 2 after gun pulled on Family Dollar employee
• Road rage incident: MCSO seeks help to locate man wanted after Highway 145 shooting
• Wisconsin state forest renamed after former Gov. Tony Earl
• Text: White House-released memo of President Trump, Zelenskiy conversation
• Darnell Kimble charged in fatal shooting of Cherron Miller, mother of 4
• Video shows drone drop drugs into jail
• Report: Opioids settlement won't fix areas hardest hit
• Border Report Day 3 Blog: Homes within feet of the wall in Nogales
• PHOTOS: Border barriers in Arizona
• Arizona moves to expand trade with Mexico
• Agent threatens to arrest reporter near San Diego border wall
• It's a great time to spoil your dog! Some DIY treats that will leave their stomachs happy
• Baby Archie makes rare public appearance in South Africa
• Behind the scenes look: St. Paul Fish Company opens 2nd location in Mequon
• Looking to save 7 figures for retirement? 4 steps to help you find success
• Whiff! MLB sets strikeout record for 12th straight season
• St. Paul Fish Company has opened a 2nd location with a large selection of seafood
• Raising mental health awareness: Daughter seeks to remove stigma by donating mother's life story to libraries
• 4 ways to make web browsing more private
• Juul to end product advertising and replace CEO
• September 25, 2019
• Fake FedEx worker ties up family while partner steals $125K in cash and jewelry, police say
• Police: Man stabbed in arm while walking near Sherman and Concordia in Milwaukee
• Doorbell camera captures coyote charging at girl in her front yard
• Iowa State fan who helped raise $1 million for children's hospital with beer money sign apologizes for past tweet
• Children of 13 firefighters killed on 9/11 join FDNY
• Grandfather dies after saving 3-year-old granddaughter from house explosion