Site Map August 31, 2020

Years / 2020 / August / 31

• 'Hunting for a female:' Milwaukee man accused of fatally shooting woman walking near 27th and Auer
• Wisconsin needs poll workers for November; here's how you can get involved
• 'Really excited:' UW doctor volunteers to be Patient 1; university among 1st test sites for COVID-19 vaccine
• 'Extremely alarming:' Milwaukee Co. medical examiner sees 300% increase in suicides in August
• 'Ready to go:' Students, parents take part in 'Connection Day' ahead of 1st day of class
• Wisconsin Republicans take no action on policing bills; Gov. Evers says 'it’s a let down'
• Kenosha County executive: Body cameras for sheriff's department in 2021 budget
• US surpasses 6M COVID-19 cases as new White House coronavirus doctor pushes unproven ‘herd immunity’ approach
• Recognize them? MPD seeks help to ID suspects in homicide on city's south side
• Fiserv Forum, Miller Park to serve as in-person, drive-thru early voting sites in general election
• Sheriff: Driver severely injured in crash that closed I-94 EB at 25th Street Monday morning
• Changes for the Brew Crew: RHP David Phelps headed to Philly
• Adult film star Ron Jeremy faces 20 additional rape, sexual assault charges
• Research suggests coronavirus vaccine will likely require 2 shots to be effective
• Recognize him? West Allis police seek man wanted in connection with 'several thefts'
• 'There’s 2 justice systems:' 2 shootings in 2 days in Kenosha represent a microcosm of US strife
• This Disney World hotel won't reopen this year as others stay closed indefinitely
• Netflix will let non-subscribers watch some of its most popular shows and movies for free
• Steve Bannon's trial on border wall scam charges set for May 2021
• 'He's stoking violence in our cities:' Biden blames Pres. Trump for formenting divide in America
• Affidavit: Dallas man killed wife, two children for "being too loud"
• Deputies warn of 'package pending' text scam containing recipient's name, potentially dangerous link
• Oregon governor beefs up Portland patrols after fatal shooting
• 'Looking for leadership:' Ailing Kenosha on edge as President Trump's visit looms amid tensions
• DHS: 75K+ positive cases of COVID-19 in WI, 1,122 deaths, 66K+ recovered, 1.1M+ negative
• NFL reveals more in-game social and racial justice plans
• Aurora man charged with battering, burning his children
• Frank Lloyd Wright home in Phoenix sells for $7.25 million
• Appeals court keeps Flynn case alive, won't order dismissal
• A Zoom Thanksgiving? Summer could give way to a bleaker fall
• Rescue dog adopts kittens after the tragic death of her own puppies
• Deff-initely Milwaukee: Let's crack open a cold 1 with Sprecher Brewing's CEO Sharad Chadha
• Trump's payroll tax deferral is about to take effect — what it will mean for you
• Residents worry about help in aftermath of Hurricane Laura
• $10 million bail for man charged with shooting 2 officers
• Lifelong angler snags 70-pound catfish to set new Florida record
• Chadwick Boseman's death leaves saddening mark on rough 2020
• St. Louis couple charged after BLM protest appear in court
• 27 poisoned by carbon monoxide at bunker rave party in Oslo
• Documentary on the life and death of Breonna Taylor coming to FX, Hulu
• Wisconsin bicycle route recognized by national organization, crosses entire state
• Operation Legend results in drug, gun charges against Milwaukee man
• Former athletes, sports shows take lead on social justice
• When Trump talks law and order, some Wisconsin voters listen
• Weekend gun violence pushes Philadelphia over 300 homicides so far in 2020
• ‘His impact lives forever’: MTV honors Chadwick Boseman at VMAs
• 1 injured in apartment fire near 49th and Forest Home
• 55 shot, 10 fatally, in Chicago weekend gun violence
• 20-year-old woman injured in shooting near 22nd and Grant
• 23-year-old woman fatally shot near 83rd and Silver Spring