Site Map February 18, 2020

Years / 2020 / February / 18

• Songwriter and 'Good Times' actress Ja'Net DuBois dies
• More than 2 years in prison for Delavan man in road rage stabbing, standoff
• Milwaukee Brewers full squad hits the practice field for the 1st time in 2020
• Charged: Arzel Ivery told police he strangled mother, 2 daughters; tried to hide their bodies
• Sheriff Earnell Lucas speaks about fatal crash involving deputy; tragic deaths of mother, daughters
• 'Once it's lost, it's lost:' South Milwaukee library on $15K mission to preserve history
• Father of woman's children set her on fire 'because she wouldn't pay her taxes,' complaint says
• February 18
• Ryan Newman ‘awake and speaking’ in hospital after horrific Daytona 500 crash
• Couple in need of kidney find out they’re a perfect match in more ways than one
• Pot shop owner uses bear spray to drive away robbers
• Probation plus jail for volunteer firefighter who 'wanted to play with fire,' convicted of arson
• Wisconsin tribal leader calls for action on opioids
• Investigators: No arrests made in deaths of Kaukauna boy, girl
• President Trump commutes sentence of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, pardons others
• Congressman pushing to remove restrictions on churches talking politics
• Officials warn residents of North Shore home theft scam
• Officials: West Bend father jailed after leaving 24-year-old son suffering opioid overdose
• Recognize them? Menomonee Falls PD seeks help identifying 3 who shoplifted at Ulta Beauty
• Airborne deer goes through windshield, kills Florida woman
• 'Potentially dangerous situation:' WWII ordnance dropped off in lobby of Mequon Police Department
• Jars of preserved human remains found under Florida home
• Captured: US Marshals seek impaired driver who left Huber after police pursuit
• Woman says NC rehab center left elderly father outside in rain for hours
• Bucks' legend Marques Johnson still dunking at age 64
• Wauwatosa man, former ER physician, pleads not guilty to charge of physical abuse of a child
• A shining smile: Raising awareness of oral health
• Captured: Found guilty of stabbing man to death, US Marshals seek 47-year-old Betty Carter
• Facebook 'news' page shares fake stories about Winston-Salem police, officers say
• The one with the 'Friends' couch: Themed coffeehouse in Twin Lakes pays homage to 90s sitcom
• Jury begins deliberating in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial
• President Trump pardons former 49ers owner convicted in gambling fraud scandal
• Whitefish Bay HS previews 'Beauty and the Beast' stage production
• Tips for parents to protect their kids' pearly whites
• President Trump calls for 'badly tainted' case against Roger Stone to be thrown out
• Wisconsin Assembly to vote on bill targeting drug prices
• Parents sue Madison schools over transgender policy
• Bloomberg makes debate stage, facing Dem rivals for 1st time
• National Weather Service: Snowfall totals for winter storm from Feb. 17-18
• 'Friends'-themed coffeehouse opening in Twin Lakes
• Kohl's donates $2 million to ACS for Wisconsin families
• Primus coming to BMO Harris Pavilion for 'Tribute to Kings' tour
• Wisconsin Assembly to vote on bills fighting water pollution
• February 18, 2020
• MPD: Search warrant executed near Downer and Locust on Milwaukee's east side
• 'Reduce your speeds:' 22 weather-related road incidents in Milwaukee Co., authorities say
• Wisconsin voters head to polls for 2020 primaries
• Cudahy HS closed Tuesday due to water main break
• Milwaukee man charged with shooting kids who threw snowballs at car
• Menomonee Falls police seek men who stole from YMCA lockers
• Ryan Newman remains in serious condition after scary crash at Daytona 500
• White Sox player’s post about struggles with his adopted dog goes viral
• Official: Armed Tennessee corrections officer fatally shot by police
• Boy Scouts file for bankruptcy due to sex-abuse lawsuits
• Wisconsin Assembly considering constitutional convention