Site Map February 21, 2020

Years / 2020 / February / 21

• 2 young Milwaukee Brewers fans get experience of a lifetime
• Plea and sentencing hearing on hold for Milwaukee officer accused of domestic abuse
• 21-year-old woman's body found in bag in Missouri ditch
• Utility worker seriously hurt after being struck by suspected drunk driver near 6th and State
• Police: 1 dead, 1 wounded after double shooting at gas station near 37th and Vliet
• Betty Brinn Children’s Museum hosts day to promote financial literacy for children
• $750K cash bond set for Arzel Ivery, charged in deaths of mother, daughters
• 'So shocking:' MU Dentistry student makes history as 1st African-American class president
• Victim, suspect in fatal shooting near 29th and Bobolink knew each other: 'It's a tragedy'
• Vice President Pence coming to Wisconsin, Minnesota in March
• The cost of smarter and safer car repairs
• IHOP National Pancake Day is Feb. 25
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 14 years in prison for 2018 hit-and-run
• MCSO: 1 injured in rollover crash on SB I-41/94 near Rawson
• Greenfield police: Student enticement scare merely an attempt at 'good deed'
• The Hop to incorporate 35 'smart kiosks' providing real-time arrival information, other amenities
• Melvonta Jones pleads guilty to killing stepfather in front of mother, half-sister
• Kenosha police respond to Reuther HS to investigate report of student with firearm
• Officials: 1 fatally shot near 29th & Bobolink, suspect in custody
• West Allis teen sentenced for possession of child pornography
• Marcus Center announces 2020/2021 Broadway performances
• Family billed more than $4K after daughter sent to hospital by school counselor
• Texas girl wakes up to find 'gentle, gigantic' raccoon in bed with her
• All clear: Rollover crash on EB I-894 at S. 27th Street causes backups
• Daecorion Robinson pleads not guilty to charge related to hit-and-run crash that killed 2 young girls
• New poll shows health care, environment are important issues with Nevada voters
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill to combat PFAS pollution
• American women seek more than $66M in damages from US Soccer
• The Bavarian Bierhaus is celebrating a very important Milwaukee institution
• Costco to ban non-members from food court
• Weinstein jury indicates it is split on most serious counts
• NARCAN used to revive 2 people found unresponsive in vehicle, officer exposed to fentanyl
• 'I know I'm going to jail:' Registered sex offender charged, accused of taking photos of woman in dressing room
• Weinstein rape trial jurors keep focus on 'Sopranos' actress
• Inmate confesses to killing 2 child molesters in letter to newspaper
• State Fair adds 3 shows to Main Stage lineup, tickets go on sale Feb. 28
• Court finds Kenneth Freeman, man charged in murder of Carlie Beaudin, competent for trial
• Denver squatters evicted, leaving behind sex toys, snake and a mess
• Madison nurse sentenced to 13 years in prison for harming infants
• Future Forecaster: Meet 8-year-old Kerrington
• The Greater Milwaukee Auto Show is back this weekend at the Wisconsin Center
• Sled dogs, hedgehogs and islands: The family-friendly flicks that are new in theaters
• Help save a life: Local family hosting charity event for foundation that saved their son's life
• New mother rushes to fire, helps save driver from Indiana tanker explosion
• New and classic models: Behind the scene look at the Milwaukee Auto Show
• Wisconsin State Fair adds 3 shows to 2020 Main State lineup
• One of the cheapest cell phone plans available costs zero dollars per month
• Spice up your weekend: The hot twist on the classic margarita
• Wisconsin was one of the coldest regions in entire lower 48 Friday morning
• College pole vaulter's gut-wrenching groin injury video goes viral
• Honoring Milwaukee's fallen heroes: MPD looking to send officers to Washington D.C. for National Police Week
• February 21, 2020
• Assembly GOP limits area with 4 a.m. convention bar time
• February 21
• Basketball player with autism scores big on senior night