Site Map January 31, 2020

Years / 2020 / January / 31

• US declares public health emergency, new entry restrictions due to coronavirus
• Police open fire at 'impaired' driver in Mar-a-Lago breach
• Don't open that link: USPS warns of email scam
• Missing 11-year-old boy now considered endangered, Colorado sheriff's office says
• Friends of MADACC to sponsor hundreds of free spay/neuter surgeries for cats, kittens in Feb.
• Racine Unified tackles attendance issues, finds success in 'walking school bus' program
• 'Could've been serious:' MPD seeking suspect involved in pursuit, crash near 15th and Grant
• Milwaukee businesses cash in on Super Bowl excitement: 'It's going pretty crazy'
• Britain officially leaves the European Union, leaps into the unknown
• Officials: 3 adults, 4 children hurt in crash near Hopkins and Congress in Milwaukee
• Weinstein rape accuser: 'No' was 'like a trigger for him'
• Oak Creek college student just back from Shanghai described mood in SE Asia: 'Everybody is scared'
• Man accused of trying to pay prostitute with hamburger caught in police sting
• 'Most Wanted Fugitive' who faked death to avoid child sex charges arrested in Oklahoma
• January 31
• Gov. Evers declares State of Emergency in 3 counties in response to lakeshore flooding, damage
• Almost half of US sports fans want Super Bowl Monday holiday
• California woman says missing dog was euthanized, 'thrown away' after just 3 days
• Senate may push final President Trump trial vote to next week
• NBA All-Stars to wear No. 24 for Kobe Bryant, No. 2 for daughter Gianna
• Pictures: View and submit photos of the snowman (or woman) you make this winter!
• Report: Albuquerque police hired convicted felon
• Michigan couple sues airline for discrimination after getting kicked off flight
• Delta, American and United suspend flights between US, China
• Can you spot the fake? Counterfeit Super Bowl merchandise floods Miami
• GOP introduces new sex assault kit bill; AG Kaul calls it charade
• Milwaukee Brewers reviving 'True Blue Brew Crew' fan section for 2020 season
• Oscar Mayer selling 'Road Hog' shirt after Wienermobile pulled over in Waukesha County
• I scream, you scream: Greendale PD finds spilled ice cream on roadway
• 10 ads to watch for on Super Bowl Sunday
• Don't get branded a double dipper: The unspoken etiquette of chips and dips
• 'Winter-inspired events:' Celebrate the season at Lake Geneva's 25th Annual Winterfest
• MPD pursuit involving stolen vehicle ends in crash near 15th and Grant
• Keeping cash king: Lawmakers fight to keep businesses from going ‘card-only’
• Ice Castles 'is an award-winning frozen attraction located in six cities across North America'
• Your guacamole will be fresher this weekend thanks to food tech
• The Great Lakes Pet Expo 'is different from most other shows of this magnitude'
• Know your foe: Chiefs, 49ers fans quizzed ahead of Super Bowl
• Father recalls son's joy when Kobe Bryant granted his dying wish
• ‘It was just a feeling of pride’: FOX’s Jimmy Johnson reflects on first Super Bowl
• Future Forecaster: Meet 8-year-old Marissah
• Closures: A look at the upcoming construction that could impact your commute
• January 31, 2020
• 'I want my life back:' Wauwatosa mom seeking new kidney, donor