Site Map April 28, 2021

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• Harassment probe examines Milwaukee city attorney's conduct
• Former police chief files lawsuit to get job back in Milwaukee
• Telemedicine CEO fired after video allegedly shows him ridiculing teen boy wearing prom dress
• 100 days: Vice President Kamala Harris becomes prominent advocate for Biden's agenda
• Vice President Harris visiting Milwaukee on May 4
• Amazon to raise pay by up to $3 an hour for more than 500,000 workers
• FAA aims to fine disruptive air passengers up to $31,750 under its zero-tolerance policy
• Private ambulance service leaving Milwaukee, adding to strained system
• Firehouse proposed for Waukesha homeless shelter site
• 2021 Wisconsin State Fair on with health guidelines amid pandemic
• Kenosha police bodycam testing underway
• African-American organ donor need profiled in Milwaukee art exhibit
• Aguilar's 5th HR in 6 games leads Marlins over Brewers 6-2
• Rudy Giuliani's NYC home, office reportedly searched by federal investigators
• Enrolling in a high-yield savings account: A step-by-step guide
• Is it worth getting a starter home?
• DOJ: Man arrested in Tampa for multi-state sex-trafficking of a child
• The Federal Reserve’s effect on student loans: What to know
• Republican lawmakers with medical degrees release video urging Americans to get COVID-19 vaccine
• Wisconsin COVID cases up 688, deaths up 34: DHS
• Health care providers, tech companies expand digital access to vaccine records
• California firefighters release 1,000 small birds that were trapped in chimney
• Wisconsin strip club operators charged in prostitution conspiracy
• Ma'Khia Bryant: Family attorney calls for federal investigation into teen's police shooting death
• Holocaust education for Wisconsin students required for grades 5-12
• 3 Whitmer kidnapping plotters face weapons of mass destruction charges
• Lyme disease-carrying ticks found near beaches at equal rates as wooded areas, study says
• Supreme Court set to hear major school speech case after cheerleader booted from squad over Snapchat post
• Pfizer, Moderna COVID-19 vaccines 94% effective at cutting hospitalizations for older adults, CDC says
• 'Pizza, Polka, Art in the Park' will take place May 11 in Waukesha
• 5th and Melvina fatal shooting: Teen pleads not guilty to charges
• Adorable video shows bonobo playing with her granddaughter at Cincinnati Zoo
• Aggressive swarm of bees attack and kill man
• Milwaukee Johnson & Johnson vaccine resumes
• Andrew Brown Jr.: Judge rules video of shooting death involving NC deputies can be released in 30 days
• Astronaut Michael Collins, part of Apollo 11 crew, dies at 90
• 30-year fixed mortgage refinance rate holds at 3%, others inch up | April 28, 2021
• Anthony Alvarez Video: Footage of Chicago police fatally shooting 22-year-old released
• After 6 days trending down, mortgage rates creep up | April 28, 2021
• Denim Day in Milwaukee: Mayor urges support for sex assault survivors
• 39th and Burleigh shots fired; police say several vehicles struck
• Lake Michigan stops warm fronts in their tracks, here is why
• Top 3 tips: How to care for your skin
• New space opens at Menomonee Falls Public Library
• Changes for Wisconsin State Parks begin April 30 amid pandemic
• Stars of hit show 'Mythic Quest' discuss season 2
• Nashville COVID ICU nurses give patient a spa day
• Expanded Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program launched in WI
• Girl Scout cookies take flight in Virginia drone deliveries
• 0.03% of vaccinated people get coronavirus in Wisconsin: Report
• Judge nixes plea deal for accused Super Bowl streaker
• CDC releases new guidance on masks for fully vaccinated individuals
• Benefits of planting trees in your landscape
• India’s COVID-19 death toll crosses 200,000 with many more likely uncounted
• Harris County deputies wrangle loose cow on I-10 East Freeway
• Europe will reach herd immunity by August at the latest, BioNTech CEO says
• Reese's to sell new candy bar, sweetening permanent lineup
• Richards and Concordia shooting, man wounded: Police