Site Map May 24, 2021

Years / 2021 / May / 24

• Man sets neighbor’s house on fire for not mowing his lawn, police say
• Milwaukee attack caught on camera; couple intervenes, calls police
• Buying a gift card? Watch out for gift card scams that leave you and your recipient empty-handed
• ‘We need data’: White House supports probe into COVID-19 origin
• Wisconsin State Patrol squad struck by passing motorist, 3 hurt
• Refinancing to save money? Here’s how much it will cost you
• Average reproductive lifespan in women has increased by 2 years, study finds
• 14-year-old girl hands newborn baby to strangers at NJ restaurant
• Home foreclosure risk lowering amid post-COVID economic stabilization
• United offering rewards members chance to win free flights for a year with COVID-19 vaccine card
• Milwaukee restaurants hiring as COVID restrictions dropped
• What kind of car insurance do you need for a road trip?
• Mother warns other parents after toddler shot with family friend's handgun
• How to refinance a mortgage after forbearance ends
• Police presence in Mequon
• Delavan-Darien anti-bullying rally after teen died
• MCTS bus filters fight COVID
• Heart problems reported after vaccine
• Masks optional, Menomonee Falls parents say
• Former drug dealer now sworn in as attorney before same judge who challenged him to change his life
• Irate man smashes, stomps on bird after pet store won't refund his $30
• 76th and Brown Deer assault: Police seek to ID, locate suspect
• Family reunited through DNA kit, 1 sibling from Watertown
• NYC schools to be in-person only in September, de Blasio says
• Bridgeton shooting: Victims identified, one arrest made after mass shooting at NJ house party
• Minnesota wildcat sanctuary housing lions, tigers seized from animal park featured in 'Tiger King'
• 29th and Wisconsin homicide: Milwaukee woman charged
• Harvey Weinstein extradition to California faces another delay
• Rodgers no-show at Lambeau, OTAs began Monday
• New Milwaukee recycling schedule; collection every 2 weeks
• Car crashes through bedroom, narrowly missing sleeping homeowners
• Voter fraud: Nearly 30 cases referred to Wisconsin prosecutors
• Biden gets hurricane season briefing at FEMA, doubles funding for extreme weather
• Wisconsin COVID cases up 151, deaths up 1: State officials
• Wisconsin priest ignored COVID limits, asked to resign
• Italy investigates deadly cable car crash as lone child survivor recovers
• Suspect sought, domestic violence incident near Buffum and Brown
• QAnon paintball soldier assault case: Attorney seeks deal
• Mississippi River drowning: Wisconsin man was swimming with family
• Reckless driver on sidewalk, sought by Milwaukee County deputies
• Beloit College require vaccines fall 2021
• South Carolina police capture man wanted in 4 killings after a week on run
• Is the mortgage refinance boom ending? What to consider now
• Exhibit features LEGO brick sculptures at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Today's average mortgage rates rest well below 2.5% | May 24, 2021
• New film breaks pandemic records
• Today's 30-year mortgage refinance rates mirror record-lows of purchase rates | May 24, 2021
• Who will win? Masked Singer season finale is Wednesday
• Great garden centers, plant shops in SE Wisconsin
• Father of 4-year-old boy who was murdered apologizes for leaving him in Dallas
• Click It Or Ticket campaign starts Monday, runs through June 6
• California school locked down when stapler mistaken for gun
• Man claims police 'desecrated' 2-year-old daughter's ashes after mistaking for drugs during traffic stop
• Packages of cocaine keep washing ashore in the Florida Keys
• Post COVID-19 anxiety: Tips on returning to normal
• Norwegian Cruise Line announces plan for U.S. return to cruising
• National Guard troops leave US Capitol more than 4 months after January 6th riot
• Teacher retirements in Wisconsin adding up
• Noah’s Ark Waterpark opens Saturday, May 29
• Look who's 6 on May 24, 2021
• India's COVID-19 death toll 3rd highest in world at 300,000 amid slow vaccine drive
• Theft at Menomonee Falls Kohl's, suspects sought
• Cedarburg schools keep mask policy for rest of year, summer