Site Map April 2, 2022

Years / 2022 / April / 2

• 101 police officers shot in line of duty, a 43% increase from 2021: National Fraternal Order of Police
• NCAA: UConn, South Carolina women meet for title game
• Inheritance Pass offers entry to Yellowstone National Park in 150 years
• Southwest apologizes for delays, cancellations, blames technology issues
• Milwaukee World Festival Inc. jobs; thousands of openings available
• New movie roundup: ‘Morbius,’ shmorbius
• Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts lawsuit dismissed after claim of false advertisement
• Milwaukee Healthy County Challenge kicks off at Sherman Park
• Applebee’s franchisee worker fired over email speculating longer hours, low pay
• Ukrainian troops cautiously retaking areas near Kyiv amid fear of Russian traps
• Kenosha County freight train fire in rear engine car; nobody hurt
• Eric Church announces free show for San Antonio ticket holders after canceling show to attend Final Four game
• MPD: 'Programming issue,' 7K+ citations affected
• Fire at Eaton Power Systems in Waukesha, cause unknown
• Biden commissions USS Delaware, a nuclear attack submarine
• Review: In “Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood,” nostalgia becomes rocket fuel
• Sheboygan Falls boy dies after assault, mother accused
• Kanye West tells Kim Kardashian he is ‘going away to get help’ amid public social media fallout: report
• ‘You Won’t Be Alone’ review: Waking the Witch
• Meteorologist calls kids on-air to warn of tornado nearing their home