Site Map July 29, 2022

Years / 2022 / July / 29

• North Carolina Chick-fil-A faces backlash for offering to pay ‘volunteer’ workers in chicken sandwiches
• Woman who allegedly shot husband in DC hotel over child molestation claims to remain behind bars
• House passes semi-automatic gun ban after 18-year lapse
• From Russia to Florida: FBI halts Russian agent's 7-year influence campaign
• Mortgage rates drop, could rise again amid Fed’s rate hike
• West Allis identifies 1st monkeypox case in resident
• Elder Index shows millions of American seniors can’t afford basic living costs
• Shark Month: Bitefest returns to Tubi with two shark-tastic original films
• Savings window open: 3 key mortgage refinance rates tumble | July 29, 2022
• Las Vegas Strip, multiple casinos flooded overnight by monsoon storm
• Hyundai subsidiary accused of using child labor at Alabama factory: report
• Today’s 30-year mortgage rates plunge to 78-day low | July 29, 2022
• Baby, grandpa killed in crash; mother on life support
• 'Lucky to be alive': Arthur the corgi survives after being shot in the head, Pennsylvania SPCA says
• Back-to-school: Milwaukee Health Department fair gets families ready
• Salmonella: 6 sick from 'shelled peas' from WI farmer's markets
• 10 times hitting the lottery jackpot ended in disaster: 'I wish I'd torn that ticket up'
• Grenade found in Milwaukee airport carry-on: sheriff
• Waukesha man accused, shooting mother of his 3 children
• Milwaukee Burger King murder; Derrick Ellis sentenced, 1 year HOC, 4 years probation
• Minnesota man crashes homemade airplane in Wisconsin
• Bob Dylan sexual abuse accuser drops lawsuit after allegedly erasing evidence: reports
• Milwaukee girl shot: Child's uncle accused of firing into home
• Chicago man says he was assembling 'ghost gun' when it went off accidentally, killing his 15-year-old sister
• California court OKs death penalty in ’80s sex slave murders
• Racine drug unit arrest; search warrant nets cocaine, guns, money
• Man who exploited more than 100 young girls online sentenced to 34 years in prison
• Pop star Shakira could face more than 8 years in prison for alleged tax fraud
• Movie review: ‘DC League of Super-Pets’ has delightful Saturday morning cartoon vibes
• Selena single ‘Como Te Quiero Yo A Ti’ released ahead of new album
• Milwaukee shooting suspect; police ask for help with ID
• Kentucky floods kill at least 16 as governor warns toll will be 'a lot higher'
• Gino talks with stars from Netflix movie 'Purple Hearts'
• Sarah Godlewski out, Wisconsin Senate race; backs Mandela Barnes
• Wisconsin State Fair hidden gems
• German Fest: Music, dancing and even dogs
• Birth Fest Milwaukee offers information and support
• How to recession-proof your life
• The Rocky movie universe expands
• German Fest is back for its 40th anniversary celebration
• Will Smith apologizes to Chris Rock for Oscars slap in new video: 'My behavior was unacceptable'
• Beyoncé releases new album ‘Renaissance’ as singer Kelis accuses her of song 'theft'
• Suzy's Cheesecakes: National Cheesecake Day on Saturday
• It’s so hot in Oregon, you can pump your own gas
• Congressional Baseball Game: Republicans shut out Democrats; protesters arrested outside stadium
• Giant screen falls on dancers during boy band's Hong Kong concert, sparking investigation
• Look who's 6 on July 29, 2022
• Milwaukee girl missing, last seen July 20
• COVID omicron vaccine: US reaches deal with Moderna for winter booster shots
• Senate deal on climate, inflation bill would make it easier to buy electric vehicles
• Video captures 'endless river of bats' pouring from cave in Mexico
• Sheriff: 2 admitted ordering Wisconsin ballots for others
• How the Jetblue, Spirit merger will impact fliers
• Glendale crash, police squad car hit head-on; 2 taken to hospital