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• Fond du Lac: 19-year-old shot near Playmore Park
• Motorcyclist arrested for drunk driving after crashing bike near I-794 and Oklahoma
• Trump and Biden enter critical weekend as they prepare to face each other in first debate
• Johnson and Johnson vaccine produced strong immune response, early results say
• Marquette University directs Cobeen Hall residents to quarantine for 2 weeks
• High school fall football games begin amid pandemic, some districts not allowing fans
• House Democrats to introduce bill setting 18-year term limit for Supreme Court justices
• MPD long-term missing: 49-year-old Tarena Hopgood, last seen in 2004
• Three railroad workers built a 'man cave' under New York's Grand Central Terminal
• Ron Paul hospitalized after apparent medical episode, says he's 'doing fine'
• Milwaukee police suspect in armed robbery of business near 13th and Manitoba
• COVID-19 hospitalizations reach all-time high in WI; officials warn of 'twin' pandemics during flu season
• Sources: Trump intends to nominate Amy Coney Barrett for Supreme Court
• Wisconsin's COVID-19 cases go up again, near all-time high
• 16 residents displaced, 5 firefighters injured in fire near 33rd and Vliet
• Ginsburg's longtime personal trainer honors the late justice with pushups
• House Democrats consider scaled-back stimulus proposal in effort to jumpstart stalled talks
• Birds in San Francisco started singing differently in the silence of the pandemic shutdown
• SCOTUS battle energizes already heated election season
• Lawyer says cop shot Jacob Blake after hearing a mother's desperate plea: 'He's got my kid. He's got my keys'
• Submit your fan photos to win money to the Packers Pro Shop
• FPC approves zero-tolerance racism, sexism policy for Milwaukee police, fire department
• Kyle Rittenhouse, 17-year-old charged in Kenosha shootings, fights extradition
• 'People are getting the wrong ballots, and that's alarming:' Democratic Wisconsin Assembly candidate sounds alarm
• Milwaukee's homicide rate on the rise: 137 fatal shootings in 2020 compared to 66 in 2019
• Four local nonprofit leaders honored during Hispanic Heritage Month
• Video: Man breaks into Brewers' stadium, digs up field with tractor
• Milwaukee man, 66, critically hurt after being struck by hit-and-run driver near 38th and Villard
• Packers' Adams 'probably doubtful' to play against Saints
• Milwaukee police: Man attempted to rob Walgreens on Brady Street
• Biden for President Wisconsin hosting 'Beer, Brats, and Ballots' rally Sept. 27
• Milwaukee Fire Department Chief Mark Rohlfing announces his retirement
• Less than 1 percent of calls to DWD were answered between March and June, audit reports
• Vehicle slams into home near 64th and Meinecke in Wauwatosa
• 89-year-old pizza delivery driver gets $12,000 tip surprise from 'TikTok Family'
• Louisville police tell protesters to use sidewalks then call unlawful assembly when that doesn't happen
• BBB: Be on the lookout for political scams as November election nears
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg will become the first woman to lie in state in the US Capitol. Here's who else made history
• International Observe the Moon Night being held Sept. 26
• Local expert discusses COVID-19 ‘financial side effects’
• Wisconsin lawmakers hope to close state’s achievement gap through program
• DeForest Police Department helps make West Allis girl’s birthday wish come true
• Chance for rain during the first weekend of fall
• Ginsburg spent her final weeks living as if there'd be many more
• Federal judge orders nationwide 2020 census counting to continue through October 31
• Surge of ballot requests already setting records in the US
• YMCA of GWC offering "Home Alone" & "Babysitting Training" Classes for your kids
• LeBron James says, 'We lost a beautiful woman' in Breonna Taylor
• Immigrants in US custody died after 'inadequate' medical care, congressional investigation finds
• MCTS launching bus route to connect workers to Amazon facility in Oak Creek
• Racine Co. authorities warn of candy lookalike drugs, 1 arrested
• Milwaukee man dead, passenger injured after crash near 25th and Wright
• Three injured in triple shooting in Milwaukee
• Mike Pompeo traveled with Reince Priebus on his plane to Wisconsin this week
• Police: 40-year-old Milwaukee man fatally shot near 47th and Center
• California's largest single wildfire spawned two massive firenados -- one was an EF2
• Pac-12 announces it will play college football this fall, walking back previous vote
• Doctors warn against college students who want to contract COVID-19 to 'get it over with'
• Fauci cautions that a Covid-19 vaccine won't eliminate the need for masks and public health measures
• Mark Cuban calls for $1,000 stimulus checks every two weeks through November
• Youth-focused groups say they had record numbers for National Voter Registration Day
• Vice President Mike Pence campaigns in Eau Claire, visits Midwest Manufacturing
• Evers urges college students to skip on parties, bars and calls on GOP to set example with masks
• Voting absentee? Election officials advise to turn them in ASAP
• Police release photos of man suspected in 'senseless' killing of Milwaukee immigration attorney
• Trump booed as he pays respects to Ginsburg at court
• Mayor Barrett announces round 2 of Business Restart Program
• Mexican firefighters arrive in California to help battle wildfires
• Casa Guadalupe Educational Center hosts Fiesta Latina fundraiser raffle
• Wilmot Union High School switches to virtual learning after more students test positive for COVID-19
• Resolution preventing MCTS from providing buses to police, military rejected
• Kenosha shooter's defense portrays him as 'American patriot'
• 72-year-old woman was quietly living in a dilapidated house; electrician sparked a community to help her rebuild
• The strange case of the man who died after eating too much licorice
• A few showers possible through evening
• Worker killed, another seriously injured after cement truck backs over them in Racine County
• 26-year-old man seriously hurt in stabbing near 40th and Lisbon, MPD seeks leads
• Vietnam vet has Joe Biden signs vandalized in Saukville; 'I've earned a right to say something'
• 'A fight that isn’t over:' Local expert weighs in on Ginsburg's legacy, first woman to lie in state at U.S. Capitol
• Google updates Maps to show how bad Covid is in your area
• United Airlines to offer Covid-19 testing for some passengers
• 27 Wisconsin schools, including 7 in Milwaukee, will get touchless water filling stations thanks to Delta Dental
• Powerball is getting a makeover: New balls and redesigned studio
• National Association of School Nurses explains how pandemic can impact children’s health
• Would-be Olympic skateboarder discusses postponement, training for 2021 games
• Retired top general who advised Trump is among nearly 500 national security experts endorsing Biden
• Annual enrollment begins October 15, healthcare expert explains Medicare
• Prost! Kegel's Inn bringing Oktoberfest to Milwaukee's War Memorial Center starting today
• The two Republican members of the North Carolina State Board of Elections abruptly resign
• Weeping resounded from the room where Breonna Taylor's mother learned the grand jury's decision
• Menomonee Falls police looking for fuel theft suspects
• Deadline to complete 2020 Census approaching
• Milwaukee protesters march on I-94 following decision in Breonna Taylor case
• Senator Ron Johnson's US-Ukraine investigation released
• Two officers shot during protests over decision not to charge Louisville cops with killing Breonna Taylor
• MPD: Homicides in Milwaukee have doubled compared to this time last year
• Athletes express disappointment over Breonna Taylor decision
• A newly discovered asteroid will pass close to Earth on Thursday
• A grizzly bear mauled and killed a hunter in a first-of-its-kind attack at a national park in Alaska
• Political message with profanity displayed on truck contracted by Waukesha County