Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 2019-08-04

• ‘A voice for victims’
• Patients face dangerous delays in stroke care
• 20 shot dead in El Paso mall rampage
• How Matt LaFleur’s offense evolved
• Preferenti­al hiring — for felons
• Help for Brooklyn’s family
• NATION/WORLD BRIEFING Man gets federal prison for Ross Stores insider trading
• A third of Guatemalan­s not U.S.-bound
• New Berlin man was D-Day parachutis­t
• For MPS, a lot rides on likely referendum
• REGIONAL BRIEFING 15-year-old boy shot, seriously injured on north side
• Budget bill piles on debt Trump vowed to erase
• Teen charged in police chase, crash
• App could one day prevent relapses
• Cummings urges Trump to ‘come to Baltimore’
• California beachside cliff collapse kills 3 beachgoers
• Nuclear power plants’ rescue jolts voters
• Protest erupts again in Moscow over candidate exclusion
• Bruce Hornsby’s new album inspired by Eaux Claires
• Ramsay gets hands dirty for travel show
• BATS STALL IN THE CLUTCH
• Spring ball helps UW freshman Chenal get early momentum
• Turner looks for Hollywood finish at Road America
• Former Bucks player Sanders back in town with Big 3 league
• Marquette shows off new pieces ahead of foreign trip No surprise
• Lots of second guessing on pitching
• Offense remains missing in action
• Brewers believe Black can be special reliever
• Friday’s takeaways
• Shibuno has eyes on first major title at Women’s British Open
• DBs lead stellar Hall of Fame class
• Redskins don’t want to trade Williams
• Standup paddleboar­ds catching on as fishing craft
• DNR puts draft plans for ruffed grouse, waterfowl up for review
• Cindric wins Xfinity race in Watkins Glen
• GRAND THEATRE’S WALL ABOUT TO MOVE FOR NEW MSO HALL
• Back-to-school cost forecast to rise
• Consolidat­ion might ease shift to digital journalism
• Low inflation despite abundant supply of money
• Fed chief struggles to manage Trump’s trade war swings
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