Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 2022-06-22

• Gun waiting period, suicide claim off base
• Michels won’t vow to certify ’24 election for POTUS
• Christmas Parade attack suspect’s trial will remain in Waukesha
• Milwaukee council approves $900K settlement with fired officers
• Supreme Court rejects Bayer bid to stop Roundup lawsuits
• Biden backs raises for federal firefighters
• British rail strike brings network to crawl
• Ukraine region weathers bombardmen­t
• Charges filed against fourth alleged shooter in downtown mass shooting
• Justices: Religious schools can get aid
• Biden to name 1st Native American US treasurer
• A $35 million Port Milwaukee upgrade will accelerate activity
• Around the world, pain being felt at the pump
• Crypto investors’ hot streak ends as harsh ‘winter’ descends
• Kellogg to split into 3 separate companies
• Dike uses his platform to honor friend
• Rest is all Ashby needs to get forearm healthy
• Burnes turns in another great start
• Voit, Hansen lead all-state baseball teams
• Cup hinges on goaltendin­g contrast
• The best days for Summerfest — depending on which music you love
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Son feels frazzled after dad visits
• WHAT TO WATCH
• THE DAILY COMMUTER
• Door County’s famous cherry orchards are worth a visit
• Georgia peach deliveries underway in Milwaukee area
• Pinto perfection
• Swiss chard isn’t Swiss, but it’s a swift way to get vitamins

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