CBS 58 is Milwaukee’s home for the nation’s number one television network.

Live, local newscasts each day from the CBS 58 newsroom focus on important stories from around Southeast Wisconsin and the state at large.

The CBS 58 weather team actively tracks storms before they reach the viewing area, allowing viewers to have an advance look at conditions in real time.

The CBS network brings national news programming including the award-winning 60 Minutes and CBS News Sunday Morning.

CBS 58 is where Milwaukee watches top sports from CBS, including the NFL, NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, the Masters, and Big Ten Football and Basketball.

Syndicated programming on CBS58 includes the top two national game shows, Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.

Where to Watch

CBS 58 is available to watch on free over-the-air television with a broadcast antenna on channel 58.1.

In addition, all major cable, satellite and streaming providers offer CBS 58 locally.

Find channel positions and additional information on our Where to Watch page.

CBS 58 Apps

Learn more about CBS 58 News and Weather apps at this link.

Recognition

The CBS 58 news team is regularly recognized for excellence in reporting. In recent years, the newsroom has earned Emmys from the Chicago/Midwest chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, as well as numerous awards from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, the Milwaukee Press Club, and the National Press Photographers Association.

A Statement from CBS 58

Since CBS 58 first went on air in 1994, our viewers have entrusted us to help them understand the day’s news and how it affects their lives.

We are dedicated to impartial journalism, which is the foundation for that trust. It informs our station’s news coverage and guides our internal policies and personnel matters.

CBS 58 is committed to the highest journalistic standards, and we are proud of our team and their reporting.

Our employees work hard to deliver strong, independent journalism for Milwaukee. We stand by their integrity, and we have no tolerance for threats to their safety.

As our city and nation navigate change, we will keep serving our community with informative, fact-based journalism.