Articles by Daniela Cado

• 'Firehouse Cook Challenge': Milwaukee-area firefighters showcase their culinary skills
• Confidential informant: Maxwell Anderson plotted to kill and dismember Sade Robinson month prior to death
• Boy, 14, charged in deadly hit-and-run during Harley Homecoming in Milwaukee
• Police: Suspect kills man, then sets car on fire on Milwaukee's north side
• Historic hometown bakery prepares to celebrate 100 years on Milwaukee's south side
• Wife seeks justice after husband is brutally attacked outside home on Milwaukee's east side, 1 arrested
• Viral video: Cousin of driver in crashing car that rolls over, hits pedestrians on Milwaukee's south side speaks out
• Kamala Harris' AKA sorority sisters in Milwaukee area react to her running for president
• Family continues to rally for answers nearly 1 month after D'Vontaye Mitchell's death outside Hyatt
• Meet the youngest female race car driver in Wisconsin
• Pedestrian at bus stop killed in crash on Milwaukee's north side, driver arrested
• 'We all need to stand up for him': Loved ones bid a final farewell for D'Vontaye Mitchell
• Billboards in Wisconsin: Biden targets Latinos, Trump stays away from national abortion ban
• 1 week until Milwaukee hosts the 2024 RNC; most hotels & Airbnbs booked
• 'Music is like the ultimate way to connect with people': Vinyl record listening lounge opens in Bay View
• 'Justice for Dvontaye': Mom of man who died outside Hyatt hotel speaks out, asks public for help
• Dane Co. judge rules parts of Wisconsin Act 10 regarding public unions 'unconstitutional'
• CBS 58 tours popular riverfront bar once known as a 'hidden gem' in Milwaukee
• Day 5: Reverse waiver hearing testimony cut short for boy, 12, charged with killing his mom
• Day 4 in reverse waiver hearing for boy, 12, charged with killing his mom
• Garland Hampton: Former juvenile offender calls for change in legal system
• MPD: 3 killed in high-speed crash near 49th and Oklahoma in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin locals chime in on Biden's new immigration policy announcement; here's how it works
• Wisconsin expert, locals react to Surgeon General's call for warning label on social media
• Kenosha boy with autism wins multiple 'Sweetheart America' titles
• Ascension restores health systems after month-long hack, cybersecurity expert gives advice
• Kletzsch Dam fish passage project in Glendale deemed successful
• 'A great inconvenience': RNC is about a month away, residents and business owners are not thrilled
• 'I know the pain': Milwaukee mom opens up about son's unsolved murder on National Gun Violence Awareness Day
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Mom speaks out after 10-year-old girl killed in sleep
• New search efforts underway for missing Waukesha County teen
• Food waste warrior: Recent Milwaukee grad aims to help underserved minority communities gain access to health care
• 'Not targeted': Girl, 10, shot and killed inside her home on Milwaukee's south side
• 4 Chicago men charged in fatal shooting at Milwaukee Taco Bell following high-end car thefts
• Artificially Exposed: The dangers of AI deepfake nudes
• Mayor Johnson announces launch of 12-week Adopt-A-Neighborhood Initiative
• Scavenger hunt continues for $1,500 grand prize medallion in Brown Deer
• 'Stressful day': Hayat Pharmacy founder shares new details about armed standoff
• Wisconsin leaders urge travelers to drive safely through work zones this Memorial Day weekend
• Trial starts for former Menomonee Falls preschool teacher accused of child abuse
• 'Stone Rain Dan': Green Bay collector amasses magnificent collection of the same Magic the Gathering card
• Local leaders react after 3-year-old boy seriously hurt in shooting on Milwaukee's north side
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Family of 2018 reckless driving victim speaks out after killer charged in 4-year-old's death
• Voting rights advocates rally in Milwaukee in support of reinstating ballot drop boxes
• Young dentists become first in nation to graduate from Marquette University with 'privilege diplomas'
• 'As long as we have to': Pro-Palestine protest, encampment at UW-Milwaukee continues for 11th day
• Day 9: Pro-Palestine protests continue at UW-Milwaukee despite heavy rain
• Protests and encampment at UWM continue into 2nd week
• Day 3 in reverse waiver hearing for boy, 12, charged with killing his mom
• Retreat unites about 100 women veterans to empower and share their military stories
• 'It's certainly an honor': Milwaukee Public Market named #1 best in the country
• 3rd annual Youth Victory over Violence Week kicks off
• Marquette, MPS host 3rd annual mental health seminar for Black & Latino boys
• The international 'SibShop' program is now in Milwaukee
• 'A second chance at life': Bucks help make graduation possible for 6 inmates who say they strive to do better
• Milwaukee father competent to stand trial in 12-year-old son's death
• Thousands of MPS students participate in 9th annual UN World Fair
• Eid in Milwaukee: 'It's hard to celebrate when you have family members who are still experiencing the conditions of war'
• 'Our angel on Earth': Marquette University nursing professor donates kidney to colleague's sister
• MPD: Man in custody after shooting injures person on Milwaukee's Brady Street
• Voters cast their ballots in spring general election
• 'He was a gift': Family of man killed inside his home on Milwaukee's north side speaks out
• MPS referendum: Voters will soon decide on $252M ask, why similar initiatives failed to pass in other districts
• Parents upset after school district announces the end of a K-8 virtual program
• New details released into deadly officer-involved shooting in Fond Du Lac
• 'Solstice Sanctuary': A safe haven for animals and volunteers dealing with trauma
• Former Milwaukee election official found guilty in election fraud trial
• Day 2: Former Milwaukee election official stands trial for election fraud
• Milwaukee Bucks, Fiserv host panelists who've made it to the top during Women's History Month
• UPAF's pep rally kicks off 2024 community campaign for locals to support the arts
• Father testifies in reverse waiver hearing for boy, 12, charged with killing his mom
• Reverse waiver hearing starts for boy, 12, charged with killing his mother in Milwaukee
• How the historic Mitchell Mansion from the 1800s turned into today's elite Wisconsin Club
• New VA outpatient clinic to open soon in Oconomowoc, the only one in Waukesha Co.
• 2024 RNC: ‘Get to Know’ the two women responsible for planning and fundraising
• New ownership takes over cherished liquor store that's been on Milwaukee's east side since 1934
• Demolition of Racine's Regency Mall begins, Woodman's to replace Boston Store
• Many WI school districts ask for help in funding through referenda, Wauwatosa hopes to do things differently
• Migratory birds return to Wisconsin earlier than normal
• Body-positive candle co. in Milwaukee raises funds in memory of nonbinary teen Nex Benedict