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• The ghosts at Great Dane Pub & Brewery
• 'Compassion without knowledge is like a bird with one wing': Life lessons accompany martial arts at Sensei Rick's karate in the park
• Love, Loss & Baseball: New Berlin man's loss leads to unlikely friendship sparked at American Family Field
• Motivated while in recovery: Breast cancer survivor opens sauna therapy studio
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: 1 of Us Brewing Company
• Racine & Me: Farmers Market 2210
• Racine & Me: Wisconsin Humane Society
• 'Desire for the past': COVID-19 pandemic forced buying habits to evolve
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Matt McDonell, Army veteran and founder of mental health nonprofit Next 18
• Courts split on legality of gas station slot machines
• Amodio's 38-game winning streak on 'Jeopardy!' comes to an end
• 'The Talk' adds Natalie Morales to the table as new host
• 'We don't wear name tags when we die': Popularity of green burials on the rise
• Brewers-Braves postseason matchup brings back memories of Milwaukee Braves' seasons of success
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Downtown Racine Corporation
• Racine & Me: Improving Access to Colorectal Cancer Screenings
• 'Will it get you high? Basically, yes': Loophole allows sales of marijuana-like product in Wisconsin
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Skip Rambo delivers leftover bread from bakeries to local food pantries
• CBS 58 Hometown Hiring -- find job opportunities in southeast Wisconsin
• Wisconsin native and writer for 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' talks to CBS 58 about Colbert's Milwaukee Apology Tour
• Packers seek 3rd consecutive victory Sunday as they host Steelers on CBS 58
• Moment in Wisconsin: Glacier Hills County Park
• Behind the scenes of Stephen Colbert's Milwaukee apology tour
• In the patch with the Pumpkin King: Wisconsin Giant Pumpkin Growers chairperson Jim Ford shares gourd secrets
• 'A lot of people are connected to their trees': Hoppe Tree Service gives urban trees new life
• Racine & Me: Animal Ambassador
• Racine & Me: Racine Zoo
• Racine & Me: 9th Annual Chainsaw Carving & Art Forest Festival
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Brewers sausage race takes center stage as 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' films the 'Milwaukee Apology Tour'
• 'It's not a place that I fit': Milwaukee experimental noise musician Peter Woods on art, music, and expectations
• Behind the scenes: 'The Late Show' with Stephen Colbert's 'Milwaukee Apology Tour' at AmFam Field
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Father of 4 fatally shot weeks after welcoming new baby
• Milwaukee attorney Xavier Prather crowned winner of 'Big Brother'
• CBS 58's Pick the Pros: Play and you could win thousands in prizes! 🏈
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Meri Misko, Greendale Senior Social Club coordinator
• 'Late Show' host Stephen Colbert receives warm Wisconsin welcome from Sargento Cheese
• 3 Latino brothers with MPD aim to strengthen ties with Spanish-speaking community
• Advocate Aurora Health researchers studying AI that could detect mental health conditions
• Dr. Ramallo's impact in Milwaukee's Latino community during COVID-19
• The power of ONE starts with you: Join CBS 58 at Susan G. Komen's MORE THAN PINK Walk on Sept. 26
• Moment in Wisconsin: Wolfenbuttel Park
• Cancer during COVID: Survivor Georgette Retzer recounts experiences fighting cancer during early days of the pandemic
• 'Fright Fest' opens for season at Six Flags Great America
• Chef Immy Kaggwa brings authentic east African cuisine to Milwaukee
• Story of survival baked into Kelly's Pot Pies
• Milwaukee street mural blooms out of concrete to connect art and health in city's Latino community
• Greendale Senior Social Club coordinator Meri Misko creates welcoming atmosphere for seniors
• Exploring Wisconsin's part of the 'Underground Railroad'
• Experts debate third Covid booster shot
• Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Muralist has Gallery in Latino Arts
• 'Mercadera': 2 women create market to empower Latina-owned businesses
• Brookfield's 'Selfie WRLD' museum highlights the art of good selfie taking
• Wisconsin Conservatory of Music's 'MusiCreation Station' brings traveling sound lab to Milwaukee neighborhoods
• 'It was my way to honor him after he passed.': Widow of late writer Marty Hintz completes documentary film detailing search for father's remains
• Independence on wheels: iCan Bike Camp offers freedom for kids with disabilities
• Menomonee Falls couple operates cat figurine 'mewseum,' aiming to rescue cats of all kinds
• 'If everyone had an hour of goat therapy it would be a kinder world': The benefits of 'Goat Therapy'
• Power couple: Randy Santel and Katina DeJarnett bring professional eating credibility to Milwaukee
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Billy's Posse
• Racine & Me: Racine Theater Guild
• Racine & Me: Racine Public Library
• Racine & Me: Beekeeping for Education
• CBS 58 expands with new weekend morning show 📺
• Thousands stuck in unemployment appeals backlog
• Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Reggaeton duo "Gego y Nony" will perform at Summerfest
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Milwaukee firefighters help Komen Wisconsin fight breast cancer
• CBS 58 celebrates 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month
• Black market for fake COVID vaccine cards growing
• 'I didn't want to see another dog go to heaven because of cancer': Pewaukee boy makes heartwarming decision to help save neighbor's dog
• 'Smallwaukee' brand makes big difference for Riverwest Food Pantry
• 'I hope they enjoy the moment that's frozen there': Photographer Rich Zimmermann shares memories of more than 50 Summerfests
• 'The victims won't be forgotten': Reflecting on twenty years since September 11th attacks at Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial
• 'Wisconsin Restaurant Cookbook' hopes to support struggling Wisconsin restaurants
• 'I love helping': 9-year-old Milwaukee girl founds organization to help homeless children
• Racine & Me: Cops 'N Kids
• Racine & Me: Racine Foodies
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Wisconsin Humane Society
• Schools struggle to educate about the dangers of vaping; raising tobacco age to 21 could help, officials say
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ronn Blaha help kids with disabilities learn to ride a bike
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Burn Pit BBQ
• Racine & Me: Venmo Challenge Racine
• Racine & Me: Downtown Racine Corporation
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Cheryl Kuhnmuench, creator of 'Smallwaukee' website benefiting Riverwest Food Pantry
• Back to school anxiety? Experts share how to put your child at ease
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Racine Engineering Arts and Leadership School
• Racine & Me: Animal Ambassador
• Racine & Me: Racine Zoo
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: 9-year-old Peyton, founder of Eye of a Child organization
• 'A once-in-a-lifetime, once-in-a-career discovery': DNR conservation biologist finds rare Wisconsin wildflower
• 'Because we care about where we live': Inside the work of Milwaukee DPW's anti-graffiti unit
• Moment in Wisconsin: Jackson Park
• George Banda, Vietnam veteran, honors POWs and MIAs
• Prohibition era secret rooms, tunnels come to light in Milwaukee