CBS 58

• CBS 58's Emerson Lehmann speaks at Kewaskum High School's Career Day
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Fiserv Forum
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Exodus 🐾
• CBS 58's Amanda Porterfield honored as Milwaukee Business Journal's '40 Under 40' recipient
• CBS 58 Capitol Connection: Changes to the 1849 abortion ban, reckless driving penalties and more
• Moment in Wisconsin: Cave of the Mounds
• 'A beautiful game': A look at the unique job of a professional Bingo caller
• Historical costumer Jessica Michna brings Women's history to life
• Care for the caregivers: Menomonee Falls woman provides support for caregivers at Kathy's House
• Junior Achievement rewards a Milwaukee-area teen for chess education startup
• 'It's something to look forward to': Local brewers mark Bock Beer Day
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Discovery World
• CBS 58 anchor Amanda Porterfield named '40 Under 40' recipient by Milwaukee Business Journal
• Breaking NBA Front Office Barriers: Valerie Daniels-Carter charges a new path
• Students and seniors living under one roof with joint effort between Marquette University and St. Camillus
• 'It shows that the hard work does pay off': Milwaukee County Sheriff Denita Ball reflects on historic elevation
• Moment in Wisconsin: North Point Park
• Door County Candle Company raises nearly $1M in donations for Ukraine, as country marks one year of war with Russia
• 'It's always new': Artist finds purpose and passion with nail art
• Remarkable health transformation motivates nurse to coach others
• CBS 58's Feel Good Friday: Special museum pricing, family skating and more
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Elliot the cat
• Match Madness MKE: CBS 58 teams up with Hunger Task Force to feed those in need
• CBS 58 Hometowns: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Sassy 🐾
• Hair stylist, painter highlights addition through his art
• 'She is a focus of mental health': K-9 Tesla provides an escape for firefighters, community members
• Navy veteran turns to sports & becomes mentor after traumatic, life-changing injuries
• Brookfield man's basement turns into a history lesson with a giant Civil War diorama
• 'Dream come true:' Creator of hit product 'Hug Sleep' aims to inspire Milwaukee entrepreneurs
• Slope Science: Volunteers keep trails smooth at Lapham Peak
• Moment in Wisconsin: Kettle Moraine State Forest
• Crime Stoppers: Dispute on city bus leads to shooting
• CBS 58's Feel Good Friday: Free zoo admission, inflatable animals and more
• A delicious debate: What is a sandwich?
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Reese 🐹
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Marquette University
• CBS 58's 'Iron' Mike Curkov joins wrestlers including Kenosha's 'Punk Rock Prince' to raise funds for local school
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Volunteers keep trails smooth at Lapham Peak
• CBS 58's Chief Meteorologist Drew Burgoyne brings Tornado Ready to Admirals game
• CBS 58 and Telemundo Wisconsin news anchors test their bodies to pursue FBI dreams
• How Wisconsin Voices is helping to uplift communities across the state
• 'We were the unifying force': Eve Hall shares legacy of Greater Milwaukee Urban League
• 'It’s a new era that continues to grow': Efforts to revitalize Milwaukee's Bronzeville community seeing results
• Young artist in Milwaukee shares her journey and inspiration as an Afro-Latina
• 'It brings me a lot of joy': 10-year-old banjo prodigy sets sights on bright future
• 'Some people swipe right, we just went to get fast food': Couple celebrates 27th anniversary of meeting at Racine McDonald's
• 'It's my happy place': Danceworks MKE offers seniors tap or ballet classes
• Unexpected Art: Poorly Drawn Pets fundraiser supports Wisconsin Humane Society
• Moment in Wisconsin: Cudahy lakeshore
• CBS 58's Feel Good Friday: Maple tapping, hiking and Bucks basketball
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Santa Fe the puppy 🐾
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Winter edition recap
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Pandora 🐾
• Milwaukee artist plans children's book before retiring
• Love is brewing at Lakefront Brewery
• African American Chamber of Commerce works to support Black-owned businesses in Wisconsin
• MIAD students working artificial intelligence to create art
• Moment in Wisconsin: Hawthorn Glen Nature Preserve
• Bucks chaplain and barber making impact with Evolve Church community center
• Feel Good Friday: Skating, Chinese acrobats and more -- all happening in our area this weekend
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Milwaukee Public Market
• Supporting and uplifting each other: Milwaukee's Black female principals band together
• Art Against the Odds: Exhibition highlights art from inside Wisconsin prisons
• Milwaukee flower shop continues to grow, give back
• Making modern history: Thelma Sias recognized for work as corporate leader in Milwaukee
• Putting brush to canvas to work through grief; Milwaukee Art Therapy Collective focuses on art and healing
• Moment in Wisconsin: Fox River
• 'My dream job': Champion Latina boxer inspires Milwaukee generations inside and outside the ring
• Bucks chaplain and barber making impact with Evolve Church community center
• CBS 58's Feel Good Friday: Be a superhero at Milwaukee Comic Con or sing along at Disney on Ice
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Alexandria the puppy 🐾
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Ice fishing
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Knuckles 🐾
• 'The more they see it, the more they know that people can pursue their dreams': Bucks head video coordinator quietly breaking NBA coaching barriers
• 'We are the griots': Local partnership formed to give Black Milwaukee theater a second act
• Moment in Wisconsin: Gordon Park
• 'I just want them to be excited about the place they call home': Photographer builds following for breathtaking shots of Milwaukee
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Second Hand Purrs gives sick cats a second chance at life
• 'Together we are stronger': Hartland man's clothing line meant to inspire inclusion for all
• 'I'm doing this because I feel there's a need for this': Milwaukee man provides home for senior dogs
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Curling clubs 🥌
• Crime Stoppers: Suspect accused of shooting man in the legs over argument about money
• Miracle rescue: Lost dog found in most unlikely location
• Not your average cup of joe: Meet the Milwaukee native behind Colectivo Coffee’s iconic designs
• Nothing scarier than the truth: Why people can't get enough of true crime
• Mother-son duo looking to help change the world one bag of tea at a time
• Family with snow goals: Milwaukee family competes in snow sculpting's highest level
• Feel Good Friday: Winter carnival, solar system show and more
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Dancer
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing throughout Greater Milwaukee
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Bolo 🐾
• Moment in Wisconsin: Horn Park
• Cookies for causes: Kate's Caring Cookies supports local non-profits
• Carroll University's animal behavior students meet their foster dogs for the semester
• Joy on the slopes with Alpine Valley lift operator Pat Cusick
• ‘We’re like sisters:’ How four Milwaukee women found lifelong friendship through their love of art
• 'There is the journey and there is the finish line': Glendale native Tom Haig shares story of triumph and tragedy
• From father to son: How one Milwaukee boxer is trying to win big for his family, his city
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Jelly Bean the kitten