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• ME: Body found in water near Erie in Milwaukee's Third Ward
• Limited-edition Giannis Antetokounmpo bobblehead released ahead of Eastern Conference Finals
• MPD: 25-year-old shot near Center and Vel R. Phillips
• Officer involved shooting in New Berlin, one person in critical condition
• Canned cocktail sales surge as trend takes off
• West Allis church damaged after overnight car crash
• Racine & Me: Franksville Craft Beer Garden
• Racine & Me: Wisconsin Cheese Queen
• Racine & Me: Racine Public Library
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• 'It's a job-seekers market:' How businesses are competing during labor shortage
• Milwaukee teen gets opportunity to build computer as Make-A-Wish kid
• Milwaukee's music scene adjusting to new normal
• Pet of the Week: 2-month-old puppy named Rosie
• Rappelling for a Reason: Milwaukee Rescue Mission holds fundraiser to support struggling families
• CBS 58 Hometown Hiring -- find job opportunities in southeast Wisconsin
• New Berlin teacher of the year talks about her big win
• The hottest deals you can expect to find during Amazon Prime day next week
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Jo Steinberg, Midland Health president
• Supply chain shortage impacts local bike shops
• After months of working from home, a return to the office sparks anxiety for some
• Three festivals to take place at Summerfest grounds this year with added safety precautions
• Racine & Me: Students Connect with Music in Jamaica
• Racine & Me: Racine Yacht Club
• Racine & Me: Wisconsin Humane Society
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Grafton police using new camera system to stop thefts
• Pet of the Week: 11-year-old cats Princess and Nellie
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Milwaukee man found murdered inside his home
• Bucks play at home tonight with a full house, plus get vaccinated to win tickets
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: West Bend speech therapist, Jen Mesko
• 'Double pandemic': COVID-19, uptick in crime create backlog in Milwaukee County court system
• Evers, Republican at odds over how to spend additional $4.4 billion in new revenue projections
• Racine & Me: Eco-Justice Center
• Racine & Me: Racine Police Department
• Racine & Me: Downtown Racine Corporation
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• CBS 58 Investigates: Crypto scams rising
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Benjamin Breckheimer strives to be first Purple Heart recipient to climb Seven Summits
• CBS 58 Congratulates the Class of 2021 Primetime Special 🎓
• Racine & Me: Explore Waterford
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Animal Ambassador
• Racine & Me: Racine Zoo
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Damian Buchman works to make public spaces accessible to all
• Milwaukee FBI seeing spike in child sextortion cases amid pandemic
• Asian in Wisconsin: Battling bias in the Badger state in a CBS 58 special
• Racine & Me: Bubba Roberto Ruiz
• Racine & Me: Sarah Frickensmith
• Racine & Me: Gabi Berthiaume
• Racine & Me: Jordan Rissley
• Racine & Me: Lorelei Kasos
• Behind the scenes with Milwaukee's homicide unit as they fight more than just criminals
• Photos: Class of 2021 📸🎓
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Pewaukee HS senior Nedda Besharat connects students in US to kids in Iran
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Community Cares Packages
• Racine & Me: Racine County Foster Care
• Racine & Me: Wisconsin Humane Society
• FBI offers class: What to do if you face an active shooter
• Milwaukee city attorney addresses harassment allegations, issues facing office
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Sally Fleege creates special shirts for kids undergoing chemotherapy
• CBS 58 Investigates: First responders battling invisible enemy
• Racine & Me: Miss Racine
• Racine & Me: Downtown Racine Corporation
• Racine & Me: Racine Theatre Guild
• Racine & Me: Racine Police Department
• Wisconsin employers can mandate workers get vaccines
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Julia Means works to fight infant mortality in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin Broadcasters Association honors CBS 58 with 9 awards, including best weathercast and website
• Cancel or carry on? Milwaukee festival, event planners face tough decision
• Brewers Community Foundation, Hunger Task Force and CBS 58 team up for Drive-Thru Food Drive May 4
• View & Share WeatherReady Photos 📸
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Animal Ambassador
• Racine & Me: Racine Zoo
• Unemployment scams surge, elected official falls victim
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Young father shot to death on Center Street
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Team of specialists saves young bonobo at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Students across Wisconsin celebrate CBS 58's 12th Annual Brewers Weather Day
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: 35-year-old Milwaukee man killed in home invasion
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Viola Rembert, executive director of HeartLove Place
• Racine & Me: Cops ‘N Kids
• Racine & Me: Downtown Racine Corporation
• Racine & Me: Horlick Aviation's Drone Program
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: 10 years later, family remembers cold-case murder victim
• Natalie’s Everyday Heroes: Marshall Chay living the American Dream, giving back along the way
• Glorioso's Italian Market celebrates 75 years in Milwaukee
• Made by Hand: Tactile Craftworks leather goods made with mix of old and new methods
• Vital Service: Unite WI connects Milwaukeeans with Community Health Workers
• Midwest Therapeutic Riding holds horse wedding for pair of therapy horses
• Spring Cleaning: Organizing home known to help improve mental and physical health
• Racine & Me: Wisconsin Humane Society
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Kenosha Awesome Cookies
• Racine & Me: Siena Retreat Center
• Housing shortage challenges, frustrates local buyers
• From an expert: Learning the basics about money 💲
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Jefferson County teen Elizabeth Katzman raises $10K to help local dairy farms