CBS 58

• 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
• ‘It was a fair question’: Jeopardy! contestant says he thinks Rodgers enjoyed question about NFC title game
• 'It's possible to do both': Aaron Rodgers says he could be permanent host of Jeopardy!
• Racine & Me: Racine Women for Racial Justice
• Racine & Me: Caledonia Conservancy
• Racine & Me: Explore Waterford
• Doctors see progress in fight against long-haul COVID
• CBS 58's 12th Annual Brewers Weather Day goes virtual April 28
• Signing the Milwaukee Brewers' new home: American Family Field
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Midwest Therapeutic Riding provides therapy for kids with special needs
• Milwaukee community celebrates César Chávez Day virtually this year
• Milwaukee's 3rd Annual Cesar Chavez Celebration to take place virtually tomorrow -- March 31
• Calling all local artists! $10K could be yours through Nō Studios' grant funding
• Moment in Wisconsin: Klode Park
• A cinematic sport: Milwaukee fencing instructor takes his lessons outdoors
• Ozaukee Co. photographer strives to capture the perfect Wisconsin sunrise
• Power in the abstract: The artwork of Josseline Castillo
• Stage Success: Cudahy High School adapts theater program to fit pandemic restrictions
• Blind marathon runner Mary Callen inspires others
• Racine & Me: Animal Ambassador
• Racine & Me: Racine Zoo
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Changing A Destiny
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Mother pleads for justice on what would be her son's 25th birthday
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Mary Callen, volunteer coach for 'Girls on the Run'
• View & Share WeatherReady Photos 📸
• CBS 58 News marks 25 years on the air
• Musician teams up with non-profit in fight against cancer
• A passion for animals: Longtime Milwaukee County Zoo director announces retirement
• Growing some deeper roots at the Collaborative Farm on Milwaukee's north side
• Support and recognition grows for women in military service
• Help in the delivery room: Effort to connect young mothers with doulas
• What we lost: A grim year of pandemic in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation launches Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholarship aimed to bring more women of color into legal profession
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Downtown Racine Corporation
• Racine & Me: Racine County Food Bank
• Racine & Me: Sleep in Heavenly Peace
• Coronavirus One Year: Remembering two lives lost nearly a year apart
• Business leaders see bright post-COVID future
• CBS 58 News celebrates 25 years on air
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Milwaukee man shot at by strangers outside his own home
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Milwaukee County Zoo Director Chuck Wikenhauser
• The politics behind the pandemic: A look back at the policy decisions that changed our lives
• Doctors reflect on COVID-19 medical challenges and breakthroughs 1 year later
• CBS 58 Investigates the lasting impact of Covid on education
• Tournament Time: Badgers get 9 seed in field of 68
• Racine & Me: Venmo Challenge Racine
• Racine & Me: Resources for Victims of Domestic Violence
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Artists Gallery
• Milwaukee community reflects on 1 year since the first COVID-19 case in the city
• Match Madness MKE a smashing success in 2021, raising more than $1M
• 'It would be harder': Hunger Task Force pantry partner serves hundreds of households each week
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: BigWigs Daven Claerbout & Georgette Retzer raise money for Komen Wisconsin
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Sen. Johnson doesn’t plan to get vaccination since he 'had COVID' despite CDC guidance
• Two more days until one of the more important, impactful fundraisers of the year ends
• Local doctors answer COVID-19 vaccine concerns, questions
• CBS 58 Investigates: Scammers targeting job seekers
• Milwaukee television veteran Nicole Koglin joins the CBS 58 team
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) helpful information and resources
• Katie Couric will be the first female host on 'Jeopardy!' beginning March 8
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Burn Pit BBQ
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Milwaukee man gunned down in his driveway; $3K reward to find his killer
• Susan G. Komen BigWigs campaign underway in the fight against breast cancer
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Survivor and pediatric cancer foundation board member, Keegan Denecke
• CBS 58 Investigates: Thousands waiting for unemployment checks due to computer system, appeals backlog
• Racine & Me: Bids For Kids
• Racine & Me: Animal Ambassador
• Racine & Me: Racine Zoo
• Racine & Me: Thoughts For Food
• Helping the hungry, doubling your donations: 'Match Madness MKE' in the final stretch!
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Milwaukee Lyft driver armed with gun saves himself from carjacking
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Transplant recipient and American Heart Association volunteer, Manny Rios
• SHARP Literacy teams up with The Chef's Table for cooking lesson hosted by CBS 58's Natalie Shepherd
• CBS 58 Investigates: Local mental health care struggles to keep up with demand
• Racine & Me: Downtown Racine Corporation
• Racine & Me: Pleasant Winter Wobbler Beer Festival
• Racine & Me: Foster Parents Needed
• CBS 58 Investigates: Elderly, those without internet, struggle to sign up for COVID-19 vaccine
• Local experts answer COVID-19 vaccine questions, concerns
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Convergence Resource Center works to rescue victims of human trafficking
• From the stands to the mound: Brewers sign viral sensation to minor league deal
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Kenosha Awesome Cookies
• Racine & Me: Teaching Preschool in a Pandemic with Puppets
• Valentine's Day self-care items and gifts 💕
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Dr. Michael Rosen, director of MATC's FAST Fund
• 1 in 4 Milwaukee police officers has contracted COVID-19
• Contractor accused of ripping off women in multiple counties
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Town of Delavan Rescue Squad Chief Larry Lester
• Racine & Me: Community Calendar
• Racine & Me: Animal Ambassador