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• Going stir crazy? Check out 'Dinosaur Dimensions' this weekend
• Milwaukee winter warming centers to extend hours over weekend due to extreme cold
• Giannis teams up with Huggies to donate $100K in diapers to Milwaukee Diaper Mission
• Unsheltered people head to St. Ben's to escape cold, warming center to remain open 24 hours through Jan. 25
• Work on next segment of I-94 East-West project to begin Feb. 2
• Waukesha family searches for beloved missing dog amid dangerously cold temperatures
• Ribbon cutting held for grand reopening of Glorioso's Italian Market
• Lifelong Packers fans score dream gender reveal party thanks to surprise Cameo from former quarterback Brett Favre
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Jan. 16-18
• 41st annual Waukesha Janboree kicks off with 'Out of This World' winter fun and more!
• AdoptMeMKE🐾: 10-week-old Birch
• Trade in your winter coat for a pontoon boat -- Milwaukee Boat Show opens this weekend
• Valentine's Day cards wanted for Wisconsin veterans; here's how to help 💌
• Milwaukee Boat Show coming to Wisconsin State Fair Park Jan. 16-25 🛥️
• Grafton Collective Marketplace now open with creative workshops and 50+ local vendors
• Glorioso's Italian Market to hold 6-week grand reopening and 80th anniversary celebration
• Girl Scouts hold preview party ahead of cookie season, with newest addition 'Exploremore'
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Jan. 9-11
• PHOTOS: View and submit weather pictures 📸
• 41st annual Waukesha JanBoree brings 'Out of This World' winter fun Jan. 16-25❄️☃️
• Wauwatosa West High School to be featured on CBS Saturday Morning for production of 'Dear Evan Hansen'
• 2026 Winter Olympics speed skating trials held at Pettit Center in Milwaukee
• Hundreds take part in Milwaukee's Polar Plunge, a New Year's Day tradition
• Aurora Health Care welcomes first baby of 2026
• Wild Lights and Frosty Free Week: Milwaukee County Zoo shares fun winter activities for the family
• Milwaukee Brewers hosting auditions for new Brewers Dance Crew in 2026 season
• After rapper Flavor Flav’s social media post, Kenosha dentist steps in to help 11-year-old
• Slice of Ice, Milwaukee's downtown ice rink, announces 2025-26 schedule ⛸️
• Volunteers make miracles happen helping Waukesha Christmas Clearing Council prepare for toy giveaway this Saturday
• MCTS, Molson Coors partner to offer free rides on NYE for 37th year
• Get your holiday cookie orders in by Friday at The Bake Sale
• Upcoming events happening at the Marcus Performing Arts Center during the holiday season
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Dec. 12-14
• Holiday Magic Express: Milwaukee firefighters surprise students, teachers with gifts on city's south side
• Bucks announce new technology at Fiserv Forum allowing blind, low vision fans to experience games through touch
• 'Dick Van Dyke: 100th Celebration': New movie pays tribute to the beloved actor for his birthday
• Packers take on Denver Broncos Sunday on CBS 58 -- kickoff set for 3:25 p.m.🏈
• Giving Tree for Jack's Playground highlights supplies needed for local animals in need
• 'Dream come true': Racine clothing designer's collaboration with Milwaukee Bucks to drop Friday
• Previewing Milwaukee's holiday event calendar with Visit Milwaukee
• Hugh Jackman visit includes stop at Kegel's Inn with Charlie Berens
• Hugh Jackman will visit Milwaukee Tuesday to promote 'Song Sung Blue.' Here's where you can see him
• Pewaukee woman searching for Amazon driver after act of kindness was caught on Ring camera
• After $7.5M flood loss, Milwaukee Rep restores 'A Christmas Carol' set in time for 50th anniversary
• Bango's Workshop: Bucks unveil new merch customization shop in Fiserv Forum
• Canadian Pacific Holiday Train reveals 2025 schedule including 13 stops in Wisconsin
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Nov. 21-23
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Wicked: For Good' and 'Train Dreams'
• Bucks organization teams up with Hunger Task Force for 'VolunDeer Day'
• Plans unveiled for first universally accessible playground in Milwaukee
• 'Wheel of Fortune LIVE!' comes to Milwaukee this Friday; host Mark Walberg shares what to expect
• CBS 58 teaming up once again with Brewers and Hunger Task Force to give back this holiday season
• 'Dear Evan Hansen' takes the stage at Wauwatosa West High School in first and only high school production
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Frankenstein' and 'Nuremberg'
• Wauwatosa bringing back July Fourth fireworks in 2026
• CBS 58 to air Bucks vs. Lakers game this Saturday -- and we're giving away a 4-pack of tickets
• A story of heart in hoops: How Giannis inspired a Virginia boy with medical problems to dream big, stand tall
• The Argo music venue set to open in December in former Fox Bay Theater
• Milwaukee's abandoned boat, 'Deep Thought,' is now a bobblehead
• Streets of Old Milwaukee decorated for the holidays🌲
• Jackson Park unveils new pickleball, tennis and futsal courts
• Tosa residents create free food pantry in their front yard
• Visit Milwaukee previews November's calendar of events in the city
• Watch: MCTS driver recognizes man reported missing in Silver Alert
• SUCCESS! CBS 58's Drive-Thru Food Drive at AmFam Field collects 716 turkeys and 31,000 pounds of food benefitting Hunger Task Force
• Thousands line up early Saturday at AmFam Field for We Energies 2025 Cookie Book giveaway
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Halloween 2025 👻
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Bugonia' and 'Ballad of a Small Player'
• Racine Unified School District purchases all-terrain wheelchairs for field trips, outdoor learning
• Watch CBS 58's exclusive chat with Henry Winkler ahead of his Milwaukee birthday celebration!
• Door County Candle Co. releases Jamaica Relief Candle, with all profits going toward hurricane recovery
• Avast ye-self to this West Bend pirate ship Halloween house
• Creepy and Kooky, it's the Addams Family house in West Allis
• Mile segment of Little Menomonee River Parkway transformed into off-street walking, biking trail
• We aren't trolling you: Wauwatosa man brings Mama Rosa statue to life
• Muskego man honored with Forward 28 award for helping neighbors during August flooding
• Baby girl surrendered in Racine's Safe Haven Baby Box placed with family
• Baby boom: 5 Oak Creek Fire Department members become new dads in 2025
• Bars and Recreation takes aim at fun with new Slingshot Bar
• 'The impossible can become possible' Hope Kittel's remarkable journey to world champion
• Parents react to change in city of Milwaukee's trick-or-treat hours
• Goodwill offers scary deals leading up to Halloween with half-off costumes
• 'Hey, what's up guys': Whitefish Bay dad's embarrassing daughter moments bring social media fame
• Bernie's Book Bank celebrates construction of new facility in Glendale
• Enter for a chance to win tickets to the Bucks season opener! 🏀
• Bucks 'Tipoff Week' details for the 2025-26 season 🏀
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Oct. 17-19
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Good Fortune' and 'The Perfect Neighbor'
• A look inside Christian Yelich's California high school
• Area restaurants celebrate National Cheese Curd Day with specialty curd flavors
• David Seebach brings magic and supernatural storytelling to life with 'Illusions in the Night'
• Brewers fan steps up design for Lego Racing Sausages after NLCS win
• CBS 58 exclusive: 1-on-1 with Brian Anderson, Brewers' play-by-play announcer turned NLCS broadcaster
• Milwaukee Public Museum celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Chicago brings deep-dish to Milwaukee's food insecure community after loss to Brewers
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Oct. 10-12
• Wisconsin's Adam Scherr's new show 'Everything on the Menu with Braun Strowman' debuts Oct. 24
• Molitor remembers Milwaukee
• Amtrak train will turn into 'Brewers Express' to transport fans for Game 3 of NLDS series
• CBS 58, WMLW 'The M' to carry Milwaukee Bucks games