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• Pewaukee animal sanctuary gives paralyzed cat new lease on life with 3D printed wheelchair
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Oct. 9-11
• The Whisker Society expands, combining coffee and cat adoptions
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Angel and the Badman' and 'Verity'
• 'Makes me feel like I'm wanted': 93-year-old Army veteran gifted new roof
• Popular Holy Hill skeleton display finds new home in Slinger
• Cheese curds, haunted bars and zoo frights headline Milwaukee's October lineup
• MeTV to broadcast 'The Wizard of Oz' along with a month of 'Oz' delights 👠🌪️🧙‍♀️
• Visit Milwaukee preview: October 2-4
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Digger' and 'Heart of the Beast'
• 1-on-1 with actress Lisa Whelchel: What to expect during the month of 'Oz' on MeTV
• 'Adopt from your community': MADACC at capacity, with 116 animals awaiting homes
• AmFam unveils new menu items for Brewers' postseason
• 'The Wizard of Oz' is headed to MeTV: Test your knowledge of the 1939 classic!
• Think you know your Milwaukee Brewers? Take this quiz and find out!
• 2 Tosa businesses team up for free Community Costume Shop Oct. 1 🎃
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Sept. 25-27
• Legends Come Alive: China Lights returns to Boerner Botanical Gardens through Nov. 1 🏮🐲
• Children's Wisconsin nurse surprised with $25K for impact on children and families facing cancer
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Stunt Driver' and 'Charlie Harper'
• Milwaukee's Oriental Theatre to be featured in Turner Classic Movies docuseries
• 'Brew City Trail' launches, connecting beer-focused businesses across SE Wisconsin
• Billy Corgan on NWA pro-wrestling and the new generation of Smashing Pumpkins fans
• Milwaukee parking meters temporarily unable to accept direct credit card payments starting Oct. 1
• Milwaukee Public Museum celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with special events
• Bids for Kids 2026: CBS 58 partners with MACC Fund for second year to raise money to fight childhood cancer
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for new all-inclusive park in Wauwatosa
• MACC Fund celebrates 50 years of hope and cancer medical advances
• Search underway for City of Milwaukee's 2026 Christmas tree🎄
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Runner' and 'The Runner'
• Milwaukee nonprofit Chained Dogs MKE forced to pause cat rescue operations, citing lack of funding, volunteers, supplies
• Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast announce first dog cookie, allergy-friendly cookie ahead of 2027 season
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Sept. 4-6
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Mayday' and 'The Sun Never Sets'
• Woman celebrates 100th birthday at Burlington Health & Rehabilitation Center
• Third Ward Art Festival, Freshwater Food & Wine Festival headline September in Milwaukee
• WisDOT shares Labor Day road work changes, I-43 reopening
• Foxtown Station to kick off Oktoberfest with ‘Foxtoberfest’ celebration Saturday, Aug. 29
• 'The Miz' to be featured guest at SHARP Literacy fundraiser supporting learning programs for kids
• 'A message of solidarity': Milwaukee rap artists to perform inside Milwaukee Public Library Sept. 3
• CBS 58 checks out Joy Ice Cream Social, iconic Wauwatosa gas station turned ice cream shop
• Lights Out Alert issued overnight Aug. 26, more than 24K birds expected to be migrating over Milwaukee area
• UW Health officer joins CBS 58 to discuss health headlines, from vaccines to food safety
• New downtown Milwaukee memorial honors life of civil rights leader Vel R. Phillips
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Tony' and 'The Magic Faraway Tree'
• Big Dog Ranch Rescue removes last remaining group of beagles from Ridglan Farms
• Shelters ask for help in preventing spread of deadly virus among cats, kittens in Milwaukee County
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Aug. 7-9
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Cookie Queens' and 'The Devil's Mouth'
• Visit Milwaukee previews upcoming August festivals and museum events
• Play your records and have Prohibition-style drinks at Waukesha's Waxed Vinyl Lounge
• Judges choose winners of 2026 Wisconsin State Fair Sporkies and Drinkies competition
• CBS 58 speaks with the Wisconsin man who flew helicopter to Cabela's because 'the drive was too long'
• MLB umpires deliver Build-A-Bear toys to kids undergoing treatment at Children's Wisconsin
• 80-year-old Kenosha woman to hike Yosemite with daughter, granddaughter to raise disaster relief funds
• Wisconsin DOT joins CBS 58 to discuss latest in road construction
• Milwaukee musician searching for rare instrument misplaced after show
• Watch: K-9 deputy injured in crash on I-41 released from animal hospital
• MPD collecting school supplies for Lincoln Avenue students as they prep for new year at Pulaski HS
• 40th Annual Luxembourg Fest returns to Village of Belgium Aug. 7-9
• 23-foot replica of the moon coming to Milwaukee's Third Ward this summer
• Local business raising money for family of men injured in Cedarburg explosion
• MADACC seeking responsible adopters and fosters, with every cat kennel in their building full
• Bronzeville Week kicks off Saturday with music, art, food and more
• WWE star Braun Strowman organizes donation drive for Menasha tornado survivors
• Bronzeville Week: Milwaukee leaders offer preview of 8-day celebration kicking off Aug. 1
• The Ozaukee County Fair returns with free family fun and the Budweiser Clydesdales
• Visit Milwaukee preview: July 24-26
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Dink' and 'Motor City'
• Milwaukee Bucks seeking energetic performers to join 2026-27 entertainment teams
• Blind Milwaukee man inspires community with his gospel music
• Milwaukee County opens Disaster Recovery Center for those impacted by April storms and flooding
• Moran’s and Azteca bars to host last World Cup block party for final game Sunday
• Visit Milwaukee preview: July 17-19
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Odyssey' and 'The Invite'
• Jordan Love to host free youth football camp in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee mother and daughter publish children's grief journal inspired by family's story
• Visit Milwaukee preview: July 10-12
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Gail Daughtry...' and 'Ladies First'
• MKE Moms outdoor workouts strengthen the local parenting community
• The Miz, Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, reveals his battle with dyslexia
• 4th of July 2026: SE Wisconsin list of parades, activities, fireworks and more to celebrate America's 250th!
• Brewers surprise local nurse with chance to cook alongside Jackson Chourio
• Summerfest to allow water bottle carry-ins July 2-3 due to extreme heat
• Bob Uecker mural in downtown Milwaukee unveiled with tailgate-themed celebration
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss health headlines, safety in high temperatures
• Cedarburg gears up for annual Strawberry Festival to celebrate the flavor of the season
• Milwaukee to host tailgate-themed party to celebrate Bob Uecker mural
• Visit Milwaukee: June 26-28
• New playground, beer garden and putt putt opening at AmFam Field Friday
• The first Latina is crowned the new Miss Wisconsin Teen USA
• Greek Fest kicks off 61st year of festivities at new Waukesha County location
• 'Winter Hymns': The Wisconsin-made film screening at Milwaukee's Oriental Theatre
• Thousands celebrate freedom, culture at Milwaukee’s 55th annual Juneteenth parade
• Visit Milwaukee preview: June 19-21
• Heads up: Beware of Summerfest's new bag policy, what you need to know
• Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services giving away free Brewers guest passes for July 1 game
• 12,000 trees to be planted in northern Wisconsin, thanks to Bucks' Trees for Threes program
• 35th Juneteenth Court introduced ahead of Milwaukee's annual celebrations
• 'Brewed Awakening': The new TV show currently in development in Wisconsin