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• Brewers partner with Salvation Army to provide summer meals for Milwaukee County kids
• Miss Racine is the first Black woman to be named Miss Wisconsin 2025
• Milwaukee man wins 'Jeopardy!', advances to compete again
• Call him Spider-Man or call him Batman -- Meet the Cubs fan who stole the spotlight during Thursday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers
• Man attends every Summerfest since 1968 and starts 6:30 Club
• Summerfest and Juneteenth join forces for historic day of celebration in Milwaukee
• AdoptMeMKE🥜: 1-year-old Peanut
• Bay View mother helps make sure Milwaukee students don't go without a lunch this summer
• PHOTOS: View and submit weather pictures 📸
• Hope on the Road: Cancer survivor to ride motorcycle from Illinois to Alaska for pancreatic cancer research
• AdoptMeMKE🐈: Lennox and Groot
• 'Thank God for giving us him': Milwaukee's Beach Boys cover band remembers Brian Wilson
• Visit Milwaukee preview: June 13-15
• 60th annual Greek Fest returns to State Fair Park this weekend
• Wisconsin State Fair reveals 2025 finalists of Sporkies and Drinkies
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Life of Chuck' and 'Echo Valley'
• Milwaukee Night Market brings in thousands of attendees
• 'Hello Summer' program connects Milwaukee students with jobs, activities while school is out
• Watch: John Oliver features CBS 58's Frankie Jupiter in funny, opinionated compilation
• Milwaukee County to auction off 'Deep Thought,' but there's a catch
• 100-year-old tradition continues in Lake Geneva with mailboat jumping tryouts
• Waukesha County Historical Society honors Les Paul with monthlong celebration
• Milwaukee Brewers players build bookshelves for local schools
• Oscar's Frozen Custard to rebuild after devastating fire, receives donation from MVP Christian Yelich
• Milwaukee's first Puerto Rican Day parade 🎉
• 20th annual Milwaukee County Zoo blood drive gives 2 free Summerfest tickets to donors
• Adaptive sports bootcamp gives paralyzed veterans a second chance
• Milwaukee's July 3 lakefront fireworks replaced with drone show for 2025
• Run it back: How patience helped UWM's Natalie Block return to the NCAA Championships
• Wauwatosa village announces closure of The Little Read Book shop after 40 years of business
• Racine first graders hailed as heroes for helping teacher who had stroke during class
• Packers' preseason games to be broadcast on Telemundo Wisconsin
• AdoptMeMKE🐾: 2-year-old Irene
• Visit Milwaukee preview: May 30 - June 1
• CBS 58's Theater Thursday: 'Jane Austen Wrecked My Life' and 'Bring Her Back'
• 'We've got a situation!': CBS 58 joined by 'The Situation' as Jersey Shore Family Vacation returns for new season
• 'We should treat our trash like a treasure': Dambo troll complete at Wauwatosa's new Firefly Grove Park
• YouTube legend Mr. Beast challenges Kenosha content creator in contest against Giannis Antetokounmpo
• Mother's Day Diaper Drive collects more than 7,000 diapers
• Survivor winner Kyle Fraser joins CBS 58 to discuss season 48 win in Fiji
• AdoptMeMKE🐈: Calem
• Popular Water Street  bar faces a license suspension over increasing number of bar fights
• CBS 58 gets a first ride on the steepest, most inverted dive coaster in the world coming to Six Flags Great America
• CBS 58's Theater Thursday: 'Mission Impossible: Final Reckoning' and 'Friendship'
• We Energies names new peregrine falcon chicks at Oak Creek Power Plant nest
• Building that housed This Is It! bar nominated for historic designation
• 'Really fancy Christmas lights': Exclusive look at the lighting of the other side of Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge
• Actors from 'FBI' join CBS 58 to discuss high-stakes season finale airing tonight on CBS
• Brewers honor retired nurse, 2-time breast cancer survivor with special surprise
• MATC, DOC recognize 9 graduates of Second Chance program
• Temple Goddess Cafe announces grand opening on Milwaukee's east side
• 'We love it': Brewers bring special surprise to Wilson Park Senior Center
• Foster homes needed: Milwaukee-area rescue pleads for help placing 4 cats with special needs
• 'Happy as can be': Wildlife Center places orphaned goslings with geese rescued from Milwaukee Art Museum patio
• Visit Milwaukee preview: May 16-18
• Girl Scout troop installs first of 4 first aid boxes planned for Fox Point, Bayside communities
• Siblings honored with Red Cross award for helping to save father's life
• 5 falcon chicks hatch at We Energies plants, just in time for Mother's Day
• An 'udderly' fun game: Milwaukee Milkmen return to the field for Friday night season opener
• Huggies donates $100K to Milwaukee Diaper Mission following latest commercial starring Giannis, his daughter Eva
• AdoptMeMKE🐾: 2-year-old Steve
• 'Their jaws dropped': Kenosha teacher receives more than $100,000 classroom makeover
• Blast at the ballpark: CBS 58 meteorologists perform explosive experiments for Brewers Weather Day
• Family of 9-year-old battling brain cancer launches campaign to build accessible playground in Riverwest
• Tosa troll: World-renowned art piece coming to new Wauwatosa park
• Brown Deer medallion hunt returns with bigger prize and renewed community spirit
• Milwaukee Public Museum to change its name and logo in new space
• Cedric the Entertainer joins CBS 58 to preview 'The Neighborhood' season finale, upcoming season
• 'She's given me life': Brewers game brings organ donor and recipient together
• Welcome Giannis Antetokounmpo's newest family member
• Sip & Purr Cat Cafe reopens in new Brady Street location
• 'City of Festivals' kickoff event offers preview of Milwaukee festival food, drinks, as season approaches
• CBS 58 Hometowns: History of Frederick Law Olmsted, who helped shape Milwaukee County parks
• Visit Milwaukee preview: May 2-4
• Meet Racine Zoo's newest member -- a Hartmann's Mountain zebra 🦓
• Another one? Stranded boat near Bradford Beach now joined by stuck barge
• New mural unveiled in Milwaukee's Black Cat Alley
• Celebrating NFL Draft fun with slate of events in Milwaukee
• Milwaukeeans say goodbye to abandoned lakefront boat, as crews work to remove it
• Milwaukee father wins big on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Nadi Plates to open first-ever restaurant concept in space occupied by Crossroads Collective
• Falcons lay first eggs at We Energies' Port Washington station, marking new chapter after bird flu deaths
• Brad Paisley to headline NFL Draft Concert Series in Green Bay
• Admirals to wear Uecker-inspired jerseys for season finale
• Restoration begins on Milwaukee's 133-year-old Pabst Mansion
• Visit Milwaukee preview: April 18-20
• 'Once in a lifetime:' Pearl Harbor survivor celebrates 105th birthday with first pitch at Brewers game
• Dating robots: AI companions blur the line between comfort and concern
• Installation of east side lights on Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge expected to be completed by June
• Dip into your weekend with a celebration of National Cheese Fondue Day
• Career and resource fair held at Milwaukee City Hall
• AdoptMeMKE🐾: 4-year-old Zara
• Visit Milwaukee preview: April 11-13
• CBS 58's Mike Strehlow stepping away from anchor desk
• Glen Hills students revive stories of silent heroes
• AdoptMeMKE🐶: 6-year-old Clyde
• Visit Milwaukee preview: April 4-6
• Port Milwaukee welcomes first vessel of 2025 international season
• Visit Milwaukee previews upcoming arts, sports and community events
• Tenuta's deli celebrates 75 years of business in Kenosha