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• Reynaldo Hernandez joins local students to restore iconic mural on Milwaukee's south side
• Red Cross and Wisconsin State Fair team up for 3 community blood drives
• MIAD students showcase Milwaukee-themed art at Mitchell International Airport
• Friendship Circle of Wisconsin hosts their fifth annual Bike4Friendship 🚴
• Charity car show revs up money for West Allis Fire Department 🏎️
• A smash hit: Padel brings new spin to Wisconsin sports, thanks to former pro player turned Milwaukeean
• A big man, with a big heart: Gilbert Brown provides free football camp at Bradley Tech 🏈
• Milwaukee's annual Bastille Days festival returns with 4 days of French culture, food and entertainment
• AdoptMeMKE🐕: 3-year-old Cisco
• Gallery Night MKE returns to historic Third Ward
• MCTS driver recognized for helping lost girl get home safely
• Construction milestone celebrated at site of future Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin
• Milwaukee fire stations collect baby essentials for HOPE Network for Single Mothers
• Summerfest announced attendance numbers for 2025, dates for next year's Big Gig
• Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band hold benefit concert for Milwaukee theatre
• Safe Haven Baby Box installed in Salem Lakes
• Local veteran honored with Forward28 award, for advocating for those who have served
• 'Different foods, different flavors': Largest Asian grocery store in Wisconsin expected to open July 24 in West Allis
• Next chapter: Owners of Little Read Book in Wauwatosa celebrate 40 years of sharing stories ahead of business closure
• Elevate your summer gatherings with the flavors of Wisconsin cheese 🧀
• Local financial advisor talks ways to save during summer travel 💸💰
• A La Carte at the Milwaukee County Zoo returns 🎸🐅
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: ​Hannah Christianson, creator of Unified Sports, passes on the baton
• Steny's plans fundraiser to support family of fallen Officer Corder, recovery of Officer McCray
• Auditions underway for Milwaukee Bucks dance teams; here's how to get involved
• Bronze Fonz named one of the coolest art installations in the US
• Chef Pawlak offering up special sundae at Georgie Porgie's benefiting Children's Wisconsin
• 100 holes of golf in one day? A Wisconsin golfer says it’s worth it for a good cause.
• Happy Independence Day! Overview of celebrations happening all over Milwaukee and SE Wisconsin 🎆🧨
• 'We're proud of it:' Milwaukee family celebrates their 100th Independence Day gathering at Lake Park
• 4th of July Milwaukee lakefront shenanigans to start the weekend! 🎆
• MPS students present designs for Wisconsin's first-ever outdoor chess park ♟️
• Milwaukee County Zoo admission only $4 on the 4th of July 🎆🐆
• Visit Milwaukee: June 3-6
• Visit Milwaukee's summer calendar highlights festivals and family events
• CBS 58's Lance Allan honored as Wisconsin Sportscaster of the Year
• 'It made me feel honored': Milwaukee veterans celebrated with flight of a lifetime
• Dora returns with live-action quest on Paramount+
• Packers Hall of Famer hosts free football camp at Bradley Tech in Milwaukee
• New mural unveiled in Black Cat Alley featuring Brewers' William Contreras
• Racine teen's summer goal to help those in need, mows lawns for free
• Bucks draft Bogoljub Marković in second round🏀
• AdoptMeMKE🐕: 4-year-old Viola
• Visit Milwaukee preview: June 27-29
• Large-scale art installation coming to Marcus Performing Arts Center grounds as part of Rainbow Summer
• Hunger Task Force kicks off Summer Meals program, providing free food to kids and teens
• Greendale High School marching band to perform in 2026 Rose Bowl Parade
• 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