• Waukesha condo residents get ten minutes to enter homes, gather essentials as Red Cross offers shelter
• Racine County Sheriff’s Office investigate fatal crash in Town of Dover
• Authorities investigate fatal fire near 32nd and Walnut Saturday morning
• Schlesinger's Saturday Spotlight: Morning ice cream, and a wrestling match with CBS 58's Mike Curkov
• Waukesha condo building still unfit for human occupancy, residents can return briefly Saturday to gather items
• Waukesha South basketball team honors Jackson Sparks at first home game following parade tragedy
• Mitchell International Airport launches program to make travel smoother for those with disabilities
• 'Everything is left behind': Waukesha condo residents in disbelief after evacuating their homes
• 'Best of our community:' Children's Wisconsin staff discuss response to Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy
• Loved ones say their final goodbye to Milwaukee Dancing Grannie Leanna Owen
• Christmas at the historic Pabst Mansion returns with more than 20 decorated rooms
• Sunny to start the weekend, but soggy to end it
• U.S. Cellular donates 400 gifts to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
• Nameless Builders volunteers to build wheelchair ramps for Waukesha Christmas parade victims
• Wisconsin Capitol Holiday Tree set aglow 🎄
• Investigators: Death of Racine County Jail inmate ruled accidental overdose
• Jerseys for Jackson: Outpouring of support for 8-year-old boy killed in Waukesha parade tragedy
• Wisconsin mother unexpectedly dies from COVID-19 after giving birth to fourth child
• Waukesha Community Foundation starts application phase of the United for Waukesha Community Fund
• Waukesha West High School evacuated following threat
• CBS 58's Feel Good Friday: Holiday festivities
• Mid-Morning Update: Morning mix has ended
• 'Holiday Hullabaloo': Exploring stop-motion video at Islands of Brilliance
• Pet of the Week: 8-year-old Cleo up for adoption at the WHS
• Visitation, funeral services held for 8-year-old Jackson Sparks, youngest Waukesha parade victim
• Waukesha Fire Department orders evacuation of 3 buildings due to condo's 'imminent threat of collapse'
• Evers orders flags to half-staff Dec. 3-4 in honor of Leanna Owen, Virginia Sorenson, Jane Kulich
• Public encouraged to wear jerseys Friday to honor Jackson Sparks, boy killed in Waukesha Christmas parade
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Teen fatally shot in Milwaukee's Swing Park
• Democrats introduce legislation to fix Rittenhouse 'gun loophole'
• Reckless driving becomes focus of latest Milwaukee Public Safety & Health Commission meeting
• Milwaukee County Clerk's Office to offer online marriage license, passport appointment booking
• Packers tap Brian Baumgartner to help fill in during 'The Bye Week' at Lambeau Field
• Plans announced for new event space near Milwaukee's Summerfest grounds
• Family of man who got Legionnaires at UW Hospital is suing
• Milwaukee's Deer District transforms into 'Cheer District' for 2021 holiday season
• Gov. Evers announces $110 million of federal coronavirus relief funds will go to Wisconsin schools
• MFD: EMS responding to stabbing at gas station
• Another round of light, wet snow possible Friday morning
• New survey shows 2021 holiday shopping trends
• Red Sox sign LHPs Hill, Paxton, trade Renfroe for JBJ
• MPD investigating 2 shootings within 30 minutes of each other
• Should Roe v. Wade be overturned? Here's how Wisconsin would be affected
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: RiverGlen Christian Church volunteers pack meals destined for Panama, Haiti
• Palmyra man describes evacuating deadly Michigan high school shooting
• O&H Danish Bakery in Racine unveils Christmas Fudge Kringle
• DPW Commissioner Jeff Polenske retires from city after 31 years
• 175 threats, injuries to MKE parking officers since 2017; DPW aims to make job safer
• Racine city leaders stress importance of vaccination as cases, deaths continue to increase
• Children's Wisconsin: 2 more kids return home following parade attack, 5 remain hospitalized
• Heated exchanges during election committee, Gableman reveals staffers working on election investigation
• Rodgers shares Wisconsin geography lesson on Pat McAfee Show
• Milwaukee police investigate non-fatal shooting of 28-year-old man
• 'Most effective tool': Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett weighs in on mask advisory over mandate
• 9-year-old Mackenzie Hollingsworth faces long road to recovery following Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy
• Gov. Evers orders flags to half-staff Thursday to honor Jackson Sparks, 8, killed in Waukesha Christmas Parade attack
• MCTS hosts 6th annual Rosa Parks tribute, scholarship contest
• Republican wants to empower Wisconsin secretary of state
• Wisconsin DOT: I-43 URT Bridge project to reopen northbound lane ahead of Winter months
• Mayor Barrett, city leaders celebrate perfect score on Human Rights Campaign's Municipality Equality Index
• Racine County Sheriff's Office arrests suspect involved in child abuse of months-old infant
• Firefighters extinguish condo fire in New Berlin Tuesday night
• Pick ‘n Save, Metro Market to host Brat Fry Fundraisers to aid groups impacted by Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy
• Milwaukee police investigate double shooting near 61st and Villard
• 7th driest November on record comes to an end as we look ahead to December
• VISIT Milwaukee talks about all of the fun holiday events happening this season
• Ex-WWE star to donate Blizzard Brawl proceeds to Waukesha parade victims
• 'He was not given the help and resources he needed,' family of Darrell Brooks writes in letter to media
• Keith Urban to headline the American Family Insurance Amphitheater with Ingrid Andress in August 2022
• Tips for organizing all of your holiday decorations from an expert
• Gayle King and Adam Glassman talk to CBS 58 about Oprah's 2021 Favorite Things list
• Bodycam video shows what led up to banning of MSNBC from Rittenhouse trial
• ASU students to protest Rittenhouse as a possible student
• Supply chain issues could cause snow blower shortage this winter
• Wisconsin COVID-19 cases and deaths rise to level last seen a year ago
• Kids help decorate Christmas trees in Milwaukee County Zoo's 'Fantastic Forest'
• Top Wisconsin court affirms GOP's preferred approach to maps
• MFD building renamed to honor man who designed it, Wisconsin's first registered Black architect
• United For Waukesha Community Fund to start distributing funds to affected families this week
• Group urges DOC to reconsider Milwaukee prison to replace Lincoln Hills
• Cudahy High School band performs Waukesha South song in show of support following parade tragedy
• FDA panel narrowly backs COVID-19 pill from Merck