• MPD long-term missing: 17-year-old Emma Konkel last seen November 2021
• Summerfest announces new food, drinks and merch for 2022 festival
• How to talk to your kids about the Texas school shooting: Experts weigh in
• MCSC Water Safety Expo on Wednesday steers us in the right direction when it comes to safe, summertime leisure
• Milwaukee's Project Clean & Green wraps up this week
• National Senior Health & Fitness Day: Here's how to stay active in Milwaukee County
• Wisconsin man pleads not guilty to US Capitol riot charges
• Feeding America steps in to feed 60 residents still displaced by apartment fire
• Wisconsin launches statewide sexual assault tracking system
• Off and on rain and isolated storms expected over the next 48 hours
• Brett Young to perform at the Wisconsin State Fair on Aug. 13
• India, the world's largest producer of sugar, is restricting exports
• Common money mistakes couples make when going through a divorce
• 13 residents displaced following house fire near 24th and Kilbourn, neighbor helps get people in wheelchairs out
• Milwaukee's Office of Violence Prevention hosts public meeting offering data and discussion on tackling city issues
• Wisconsin leaders react to deadly shooting at Texas elementary school
• Fleeing driver strikes vehicle of 3, killing man and injuring woman and child in Milwaukee
• Safety study released on McKinley Beach as county supervisors push to 'fast-track' restoration
• Bell Ambulance celebrates EMS Week with free meals for first responders
• Giannis named to 2021-22 All-NBA First Team for 4th straight year
• Judge throws out Mount Pleasant defamation lawsuit
• MPD: 2-year-old accidentally shoots self; 30-year-old man arrested
• DOJ leading investigation into fatal officer-involved shooting in Racine
• Summer camps prepare for students to arrive, address staffing shortages and Covid-19
• 12-year-old beat up by bully caught on camera, his mother asks for bullying to stop in Waukesha School District
• Rodgers absent as Packers conduct voluntary OTAs this week
• U.S. Coast Guard expects busy Memorial Day weekend on Lake Michigan
• Man sentenced to 25 years in prison for drunk driving crash that killed off-duty Milwaukee police officer
• Foster Care Awareness Month: Milwaukee woman shares rewarding journey as a foster mom
• Giannis Antetokounmpo spotted at the happiest place on earth -- Disneyland!
• Associated Bank gives away office supplies to area nonprofits
• Man convicted of killing couple, leaving bodies at arboretum
• On track for a soggy middle of the week
• VP of Milwaukee's Institute of Art and Design talks about the lesser known arts studied at MIAD
• The Wilde Subaru Kite Festival returns to Veterans Park this May
• The Wisconsin Humane Society highlights adult dogs and small animals available for adoption
• Nature bonding & exploring are what you do at the Northern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest
• Greenfield community comes together after 16-year-old seriously hurt in hit-and-run
• Milwaukee teen drowns in Lake Michigan, lifeguard shortage in the spotlight
• Unknown white powdery substance mailed to Waukesha resident; investigation underway
• Brewers place Peralta on IL, Hader on family emergency list
• East Troy Railroad Museum acquires historic Wisconsin streetcar from La Crosse
• LIST: Milwaukee organizations offer summer programs to keep youth busy
• Wisconsin State Patrol steps up enforcement as national 'Click It or Ticket' campaign gets underway
• Officials: Greenfield man charged in wife's homicide told investigators she asked him to end her life
• Linda LaRoche gets life for 1999 murder of Peggy Johnson in Racine County
• 'Game changer': How Trump's endorsement could play a major role in governor’s race after delegates didn’t endorse
• Period Poverty Awareness Week: Milwaukee Diaper Mission packages 500 period kits for those in need
• Officials: Milwaukee mother charged in connection to son's fentanyl poisoning death
• Babies hospitalized at Children's Wisconsin over formula issues
• Gov. Evers directs $2.2 million to Milwaukee for violence prevention
• Glendale announces parade, fireworks and festival at Kletzsch Park on July 4
• Apply to work at the Summerfest grounds this Thursday and take home a Summerfest ticket and sub sandwich
• 'It was an awesome experience': 70-year-old Milwaukee woman graduates from MATC
• Wisconsin's DNR reminds people to be aware of turtle nesting season and help in conservation efforts
• Supreme Court makes it more difficult for prisoners to argue they had ineffective counsel
• Cedarburg's Paytn Monticelli makes impact on and off the field
• FPC Live, Bucks announce new entertainment venue to open late 2023 in Deer District
• Woman found dead in alley near Burleigh and Palmer was pregnant with baby girl
• Singer Jamie Miller joins CBS 58 to talk about his new song 'Last Call'
• Structure fire in Kenosha, 30th Ct. reopens following closure
• StacheStrong: How a mustache created a bond to fight brain cancer
• Whitefish Bay School District reinstates mask mandate amid rising COVID cases in Milwaukee County
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Nicole Koglin heads to Greenfield and Pewaukee
• Lake breeze returns with rain likely during the middle of the week
• Get paid $1,000 to take the SAT
• Sheboygan's Velvet Sheep Farms: A bed & breakfast down on the farm w/sheep and goats
• Apartment building fire leaves 60 residents looking for new homes
• Local university students honored at college graduations
• Police investigate 13-year-old girl shot overnight in Milwaukee
• Police investigate Saturday evening shooting near 6th & Manitoba
• Terry Jackson, accused of Brittany Booker murder, captured by US Marshals in Chicago
• Be the Change: Slinger teen advocates for kids with rare genetic anomalies
• 'This job is so much more than dance': Inside the 414 Crew
• Art on paper: Korean paper art master shares her craft in Shorewood
• FBI Milwaukee looking to hire more female special agents
• Making a difference with dance in Waukesha
• Wauwatosa East Chess Team on what it takes to become national champions
• School Bulletin: Full STEAM ahead at Fratt Elementary
• Cool to start, warm to finish with some soaking rains in the middle
• Former Badger Jonathan Taylor speaks to young students about carving path to success
• Family desperate for answers after man shot, killed by Racine police officer
• Bucks Chaplain and local officials hold prayer at Deer District following the city's gun violence
• Schlesinger's Saturday Spotlight (5/21)...Art Fairs & A Military Appreciation Concert
• Weekend forecast is split down the middle. Sunday better than Saturday.
• Senate votes against additional pandemic relief funds for restaurants