• Miss Racine is the first Black woman to be named Miss Wisconsin 2025
• Milwaukee Rec hosts 'Bubble Bash Foam Parties' at playgrounds throughout city
• Oak Creek man killed in motorcycle crash on Hoan Bridge
• Oconomowoc store sells $350,000 SuperCash! ticket in Sunday drawing
• Milwaukee man to compete on 'Jeopardy!' this week
• Def Leppard, James Taylor, Jason Mraz connect with patients at Summerfest
• From farmers market to brick-and-mortar, Poppy Bakery opens up on Milwaukee's east side
• The severe thunderstorm watch has been dropped!
• Milwaukee moves forward with new flag effort through proposed task force
• Electrolyte drinks see surge during National Hydration Month
• At-home academic routines that can help prevent summer learning loss
• Fond du Lac woman critically injured after being assaulted with an axe, suspect arrested
• Milwaukee Community Sailing Center can help you hoist the sails for your next nautical adventure
• Milwaukee protesters oppose US bombing campaign of Iranian nuclear sites, polls show Americans concerned by Iranian threat
• Flight for Life called for 53-year-old man following farming accident in Dodge County
• Brewers pound 17 hits to complete 3-game sweep of Twins with 9-8 win
• Economist on local oil market concerns amid Iran bombings
• Reproductive rights rally held as Wisconsin Supreme Court decision looms
• 4th of July 2025: SE Wisconsin list of parades, activities, fireworks and more! 🧨🎆
• Racine & Me: WHS Dog Kennel Capacity at Crisis Level
• Setting the right tone: Racine Alternative Learning aims to introduce students to music
• From trash to treasure: Meet Thomas Dambo, creator of the new Tosa troll, 'Mama Rosa'
• The intense heat and humidity continue their grip through much of Monday
• Festival goers brave extreme heat during opening weekend of Summerfest
• West Allis man dies after motorcycle collides with vehicle in New Berlin
• Milwaukee fire crews find 3-foot alligator while battling a 2-alarm house fire
• UW offers elective class focusing on dementia care for Latinos
• Tactical situation on W. Greenfield Ave. left entire street closed off
• Misiorowski perfect into 7th in 2nd career start, Yelich drives in 8 and Brewers beat Twins 17-6
• MPD hosts 3rd annual Ciclovía
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (6/21)...Fun ways to beat the heat this weekend
• Quintuple shooting amongst Milwaukee teens leaves 1 dead and 4 injured
• Heat wave starting to impact Summerfest
• Town chairman arrested in dog's death in Dodge County
• Local doctors and paramedics warn Milwaukeeans about upcoming weekend heat wave
• Call him Spider-Man or call him Batman -- Meet the Cubs fan who stole the spotlight during Thursday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers
• Former St. Francis High School coach pleads not guilty in sexual assault of child
• Ascension doctor shares best ways to manage the heat
• Portion of Oklahoma Ave. closed Friday for vigil remembering 3 lives lost due to reckless driving
• 2 days left to shop St. Joseph’s annual rummage sale in Wauwatosa
• Meet Pink Halo: The indie duo getting Summerfest moving
• Murder victim Ashley Hudson's mother refutes claims she was involved in daughter's shooting death
• Man attends every Summerfest since 1968 and starts 6:30 Club
• Man arrested in Dodge County after incident led to the death of golden retriever
• Pewaukee girls soccer ready for first state appearance
• 'Unbelievable situation:' Greenfield man charged in 2019 homicide released into community, will face new competency hearing
• 'Pick your poison': Summerfest goers discuss getting into festival
• 23-year-old dead, 19-year-old injured in shooting near Hopkins and Fairmount
• 'A lot of laughter, a lot of joy': Milwaukee's 54th annual Juneteenth Jubilee Parade sees thousands of attendees
• SummerFest 2025 kicks off, what you need to know
• 36-year-old man fatally shot in Racine, no arrests made
• CBS 58's Theater Thursday: 'Elio' and 'The Materialists'
• Summerfest Artist Spotlight: Haley Johnsen brings soul, pop and power to the Big Backyard
• After Wednesday's flooding rains, an isolated storm is possible to start Summerfest
• 'I'm fearing for my life': Murder victim Ashley Hudson warned of danger in restraining order petitions against mother, sister
• Driver crashed through Racine Walgreens leaving behind significant damage
• MPD proposes using facial recognition in exchange for millions of booking data
• Maxwell Anderson’s sentencing date moved; hearing in civil case
• Hundreds of School of Rock students tune up before performing at Summerfest
• Summerfest and Juneteenth join forces for historic day of celebration in Milwaukee
• CBS 58 General Manager Anne Brown honored with Women of Influence award
• Chief Norman discusses recent trend of violence in Milwaukee, MPD's efforts to stop crime
• Dashcam video shows wrong-way driver that killed Oostburg couple
• AdoptMeMKE🥜: 1-year-old Peanut
• Fox Bay Theater redevelopment moves forward with Argo approval
• Gov. Evers announces $1.8M grant to help cover public safety costs at NFL Draft
• Officials: Milwaukee man used golf clubs to smash windows, doors of Temple Menorah Synagogue
• $4 grilled cheese and milkshake combo returns to popular Watertown cheese shop on Fridays
• Summerfest to feature first sober lounge in festival’s history
• A break from the heat but storms continue
• Milwaukee LGBT Community Center discusses services and support during Pride Month
• Best Buddies conference to focus on inclusion and leadership training
• Marquette professor discusses water safety risks as summer approaches
• Police seek suspect in quadruple shooting near 10th and Mineral
• Backstage pass: CBS 58's Frankie Jupiter pulls back the curtain on green room culture in Milwaukee
• 'It's going to be a disaster': Bus riders react to MCTS cutting 20,000 service hours on certain routes
• Ozaukee and Random Lake combine efforts to make WIAA girls state soccer
• Planting seeds of hope: Milwaukee leaders encourage a safe summer for city's youth
• Milwaukee Police Department welcomes 25 new graduates
• 3 people dead, another critically injured in Janesville shooting
• We Energies clearing trees near power lines throughout Wisconsin
• Organizers preview Milwaukee's 54th annual Juneteenth celebration
• Board reviews final report from third-party audit of Milwaukee County Jail
• Sellars celebrates opening fifth Milwaukee location
• Bay View mother helps make sure Milwaukee students don't go without a lunch this summer
• New affordable housing project celebrated in Milwaukee's King Park neighborhood