• 'This is not going to stop us': Cleanup efforts underway after severe flooding in Tosa village
• Rewind: A look back at CBS 58's Very Own Mike Strehlow's television career
• Clara the golden retriever declared We Energies' newest 'ambassadog'
• 'A safe place to stay': Dozens find sanctuary at Red Cross emergency shelters
• Washington County farmers impacted by significant flooding
• Ukrainian flag on display at Milwaukee's City Hall for 2 weeks
• Flooded basement? Restoration company says start here
• Building Up Milwaukee: New program highlights construction projects across the city
• Roxz's Resources & Awareness -- nonprofit supporting animals -- in need of support after founder's basement floods
• 2 hospitalized after high levels of CO detected at Germantown home
• FoodShare recipients may be eligible for replacement benefits after flooding
• Winning $50,000 Powerball ticket sold in Milwaukee
• St. Francis police seek help locating missing man last seen in Cudahy
• 1 dead, 2 officers hurt after pursuit leads to crash, car fire near 19th and Hampton
• Milwaukee to collect storm-damaged items curbside, fees waived at drop-off centers
• Flood warning continues Monday morning after historic weekend flooding and more on the way
• Franksville Craft Beer Garden hosting night market Aug. 23
• Families can help students shift from summer brain to school brain
• U-Haul offering free storage to SE Wisconsin flood victims
• ‘It was the worst of the worst’: Milwaukee homes impacted by flooding
• Teenager saved from flood waters on Root River in Franklin
• City of Wauwatosa in emergency response due to extreme flooding
• Residents in shock after several vehicles submerge under water during flash flooding
• Family recalls rescue of teenage girls trapped in home during flash flood
• Waukesha boy's playhouse turned into potting shed store as grandma embraces his love for plants
• Final day of Wisconsin State Fair canceled following flash flooding
• 'It's something I have to do': One Wisconsin artist shows that sometimes creativity comes in petite canvases
• Long before the Broadway hit ‘Wicked’ came to Milwaukee, Wisconsinites were some of the first to experience the film that inspired the musical  
• After being hit by a car and left paralyzed, one woman's road to recovery is long but filled with new dreams
• USA Triathlon's Sprint and Paratriathlon Nationals canceled
• Fields scores in his lone series as Jets open 1st preseason under Glenn by beating Packers 30-10
• Flash flooding hits southeast Wisconsin; state of emergency declared for Milwaukee Co.
• Green Bay Packers Hall of Famer Leroy Butler helps get local students ready for school
• Person struck by lightning near Ice Age Trail in Palmyra, multiple emergency crews responding
• Waukesha fire crews battle flames from packing material
• Wisconsin State Fair employee fired amidst police investigation involving a minor
• With feels-like temps near 100 degrees, UW Health Doctor provides tips to stay safe at weekend events
• Captain James Lovell, Milwaukee native and famed Apollo 13 commander, dies at 97
• Family frustrated with no charges for driver who hit two 22-year-olds in Milwaukee
• 'Everybody here is sweaty': State fair goers find ways to keep cool
• Milwaukee County could get its first Costco
• 'You're going to be inspired': USA Triathlon National Championship returns to Milwaukee's lakefront this weekend 🏊‍♀️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️
• Greenfield man killed in Elm Grove motorcycle crash
• Mayor Johnson and MPD continuing efforts to limit downtown violence
• Dodge County officials: 1 dead, another seriously hurt in head-on crash in town of Trenton
• Glendale food bank shares leftover Wisconsin State Fair food with those in need
• China Lights to return Sept. 12 with ‘Magical Forest’ theme
• 50th annual Morning Glory Art Fair returns to Deer District this weekend
• 90s are back with lots of humidity and a few strong storm chances as we head into the weekend
• Live jazz and free treats returning to The Hop on Aug. 10
• Cat Video Fest returns to Milwaukee on Friday
• Nearly 50 Wisconsin National Guard members return home after 10-month deployment
• Brewers' former medical director continues fight against pancreatic cancer
• While mayor and police union back MPD pursuit policy, contract talks still at a stalemate
• Milwaukee native Kevon Looney back in his old stomping grounds
• At least 15 vehicles involved in Sheboygan Co. crashes amid heavy fog, serious injuries reported
• 'She did the right thing': Waukesha County woman narrowly avoids phone fraud -- now she's warning others
• Wisconsin Humane Society at 'crisis levels' with cat overcrowding
• New Berlin and Brookfield police departments sound alarm over reported car entry spike
• 1 dead, 1 injured in single-vehicle crash in Kenosha
• Morning Glory Art Fair returns to Deer District for 50th anniversary
• A La Carte at the Zoo 2025 brings 4 days of food, music and animals to the Milwaukee County Zoo
• A little warmer and more humid each day with persistent storm chances
• CBS 58's Amanda Becker participates in State Fair cream puff eating contest
• Brewers preview August giveaways and theme nights
• Dogs rescued from Racine house fire Wednesday night
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Brewers welcome Wisconsin native Danny Jansen
• 29-year-old killed in shooting near Courtland and Sherman Blvd
• GOP lawmakers: MPD command staff, including chief, should help patrol understaffed shifts
• Anonymous donor pays $500k bond, releasing mother of 4 from Walworth County Jail
• 'No lawyer's willing to take the case right now': Parents of 4-year-old shot in head appear in court without representation
• Triple Taproom closes on Milwaukee's east side; employees say they were 'blindsided'
• Milwaukee man sentenced after killing ex-girlfriend's boyfriend in August of last year
• 'Just ball out!': Regional Great Wisconsin Bag-Off champion crowned, set to compete in state competition in September
• Michigan Street in downtown Milwaukee begins renovation process
• Bucks unveil new Health and Wellness clinic at Schlitz Park's stock house
• Out of the studio and onto the farm: Here's how you can enjoy little lamb yoga with valais lambs
• Teen injured in drive-by shooting near 56th and Melvina
• Wildfire smoke starts to clear as heat and humidity return
• Tips for back-to-school shoe shopping focus on fit, durability and support
• Quiet all the noise and take part in an introductory workshop this Thursday at the Great Lake Zen Center
• Mother held on $500K bond in Walworth County; family says she's not guilty
• Concerns rise ahead of 43rd Street construction project
• Port Washington hosts National Night Out event connecting community and law enforcement
• Maxwell Anderson takes first steps toward appealing conviction
• Family of teen who drowned in Racine sets up memorial at Carre-Hogle Park in her honor
• Hometown teens spend summer growing, harvesting produce for Ascension patients 🌱