• Spotty rain chance to end the work week
• Spa-style bathrooms highlighted ahead of Milwaukee home show
• Wisconsin's Adam Scherr's new show 'Everything on the Menu with Braun Strowman' debuts Oct. 24
• Anodyne Coffee employees launch contract campaign after unionizing earlier this year
• 'We don't ever want to forget': Milwaukee Fire Department remembers those fallen in the line of duty
• Milwaukee's newest concert venue announces name, aims to open in Deer District in Feb. 2026
• Brewers fans take to Chicago as team falls short of NLDS sweep
• Veterans find healing through adaptive sports at MSOE
• Students celebrate Bike to School Day at Grantosa Avenue School
• Bay View first graders help plant trees for 27th annual Humboldt Park Tree Day
• Apartment fire leaves 1 dead in Oak Creek, investigation underway
• Microsoft ends Caledonia data center plan after resident pushback
• Kenosha Police Department welcomes new therapy dog, Winnie
• All aboard the Brewers Express! Fans commute to Chicago for Brewers Cubs NLDS Game 3
• Milwaukee's first 'Walk for 1 in 100' on Oct. 11, supporting congenital heart disease awareness
• Expert shares advice on organization, communication, accountability for students
• Cool but sunny and dry for the Brewers against Cubs in Chicago
• Packed house in Port Washington as people speak out against data center
• Molitor remembers Milwaukee
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Josie Johnson reaches 2,000 career assists
• Shutdown passes one-week mark as Trump floats idea of no back pay, agencies brace for challenges
• ‘I want him here’: Crosstown rivals come together to honor swimmer Grant Freeze
• As Brewers-Cubs series shifts to Chicago, visitors getting a mixed reception
• Amtrak train will turn into 'Brewers Express' to transport fans for Game 3 of NLDS series
• Milwaukee mother, city leaders share importance of red light cameras in proposed bill at committee hearing
• Ald. Bauman files proposal to make UWM-Panther arena a historic building
• Washington County Jail inmate in critical condition after 'deliberately' jumping from top-tier railing
• New Berlin Public Library’s viral video promotes free access to resources
• Students explore trade careers at Waukesha County Expo
• CBS 58, WMLW 'The M' to carry Milwaukee Bucks games
• Halloween happenings in Racine County
• Strong cold front brings in the coolest air in a month
• What fans can expect leading up to Brewers vs. Cubs Game 3 matchup
• Muskego's "Mariner Manor" remains one of the top home haunts in our area
• Brewers beat Cubs 7-3 for 2-0 lead in NLDS
• Brewers fans eager to take momentum on the road to Chicago
• Family, friends line halls of hospital in honor of Nicolet student killed in crash
• 'They save lives': MFD surprises residents with free smoke detectors and pizza
• Milwaukee's American Science & Surplus to remain open under new management
• Milwaukee students learn safety tips as part of Fire Prevention Week
• I-94 showdown: Brewers fans fired up for NLDS Game 2 vs. Cubs
• Pickup crosses centerline in fatal head-on Kenosha County crash
• Hale House Restaurant in Hales Corners damaged by fire, temporarily closed
• Fire damages home near 21st and Concordia, firefighter hurt
• Staying warm with rain chances to start the new work week before temps fall
• The Domes introduce fall events happening this month, like Mythical Menagerie and a Dia de los Muertos celebration
• Havenwoods State Forest becomes the stage for Wild Space's InSite: Field Guide
• Wisconsin BBB warns car buyers to watch for flood-damaged vehicles after storms
• Responders rescue man from apartment fire near Holton and Lloyd
• Last chance to see high flying suspense along with color and contortion at Cirque Italia's 'Aquatic Spectacular'
• First gubernatorial poll shows known names at top, but experts warn against giving it too much weight ahead of marathon campaign
• Wisconsin native Jim Gantner recalls '82, pulls for current team to make history
• Volunteers join together for bi-annual cleanup in Walker's Point
• 10-year-old honors fallen MPD officer Kendall Corder with tribute run
• Lifelong Brewers fan with high hopes for the team to win it all
• Wisconsin orchard grows about 200 apple varieties to eat, drink, and reminisce
• One more day in the 80s before a transition back to fall
• Part of Hale Interchange closed for the weekend
• 'Vote for me - Queen Gabby!': Kenosha senior with Down syndrome in the running for Homecoming Queen 👑
• Brewers and Cubs fans react to NLDS game 1
• CBS 58's Mike Strehlow inducted into Milwaukee Press Club Hall of Fame
• Artists show off work at Milwaukee's 15th Tattoo Festival
• 'I hope they do it in 3': Brewers fans hopeful after big win over the Cubs
• Dozens create recovery flags at Cudahy Health Dept. event to highlight stigma around substance abuse, addiction disorder
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase...Oktoberfest or Augustfest??? Take your pick. Plus a big Waukesha art show.
• Watching records possibly fall this first weekend of October
• 'Trading our farmland for a 'thing'': Comedian Charlie Berens at odds with AI data center coming to Port Washington
• 'Eventually, something is going to break': TSA union chief fears a long shutdown could lead to employee resignations
• ‘I just gotta eat and feed my family’: Wisconsin farmers feel impacts of trade and tariff war
• 'A special kid': Grant Freeze's swim coach speaks on teen's legacy, as family prepares for organ donation
• Catholic Memorial High School receives state-of-the-art technology table thanks to generous donation
• 'Our legend:' Waukesha teen Zuza Beine who inspired millions online for documenting cancer battle dies at 14
• In bid for governor, Missy Hughes hypes background in dairy business and as part of Evers' cabinet
• Mariah Antetokounmpo draws praise following IG post sharing battle with postpartum depression
• Forward Latino reacts to ICE raids in Wisconsin, offers resources
• Brewers looking to play with emotion but not emotional
• Brewers' Brandon Woodruff won't be available to pitch in NLDS against Cubs
• 82-year-old Waukesha man killed in Mukwonago train crash
• Port Washington's Fall Street Festival is back with pumpkins, cider and dozens of vendors
• Aurora Health Care creates Brewers baby boxes for playoff run
• Glorioso's in Milwaukee closes Oct. 3 after fire damages building
• Flags to fly at half-staff Oct. 4 in honor of DNR forester Adam Zirbel
• How local girls can get started with Girl Scouts
• Supermoon viewing party set for Oct. 5 at Villa Terrace
• Suspect in custody after Waukesha police respond to shots fired call near W. Main St. and Wisconsin Ave.