• ‘We want everyone to be ready’: Milwaukee leaders and groups prepare for possible ICE operations
• Protecting your pets: Cold weather safety tips for pet owners
• Local vintage store loses thousands of dollars in inventory following U-Haul storage facility fire
• Driver injured in 3-vehicle crash in Kenosha County
• Apartment heat not working? What to do if you live in Milwaukee
• Museum Days: Escape the cold inside one of 25 museums across Milwaukee County
• Milwaukee winter warming centers to extend hours over weekend due to extreme cold
• Giannis teams up with Huggies to donate $100K in diapers to Milwaukee Diaper Mission
• Milwaukee County Parks outdoor facilities, programs canceled Jan. 23-24 due to extreme cold
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Mercy' and 'H is for Hawk'
• Financial advisor discusses costs of snowbirding for retirees
• Extreme cold warning has begun!
• 7 Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls try to separate from the pack at first candidate forum
• CBS 58's One Good Thing: Friendship Circle hosts Prom Night for people with special needs
• Future of Northridge: Community members get a glimpse of potential new development
• 'It's really tough': Local food trucks feeling the strain from extreme cold
• Firefighters battle blaze at U-Haul facility on Milwaukee's south side
• Milwaukee Public Schools closed Friday due to extreme cold
• Unsheltered people head to St. Ben's to escape cold, warming center to remain open 24 hours through Jan. 25
• Kindness in Kenosha: Riding along with Meals on Wheels
• Parents frustrated after Mukwonago Area School District proposes cutting elementary school music
• With an extreme cold watch expected to go into effect this weekend, Milwaukee is getting prepared
• Complaint: Man charged with felony murder after armed robbery attempt leaves 2 dead, another injured
• 'Race to Feed': Prep underway for 2nd annual food-packing competition benefiting local kids
• 2 Milwaukee men charged in hit-and-run crash that killed Bell Ambulance EMT
• New rescue equipment near Pewaukee Lake after last summer’s drownings
• Work on next segment of I-94 East-West project to begin Feb. 2
• The Roots to headline BMO Pavilion during Summerfest on June 25
• Racine Zoo hosting Valentine's event, old-fashioned tasting in coming months
• Milwaukee children's author discusses how horses teach life lessons to kids
• 7 PM Update: The extreme cold watch has been upgraded to a warning. A winter weather advisory has been issued for Walworth, Racine, ad Kenosha counties until 11 pm.
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Kaylee Knaak makes national impact in flag football
• West Allis announces winners of 'Name the Snow Plow' contest
• Republican-led bill regulating data centers in Wisconsin clears Assembly
• Waukesha family searches for beloved missing dog amid dangerously cold temperatures
• Woman charged in Milwaukee apartment building fire convicted of arson twice prior
• Jury selected in trial for man charged with murder after stepson accidentally shoots mother
• Ribbon cutting held for grand reopening of Glorioso's Italian Market
• Milwaukee neighborhood prepares for planned power outage Thursday -- where and why it's happening
• Former Bucks star Khris Middleton helps produce movie 'Hoops, Hopes & Dreams'
• Rep. Pocan addresses constituents' concerns regarding ICE in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Common Council explores potential 2027 budget gaps to buy new MFD firetrucks
• Officials: Man accused of setting fire to Milwaukee apartment complex was 'angry' about neighbors smoking marijuana
• Complaint: Driver traveling nearly 100 mph in 25 mph zone before crash that killed mother of 5
• Trial underway for security guard accused of killing man over snack cakes in 2023
• MCTS bus driver charged for falling asleep behind wheel in deadly crash pleads no contest to felony charges
• WisDOT official discusses I-94 closures starting in February
• $20,000 prize up for grabs in Wauwatosa live painting competition 🎨
• Man charged with homicide, accused of killing woman inside Milwaukee motel room
• Man shot dead after argument over woman at drug dealer's apartment, charges say
• Fat's brings munchies, burgers and comfort food to West Allis with first Wisconsin location
• Animal matchmaking: Milwaukee County Zoo hosting Valentine's event Feb. 12
• Accumulating snow is coming for tonight followed by extreme cold
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss health headlines
• Lakeside Educational Services discusses special education in Wisconsin
• 3 people displaced after apartment ceiling collapses in Waukesha
• Crews fight fire at Palmyra lumber company in frigid temps
• Seeking shelter from the cold in a Hart Park sauna
• Pregnant mother recovering after being attacked while leaving work in Racine
• 'It will not be a data center': Sheboygan Common Council approves deal with Amazon for distribution facility, tries to alleviate data center concerns
• Fruition MKE coffee shop goes cashless after second burglary in 6 months
• Student contest winners honored at MLK Jr. Day celebration in Milwaukee
• Parts of the U.S. could see northern lights Monday
• 'They can come here, we'll make room': Milwaukee's warming centers prepare for high demand this week with frigid weather
• Antetokounmpo and the Bucks hold off Atlanta 112-110 to snap a three-game skid
• Oconomowoc grade schoolers participate in 'Gold Medal Games' with Olympian Bonnie Blair
• Plain clothes sheriff's deputies to be on select MCTS bus routes in effort to boost security
• Racine students learn financial literacy through interactive simulation of life outside the classroom
• Arson at Milwaukee apartment complex leaves 5 injured, suspect arrested
• Arrest made in connection with hit-and-run that killed Bell Ambulance worker
• Volunteers brighten up Humboldt Park School with murals for MLK Day
• Cars stuck in ice on Milwaukee's east side due to water leak
• No shortage of free family fun for week two of the Waukesha JanBoree
• Bitter cold settles in for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors December housing market report shows slight increase in sales
• Celebrating National Cheese Lovers Day in Wisconsin
• Fear of ICE activity in Milwaukee impacts participation at food distribution site on Milwaukee’s south side
• 'Modern Wonders in the Dome' Train Show chugs through Mitchell Park Domes
• Another grocery store on Milwaukee's northwest side closing permanently
• Sledding incident near Oconomowoc High School leaves 1 person injured
• Runners braced the cold for 46th annual 'Samson Stomp' at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Late Morning Update: Winter Weather Advisory added to the Cold Weather Advisory for Sunday into Monday