• A quiet weekend before more storms fire Monday PM
• Communities along Fox River in Kenosha County still underwater, state's damage assessments continue
• ‘It’s definitely miserable’: Frustration continues over road construction in SE Wisconsin
• Wisconsin gas prices spike overnight
• 'It's just a shame it sits here': McCarty Park pool won't be open for the summer due to repairs, limited resources
• Wisconsin regulators revise We Energies data center tariff to shift full costs to tech companies
• MPS students participate in Arbor Day celebration on city's north side
• Milwaukee leaders tour new homes as they push to provide affordable housing for all
• Local middle schoolers show off STEM skills in machine-building competition
• Safe and Sound breaks ground on Peace Corner outdoor community space
• Mitchell Interchange ramp and southbound lanes closing this weekend for repaving
• 23-year-old man seriously injured in Muskego crash involving garbage truck, semi
• Join Milwaukee’s record-breaking river cleanup Saturday morning
• Volunteers plant trees at Hales Corners Park in honor of Arbor Day
• Edgewood Elementary students make 1,000 sandwiches for homeless shelter, earn national recognition
• Cooler by the lake returns this weekend
• 'Sad situation': Large dead snake found dumped in Iowa County
• 3 teens in custody in connection to fatal shooting, 14-year-old will remain in custody
• Building total loss after large fire at egg farm in Jefferson County
• Milwaukee teachers' union rallies against MPS job cuts
• 21-year-old man arrested after 'unprovoked' stabbing at Pulaski Park
• 3 arrested in connection to child sex crime sting while tornadoes were on the ground
• Kenosha mom of kids killed in Thanksgiving fire speaks out after father is charged for child neglect
• The Viking Polaris marks Milwaukee's first cruise ship arrival of 2026; port expects record-breaking season
• 'You are evidence evil exists': Milwaukee man sentenced to life in prison for killing of 4-year-old son
• Car crashes into Milwaukee restaurant, leaving behind damage and raising safety concerns
• Wind Point police searching for missing 29-year-old from North Carolina
• Police warn high schoolers after teen playing 'Senior Assassin' game mistaken for burglar
• Report: Milwaukee Bucks finalizing deal to make Taylor Jenkins new head coach
• MPS launches district's first student-operated food truck, '414 ATE'
• 25 years of nostalgia and gaming to be celebrated at the Baird Center this weekend
• Man killed in hit-and-run near 13th and Vliet, teen arrested in connection
• MASL reviewing altercation between players and fans after Wave-Sockers Game 1 in Milwaukee
• Recap of a historic severe weather week
• Milwaukee Ballet returns to Wonderland with 'ALICE' after 10-year absence
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Mother Mary' and 'Over Your Dead Body'
• Tracking another round of strong storms tonight
• 33-year-old killed, second person hurt in shooting near 98th and Carmen
• FBI Milwaukee issues warning on extremist network targeting kids called '764'
• People push to expand IVF access during National Infertility Awareness Week
• Potholes creating chaos for SE Wisconsin drivers as DPW deals with thousands of requests
• MPS announces 5-year sustainability plan
• Family of Sussex boy killed in school bus accident launches 'Finn's Rule' safety initiative for thousands of drivers
• Man sentenced in reckless driving crash that killed mother and her 2 sons near 35th and Vilet
• After another significant flood, MMSD hopes speeding up 4 projects will make a difference
• Marquette University announces death of David Fantle
• Evers declines meeting with Ridglan Farms activists following the group's request
• MPD investigating sexual assault, armed burglary near 50th and Burleigh
• Day 1 of 2 begins for fifth annual Ralph Davis Unified Basketball Tournament
• Rising Rock River floodwaters turn Ixonia backyard into a lake ahead of family wedding
• Big Clean MKE: Annual citywide cleanup initiative kicks off on Earth Day
• Franklin raises sound limit at Rock Sports Complex for another year
• Kenosha father charged with child neglect in Thanksgiving fire that killed 3 children
• Milwaukee Pride Parade set for June 7 with 'Together We Are Pride' theme
• 'He had so much faith in humanity': Man killed in Milwaukee's Harbor District, 14-year-old arrested
• CBS 58's Alex Corradetti and Frankie Jupiter accept Salvation Army trophy for back-to-back bell ringing wins 🔔
• Lake Express Ferry hosts annual bike drive in exchange for free round-trip tickets
• Milwaukee Film Festival returns, bringing hundreds of films to the local screen
• Life Time Brookfield shares tips for choosing the right summer camp for your kids
• Record number of Americans tapping retirement savings early, financial advisor warns of consequences
• Driver hospitalized, arrested after crashing into Milwaukee fire engine near 13th and Layton
• We get to celebrate Earth Day with some nice weather!
• No human remains found in search tied to convicted murderer and drug dealer, medical examiner not called to home
• 'Disconnected and harmful’: MPS families express concerns over district budget cuts
• ‘It’ll affect the yields’: Flooded fields delay planting season; farmers warn more rain could hurt crop profits
• 4 charged in March break-in at Ridglan Farms beagle breeding facility
• Cost-of-living wage hikes at center of MPS-union dispute
• Wisconsin Supreme Court considers public access to voter eligibility documents
• Milwaukee's 16th Street bridge repairs met with delays
• 'Wheel of Fortune' to air special Milwaukee-themed episode on Thursday
• New video shows MCSO deputies responding to flooded highways, stranded drivers during mid-April storms
• Hoan Bridge lit orange for National Work Zone Awareness Week; workers describe close calls with crashes as I-94 construction continues
• Packers don't mind picking lower in NFL Draft
• Common Council condemns ICE detention of Islamic Society of Milwaukee's president
• César Chavez Drive, on Milwaukee's south side, being renamed
• Common council approves $2.8 million to expand grocery and pharmacy access across Milwaukee
• Racine County declares state of emergency in aftermath of severe weather
• Karin Tyler appointed as new director for Milwaukee's Dept. of Community Wellness and Safety
• Suspect in custody in connection to hit-and-run crash that killed dog, injured person in West Bend
• 'ICE Out Milwaukee' legislation passes, prohibiting law enforcement from wearing face masks
• Milwaukee Film Festival in full swing: Here's a peek at some of the upcoming showings
• 'Accessibility is not an afterthought': Mayor signs bill making City of Milwaukee more inclusive for all
• Milwaukee County sees decline in drug overdoses in 2025
• Wisconsin DOT joins CBS 58 to discuss latest road construction