• ‘Unapologetically Black’: Black Nativity returns for 7th year in a row
• County looking at all options for Mitchell Park Domes' future
• Middle schoolers learn about STEM in effort to bring more women into field
• 2nd annual Wild Lights event illuminates the Milwaukee County Zoo this December
• Calling all aspiring engineers, RoboFest takes place on Thursday
• Should TikTok be banned on state government devices? Republicans ask Gov. Evers to remove the app
• CBS 58 and Telemundo Wisconsin taking part in Celebrity Bell Ringing Day for Milwaukee County Salvation Army
• 'Man! I feel like a woman!'; Shania Twain headed to Fiserv Forum in 2023
• Wisconsin vinyl album collection for sale, including thousands of records
• Isolated mix Tuesday with a bigger storm coming
• High-speed car crash kills 1, injures another
• 'We don't know where to go': Fire destroys single mother's home in Delavan
• Second Timothy Olson death investigation: Woman found dead in Olson's bed, per law enforcement source
• Annual tree-lighting ceremony held at Milwaukee County Courthouse
• 'Bobbleheads Bring us Together': Waukesha Christmas parade survivor spearheads new nonprofit
• Fundraiser for Waukesha Christmas parade memorials off to a slow start
• 'He's evil': Victim, half-brother of Timothy Olson discuss dating app 'predator'
• Ahead of electric rate increase, Milwaukee organizations talk about municipally owned utilities
• Croatian Eagles Soccer Club holds World Cup watch party in Franklin
• Jury selected in case of former Hales Corners firefighter accused in fatal shooting
• 3 arrested following chase ending in rollover crash near Veterans Park
• Marshall HS student killed while leaving basketball game; family calls on city to 'put the guns down'
• Mississippi revises demands on Favre in welfare lawsuit
• U.S. Supreme Court could side with web designer's anti-gay marriage stance
• CBS 58 awarded three Emmys over the weekend, the winning stories can be seen here
• Popular video game Fortnite teasing a collaboration with Giannis Antetokounmpo
• Early Afternoon Update: A bit of wintry mix possible the next few days
• Don't trash the holidays: CBS 58 stops by WM's recycling center to sort out what's reusable and what's not
• Iron Mike fans raise $565 for Wisconsin Humane Society at Blizzard Brawl 2022
• How to avoid being victimized by delivery scams and porch pirates
• Trump ally who backed efforts to decertify 2020 Wisconsin election results running for state Senate
• Criminal complaint details Milwaukee County kidnapping, burglary charges against Timothy Olson
• 17-year-old Milwaukee teen shot and killed near 91st and Silver Spring
• 'Most of us were going to breakfast that morning': Local Pearl Harbor survivor uses technology to stay connected
• 'It's a whole other world': St. Michaels thrift shop looks to treat customers to an out-of-this-world experience
• Staying on Top: Marquette log rolling club
• Milwaukee woman's hobby turns into full-time business
• ‘You’re always learning:’ Demand for steamfitters in Milwaukee grows as interest in trade apprenticeships increases
• School Bulletin: Giving Tuesday campaign fulfills teacher & student needs
• First full week of December promises a little bit of everything weatherwise
• Big crowds come out to see U.S. play their last game in the 2022 World Cup
• Overnight shooting near 41st and Burleigh leaves 1 man dead
• Schlesinger's Saturday Spotlight (12/3)...Christmas-themed events through and through
• Shocking & jarring. Good ways to describe Saturday's weather.
• Horizon West Condo owners in Waukesha remember building scare one year later
• Waukesha kicks off holiday season with annual 'Night of Lights'
• Mitzvah for Henya: Jewish community supporting mother who nearly drowned trying to save baby
• Dating app 'predator' denies allegations in phone call with CBS 58; served time for victimization of woman in 2006
• Ex-Milwaukee Election Commission official Kimberly Zapata makes initial court appearance
• Family of 4-year-old killed in house fire say their final goodbye
• Latino survivors of Waukesha Christmas parade speak out one year later
• 'It breaks my heart': Racine thrift store dedicated to helping foster children burglarized
• Sisters' pop-up Christmas tree market supports cancer charities in honor of their mom
• CBS 58 Feel Good Friday: The first weekend in December!
• WCW, Lucha legend Vampiro visits CBS 58 ahead of Saturday's Blizzard Brawl
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Fawn
• Comedian George Wallace headed to Milwaukee, talks to CBS 58
• UW Health expert says testing most kids for RSV may be unnecessary
• 10 charged in $1M Fond du Lac County meth ring, 3 wanted
• Family of man who died in custody calls for justice
• Waukesha leaders, psychiatrist weigh in on apprehension to attending annual Christmas Parade after attack
• Memorial float will honor Waukesha Christmas parade victims, survivors in this year's parade
• Retired West Allis police sergeant facing child pornography charges
• 'It's our honor:' Milwaukee organizations collecting 'Blessing Baskets' for local veterans this holiday season
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Sparks family talks future of Waukesha Christmas parade
• Mother of alleged dating app predator Timothy Olson says son is innocent
• MCTS hosts annual Rosa Parks tribute Dec 1-3
• 'We're not going away': Milwaukee family brings awareness to low bail practices after son's death
• Milwaukee Air and Water Show, Blue Angels set to return in July 2023
• 'Jerseys for Jackson' returns for another year in honor of 8-year-old Jackson Sparks
• Holiday tradition 'Christmas on the Corner' returns to Port Washington this Saturday with fireworks, parade
• Arrest made in connection to shooting at Graceland Cemetery
• Country superstar Morgan Wallen tour hits Milwaukee, following 2021 racial slur controversy
• American Red Cross seeking heroes from Southeast Wisconsin
• Old World Wisconsin offering 'treasured holiday memories' this month
• Culver's gets festive with their new winter-themed Concrete Mixer
• Home Building & Remodeling Show coming to State Fair Park next month
• November ends near average on snow and above-average on temps
• Infrastructure dollars could improve rail travel in Wisconsin
• Two dead in vehicle fire near 30th and Capitol
• More than a dozen groups unite to create new Milwaukee Theater District
• Milwaukee World Cup Soccer fans react to Mexico not advancing out of its group
• 'Apparent shooting' causes temporary freeway closure on I-94 WB
• Dorow joins crowded state Supreme Court field, candidates make their pitch to voters
• First gay couple legally married in Milwaukee reacts to Senate passing same-sex marriage bill
• Suspect sought in shooting near state Capitol has ties to Milwaukee