• 'Stocked to the brim': Amid SNAP concerns, food pantries pop up at Wauwatosa elementary schools
• Wisconsin's largest family-owned jewelry store will close its doors after 75 years of business
• Pewaukee home a total loss after fire
• CBS 58's Drive-Thru Food Drive at AmFam Field set for Nov. 21 benefitting Hunger Task Force
• $50,000 Powerball ticket sold at Festival Foods in Kenosha
• Add some sparkle to November with a visit to the Christmas Fantasy House ✨
• Mother, daughter dead after house fire in Waukesha
• We Energies' winter moratorium now in effect
• Volunteers pick more than 20,000 pounds of apples from Mequon farm for area food pantries
• Wisconsin BBB encourages consumers to thank local businesses in November
• Warm and relatively dry October comes to an end as we look ahead to when snow begins in November
• The beloved sandwich gets top billing with its own special holiday Nov. 3
• 'You’re here with us in spirit': Sade Robinson memorial bench unveiled at Warnimont Park
• Day of the Dead celebrated at Zocalo Food Park
• All aboard, all train enthusiasts! Trainfest returns to Milwaukee 🚂
• 'Spaghetti with the Sisters' tradition serving up warm meals for 70 years at St. Joan Antida High School
• 'Death doesn't need to be feared. It can be joyful': Day of the Dead celebrates loved ones in death
• As the clocks go back, we can move forward with some milder temperatures
• Milwaukee Public Museum hosts first-ever Powwow
• Congrats! CBS 58 and Telemundo Wisconsin win a total of 4 Emmys this year
• ‘Neighbors helping neighbors’: Milwaukee community stepping up amid SNAP pause
• Thousands line up early Saturday at AmFam Field for We Energies 2025 Cookie Book giveaway
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (11/1)...Free Zoo Day, Beer & Bacon, etc...
• November starting off on a cool, showery note
• New video shows end of police chase on I-94, 2 arrested
• Kids of all ages celebrate Halloween at Azura Memory Care in Fox Point 🎃
• Finance committee gives $8M to Milwaukee Fire Department to replace aging equipment
• 'Crisis plan' in place on Brady Street for Halloween weekend due to safety concerns 
• Bringing back the early 2000s! Children's Wisconsin surprises patients with 2nd annual flash mob 💃🕺
• Have a pet and are worried about SNAP benefits ending? A Milwaukee organization is dedicated to keeping your furry friend's bowl filled
• After his leg was amputated because of cancer, this West Allis K-9 is making a run for recovery
• 'It takes some of the stress off': UWM's campus food pantry saw 34% increase in demand in October
• Milwaukee man charged in wrong-way OWI crash that left unborn child dead
• Big Putts Mini Golf location now open in Waukesha
• 🍔🧈A legacy well-done: Solly’s Grille owner prepares to pass the spatula
• A spooky rain chance will return tonight
• Video shows possible meteor lighting up the sky in southeast Wisconsin 🌠
• The Beast of Bray Road still haunts and intrigues Elkhorn residents
• Despite surplus, Wisconsin unlikely to cover expiring food benefits costs
• MMA legend Anthony 'Showtime' Pettis promotes fight card at Potawatomi Casino
• Germantown Fire Department battles trailer fire, 1 injured
• Sixth annual Trunk or Treat in Milwaukee's Lindsay Heights neighborhood 🎃👻🍬
• Brake issues cause Milwaukee Tool chainsaw recalls
• 27-year-old seriously injured in shooting near 19th and Locust
• New space for the dogs at HAWS thanks to Tito's vodka 🐕
• Artist working to add final sculpture to Waukesha Christmas Parade Memorial
• More ways to donate to those impacted by possible end to SNAP benefits in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee hosts 80th birthday celebration for Henry Winkler
• $3M bail set for Grafton man accused of trying to kill wife after she filed for divorce
• UW report: Badgers' poor performance could cost the state hundreds of millions
• 'The heartbeat of this city': 5 city employees honored at Milwaukee City Hall
• West Allis police renew call for information in 1995 killing of Terrie Engel
• Cathedral Square Park renamed for holiday season as trees arrive
• Happy Halloween! List of 2025 trick-or-treat times in southeast Wisconsin 🎃👻🍬
• Milwaukee police union votes to ratify labor agreement with City of Milwaukee
• Oak Creek High School cheer team raising funds for national championship trip
• Few showers for Halloween, peak fall color and clocks falling back an hour all over the weekend
• Local groups demand use of state money to fill funding gaps, SNAP benefits
• Athletes hone skills at Special Olympics basketball clinic hosted by Milwaukee Bucks
• 'No person should have to go hungry': SNAP benefits deadline looming over residents
• 1 in custody after rollover crash involving 2 semi-trucks along Mitchell Interchange
• Proposed bill would require 'speed limiter' devices for reckless drivers in Wisconsin
• Different Capitol, same finger-pointing: Dems, Van Orden trade shutdown blame in Madison
• City leaders celebrate Northridge Mall officially being demolished, look to the future
• 'We don't want to tow your car': New Milwaukee ordinance cracks down on unpaid parking tickets
• Port Washington family creates 'Blessing Box' to help community amid pause in SNAP benefits, government shutdown
• Racine Unified School District purchases all-terrain wheelchairs for field trips, outdoor learning
• High school students explore careers in energy during We Energies Demo Day
• Watch CBS 58's exclusive chat with Henry Winkler ahead of his Milwaukee birthday celebration!
• 'Nothing was done': Family of Dante Campbell calls on CPS to do more for kids in crisis
• Door County Candle Co. releases Jamaica Relief Candle, with all profits going toward hurricane recovery
• Patrick Warburton to host show at Milwaukee's Turner Hall Ballroom Nov. 2
• Third annual Veterans Market is back in Rusty’s Waterford on Nov. 1
• Breeze remains but temperatures stay steady
• Financial advisor discusses investing myths and strategies
• Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin shares fall recipes for Halloween treats
• Milwaukee School Board approves $1.6 billion final budget for 2025-26
• 'Spaghetti with the Sisters' marks 70th year Nov. 2 at St. Joan Antida High School
• Avast ye-self to this West Bend pirate ship Halloween house
• Creepy and Kooky, it's the Addams Family house in West Allis
• Abundant Life Christian School shooting victim leaves hospital with long road of recovery ahead
• 'It's a lot': As many relying on SNAP benefits look for solutions, some people are stepping in to help
• Saukville police: Driver who fatally struck woman in Walmart parking lot said she hit the wrong pedal
• FEMA aid rejection: Local governments outside Milwaukee also denied flood relief