• 31-year-old killed in 2-vehicle crash near 60th and Hampton, driver taken into custody
• Experts credit climate change as factor in recent severe weather in Wisconsin as politicians share varying views
• CBS 58 exclusive: 1-on-1 with women leaders at the Milwaukee Police Department
• Waukesha County man competes on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• 'It was unbelievable': Burlington family recounts historic barn destroyed from tornado
• Get rid of unwanted furniture, flood-damaged items through Milwaukee's Clean & Green program
• Drive-thru coffee chain 7 Brew expands with new Milwaukee location
• 'There's more work to do': Milwaukee County executive addresses expanding housing access for working families
• Kenosha Chamber Choir previews spring concert, open to all without auditions
• Major flooding continues with swollen Fox River over its banks in Kenosha Co.
• MCTS welcomes new chief operations officer as longtime COO retires after 28 years
• Milwaukee realtor discusses spring housing market and real estate fraud risks
• Mukwonago dog rescue hosting open house April 25 with no pre-adoption form required
• Recap of a historical severe weather week
• Cleaning service business owner swamped with clients due to flooding in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin authorities put total arrests from clashes at beagle breeding facility at about 25
• Kids take on the court at 'Fiserv Salutes Basketball Camp'
• 2 kayakers rescued from Milwaukee River
• 'It's our responsibility': Dozens volunteer for North Avenue community cleanup
• A cooler side of April to start the week followed by rebounding temperatures
• Severe storm tears roof off business, destroys barn in Franksville
• Turang hits 2-run homer and stretches on-base streak to 18 games as Brewers beat Marlins 5-2
• Local associate principal named National High School Assistant Principal of the Year
• Several confirmed tornadoes in SE Wisconsin after Friday storms
• MFD: Lightning strikes causes fire at vacant house
• Ridglan Farms protesters clash with Dane County Sheriff's Office deputies at beagle breeding facility
• L and L Farms and Greenhouse in Caledonia damaged in severe storms that swept through southeast Wisconsin
• Waukesha residents ready for relief after week of storms and rain
• 13-year-old injured in shooting on Milwaukee's south side
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (4/18)...Another great variety to help you plan your weekend
• Finally! A much quieter weather pattern setting up for the week...
• Friday storms cap off a wild week of weather in southeast Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport travelers shelter in place during storm
• Waterford residents clear debris after severe weather
• Komen Wisconsin hosts Bowties and Blooms gala in support of breast cancer research
• MPD Assistant Chief Nicole Waldner retires after serving nearly 30 years on the force
• Tosa Village businesses, homeowners prepare for flooding with more rain in the forecast
• Hometown second graders give back to Epikos Food Pantry
• Have gently used baby toys or clothing? Here's how to donate to the Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation Family Day
• 35-year-old killed in shooting near 1st and Greenfield, victim identified as Milwaukee man
• Waukesha braces for another threat of severe weather
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Dangers of flash flooding
• Tiffany's Dessert Bar previews spring and summer plans including Mother's Day
• Driver killed after car goes over median, hits pillar and catches fire on S. Howell
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Pumpkin
• Flour Girl & Flame launches limited pizza to benefit MACC Fund through April 19
• Ryan Seacrest Foundation bringing interactive media studio to Children's Wisconsin
• Elkhorn recovering after EF-0 tornado hits area
• South Shore Beer Garden opens for the 2026 season
• Wauwatosa police K-9 helps take down armed suspect at Mayfair Mall
• Basement collapses due to significant water pressure caused by widespread flooding
• Milwaukee Fire Department responds to 60 flooding calls, preparing for more on Friday
• Data center deep dive: Special report on why tech companies are focusing on Wisconsin
• With more storms possible Friday, city leaders call for caution and help with clearing storm drains
• Tow companies see surge in calls after storms flood Milwaukee streets, strand drivers
• 'Just chaos': Area around Marquette University campus hit by flash flooding amid severe storms
• Man escapes waist-deep floodwater after rideshare gets stuck under Milwaukee bridge
• Brady Street area businesses hit hard by flooding
• Packers name UW Health official health care partner in multi-year agreement
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Tips to keep you safe during a tornado warning
• Briefly drying out after another round of storms and flooding Wednesday evening
• Milwaukee's second annual Michelada Fest returns to Zócalo Food Park April 25
• Man dies of suspected lightning strike in Pewaukee parking lot
• MCTS warns of delays, detours Thursday morning due to severe weather
• Milwaukee roads flood again after second night of heavy rain, driver talks being stuck near Kinnickinnic River
• Milwaukee Brewers give young fan first 'Brew Crew Call Up' of the season ⚾
• Severe weather: Flooding rivals historic August storms
• Wisconsin friends ready for the Senior PGA Championship
• EF-1 tornado hits Waterford, knocking trees onto homes and cars
• Water Drop Warning in effect after severe weather
• Severe flooding causes several full road closures
• ‘We’re so blessed:' Families reflect on EF-2 tornado that hit Lisbon-Sussex area as cleanup begins
• NWS confirms an EF2 tornado near Sussex in Waukesha County, leaving significant damage
• Gov. Evers declares state of emergency after severe weather impacts Wisconsin
• 8:45 Update: Tuesday's severe storms left lots of damage; strong storms moving in now.
• Tax Day 2026: Filing advice from a private wealth advisor
• Amtrak renews push for Hiawatha West expansion to Madison with new cost plan
• Central Standard Tavern opens at the Milwaukee airport, bringing a taste of the Cream City to travelers
• FoodShare recipients who lost food in recent storms could qualify for replacement benefits
• Currie Park flooded by severe storms less than 1 year after historic flooding 
• Business owners left to clean up debris after EF-2 tornado hits Libson-Sussex area
• What you can do to help as MMSD issues water drop alert while storms hit southeast Wisconsin
• Arab American History Month celebrated at Milwaukee Area Technical College
• Grammy-nominated mariachi group bringing show to Marcus Center
• Previewing films set to be featured during Milwaukee Film Festival
• Local expert explains how schools define Other Health Impairment