• Check out the latest wedding trends at the 58th annual ''Wonderful World of Weddings'
• Sheboygan teen killed in 2-car collision in Manitowoc County
• 'Cycle of life': Dozens of old Christmas trees used for Milwaukee plots, gardens during 4th annual Mulch-o-Rama event
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (1/10)...Gaming convention, home remodeling show, wedding expo
• 'Feeling angry right now': Thousands march through Milwaukee streets in another anti-ICE protest
• Kansasville firefighters save trapped puppy
• New Bucks president discusses team's future, transition, and Giannis 
• 17 Republicans help pass 3-year extension for Affordable Care Act subsidies
• 'He took 2 beautiful lives out of my life': People gather for vigil for pregnant woman found dead in Milwaukee home
• 'The pressures on': Packers fans show out in Chicago ahead of Wild Card Playoff Game
• Racine County Sheriff announces retirement, not seeking re-election
• How the Minnesota ICE shooting compares to a Milwaukee police shooting that led to charges against the officer
• West Allis WWII veteran rings in 100th birthday, credits long life to Green Bay Packers and his wife
• ALDI grocery store at Sherman and Custer set to close Jan. 11
• MU basketball players and their mothers shoot hoops, practice reading skills with MPS students
• ‘He has never gotten to see my sister in her wedding dress’: Milwaukee father killed in crash a month before his wedding
• 1 dead in semi vs car crash in the Town of Burnett
• Vehicle crashes into Stone Creek Coffee in Delafield, no injuries reported
• Bring your wedding planning to life this weekend at the State Fair Expo Center
• Record breaking warmth followed by accumulating snow
• West Milwaukee police search for woman missing since December
• I-94 East-West project to close 27th Street bridge, exit ramp in February
• New blackout and retro license plates now available for Wisconsin drivers
• 'This is going to be a wrongful death suit': Attorney, former MPD officer, talks legal liability after Minneapolis ICE shooting
• Milwaukee's historic August flooding is FEMA’s second priciest 2025 disaster 
• 2025 Milwaukee crime report: Homicides on the rise, other violent crimes down
• 'What neighbors do': Sherman Perk Coffee owner rallies community to help mother in need
• Complaint: Officer trapped in moving car after arrest attempt spirals out of control
• 'I forgive him': Milwaukee boy recovering in ICU after accident involving unlicensed driver
• Wauwatosa officials: Pet dies in house fire near 96th and Fiebrantz
• Expert discusses teens, screens, and mental health
• Silver Alert: Milwaukee man last seen near Silver Spring and Lovers Lane
• Debate continues over Cedarburg family's proposal to build private pond using Cedar Creek
• Wisconsin coalition urges lawmakers to pass Cole's Act on prescription costs
• Garage floor collapses at Milwaukee apartment building near Knapp and Astor
• Let Simple Eats MKE do the prepping and cooking to make meals easier in 2026
• Purse stolen from Holy Hill recovered after tips from public
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Is This Thing On?' and 'We Bury the Dead'
• Milwaukee County Zoo hosting Samson Stomp run on Jan. 18
• Heavy rain and near record high temperatures for Thursday
• 1 dead after crash near 76th and Morgan, victim identified
• 'People are fearful': Hundreds rally in Milwaukee against ICE after fatal shooting in Minneapolis
• Video shows Cudahy School District employee arrest after claims of child sexual assault 
• Rams on the run conclusion: 1 of 2 sheep running wild along Lake Michigan captured
• Water main break causes road closures between 25th and 27th on Grange
• 'We're gonna have late Christmas': Glorioso's reopens after fire kept famous deli closed for 3 months
• GOP proposal aims to protect your energy bill and environment from data centers, joins Democratic efforts
• BBB warns of church piano scam making the rounds
• Vehicle windshield damaged after being struck by gunfire along S. Lovers Lane Rd. in Franklin
• Racine Fire Department tests refurbishing trucks amid rising costs and long delays
• West Allis man charged in police pursuit, crash that killed 18-year-old cousin
• MPS basketball coach and teacher under investigation for allegedly slapping player during practice
• Packers ramp up practice outdoors 3 days out from Bears matchup
• Men believed to be connected to South American crime ring appear in Waukesha Co. court
• 14-year-old seriously hurt after shooting, crash near 12th and Greenfield
• Waukesha County Sheriff Eric Severson announces retirement
• Planning your next vacation? NYT editor weighs in on '52 Places to Go in 2026'
• Officials: Driver charged with hitting 4-year-old child in Froedtert clinic parking lot
• Competency exam ordered for 89-year-old charged in Cudahy hit-and-run that injured child
• Nourish Organic Juice Bar in Oconomowoc talks superfood trends -- from matcha to sea moss
• VISIT Milwaukee preview: New year, new events around town
• Another soaking rain possible this week
• Stretch break: Helpful exercises for those often stuck at a desk
• Sherman Park Grocery Store at risk of closing just 3 years after opening
• FOIA fulfilled: Body cam video shows 2023 crash response when teen's body was not found in car until 4 days later
• As Caledonia mother of 4 battles stage 4 cancer, community steps up to raise funds for treatment
• Candy Cane Lane raises more than $200K for MACC Fund in 2025 season
• ‘Please turn it in’: Woman’s purse stolen at Holy Hill, including important medical card
• Waukesha man accused of killing parents, living with decomposing bodies pleads guilty in court
• What's next for Venezuela? A native now in Wisconsin and local Latin America experts weigh in
• Natural gas plant proposal concerns neighbors, excites project leaders in Walworth County
• 61-year-old dead after crashing into ditch in Fond du Lac; alcohol believed to be factor
• Husar’s House of Fine Diamonds to close this Saturday after 75 years in business
• Valentine's Day cards wanted for Wisconsin veterans; here's how to help 💌
• Milwaukee man faces felony charge after being accused of making pipe bombs at West Allis workplace
• Menomonee Falls police: Suspect vehicle sought in New Year's Day hit-and-run crash
• Man accused of stalking a Wisconsin Supreme Court justice gets probation in a plea deal
• Body camera footage shows wrong-way driver on freeway hitting Milwaukee County squad car New Year's Day
• 'It was bad': Pulaski High School parents frustrated after driver hits 70-year-old crossing guard
• Milwaukee Public Museum kicks off Ancient Civilizations celebration Jan. 10
• Ease back into movement in 2026 with physical therapy
• 41st annual Waukesha JanBoree brings 'Out of This World' winter fun Jan. 16-25❄️☃️
• Kenosha officer shoots dog after it attacks multiple people, firefighters
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to dig into health headlines