• CBS 58 Hometowns: We're heading to Slinger and Bayside
• Meet June, a beagle pup available for adoption at the Wisconsin Humane Society
• DOT video shows car hitting Port-a-Potties on I-94 near Pewaukee
• 'This has to stop': Milwaukee Fire Dept stretched thin by record call volume
• 3-time NBA champion and Running Rebels alum, Kevon Looney returns, spreading message of hope and encouragement
• Committee denies repainting "Black Humanity Now" mural in downtown Racine
• 'An excellent teammate': 90-year-old man having fun, making plays on the diamond
• Woman hurt in fire near 38th and Chambers
• Mexican Fiesta 2022: Celebrate Aug. 26-28 at Henry Maier Festival Park
• Police seek missing 27-year-old Milwaukee man, last seen Aug. 1
• CBS 58's Frankie Jupiter participates in State Fair cream puff eating contest
• Memory care facility in Brookfield brings livestock and music to residents with second annual county fair
• Lake breeze marks start of a cooler pattern taking shape
• Immerse yourself in 'Adventure in Wonderland' -- China Lights festival returns Sept. 16 through Oct. 30
• Purple is back! Bucks unveil new 'Light It Up' Classic Edition uniforms
• End of Summer Block Party, hosted by Grace Lutheran Church, set for Aug. 21
• CBS 58 Hometowns: Delafield
• Fugitive who escaped at Mitchell Airport captured in Ohio 9 months later
• Pedestrian struck by car and killed while crossing the street
• Milwaukee fire chief fed up with ongoing arson at former Northridge Mall
• Mayor Cavalier Johnson speaks on shakeup of OVP
• Milwaukee unity event galvanizes Democratic support to kick off general election campaign
• Racine city and county aim at stopping crime, partners with national organization
• Milwaukee site proposed for new youth correctional facility to help close Lincoln Hills
• Preseason gives Packers chance to measure QB Love's progress
• New UW-Madison chancellor visits Milwaukee amid biggest application wave ever
• Denita Ball shares her plans as next sheriff of Milwaukee County
• Brewers to offer golf simulator at American Family Field in September, reservations open Aug. 11
• Wisconsin Humane Society seeks fosters for rabbits taken in after large-scale rescue in Manitowoc
• Slender Man attack: Morgan Geyser drops release request
• 5 teens arrested after pursuit with Milwaukee police, gun found nearby
• Attention allergy sufferers: Ragweed season is here
• 4 people injured in separate overnight shootings
• Anchor Mike Curkov rides the Wisconsin State Fair Ferris wheel 58 times
• Largest Milwaukee Black Theater Festival returns this week
• Assembly Speaker Vos wins reelection after Trump attempts to unseat him
• Trump-backed candidate Tim Michels wins Republican primary race for governor
• Referendum to double budget of Western Lakes Fire Department fails
• Denita Ball will become Milwaukee County's next sheriff
• Dodge County sheriff: Woman pronounced dead after crash in Township of Emmet
• Mandela Barnes secures Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, will face Sen. Ron Johnson this fall
• Pop-up farmer's markets bring fresh food to Milwaukee's food deserts
• Bucks hold open auditions for Grand Dancers
• Milwaukee Police Department receives supply of locks from Master Lock company
• Families travel from California, Illinois to adopt beagle puppies at Wisconsin Humane Society
• 3 Democrats on the primary ballot for Milwaukee County sheriff
• Officials warn public of telephone scammer impersonating Milwaukee police officer
• Wisconsin man dies when motorcycle hits bear in Montana
• Milwaukee Police Association says officer shortage has reached 'critical level'
• Mitchell International says your next flight may be easier than ever with new CLEAR ID kiosks
• West Allis voters head to the polls for Wisconsin's primary election
• Cudahy police: Missing child found safe
• Absentee ballot counting underway in Milwaukee
• Fair foodies, rejoice. Tuesday is "Crazy Grazin' Day." Lots of discounted food to try.
• Shooting leads to large seizure of weapons in Racine
• AP sources: ESPN out of Big Ten TV rights negotiations
• Michels and Kleefisch vote as the polls open
• 43-year-old driver dies after striking tree in Waukesha County
• Cooler and comfy air returns with low rain chances
• Political analyst breaks down lieutenant governor's race
• Man charged in shooting during Racine funeral held on $1 million bond
• Milwaukee police: Critically missing 15-year-old found safe
• NFL: Rodgers' use of ayahuasca didn't violate drug policy
• Wisconsin Assembly candidate Steen hosts 'Toss Vos' campaign event ahead of primary
• Marquette's 2003 Final Four team returns for MU golf outing
• Kleefisch, Michels discuss Trump's influence in GOP primary race for governor
• Inflation Reduction Act likely won't have immediate impact on Wisconsinites' wallets
• Milwaukee man accused in death of 9-month-old child ordered to undergo mental exam
• MACC Fund Open honors art of two-time childhood cancer survivor
• Drive-thru job fairs coming to Milwaukee's north, south side Aug. 18
• Know before you vote: Reminders ahead of Tuesday primary election
• 'Inclusivity is so important to us': State Fair hopes to offer more sensory friendly mornings in future
• Milwaukee Bucks announce 2022 preseason schedule
• Opioid Settlement Plan money will be used to combat crisis in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Dragon Boat Festival returns to Lakeshore State Park this weekend
• First Student Muskego needs bus drivers with just weeks to go until the school year begins
• Help crown 'The Best Bloody Mary in Wisconsin' at festival in Milwaukee's Deer District
• Weekly Milwaukee gas report shows price decline
• Milwaukee police searching for suspect after deadly shooting near 5th and Vienna
• Mother Nature bringing back some nicer weather after Monday morning rain
• Poll: Kleefisch has slight lead over Michels in tight GOP primary race for governor
• MCSO: Driver shot on I-94 eastbound near 25th Street
• Another round of rain and storms overnight into Monday
• Menomonee Falls police seek help in finding BP gas station retail theft suspects