• Mariah Antetokounmpo's Fostering Community Christmas spreads festive cheer to foster families
• Waukesha County: 1 dead in house fire in Lac LaBelle
• Don't have a Christmas tree yet? Borzynski's Farm & Floral Market in Mt. Pleasant is letting you pick your (reasonable) price
• TSA tips to keep your airport journey smooth and seamless over the holidays
• After rapper Flavor Flav’s social media post, Kenosha dentist steps in to help 11-year-old
• Dugan split verdict: Defense team planning to appeal felony conviction, process could take months to resolve the case
• After 48 years in business, Martino's Hot Dogs and Italian Beef closes doors
• MCTS to roll out 2-phase service plan; reducing service frequency in the new year
• Wisconsin breaks 24-hour precipitation record broken during August flooding
• Gifts of Love: Milwaukee family's holiday tradition of giving lives on
• GOP vows to impeach Milwaukee Co. Judge Hannah Dugan if she doesn't resign
• Slice of Ice, Milwaukee's downtown ice rink, announces 2025-26 schedule ⛸️
• Second annual Winter Market returns to Station 1846 this Sunday
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Freya
• After recent snow melt White Christmas chances are decreasing with winter beginning
• Hometown author shares holiday cocktails and mocktails paired with delicious cheeses
• Wisconsin environmental advocates meet in Milwaukee to discuss data center impacts
• Volunteers make miracles happen helping Waukesha Christmas Clearing Council prepare for toy giveaway this Saturday
• 89-year-old woman accused of running over 9-year-old out on bond, not allowed to drive
• Giannis Antetokounmpo addresses his injury and rumors about his future with the Bucks
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Haunted Holidays at the Rave
• 'Tis the season for Milwaukee Bucks' giveaways -- here's what's coming
• Milwaukee mother raises $10K in donations to combat food insecurity for students at La Escuela Fratney Elementary
• City leaders release vision report for former Northridge Mall site; Will market for sale in 2026
• Jewish Community Pantry celebrates 'Community Joy Day'
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Dec. 19-21
• Wisconsin sees biggest increase in K-12 property taxes in more than 30 years
• Jury comes to split verdict in trial of Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan
• Set sail on Lake Geneva's Santa Cruise now through January 3
• 50-degree drop in feels like temps coming with steady rain switching to bursts of snow
• Crews respond to fire at a Milwaukee apartment building Wednesday evening
• 2 separate apartment fires in Racine leaves several residents displaced
• AT&T and Human IT give 100 students refurbished laptops
• Wauwatosa teen back home after Brown University shooting 
• Town of Cedarburg planning commission recommends denial for private pond plans
• 'Dramatic increase in price': Fire departments sue fire truck makers, alleging price hike
• Menomonee Falls lifeguard honored with Red Cross award after rescuing 5-year-old from pool
• MPS, health department announce completion of lead cleanup work
• 1 dead, 2 injured in crash along County Road A near Town of Sugar Creek
• 'I’m just devastated': UW-Milwaukee closes Institute of World Affairs after 65 years
• Driver accused of leading Racine Co. deputies on chase in stolen SUV at speeds over 130 mph
• $4.25M multistate settlement reached with Menards over 'deceptive' advertising, price gouging
• Police arrest man in Arkansas in connection to Racine homicide
• Kenosha Culver's locations host Wednesday night fundraisers for family who lost 3 kids in Thanksgiving fire
• Hanukkah celebrations underway across our hometowns
• Slender Man attacker won't contest state's effort to revoke release privileges after escape
• MCTS, Molson Coors partner to offer free rides on NYE for 37th year
• Melting continues ahead of our next chance for mixed showers
• Milwaukee police seek driver who fled scene of rollover crash near 84th and Morgan
• Get your holiday cookie orders in by Friday at The Bake Sale
• Plan to merge Wauwatosa, West Allis fire departments takes step forward
• Day 3: Trial of Judge Hannah Dugan continues, prosecution rests
• Pedestrian dead after being struck by vehicle on Milwaukee's north side
• Hometown author shares inspiration for 'The Sins We Inherit'
• Neuro Advantage Rehabilitation brings specialized care to Racine County
• 1 year after the Abundant Life Christian School shooting, UW Health doctors reflect on tragedy
• Judge Hannah Dugan trial day 2: Federal agents testify about personal interactions with Dugan in hallway
• Residents, Milwaukee leaders discuss traffic calming measures on city's south side
• Construction preparations underway for Port Washington data center amid pushback
• ‘Told me to pull over or I’m dead’: Milwaukee Lyft driver relives carjacking
• Semi carrying batteries starts on fire, temporarily causing full closure of I-43 at Good Hope Road
• Raccoon falls through ceiling at Grand Geneva restaurant, bites guest who tried to catch it
• Visit Milwaukee offers free $25 gift cards with purchases at local businesses
• Rapper Flavor Flav donates to Kenosha family facing thousands of dollars in dental bills
• Group of Waukesha students from SHARP Literacy program gifted holiday shopping spree
• WisDOT joins CBS 58: I-94 ramp closures and upcoming Hawley Road closure
• Public defenders call for investigation after alleged assault at Racine juvenile detention center
• CBS 58's Alex Corradetti and Frankie Jupiter win Salvation Army bell ringing challenge for second straight year
• New fitness center opening in West Allis January 2026
• Milwaukee police investigate fatal crash near 51st and Custer
• White Christmas chances iffy for some with lots of melting this week
• Harlem Globetrotters return to Milwaukee day after Christmas
• Wanting to make your holidays brighter, Tuesday's candle-making class at Cedarburg's Midwest Candle Co. can help
• Judge Hannah Dugan trial day 1: Opening statements get underway
• Kenosha teen arrested for school threat remains in custody; charges referred
• 70th Street railroad crossing in Wauwatosa closed as Canadian Pacific troubleshoots issue
• 'I made a horrible choice': Former Whitefish Bay school official sentenced for fatal OWI crash
• Milwaukee man charged in armed robbery, battery at smoke shop
• Milwaukee Film executive director reacts to death of Rob Reiner
• Former Kenosha County supervisor facing charges for mishandling charity money, drugs
• 'Big shock': Neighbor reacts to Cedarburg man being detained, released in Brown University mass shooting
• Anti-Defamation League Midwest responds to Hanukkah celebration attack in Australia, rise in antisemitism