• Mild becomes cool quickly for the second part of the weekend, shower chances continue
• Police arrest man after pursuit, crash at Hale Interchange
• Shohei Ohtani hits 3 homers, dominates on mound in Dodgers' clinching 5-1 NLCS win over Brewers
• Brewers fans looking for some magic while down 5-1
• Famed Milwaukee Martial Arts Instructor Duke Roufus passes away at 55
• New felony charges against former Milwaukee City Attorney
• Police: Man arrested after threating staff at Democratic Party office in West Bend
• 'It’s animal cruelty': Saukville dairy farmer says proposed power lines for data center could ruin his livelihood
• In 2025, there were 9 fatal crashes from Milwaukee police pursuits — 6 people killed were innocent bystanders
• 'They're never out of it': Brewers fans hope team can rally in Game 4 to stay alive in series
• 64-year-old dead in 2-vehicle crash in Dodge County
• Hale Interchange ramp to close for 54 hours during bridge work
• Racine Zoo announces departure of Eastern Black Rhino 'Kianga'
• Rain chances continue through the weekend as drought conditions return in some areas
• DIY Halloween costume ideas from Two Men and a Truck 📦
• Port Washington Planning Commission approves tax district for incoming data center
• Wisconsin air traffic controllers feeling pressure as shutdown wears on with no paychecks in sight
• 'Words just fail': South side Milwaukee mother remembered in candlelight vigil
• Dodgers near repeat World Series trip, beat Brewers 3-1 behind Glasnow, Edman for 3-0 NLCS lead
• Maxwell Anderson ordered to pay over $90,000 in restitution to family of Sade Robinson, victim fund
• As Legislature passes school cell phone ban, one district already expanded its ban
• Milwaukee mother seeking justice for 8-year-old son struck by hit-and-run driver
• Construction for controversial I-94 expansion begins in less than 2 weeks
• There's no tailgating at Dodgers Stadium. Here's how fans pregame instead
• MPS, MTEA join forces to bring retired teachers back
• Lakeside Pub & Grill in Cudahy damaged in morning fire
• Milwaukee man pleads guilty in accidental shooting that killed mother
• Driver charged after pedestrian killed at Astor and Ogden in July
• Warmer to end the week with more rain chances
• ‘No Kings’ protests planned across SE Wisconsin
• Woman fired after suggesting to 'call ICE' on Dodgers fan
• West Allis police chase ends with crash and 3 arrests
• Milwaukee woman killed in alleged domestic attack during awareness month
• Racine prepares for celebrity bartender battle to benefit Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
• Fundraiser supports South Milwaukee Human Concerns after $100,000 flood loss
• Milwaukee plans 80th birthday celebration for Henry Winkler at the Bronze Fonz
• Milwaukee Mitchell will not show DHS video that blames Democrats for government shutdown
• A look inside Christian Yelich's California high school
• Vigil held for 33-year-old chef shot and killed, family seeking answers
• UW-Parkside Men's Soccer team and staff recognized for saving referee's life mid game
• Records: Woman wanted husband's autopsy to note injuries their daughter caused; 7 years later, daughter kills her with a rock
• 'Designing tragedy: Milwaukee's Fire Chief raises alarm about department's aging vehicles
• 'We can come together and find solutions': Emergency Gun Violence Summit returns for third year in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee County Parks crews fight deadly tree fungal disease in Whitnall Park after oak wilt spotted for first time
• First leg of I-94 East-West construction project to begin in Milwaukee County Oct. 27
• Racine students take pledge against gun violence
• MPD: Medical emergency may have led to death, crash near 35th and Fond du Lac
• Teen charged in homicide of 15-year-old girl bound over for trial
• Bucks launch third season of NBA Math Hoops to help kids slam dunk their learning
• Evers warns Trump administration against cutting Wisconsin energy funding
• From professional baseball player to mentor and coach for aspiring players in Milwaukee
• Area restaurants celebrate National Cheese Curd Day with specialty curd flavors
• FEMA team providing help in New Berlin as communities continue to recover from historic flooding
• David Seebach brings magic and supernatural storytelling to life with 'Illusions in the Night'
• South Shore Park to host 'Screaming for Relief' gathering
• Wisconsin author dives into the business of boat shows in new book
• Hunger Task Force shares healthy pasta ideas for National Pasta Day
• Persistent rain chances continue the rest of the week
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Sussex Hamilton golf scores ace off the course
• Family says man was working as delivery driver when he was fatally shot near 27th and Fond du Lac
• Brewers fans bring needed business to area bars, restaurants for NLCS Game 2 after August's historic flooding
• 82-year-old Milwaukee woman hit, killed by school bus in Indiana
• Dodgers' Teoscar Hernandez says wife told him about Pfister Hotel's haunted history
• Brewers fan steps up design for Lego Racing Sausages after NLCS win
• MPS athletics commissioner Bobbie Kelsey no longer employed by district
• Amelia's Bar and Restaurant temporarily closes following burglary
• Love of baseball runs in the family for former MLB umpire and 1982 bat boy
• 'They're going to come back': Fans hopeful Brewers will bounce back in NLCS
• Hartland students greeted with 'playoff pancakes' to celebrate Brewers playoff run
• CBS 58 exclusive: 1-on-1 with Brian Anderson, Brewers' play-by-play announcer turned NLCS broadcaster
• The man behind the 'Love You Mitch' sign during Game 5 of the NLDS
• Court docs: Milwaukee woman charged with homicide, accused of beating mother to death with rock
• iHeartMedia ends sports talk radio on 97.3; Packers and Badgers games move to 95.7 FM
• The Brass Tap celebrates Oktoberfest with German dishes and craft beer pairings
• Girls Rock MKE receives state arts grant for youth music workshops
• Allergy season over but still waiting on our first freeze
• Phenomenal steals and deals for your kiddos happening with 'Just Between Friends' Germantown consignment sale
• Veterans Community Project breaks ground on new tiny home village in Milwaukee
• 4 injured in multi-vehicle crash on I-94 at Pewaukee Road
• 'This is our year': Brewers fans hope to keep momentum going for NLCS
• FEMA Disaster Recovery Center for flooding victims open in West Allis through Oct. 31
• Milwaukee Public Museum celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Woman believed to have killed mother with rock had violent past, court documents show
• Chicago brings deep-dish to Milwaukee's food insecure community after loss to Brewers