• 'Try again': Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley to earn bachelor's degree Sunday at UWM
• 1 out of 4 teens sentenced for part in armed car robberies and pursuit that led to officer-involved shooting
• Wife of man who tried to fake his own death files for legal separation
• New Hallmark Christmas movie set in Milwaukee; writer tells CBS 58 why he picked the city
• Heart of Canal Street to celebrate 30 years of giving at finale event Dec. 17
• Fire destroys home in Racine County
• Carmen Schools of Science and Technology break ground on new campus
• Battle of the Bells: Alex Corradetti and Frankie Jupiter ring in the holiday spirit!
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Maria' and 'Carry On'
• 'Bringin' on the heartbreak': Def Leppard with Tesla to headline Summerfest opening day
• Local financial pro offers tips for sticking to a holiday budget
• Harlem Globetrotters bring basketball tricks to Fiserv Forum on New Year’s Eve
• Bitter cold today before temps moderate into the weekend
• 1 airlifted to hospital after 3-vehicle accident in Racine County
• Children's Wisconsin hosts Winter Carnival for patients and their families
• Team Phoenix brings cancer survivors together at the Pettit National Ice Center
• St. Ben's Community Meal turned into overnight warming center as temperatures drop
• Mother of fallen Milwaukee police officer raises money for police recruit scholarships
• City of Milwaukee housing authority is 'troubled,' according to critical federal report
• Burst sprinkler causes delay in Waukesha Emergency Overflow Shelter opening
• Craft breweries face challenges as Milwaukee favorites close their doors
• $100,000 All or Nothing ticket sold in Milwaukee
• 1 dead after officer involved shooting in Oshkosh, DOJ investigates
• Milwaukee woman awarded AARP Wisconsin's top volunteer award
• Disney On Ice promotes reading with free ticket program for Fiserv Forum shows
• Milwaukee County Zoo penguins enjoy newly renovated habitat thanks to generous grant 🐧🐧
• Saint Kate to host Brunch with Santa this weekend
• Morning anchor Mike Curkov readies for Milwaukee Rep 'A Christmas Carol'
• Next Act Theatre presenting 'Almost, Maine' though Dec. 15
• Blessings in a Backpack hosts Race to Feed packing competition to help feed kids
• 'You can dance, you can jive': ABBA tribute to perform at Pabst Theater
• Happy Con returns to Greendale with celebrity guests and collectibles
• First cold weather advisory of the season has been issued!
• MPS community engagement meeting held to address school safety issues
• Online records: Kayaker accused of staging his own death now in custody in Green Lake County
• Revitalize Milwaukee sees increase in home repair needs; Mayor Johnson discusses supporting programs
• Police consistently recover kind of gun allegedly used in UnitedHealthcare CEO's death; no WI laws regulate 3D printed weapons
• Third judge assigned to former City Attorney Tearman Spencer's case in a matter of hours
• Recognize him? Milwaukee police seek suspect in connection with shooting near 12th and Highland
• Officials: Woman dies after being T-boned by alleged drunk driver in Cudahy
• Students get an early lesson in computer coding on Milwaukee's south side
• City of Racine blesses 3rd baby box in Wisconsin
• Packers' touchdowns helps Hunger Task Force score big
• ArtinMKE: Jenny Jo Wennlund champions women, mothers with inspired paintings, healing and art retreat
• Clement Manor residents put together care packages for people without housing
• The Gingerbread House in Muskego creates holiday magic with baked goods
• Santa Does Exist initiative spreads holiday cheer for families of Racine
• Winter chill returns with a chance for light snow
• Lance Allan and Mike Curkov team up in the pro-wrestling ring at Blizzard Brawl
• Outdoor dining in igloos, shanties, and domes are back at Lowlands Group restaurants
• 2 Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office squads struck by different drivers Monday night
• Opponents of Menomonee Falls book ban call on state to overrule decision
• Hartland village trustee speaks out after losing more than $1K to phishing scam
• Arrest made in Waukesha death investigation after body found in tarp
• Suicide prevention trainings honoring Ald. Jonathan Brostoff aim to save lives
• Antisemitic fliers distributed to homes in Greendale and Greenfield
• Bay View neighbor opens Little Free Dog Library, paying it forward in honor of her 'soul dog'
• Baconfest Milwaukee returns to Potawatomi Casino Hotel Feb. 23
• Penfield Children's Center breaks ground on indoor playground
• 'No ice is safe ice:' Wisconsin DNR shares winter safety tips after driver falls through frozen waters in Green Lake County
• AT&T plans to end landline service across the US
• Gas prices take another dip in Milwaukee, according to GasBuddy
• MOVE 2025: MCTS asks for riders' input to improve bus routes
• JJ Watt stopped at a Waukesha food truck and loved it so much he had more delivered to his private jet
• Yearly temp check after a mild weekend
• Ring in the holiday season at Oshkosh Celebration of Lights
• The elves can help at a DIY holiday gift workshop happening this Friday in Brown Deer
• Vigil honoring victims of violence recognizes improving trends in Racine; 4 homicides in 2024 compared to 13 in 2023
• 61st annual Christmas Parade held in downtown Waukesha
• Workers showcase products at Colectivo Coffee's Holiday Market
• Temps to come crashing down after one more mild day
• 44-year-old pedestrian hit and killed in Racine
• 41-year-old dead after shooting in Racine
• 'It's really wholesome': Marquette student-athletes spread holiday cheer with kids shopping spree
• Capitol Connection: Act 10 overturned
• The Gathering Place: Local artist crafts sculpture for new Milwaukee Public Museum
• JCC's "Wellness 360" program makes sure those with special needs are well-rounded, independent
• 'They're just so magnificent': Dancing horses return to impress audiences near Lake Geneva
• Puny Pet Paintings: Kenosha artist creates personalized pocket-sized creations
• 'They shouldn't be left out': Kenosha 12-year-old organizes toy drive for local students
• 'Makes us feel at home': Operation Holiday Celebration brings military families together for the holidays
• Warmer than average weather continues for a few more days
• Employee dead after industrial accident in Waukesha
• Local brewery hosts fundraiser for co-owner diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer
• Kegel's Inn celebrates 100 years, honors 4 generations of business at open house