• Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra honors voices from the past with Violins of Hope
• 2 dead after car crashes into tree, catches on fire on Milwaukee's northwest side
• People gather to celebrate Latvia's 107th Independence Day
• Packers QB Jordan Love returns against the Giants after exiting with a shoulder injury
• 16-year-old injured in 'accidental' apartment fire in Village of Lomira
• Quick decisions save referee's life on Kenosha soccer field
• Back to November reality with our temperatures
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Lance Allan one-on-one with Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
• People take advantage of the beautiful fall weather at Estabrook Park
• 'I love you all. Go Marquette!': Marquette honors Jerel McNeal by retiring his jersey
• 'I wouldn't wish this on nobody': People gather to remember those lost and injured by reckless driving
• Black Travel Summit travels to Milwaukee in 2026
• 'Not a good feeling:' Hundreds protest Saturday against proposed ICE building on Milwaukee's north side
• Village of Sturtevant Police Department closing, ending law enforcement services
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (11/15)...a prelude to the holidays w/an DIY ugly sweater workshop
• 'Why would you work to shut us down?': Carmen charter leaders believe MPS board will end their lease for NW side school
• Drivers react to I-94 construction, WisDOT officials explain why project will take eight years
• Milwaukee Public Library using art to spread awareness about recycling
• Shorewood High School associate principal receives big surprise
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes 2 Eastern black rhinos
• Explosion in Sheboygan County prompts dozens of evacuations
• CBS 58's Drive-Thru Food Drive at AmFam Field set for Nov. 21 benefitting Hunger Task Force
• 3 workers injured after roof collapse at Grafton construction site
• Reindeer, sleigh rides, ice sculpting and more: Reindeer Village taking place in the Kettle Moraine
• West Allis Central High School dismissed early due to multiple threats
• Bucks players and staff host wheelchair basketball clinic
• Milwaukee County Zoo's Wild Lights returns with expanded route
• Nice warmth to start the weekend with one isolated shower chance
• Matt Arnold wins back-to-back Executive of the Year
• CBS 58 teaming up once again with Brewers and Hunger Task Force to give back this holiday season
• 'Dear Evan Hansen' takes the stage at Wauwatosa West High School in first and only high school production
• Planned fire near Caledonia off I-94 causes concern
• Smelling the smoke? Caledonia Fire Department conducts live fire training at vacant building🔥
• Catholic groups protest outside Milwaukee ICE office
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Fall Sip-N-Sew in Franklin
• Oak Creek preschoolers learn about kindness while giving back
• Training session teaches what to do in a radioactive emergency ☢️
• Turkey Ticker Challenge: Hunger Task Force, Zurn Elkay join forces to provide Thanksgiving meals
• Woman dies after crashing SUV into back of semi on I-41 in Menomonee Falls
• Milwaukee forwards new signage in effort to reach out to those struggling with mental health, suicide
• Say goodbye to pennies: production ends, coin collectors give tips on finding treasure
• CBS 58 Morning News crew calls bingo at Potawatomi in support of children's charities
• $2,000 reward offered for information into 2021 fatal hit-and-run near 21st and National
• West Allis police: $5,000 reward offered for information in 1995 killing of Terrie Engel
• UNCF's 'Empower Me Tour' gives MPS students a look into college
• Butler vs. Bullying: Packers legend takes a stand against bullying in schools
• Admirals return home for 2 games including Sendik's Dog Day
• Holiday drink recipes from Dunn Brothers Coffee
• Look up or you'll miss it! Northern Lights make a reappearance in southern Wisconsin Wednesday night
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to spending plan that reopens federal government after record shutdown
• ‘It’s just scary’: Waukesha School Board discusses more consolidation options 
• President Trump signs bill to reopen government, ending longest shutdown in US history
• House passes bill to end historic government shutdown, sending measure to Trump
• Videos show multi-county police pursuit on I-94, man arrested
• CBS 58's Chief Meteorologist Drew Burgoyne shows off the power of weather at Panther Area🌧️
• As shutdown ends, Baldwin willing to 'play hardball' on healthcare tax credits while Tiffany says ACA 'clearly not working'
• Milwaukee business owner who experienced Hurricane Melissa on the ground starts fundraiser for those who’ve lost everything
• 'Disregard for human life': Woman charged following death of 3-year-old child near 29th and Concordia
• Man suspected of killing Milwaukee alderman's nephew arrested in Oklahoma
• 'Living in a house of horrors': 3 people charged with child neglect after 14-year-old found severely malnourished
• Giannis Antetokounmpo unavailable for Bucks' game with Hornets
• Brand-new Sesame Street show LIVE, Elmo's Got the Moves, coming to Milwaukee
• Wauwatosa bringing back July Fourth fireworks in 2026
• Milwaukee Ballet presents 'The Nutcracker' with 20 performances
• Wauwatosa apartment complex shooting: 2 men shot, another injured
• Arrest made after victim set on fire during argument near 68th and Grantosa
• 31-year-old dies after crashing into tree on Milwaukee's north side
• Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin now accepting turkey and fixing donations ahead of the holidays
• Teen mental health event returns to Milwaukee on Nov. 23
• Financial advisor shares strategies to maximize charitable donations
• Northern Lights possible again Wednesday night after a great show Tuesday night
• Wine tasting event at Delafield's Zin teaches you all the right pairings for your holiday meals
• CBS 58's One Good Thing: Former sport stars help with food insecurity
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Wisconsin native Jordan Meulemans returns home just in time
• Greenfield man found not competent for second time following 2019 fatal stabbing
• Council members and citizens give feedback to help final plans for potential fire department merger
• Despite progress on funding bill, air travel delays expected to continue even after government reopens
• ‘Please slow down’: Push to end speeding and reckless driving along Kinnickinnic Ave. continues
• Supreme Court extends its order blocking full SNAP payments, with shutdown potentially near an end
• Milwaukee teen 'serial rapist' sentenced to 35 years in prison
• New state report cards released, DPI defends concerns over accuracy of schools’ scores
• MPD investigating death of 3-year-old child near 29th and Auer; woman arrested
• The FOOD Pantry Serving Waukesha County receives a 'generous gift' of $3.5 million from local couple
• Hundreds turn out for WE Energies Cookie Book giveaway at Waukesha County Expo Center