• Father and son, dog killed in house fire in Brookfield; 3 officers taken to hospital
• New rotary sushi restaurant in Milwaukee allows customers to let the good times roll 🍣
• 'I love it': Horlick High School students take learning to new heights
• Moment in Wisconsin: Deansville State Wildlife Area
• Welcome to March & a week of wild weather swings
• People gather downtown to protest US-Israeli attack on Iran
• 'I'm stuck here': Milwaukee nurse sheltering in Israel after US and Israeli attack on Iran
• 'Building something new can get messy': Company behind Port Washington data center hosts free car wash
• Neighbors describe smell in area near bird flu outbreak in Jefferson County
• Wisconsin leaders weigh in on US-Israeli attack on Iran
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (2/28)...Final Black History Month events, few winter fun gatherings
• CBS 58's Frankie Jupiter and Darius Joshua celebrated at 2026 Black Excellence Awards
• More closures to come March 9th as I-94 construction project continues
• Fans flock to Milwaukee's Deer District for new music venue and Bucks game
• ‘Who’s protecting the life and safety of our residents?’: Fire department merger draws backlash over name 
• 'Take what you need, leave what you can': Five Community Powered Fridges are now open on Milwaukee's northwest side
• No skis required: Après-Ski party coming to upper bar at Saint Kate Hotel
• 'A Road at Night': Director discusses powerful documentary on Howard Moore family
• Packers announce price increase on tickets for 2026 season
• Jordan Stolz exclusive: 3-time Olympic medalist speaks to Sports Director Lance Allan on his Milan experience
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office decides not to move forward with facial recognition technology
• Federally funded program gives Milwaukeeans a chance to become homeowners
• WAWM Rec hosts first-ever 'All Abilities Craft Fair'
• Local nonprofit Bereaved Together supports mothers navigating child loss
• MATC celebrates graduation of 33 new correctional officers
• $112,668 winning Fast Play Progressive Jackpot ticket sold at Pick 'n Save in West Allis
• Bucks hosting Noche Latina at Fiserv Forum on March 2 against the Celtics
• Milwaukee offering spring leaf cleanup with March 15 deadline
• Milwaukee County Zoo announces birth of Greater kudu calf 'Bosede'
• Racine officials: Young children found living in home filled with illegal drugs, 2 arrested
• AdoptMeMKE🐕: 3-year-old Lydia
• Mother of reckless driving victim sues Milwaukee, police chief over son's death
• Tiffany's Dessert Bar moves to shared kitchen in Mequon, makes room for more orders and catering season
• Versiti urges blood donations after harsh winter disrupts Wisconsin supply
• Warm and windy Friday, then a round of accumulating snow Saturday
• Blood Cancer United partners with Versiti for blood drive at ThriveOn King
• Milwaukee County leaders seek partnership to maintain Trimborn Farm in Greendale
• Garage collapses in West Allis after truck crashes into it
• Hornets' Kon Knueppel breaks NBA rookie record for 3-pointers in a season in just 59 games
• 18-year-old sentenced to 15 years after shooting man outside gas station in 2022
• Milwaukee small business owner talks issues after returning from State of the Union address
• 19-year-old to serve life in prison for killing 15-year-old boy at Milwaukee bus stop
• STEM Challenge event aims to inspire hundreds of hometowns students
• Newly released 911 audio captures Hartland school bus ride that ended in driver's arrest
• The Wicked Hop to remain closed over weekend after more roach activity found during follow-up inspection
• Marquette University police arrest suspect in connection to sexual assault, armed robbery of student
• 2 arrested after drugs, firearms seized during warrant in Menomonee Falls
• Vince Lombardi Award of Excellence Dinner to honor Milwaukee Brewers, Cecelia Gore
• Potawatomi casino team member celebrated for 35-year career
• Legendary MLB umpire and Mequon native Bruce Froemming dies at 86
• Milwaukee leaders address ICE concerns at south side community meeting
• Victims held at gunpoint on Milwaukee's east side; suspect fired shots inside residence
• Tap maple trees and watch sap turned to syrup at Riveredge Nature Center during maple sugarin' season
• Children's Wisconsin raises $308 million in largest fundraising campaign in its history
• Milwaukee's St. Patrick's Day returns March 14 with CBS 58's Michael Schlesinger and Alexis Staniec in attendance ☘️
• Milwaukee County orders flags at half-staff in honor of Rev. Jesse Jackson
• Warming up to end the work week before a snow chance on Saturday
• Betty Brinn Children's Museum planning move to larger location in Milwaukee
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert' and 'K-Pops!'
• Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation's Milwaukee's Best Bloody moves to 3rd Street Market Hall
• US hockey teams' gold inspires local athletes on the ice
• Amid hotel debate, 20+ lbs of emails show support for keeping Miller High Life Theatre
• State lawmaker faces charges after allegedly threatening to leak information about fellow lawmaker
• Johnsonville announces Dr. Pepper inspired sausage coming to stores nationwide
• CBS 58 exclusive: 1-on-1 with Milwaukee County Court Commissioner Barry Phillips
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 15 years behind bars in death of 4-year-old
• Two-thirds of voters undecided as candidates for governor, Supreme Court try to stand out
• Families say WIAA ticket process left families of qualifying wrestlers without tickets to state competition
• Landmark Credit Union Live officially opens doors this week in downtown Milwaukee
• Wauwatosa, West Allis councils give green light to fire department merger
• Man who founded Wisconsin's Peregrine Falcon Recovery Project receives surprise honor
• 8 arrested in connection to Mount Pleasant shooting, 23 firearms recovered
• Let’s go: Packers' Brass interview, work out potential draft picks
• Madison East High School mother says staff fed autistic son dog food
• Taste & Toast around Milwaukee this week with discounted appetizers and drinks
• Wehr Nature Center hosting 46th annual Maple Sugar Days March 7-8
• Local expert shares tips for setting money goals that stick in 2026
• VP JD Vance to visit Wisconsin machining facility on Feb. 26
• Empowering legacy and building futures at the Black Business Expo this weekend in Milwaukee
• Kenosha school board passes policy allowing metal detecting wands to search students
• City of Milwaukee sues leading fire truck manufacturers, alleging price gouging and delayed supply
• Travelers land in Milwaukee after violent weekend in Puerto Vallerta
• Judge denies request to block ballot measure on Port Washington data center's TID