• Rearing pond in Kenosha aims to support Lake Michigan salmon population
• 'It’s always been like a sanctuary for them': Racine County's 'The Bunker' provides fun haven for veterans
• 'This is one of the units during the year that they really remember': MPS programs find success pairing students with bicycles
• Choreographer returns to hometown to share the performance of a lifetime
• Mom, my gift to you is some amazing weather in your honor
• Assisted living community in New Berlin closing down, independent living remains
• Wisconsin mom celebrates Mother’s Day after receiving rare cancer diagnosis post-childbirth
• Schlesinger's Saturday Spotlight (5/10)...Plenty of mom fun all weekend long
• You know the deal, mom. Cooler by the lake!
• Milwaukee Archbishop Grob reflects on election of Pope Leo XIV
• Mount Pleasant fire displaces residents, results in loss of pets
• Marking 25 years of creating educational opportunities for first generation students
• Siblings honored with Red Cross award for helping to save father's life
• Excitement grows over new pope's Midwest and Peruvian ties
• 'There's nothing better': Big Boat Day at Milwaukee Community Sailing Center gets local sailors ready for summer
• Records show Madison school shooter flagged for 'high-risk' online behavior in 2022, dad dismissed talk of suicide
• Local high school honors veterans in a 100-year tradition
• ICE makes another arrest at Milwaukee County Courthouse
• Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski reads to kids at Next Door Foundation
• Milwaukee Montessori School reaches settlement over allegations of discrimination against children with disabilities
• Admirals' Luke Prokop named grand marshal of Milwaukee Pride Parade
• Milwaukee Diaper Mission, CBS 58 team up for 2025 Mother's Day Diaper Drive -- here's how you can help!👶
• 5 falcon chicks hatch at We Energies plants, just in time for Mother's Day
• An 'udderly' fun game: Milwaukee Milkmen return to the field for Friday night season opener
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Gorgonzola
• Bad puns and eyerolls on public transportation are a hit for comedian Marcus Monroe
• Mic check: Neighbors somewhat satisfied after test of new noise limits at The Rock
• Milwaukee Catholics react to the election of Pope Leo XIV, first American pope
• 'White smoke!': Milwaukee monastery watches in awe as Vatican declares Pope Leo XIV
• 'Her dedication goes beyond teaching:' Greenfield teacher named 1 of 5 Teachers of the Year
• Huggies donates $100K to Milwaukee Diaper Mission following latest commercial starring Giannis, his daughter Eva
• 35th annual Greater Milwaukee Law Enforcement Memorial honors fallen heroes
• Greenfield PD chief denies 'workplace concern' allegations
• New nonstop flight from Milwaukee to Los Angeles with Spirit Airlines launches at MKE✈️
• Hometown high school students participate in neighborhood cleanup
• Scams no more, resources from the Wisconsin BBB to help keep consumers safe
• Paint your own 'Deep Thought' boat bobblehead
• Police arrest father of 15-year-old who killed 2 at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison
• Teen shot and killed near 39th and Cherry, identified as Milwaukee 17-year-old
• Victim identified as 31-year-old woman in shooting near 73rd and Mill
• 35-year-old victim of shooting near 76th and Hampton identified
• The Tap Yard beer gardens now open with trivia, bingo and more all summer long
• Racine County highlights events for families, food lovers and more this May
• Milwaukee County Zoo offering free admission to moms on Mother's Day
• Frost likely Friday morning with lows dropping into the 30s
• Strategies to help parents support student learning
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: 3 Contreras sisters power Pius XI Lady Popes varsity softball
• MPS staffing shakeup: New superintendent to downsize central office, move 40 teachers back into classrooms
• Milwaukee police officers honored in Merit Awards Ceremony
• 'Their jaws dropped': Kenosha teacher receives more than $100,000 classroom makeover
• Waukesha teen charged in death of mom and stepdad facing new charge, enters not guilty plea
• Marquette adds women's varsity swimming to the athletics program 🏊‍♀️
• 'A sign of unity': Catholics weigh in on what they're hoping for in new pope
• Police warn of scammers posing as fundraisers outside Kenosha area grocery stores
• Mother accidentally shot by son trying to protect her ID'd, man arrested
• Long lines at Milwaukee DMV as REAL ID deadline arrives
• Questions remain after abandoned boat removed from Milwaukee's lakefront
• Blast at the ballpark: CBS 58 meteorologists perform explosive experiments for Brewers Weather Day
• 'It's just sad': Milwaukee sees surge of violence during city's Peace Week initiative
• Police officers go cross country in honor of their fallen comrades
• $100,000 All or Nothing ticket sold at Metro Market in Wauwatosa
• Family of 9-year-old battling brain cancer launches campaign to build accessible playground in Riverwest
• Police investigating after hundreds of 'white power' flyers were found in Ozaukee, Washington counties
• Students' show off projects at MPS World Fair
• Milwaukee woman arrested in case involving threats to Waupun prison staff
• Man arrested after crash in New Berlin injures passenger and knocks out power
• Toy Tips founder highlights travel and game ideas ahead of summer
• 'Inconceivable!': Cary Elwes to host 'The Princess Bride' screening and discussion in Milwaukee
• Mother's Day pop-up shop at Milwaukee's Julian Hall provides last-minute finds for mom May 10
• Despite more concerns, Franklin Common Council votes to raise noise limits at The Rock for dozens of events
• Infamous abandoned boat 'Deep Thought' officially removed from Milwaukee's lakefront
• North Fond du Lac PD: Missing teen last seen leaving house for 'TikTok challenge'
• Teen accidentally shoots, kills mother while trying to stop stepdad from hitting her
• Wohler's wait all worth it in the end
• West Allis council unanimously votes to pull The Drunk Uncle's license
• 30-year-old killed in shooting near 17th and Burnham
• $615 for a ticket to a Racine community theater performance? Expert explains outrageous resale rates that could impact audiences
• Zoning committee delays decision on proposed Moxy Hotel in Deer District
• Tosa troll: World-renowned art piece coming to new Wauwatosa park
• 'I have done nothing wrong': Gov. Evers defends ICE memo, responds to latest arrest warning by Trump admin
• Brewers Trading Card Distribution by Local Police program returns this year
• Lakefront Brewery announces Curds à la Carte, an expanded off-site food offering
• More than 140 adoptable animals flown into Waukesha County Airport from shelters in south
• Milwaukee man accused in alleged sex slave ring facing additional charges