• Oconomowoc restaurant shifts to farm-to-table concept in response to economic hardships, food inspired by family recipes
• Funeral service held for Rubi Vergara, 14-year-old killed in Madison school shooting
• Capitol Connection: What to do with the budget surplus?
• Sheriff's office: 3 severely injured after head on crash in Port Washington
• 3 dead after 2-vehicle crash in Sheboygan County
• 37-year-old dead after vehicle hits county bus near Locust and Oakland
• 'Give them a hug - focus on the heroes': How to talk to your kids about school shootings
• Chilly Winter Solstice, but temps warm heading into Christmas week
• Former Milwaukee County public defender in court, charged with soliciting prostitutes and falsifying legal documents
• Injured pelican found in Wisconsin, Wildlife In Need Center asks ice fishers for donations
• Madison school shooting survivors share how they are healing with the community
• Wisconsinites take advantage of first big snowfall of the season
• Milwaukee faith and community leaders call for new gun violence prevention measures
• Over 500 students receive gifts at St. Anthony School in Milwaukee
• Hunger Task Force distributes 1,500 holiday hams to local partners for families in need
• Gifts of Love program brings books to children in need
• Official says Wisconsin shooter was new student at Christian school where her victims had deep ties
• Madison police chief overseeing school shooting probe is named to Seattle job
• Racine Zoo welcomes two-toed sloth, 'Missy'
• Morning Update: Winter weather advisory cancelled; snow reports rolling in
• Milwaukee County Zoo's annual 'Wild Lights' returns for the 4th year
• CBS 58's Feel Good Fridays: Holiday market, gingerbread activities and other festive fun
• Special election in Racine Co. held to fill vacant county executive seat
• Search for MPS superintendent continues, applications for position re-opened
• Madison police chief speaks with CBS 58 1-on-1 after deadly school shooting, updates lead investigation to California
• 'It speaks to the uniqueness of Wisconsin': MPM's 'Future Museum' on schedule
• CBS 58 Sports Director Lance Allan honored for being a staple of Wisconsin sports
• Medical teams coordinate with one another to accommodate victims during mass casualty events
• Milwaukee DPW 'ready' for wintry conditions Thursday evening after calling general ice control operation
• MCTS to offer FREE rides on New Year's Eve
• Victor's Nightclub on Milwaukee's east side to close after more than 60 years in business
• Waterford boutique highlights gifts that give back this holiday season
• Overnight Update: Snow will continue overnight with slick roads
• Film critic review: 'Mufasa: The Lion King' and 'The Six Triple Eight'
• US Cellular donates $5K worth of art supplies to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee
• California man accused of messaging Madison shooter and planning own attack, ordered to surrender guns
• After Madison shooting, Baldwin backs social media limits; would-be school shooter calls for better parent-teen communication
• Milwaukee police seek help locating critically missing man
• Victims killed in Madison school shooting identified as 14-year-old student, 42-year-old teacher
• Madison organizations, businesses step up to help community after school shooting
• 25 Waukesha students given holiday shopping spree thanks to SHARP Literacy
• Caretakers select gifts for kids thanks to Salvation Army of Milwaukee
• Brewers Community Foundation raises more than $4.5M in 2024
• Afternoon Update: Winter Weather Advisory issued ahead of incoming snow
• MPS board announces decision to re-open application window for superintendent
• Free admission at Milwaukee Co. Zoo Dec. 26-30 thanks to Generac
• AmFam Field lease agreement approved, ensuring Brewers will remain in Wisconsin through 2050
• Berrada Properties ordered by DOJ to pay $1.7 million in settlement
• Special from Wisconsin: Shopping with dairy farmers this holiday season
• Major fire in vacant building near 14th and Burnham
• Get busy, wrappers. Just 1 week until your gifts need to be presented nicely under the tree
• Don't be a Scrooge: Make your reservations for the 'Dickens Dinner' at The Grain Exchange
• Madison school shooter's motive a top priority as investigation continues, victims still not identified
• Hundreds attend Madison vigil to mourn deadly school shooting
• Bucks fans attend Deer District watch party, cheer team on in NBA Cup Championship
• Brookfield mom to receive prestigious Jerry Yeagley Award
• 'It's family': Abundant Life Christian School alumni come together to help families after school shooting
• Potawatomi's 'Heart of Canal Street' program raises more than $664K for children's charities in 2024
• Statistics show rarity of female school shooters
• Several drivers injured after multi-vehicle crash involving MCTS bus
• 2 victims killed, 6 others injured in Madison school shooting; 15-year-old female shooter also dead
• Madison community comes together to rally around victims of school shooting
• Former Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett to be replaced as ambassador to Luxembourg
• reCraft and Relic to host Mini Market in Brookfield
• Some light snow chances the next few days
• Gov. Evers orders flags lowered to honor Abundant Life Christian School shooting victims
• Parents angry after some MPS students sent erroneous high school acceptance letters
• Impact of blood donors, emergency readiness stressed in aftermath of Madison school shooting
• Police investigating threat to Golda Meir School in Milwaukee
• Bay View residents report rise in car sunroof break-ins
• Officials react to deadly school shooting in Madison
• Wisconsinites urged to get REAL ID before May 2025 deadline
• Miracle on 2nd Street Christmas pop-up returns to The Tin Widow with new all-ages cocoa bar
• Car crashes into Milwaukee nonprofit Welfare Warriors building
• There is still time to get aboard the Santa Cruise in Lake Geneva
• November home sales rise while listings drop according to Milwaukee home sales report
• Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin partners with Charlie Berens for holiday food drive
• Christmas is on the 10-day with a White Christmas still a possibility
• Wauwatosa School District accused of race discrimination in STEM program closures
• Red Cross urges blood donations with chance to win Super Bowl trip and free shirt
• ‘We will work through it:’ Milwaukee-based paper manufacturing building catches fire, no one injured
• County Executive David Crowley receives bachelor's degree at UWM graduation ceremony
• Officials say roughly 70,000 gallons of oil spilled into ground in Jefferson Co.