Local News

• Alverno College receives $1.9M grant to support science students
• Kenosha pastor arrested, accused of transferring intimate photos without permission
• WI Tech Month returns, unites Midwest tech communities
• 'Milwaukee is what we would call a wrestling town': WWE Champion Cody Rhodes joins CBS 58 ahead of SmackDown at Fiserv Forum
• Sheboygan police seek hit-run-driver that injured bicyclist, suspect car identified
• Social media and its negative effects on teens, parents share concerns
• Milwaukee third quarter crime data shows homicides down; robbery & auto theft up
• In Milwaukee, President Biden unveils new rules for national lead pipe replacement program
• State, defense rest case in reverse waiver hearing for Milwaukee boy, 12, charged with killing his mom
• State DPI releases standardized test results
• Evacuees flee to Milwaukee as hurricane Milton closes in
• Walworth Co. deputy shoots, strikes armed suspect in East Troy
• Driver arrested after passenger killed in Dodge County crash
• MLB to produce, distribute local Brewers games in 2025
• Campaign signs in Wauwatosa, New Berlin damaged and stolen ahead of November election
• Photo gallery: View and submit 2024 Halloween photos 🎃
• Milwaukee police looking for suspect who crashed car into building
• Milwaukee police arrest man after vehicle pursuit ends in crash
• Four honored for saving West Bend alderman after heart attack
• Another chance for patchy frost as 2024 stays mild
• Culver’s joins CBS 58 to discuss CurderBurger and Hot Honey Cheese Curds
• Blessings in a Backpack to host Waukesha ‘Bridge the Gap’ gala
• Milwaukee Fire Department rescues 8 people from house fire
• MPD: 13-year-old injured in shooting near 34th and Clarke
• Take 'spooktacular' swings at Milwaukee's Nine Below with haunted mini golf
• Milwaukee remembers Oct. 7 terror attacks on Israel
• 'Fuel to that fire': Experts doubt legality of Elon Musk's PAC paying for referring registered voters in Wisconsin
• Doubs' return is expected to boost the Packers' receiving depth after they beat the Rams without him
• Walworth County officials release identities of 2 found dead in house fire
• 'Smoke goes high, we go low': Students learn fire safety tips during Fire Prevention Week
• 'A lot of joy:' City of Milwaukee extends deadline for search of 2024 Christmas tree at Cheer District
• Somber remembrances of Oct. 7 attacks on Israel happen throughout Milwaukee
• Coldplay to play at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison
• Officer-involved shooting near 68th and Capitol confirms 33-year-old suspect dead, struck by officer gunfire
• Caledonia PD's Honor Guard team receives donation from Fallen Officer's Foundation
• Busy times in your yard ahead of the winter season
• Expert discusses selecting the perfect pickleball gear
• Wisconsin BBB offers tips to avoid fall home maintenance scams
• Feeling like fall this week but still mostly above average
• Silver Alert issued for critically missing 69-year-old man
• MPD: 35-year-old dead following crash near 13th and Fond du Lac
• 20-year-old dead after crash near 68th and Capitol, police search for unknown driver
• 16-year-old dead after shooting near Cornell and Lawrence
• Trump visits Wisconsin with 30 days until Election Day
• Marathon runner hit during multi-vehicle accident in Cudahy
• Lakefront Brewery hosts annual Fall Fest of Ale
• Patchy frost possible away from the lake tonight
• 'I never thought I would be here today:' Marathon runner inspires those battling cancer
• 'We don't know how she survived for 5 days': Piper the pipe kitten rescued
• 'The biggest thing are the smiles': Majestic sun flowers bloom in Menomonee Falls