Local News

• Steady snow expected for Thursday morning commute
• Muskego elementary school closed Thursday due to well failure
• 'I am exactly doing my job': Firefighter reunites with woman, dog after saving them from burning apartment
• 250 seniors invited to Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the Salvation Army in Oak Creek
• Lac La Belle village board approves merger with Town of Oconomowoc 1 week after heated public hearing
• Brookfield cinema hosts special premiere of Wicked, raises money for Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
• Man on plane leaving Milwaukee tried to open door mid-flight, passengers duct tape and pin him down until landing
• Complaint: Mother charged after 3-year-old shoots himself with gun left on couch
• How to navigate political talk at the Thanksgiving dinner table
• AdoptMeMKE 🐈: Gruber and Jerry
• 81st Annual Holiday Folk Fair International celebrates cultural heritage at Wisconsin State Fair Park
• A construction worker, a doggy day care, and Thor: How the Milwaukee community helped reunite a lost pup with his owner
• Customers show support for Oscar's Frozen Custard at other locations after devasting fire
• MATC celebrates 1 year anniversary of electrical power distribution training program
• U.S. Navy Blue Angels will return to the Milwaukee Air and Water show in July 2025
• Dr. Kimo Ah Yun elected president of Marquette University
• Teen killed, 2 others injured in triple shooting near Silver Spring and Appleton Avenue
• Tips for a safe and accurate gun deer hunting season
• Gov. Evers orders flags lowered for Waukesha parade tragedy anniversary
• Milwaukee man seriously injured following Dodge County crash
• Green Alert issued for missing Manitowoc veteran considered to be at risk
• First Stage joins CBS 58 to preview ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical’
• Financial topics families can discuss during Thanksgiving
• Milwaukee Admirals host 'Try Hockey' event for local kids
• Fire damages former auto dealership near Good Hope and Teutonia
• Mid Afternoon Update: Accumulating snow to impact the Thursday morning commute
• Mental health is a top issue in Milwaukee Co. -- meet members of the Crisis Assessment Response Teams who work to support those in need
• Wauwatosa council passes $78 million budget, despite accusations of spreading misinformation
• New state report cards released; scoring change complicates yearly comparisons
• Big Bend teen receives Swift-themed Hawaii sendoff from Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
• Bucks, local groups host community health fair at Silver Spring Neighborhood Center
• Milwaukee city leaders announce new phase in demolition of old Northridge Mall site
• Southeastern Wisconsin's first Diverging Diamond Interchange: How does it work?
• Attorney Gerald Boyled passes away, represented serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer
• Sendik's donates 4 truckloads of holiday meal essentials to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin
• Milwaukee County's annual holiday drive kicks off, with donations benefiting Meta House
• Holidays on The Hop: Milwaukee's streetcar to host music performances, cookie giveaways and more
• FlexRide Milwaukee celebrates 100K rides since launch
• Local chef shares tips for cooking a juicy turkey this Thanksgiving
• Domestic violence call prompts hazardous materials response in Milwaukee park after discovery of suspicious substances
• CBS 58, Brewers Drive-Thru Food Drive takes place Nov. 22 to benefit Hunger Task Force
• Add a pet ornament to your Christmas tree courtesy of Kelly's Kritters
• Wehr Nature Center discusses donation campaign, expanding digital accessibility
• 'I only wanna be with you': Darius Rucker to headline Wisconsin State Fair
• Soaking rain from Monday wrapping up with some snowflakes possible the rest of the week
• Devastating fire tears through Oscar's Frozen Custard in Brookfield
• Watertown Unified School District approves controversial guidelines for transgender students
• County's $3M investment helps advance South Milwaukee affordable housing project
• 36 MATC students celebrate American citizenship at naturalization ceremony
• Lakefront Brewery workers vote to unionize, NLRB hearing set for Friday as owner chooses to not recognize effort