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• Perez's homer highlights 6-run 6th inning as Royals top Brewers 8-2 for doubleheader split
• Sal Frelick leaves Brewers' second game against Royals with left side tightness
• NBA says investigation into dispute between Bucks and Antetokounmpo is ongoing
• Mitchell provides all the Brewers offense in 5-2 win over Royals to open their split doubleheader
• Antetokounmpo says he's healthy and wants to play as Bucks continue to keep him on the bench
• Brewers prospect Cooper Pratt says long-term contract should take some pressure off him
• UW-Health to become new jersey patch sponsor for Wisconsin women's sports
• Sheppard scores 27 points on a career-high 9 3s in the Rockets' win over the the Bucks
• Milwaukee Brewers use 6-run 8th inning to power past Tampa Bay Rays 8-2
• Rollins scores 24, Kuzma adds 20 and the Bucks beat Mavericks 123-99 to snap 4-game skid
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Mark Murphy's lasting legacy
• Brewers rally for 6-2 win over Tampa Bay to spoil McClanahan's first game appearance since 2023
• Report: Bucks Coach Doc Rivers to be inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame
• Tiebreaking double in 9th gives Rays 3-2 win over Brewers
• Brewers giving shortstop prospect Cooper Pratt an 8-year, $50.75 million deal, AP source says
• Christian Yelich homers to cap a 6-run rally in the 8th inning as Brewers beat White Sox 9-7
• Mathurin scores 28 to pace Clippers past short-handed Bucks 127-113
• Murakami's home run isn't enough, Brewers beat White Sox 6-1
• Stephon Castle gets triple-double as Spurs trounce Bucks 127-95 for eighth straight win
• Jordan Love surprises young athletes with new cleats
• Jacob Misiorowski strikes out 11 in five innings as Brewers wear out the White Sox 14-2
• 'It's going to be our year': Brewers fans celebrate first season opener at home since 2021
• State volleyball great Simone Lee greets Lakeland Volleyball in Brazil 🏐
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: A Senior Day shot to remember
• Think you know your Milwaukee Brewers? Take this quiz and find out!
• Brandon Woodruff avoids IL stint and will start Brewers' 5th game of the season
• Celebration of life held for former Packers president Bob Harlan
• Enright's goal helps Wisconsin beat Ohio State 3-2 at Frozen Four, win program's ninth championship 🏒
• Ryan Rollins scores 26 points for Bucks in 108-105 win, sending Suns to 5th straight loss
• Milwaukee Juneau wins Division 4 state title against Cambridge
• Marquette women's lacrosse holds Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Game Saturday
• Brewers announce Jacob Misiorowski will start Opening Day
• Covering all the bases: Brewers preview variety of new stadium food options
• From Wisconsin to the Big Dance: Grant Leonard leads Queens into NCAA Tournament
• 'Nice to be back': Kewaskum's Jordan Stolz returns home after historic Winter Games
• Wisconsin Badgers get NCAA Tournament opponent
• Spring is coming early with the Greater Milwaukee Golf Show returning this weekend
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Nicolet's Jalen Johnson becomes face of the franchise with Atlanta Hawks
• WNBA basketball star from Milwaukee accused of punching security guard in Miami
• Brown Deer co-op looks to build off momentum of individual state champion at team event this weekend
• Celebrating the Game: WMLW to host 'Basketball Day' March 7 🏀
• Sons of Bruce Froemming, MLB umpire and Mequon native, remember ‘fiery’ father on and off the diamond
• 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
• Families say WIAA ticket process left families of qualifying wrestlers without tickets to state competition
• Local athletes sent off to represent Team USA in Paralympics with parade
• Wisconsin kids get spring training experience thanks to Brewers, Aurora Health Care
• Pat Murphy on his kids: 'You know, it's the greatest thing in my life'
• Fans cheer on US women's hockey team as they win second-straight gold medal
• Megill plans to continue to stay consistent as season draws near
• Baddoo and Brewers seem like the ideal fit 
• 'A very clear reminder of how far I've come': Froedtert holds send-off party for Paralympic curler from Oconomowoc
• Young players Milwaukee Brewers traded for prove their worth
• ‘Could be the future me’: Milwaukee girls hockey team with Olympic dreams
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Golda Meir senior creates her own club
• Jacob Misiorowski knows he belongs now
• Brewers owner Attanasio addresses possible lockout, TV deal and lack of free agency deals
• Swipes with Shaka: Marquette men's basketball team covers lunch for students
• From Waukesha to Nationals: Local curler rides Olympic buzz to big stage
• Speedskaters at Pettit Center react to Jordan Stolz winning second Olympic gold medal
• Olympian and Kewaskum native Jordan Stolz inspiring next generation of speed skaters
• Rivers, Johnson finalists for Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026
• Kewaskum native Jordan Stolz wins gold at the Olympics, inspires students at his old elementary school
• Marquette honors former coach Tom Crean with his name in the rafters
• Milwaukee Panthers ready to face top-ranked LSU
• Potawatomi Sportsbook gears up for Super Bowl as potential changes to betting in Wisconsin loom
• Southeast Wisconsin school districts create new adaptive bowling league for students with special needs
• ‘Do not get rid of him’: Bucks fans call for Giannis not to be traded night before NBA trade deadline
• 'We're ready': Brewers team loads truck with 20,000 baseballs ahead of spring training
• Doc Rivers stands by his words of calling ICE shooting of Renée Good 'murder'
• Jaylen Brown has 30 points, 13 rebounds as Celtics coast to 107-79 win over Bucks
• Donald Driver bringing girls flag football to Wisconsin schools
• ESPN report: Giannis could be ready for new home by trade deadline
• Waukesha Wings hockey game raises funds for American Cancer Society
• Milwaukee Bucks vs Dallas Mavericks game postponed
• Milwaukee Brewers All-Star Freddy Peralta traded to the New York Mets
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Kaylee Knaak makes national impact in flag football
• Oconomowoc grade schoolers participate in 'Gold Medal Games' with Olympian Bonnie Blair
• Report: Green Bay Packers, Matt LaFleur agree to contract extension
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Pat Murphy talks offseason, Bob Uecker and upcoming season
• UWM basketball Coach Bart Lundy on milestone victory, upcoming game presented by CBS 58
• Milwaukee Admirals sell special jerseys to support fight against breast cancer
• Packers fans react to playoff loss and future of head coach Matt LaFleur
• Packers fans pack Milwaukee sports bars for rivalry showdown against Bears 
• New Bucks president discusses team's future, transition, and Giannis 
• 'The pressure's on': Packers fans show out in Chicago ahead of Wild Card playoff game
• MU basketball players and their mothers shoot hoops, practice reading skills with MPS students
• Packers ramp up practice outdoors 3 days out from Bears matchup
• 2026 Winter Olympics speed skating trials held at Pettit Center in Milwaukee
• Packers starting QB has unique connection with the team
• Charlotte Hornets Kon Knueppel unveils old Duke jersey to hang in the halls of Wisconsin Lutheran High School
• Milwaukee Admirals superfan brings hundreds of bears to annual 'Teddy Bear Toss'
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Steve Stricker talks Tiger, another Ryder Cup run and more
• Milwaukee Brewers hosting auditions for new Brewers Dance Crew in 2026 season
• Giannis Antetokounmpo addresses his injury and rumors about his future with the Bucks
• Denver’s Wally’s Wisconsin Tavern’s roots run through Sheboygan
• 1-on-1 interview with Denver Broncos guard and Hartford native Quinn Meinerz 🏈
• Steelers' T.J. Watt hospitalized, undergoing lung evaluation, spokesman says
• Die-hard Packers fan doodles his way to Broncos masterpiece
• Packers take on Denver Broncos Sunday on CBS 58 -- kickoff set for 3:25 p.m.🏈