News

• Nearly 50 Wisconsin National Guard members return home after 10-month deployment
• Brewers' former medical director continues fight against pancreatic cancer
• Milwaukee native Kevon Looney back in his old stomping grounds
• 1 dead, 2 officers hurt after pursuit leads to crash, car fire near 19th and Hampton
• At least 15 vehicles involved in Sheboygan Co. crashes amid heavy fog, serious injuries reported
• 'She did the right thing': Waukesha County woman narrowly avoids phone fraud -- now she's warning others
• Wisconsin Humane Society at 'crisis levels' with cat overcrowding
• New Berlin and Brookfield police departments sound alarm over reported car entry spike
• Kelly Clarkson’s ex-husband Brandon Blackstock dead at 48 after cancer battle
• 1 dead, 1 injured in single-vehicle crash in Kenosha
• China Lights to return Sept. 12 with ‘Magical Forest’ theme
• ‘South Park’ mocks Kristi Noem and the Trump administration in its latest episode
• Dodge County officials: 1 dead, another seriously hurt in head-on crash in town of Trenton
• Morning Glory Art Fair returns to Deer District for 50th anniversary
• A La Carte at the Zoo 2025 brings 4 days of food, music and animals to the Milwaukee County Zoo
• A little warmer and more humid each day with persistent storm chances
• CBS 58's Amanda Becker participates in State Fair cream puff eating contest
• Indiana’s Republican leaders won’t commit to redistricting after Vance visit
• Dogs rescued from Racine house fire Wednesday night
• Shooting leaves 29-year-old dead near Sherman and Courtland
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Brewers welcome Wisconsin native Danny Jansen
• Amid Wisconsin measles cases, Milwaukee Health Department running simulations to prepare for additional outbreaks
• 29-year-old killed in shooting near Courtland and Sherman Blvd
• Anonymous donor pays $500k bond, releasing mother of 4 from Walworth County Jail
• MPD seeking help locating missing 59-year-old
• 'No lawyer's willing to take the case right now': Parents of 4-year-old shot in head appear in court without representation
• Triple Taproom closes on Milwaukee's east side; employees say they were 'blindsided'
• Milwaukee man sentenced after killing ex-girlfriend's boyfriend in August of last year
• Wisconsin inmate sentenced to 5 years for role in guard's death
• 'Just ball out!': Regional Great Wisconsin Bag-Off champion crowned, set to compete in state competition in September
• Michigan Street in downtown Milwaukee begins renovation process
• Trump administration to reinstall two Confederate statues
• Bucks unveil new Health and Wellness clinic at Schlitz Park's stock house
• Out of the studio and onto the farm: Here's how you can enjoy little lamb yoga with valais lambs
• Teen injured in drive-by shooting near 56th and Melvina
• 5 soldiers hospitalized after shooting at Fort Stewart. A suspect has been apprehended
• Trump threatens India with 50% tariff as negotiations fizzle and Modi keeps importing Russian oil
• American journalist found after going missing on hike in Norwegian national park
• Wildfire smoke starts to clear as heat and humidity return
• Tips for back-to-school shoe shopping focus on fit, durability and support
• World marks 80 years since US dropped atomic bomb on Japan as global powers still trade nuclear threats
• Quiet all the noise and take part in an introductory workshop this Thursday at the Great Lake Zen Center
• Mother held on $500K bond in Walworth County; family says she's not guilty
• American journalist missing after going for a hike in Norwegian national park
• Concerns rise ahead of 43rd Street construction project
• Port Washington hosts National Night Out event connecting community and law enforcement
• Maxwell Anderson takes first steps toward appealing conviction
• Family of teen who drowned in Racine sets up memorial at Carre-Hogle Park in her honor
• Medical College of Wisconsin opens Center for Cancer Discovery, hopes for new cancer cure, treatment
• Celebrate CBS 58's Very Own Mike Strehlow for 2 weeks straight on CBS 58 News at 4 p.m.
• Hometown teens spend summer growing, harvesting produce for Ascension patients 🌱
• Lady Gaga leads 2025 MTV Video Music Awards nominations
• Auction for Milwaukee’s abandoned boat ends with towing company’s owner purchasing it
• Milwaukee County Transit System announces major service changes beginning Aug. 24
• Telemundo Wisconsin, CBS 58's sister station, hands out hundreds of backpacks for students
• Powdery substance found at Waukesha County Jail
• Volunteers deliver thousands of backpacks to MPS students ahead of school year
• An ex-NFL player has been convicted in a dogfighting case. A record number of dogs were taken from him
• Spirit Halloween to take over 20 locations across Wisconsin, including former Joann fabric stores
• Find 'The Dotting Chick' spinning records at Waukesha Rotary BluesFest in Delafield
• Read the US Coast Guard report into the implosion of the Titan submersible
• Racine County's August events include jet ski races, chalk art and vintage shopping
• A Korean university student and daughter of a priest was detained by ICE. Faith leaders rallied to secure her release
• Milwaukee man accused of stealing victim's phone, running him over with U-Haul
• Milwaukee named host city for 2027 Young Republicans National Convention
• Surveillance: Oak Creek family searching for answers after 3 people break into their home
• 'His claim is false': Racine County car salesman fired after viral TikTok video
• City of Milwaukee offers free MMR vaccines amid confirmed measles cases in Wisconsin
• Body recovered from Menomonee River, investigation ongoing
• MPD seeks suspect accused of breaking into east side building, stealing property
• Bear in Wisconsin with plastic jar stuck around its head freed
• Kangaroo sisters are the newest residents at the Racine Zoo
• More than 10 years later, Flint declares its water safe after replacing lead pipes, but health issues and doubts persist
• Topgolf and Pizza Hut veteran to lead Harley-Davidson as new CEO
• Police investigate arson near 25th and Michigan, 2 buildings damaged
• 15-year-old Racine girl dies after being pulled from water at Carre-Hogle Park
• Star Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski partners with Wisconsin Parkinson Association
• Pop's Custard to close after 45 years in Menomonee Falls
• Back-to-school season offers chance to build routines and family traditions
• Wisconsin BBB offers fairgoers tips before buying from festival vendors
• Texas Democrats leave the state to prevent vote on GOP-drawn congressional map
• A United Airlines flight made an emergency landing last week at Dulles after the pilot reported engine failure
• Police investigate fatal shooting near Teutonia and Green Tree
• Hometown students receive free school supplies
• Train hits and kills grandfather on Sunday morning in Kenosha County
• A celebration of arts and culture at Milwaukee's Bronzeville Week festival
• Manhunt for Army veteran accused of quadruple murder involves dozens of agencies as officials find evidence in search area
• 'One of the most contagious viruses known to man': 9 confirmed cases of measles in Wisconsin, doctor urges vaccine
• 80-year-old man dead, 2 others injured following crash in Sheboygan County
• Racine & Me: Reviews of 'The Naked Gun' and 'Four Letters of Love' in Racine Reels
• Oscar Nominee, Golden Globe winner leads historic fellowship in Genesee Depot
• Milwaukee musician overcomes obstacles after scary diagnosis
• Dr. Grittinger the ‘real-life Lorax’ commemorated with a bookworm garden
• Moment in Wisconsin: Ridge Run County Park
• Chicago woman billed more than $233,000 for water she never used in vacant home with no plumbing
• ‘It’s scary to come down here’: Increased police presence on Water Street this weekend
• Sprecher's Root Beer Bash pours support for children with special needs
• Bronzeville Week kicks off with HarRUNbee 5k raising awareness to unhealthy birth outcomes
• Hundreds gather at Veteran's Park for the 41st UNCF Walk for Education
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase: Root Beer floats, art fairs, and State Fair