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• PG&E should compensate customers for power shutoffs, California governor says
• How two firefighters and a bottle of nail polish cheered up a scared little girl after a car accident
• More than 100 people showed up to celebrate this crossing guard's birthday
• Darlington police chief who died in the line of duty will be honored 87 years later
• Shots fired investigation shuts down I-43 SB, man taken to hospital from 9th and North
• Ozaukee County men accused of selling THC cartridges out of apartment
• Former Fort Worth police officer charged with murder for killing Atatiana Jefferson in her own home
• Pill bottle with GPS tracker leads police directly to theft suspect
• West Allis Fire Department buys back historic fire engine
• DNC 2020 host committee discusses benefits after convention
• 40 missing children's cases remain active in Wisconsin
• Harley-Davidson halts production of LiveWire electric motorcycles
• A man saw a list of his town's school lunch debt. So he paid the entire bill
• Texas man suspected of killing girlfriend, infant daughter from Wisconsin
• Suspects in Milwaukee THC vape operation waive preliminary hearings
• Milwaukee criminal defense attorney charged with stalking, battering woman
• Columbus Park renamed Indigenous Peoples' Park; 'Their history should be preserved and recognized'
• CBS 58's Michael Schlesinger calls Bingo at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino
• Pennsylvania teacher on leave without pay after racist tirade recorded by parent
• Pedestrian hit and killed by train in Kenosha identified
• 51-year-old woman identified in fatal hit-and-run crash in West Allis alley
• 'Hamilton' star Miguel Cervantes mourns death of 3-year-old daughter
• Amber Alert expanded for 3-year-old girl last seen at birthday party in Alabama
• Charges filed: Milwaukee man lost control of vehicle, crashed into MCTS bus shelter
• Rare white orca calf spotted off Washington coast, delighting whale watchers and researchers alike
• Police investigating after German Shepherd shot in Racine
• Officials: 20-year-old Milwaukee man led police on separate high-speed chases
• Wausau school board president running for Congress
• Huge cruise ship squeezes through Greek canal to claim record
• Fort Worth police officer shot woman in her own home as she played video games with her nephew
• Fortnite leaves players staring at a black hole for hours ahead of Season 11 launch
• Chevy Chase is coming to Milwaukee for 'Christmas Vacation' screening
• Texas mom going to prison after putting her son through unnecessary medical procedures
• Wisconsin police department stumbles upon 'grisly' scene of half-eaten donuts
• Milwaukee officials respond to house fire near 1st and Ring
• 1 year later, Jayme Closs says she's feeling stronger every day
• 'Serial stowaway' was arrested again for trying to board a flight in Chicago with no travel documents
• Look up! A full Hunter's Moon will light up the night on Sunday
• Local church welcomes children of all abilities to special trick-or-treat event
• Mayor Tom Barrett visits local churches as part of 9th annual Strong Baby Sabbath
• Burlington police searching for suspects who broke into US Cellular
• Girl dies after being flung from a ride at a New Jersey festival
• California becomes the first state to ban fur products
• 11 people on an Illinois hayride were rushed to hospitals after a car struck their wagon
• Search resumes for worker missing in fatal New Orleans building collapse
• Lawyer for slain woman's family says Fort Worth police should not be investigating themselves
• West Allis Police investigating after woman crashes car into steps near 61st and Mitchell
• Three people injured in two-vehicle head-on Sheboygan County crash
• One person injured after truck crashes through roof of Beloit condo
• MADACC adopts out 75 cats, 15 dogs during 'Empty the Shelter' event
• Milwaukee man arrested for OWI after driving wrong way, causing crash that injured passenger
• Man shot during argument with suspect near Teutonia and Atkinson
• Police: 26-year-old man shot inside vehicle after suspect approaches, demands valuables
• Two teenage boys were charged after a woman was killed by a falling log in an Ohio park
• Angels official provided Tyler Skaggs with oxycodone for years, lawyer says
• A neighbor kills 4 people eating dinner in a Chicago apartment, police say
• School lunch shaming will now be against the law in California
• Wauwatosa police: 2 arrested, including 1 juvenile, following fight at Mayfair Mall
• Sheboygan Police: 16-year-old taken into custody after hitting 13-year-old pedestrian
• Crews are scrambling to find 2 missing workers in the Hard Rock Hotel wreckage before another collapse
• Cause of Cudahy house fire remains under investigation
• Domestic Violence suspect arrested inside closed West Bend business
• 3rd Annual Wisconsin Historically Black College and University, and Tribal College Fair held
• Over 300 volunteers pack 12,000 meals to help fight hunger locally
• Wedding guests subdued suspect after shooting broke out inside New Hampshire church, police chief says
• Exclusive: Military leader of Syrian Kurds tells US 'you are leaving us to be slaughtered'
• Five gang members are sentenced for chasing a 15-year-old and killing him with a machete
• Elaine's townhouse from 'Seinfeld' is on sale for $8.65 million
• At 95, Jimmy Carter is still living his faith through service
• Police searching for suspects after 15-year-old shot near 12th and Wright
• 72-year-old man killed in Waupaca County crash, 6 others injured
• Pentagon announces new troop deployments to Saudi Arabia
• Family finds $600,000 worth of cocaine floating near a South Carolina beach
• Pennsylvania police department warns parents after finding THC-laced candies that look like the harmless kind
• Update: Man, woman killed after being trapped inside of home during fire near 14th and Capitol
• Birds are dying off at an alarming rate. Here's how you can help from your own backyard
• Milwaukee Public Museum launches live spiders exhibit
• Former Badger Clement placed on injured reserve
• Franklin High School students honor teen who died in crash
• 'Bored' Waukesha security guard calls police after handcuffing himself on purpose
• MPD: 44-year-old man fatally shot near Fond Du Lac Avenue and Mill Road
• State of LGBTQ rights in Milwaukee on National Coming Out Day
• Former Oshkosh resident accused of walking from Indiana to Wisconsin to have sex with 14-year-old
• Defying the odds: Double amputee student joins Indian Trail football team
• Coalition to March on the DNC asks for permit to peacefully assemble
• Update: Missing Fond du Lac woman found safe
• CBS 58 Friday Night Rivals 2019: Week 8
• Time is now to make sure your furnace is running right
• Aaron Jones Fined For Taunting
• Women linked to alleged illegal THC vaping operation appear in Kenosha County court
• 'Finding places for people:' City of Milwaukee launches Homelessness Awareness Week
• Presidential debate sites announced, what it may mean for Wisconsin
• New York will require menstrual product packages to contain a list of all ingredients inside, making it the first state to have such a law
• Student winners of MFD's 'Poster to Billboard' contest treated to pizza lunch at firehouse
• Wisconsin group fighting for fair voting maps
• Ikea Oak Creek's sidewalk sale runs through Oct. 14
• 2 arrested in connection to quadruple shooting near 38th and Wright
• JJ Watt sends new jerseys to fans who had to destroy one to save man's life
• Located: 63-year-old Town of Merton man found safe
• Donation page set up for 9-year-old boy fatally struck by garbage truck in Sheboygan