News

• Local nonprofit Bereaved Together supports mothers navigating child loss
• MATC celebrates graduation of 33 new correctional officers
• $112,668 winning Fast Play Progressive Jackpot ticket sold at Pick 'n Save in West Allis
• Bucks hosting Noche Latina at Fiserv Forum on March 2 against the Celtics
• The Wicked Hop to remain closed over weekend after more roach activity found during follow-up inspection
• Milwaukee offering spring leaf cleanup with March 15 deadline
• Milwaukee County Zoo announces birth of Greater kudu calf 'Bosede'
• Key questions surround the death of a nearly blind refugee after he was dropped off at a coffee shop alone
• Racine officials: Young children found living in home filled with illegal drugs, 2 arrested
• Madison East staff member fired after giving student with autism dog food for lunch, leaders call for investigation
• Mother of reckless driving victim sues Milwaukee, police chief over son's death
• Tiffany's Dessert Bar moves to shared kitchen in Mequon, makes room for more orders and catering season
• Georgia school shooter’s father takes the stand and says he never saw any red flags
• Versiti urges blood donations after harsh winter disrupts Wisconsin supply
• Warm and windy Friday, then a round of accumulating snow Saturday
• US ambassador to Israel tells embassy staff if they want to leave they ‘should do so TODAY’
• Blood Cancer United partners with Versiti for blood drive at ThriveOn King
• Milwaukee County leaders seek partnership to maintain Trimborn Farm in Greendale
• Garage collapses in West Allis after truck crashes into it
• Teenage girl and baby son missing, last seen Feb. 8 in Milwaukee
• 18-year-old sentenced to 15 years after shooting man outside gas station in 2022
• Milwaukee small business owner talks issues after returning from State of the Union address
• 4 key takeaways as Evers addresses surplus, gerrymandering and a 'waste of a poll'
• 19-year-old to serve life in prison for killing 15-year-old boy at Milwaukee bus stop
• STEM Challenge event aims to inspire hundreds of hometowns students
• Newly released 911 audio captures Hartland school bus ride that ended in driver's arrest
• JD Vance urges people to vote against 'crazy' Democrats in 2026 midterms during visit to Plover
• Marquette University police arrest suspect in connection to sexual assault, armed robbery of student
• Local father shaves head as part of campaign promise after helping raise $66K for Children's Wisconsin
• 2 arrested after drugs, firearms seized during warrant in Menomonee Falls
• Vince Lombardi Award of Excellence Dinner to honor Milwaukee Brewers, Cecelia Gore
• Potawatomi casino team member celebrated for 35-year career
• Columbia student released after university says federal agents used false pretenses to detain her
• Legendary MLB umpire and Mequon native Bruce Froemming dies at 86
• Milwaukee leaders address ICE concerns at south side community meeting
• Victims held at gunpoint on Milwaukee's east side; suspect fired shots inside residence
• The strategy behind the new $1 million reward in the Nancy Guthrie investigation
• Gov. Evers, DMA announce $2 million grant to improve flood resilience in communities across Wisconsin
• Tap maple trees and watch sap turned to syrup at Riveredge Nature Center during maple sugarin' season
• Children's Wisconsin raises $308 million in largest fundraising campaign in its history
• Milwaukee's St. Patrick's Day returns March 14 with CBS 58's Michael Schlesinger and Alexis Staniec in attendance ☘️
• Milwaukee County orders flags at half-staff in honor of Rev. Jesse Jackson
• Warming up to end the work week before a snow chance on Saturday
• Betty Brinn Children's Museum planning move to larger location in Milwaukee
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert' and 'K-Pops!'
• Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation's Milwaukee's Best Bloody moves to 3rd Street Market Hall
• Democratic primary turnout is surging in Texas, according to early voting data
• Trump admin halts Medicaid payments to Minnesota over fraud claims
• US hockey teams' gold inspires local athletes on the ice
• Amid hotel debate, 20+ lbs of emails show support for keeping Miller High Life Theatre
• State lawmaker faces charges after allegedly threatening to leak information about fellow lawmaker
• Johnsonville announces Dr. Pepper inspired sausage coming to stores nationwide
• CBS 58 exclusive: 1-on-1 with Milwaukee County Court Commissioner Barry Phillips
• 5 injured, including 2 children, in crash near Fond Du Lac and Wright St.
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 15 years behind bars in death of 4-year-old
• Astronaut whose medical issue prompted NASA’s first early return from the ISS speaks out
• Families say WIAA ticket process left families of qualifying wrestlers without tickets to state competition
• Landmark Credit Union Live officially opens doors this week in downtown Milwaukee
• Wauwatosa, West Allis councils give green light to fire department merger
• Man who founded Wisconsin's Peregrine Falcon Recovery Project receives surprise honor
• 8 arrested in connection to Mount Pleasant shooting, 23 firearms recovered
• Let’s go: Packers' Brass interview, work out potential draft picks
• Madison East High School mother says staff fed autistic son dog food
• Balancing act: Top general tries to avoid conflict with Trump while preparing for possible war with Iran
• Secretary Noem threatens to again suspend TSA PreCheck amid DHS shutdown
• Taste & Toast around Milwaukee this week with discounted appetizers and drinks
• Wehr Nature Center hosting 46th annual Maple Sugar Days March 7-8
• Local expert shares tips for setting money goals that stick in 2026
• VP JD Vance to visit Wisconsin machining facility on Feb. 26
• Louvre museum director resigns in wake of ‘heist of the century’
• A Chinese official’s use of ChatGPT accidentally revealed a global intimidation operation
• Empowering legacy and building futures at the Black Business Expo this weekend in Milwaukee
• Kenosha school board passes policy allowing metal detecting wands to search students
• City of Milwaukee sues leading fire truck manufacturers, alleging price gouging and delayed supply
• Travelers land in Milwaukee after violent weekend in Puerto Vallerta
• Judge denies request to block ballot measure on Port Washington data center's TID
• MPD officer criminally charged, accused of misusing license plate recognition system for personal reasons
• 'I will miss her so much': Family identifies 84-year-old woman killed in Greendale house fire
• 10 Wisconsin-based businesses sue federal government, seek to recoup losses by tariffs imposed by Trump admin
• Packers GM says Green Bay is a draft and development team
• Proposal aims to raise minimum wage in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee's sprinkler system ordinance approved, reducing financial fees for building owners
• 2 charged in connection to stabbing, attempted robbery near Mitchell International Airport
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 to discuss area construction projects
• Wisconsin schools, teachers file lawsuit against GOP-led Legislature seeking more funding
• Wauwatosa police say package found at Froedtert Hospital is not suspicious
• Packers Give Back awards $250,000 in veterans grants to 2 Wisconsin organizations
• Harley-Davidson becomes official Summerfest sponsor, shifts Homecoming to anniversary celebrations
• The INN in Hartland mixes global cuisine with local history
• Death of West Milwaukee woman ruled homicide, suspect arrested
• Aurora Health Care lifting mask requirements, visitor restrictions starting Feb. 25
• Savannah Guthrie offers up to $1 million for information about her mother in new Instagram video
• Wind picks back up Tuesday with a chance for snow in the afternoon and evening
• Car crashes into Camp Karma in West Allis
• What to expect from Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s State of the Union response
• Penfield's in-home Early Head Start program offers free support for children up to age 3
• Lou Malnati's heart-shaped pizzas raise money for Make-A-Wish Wisconsin through Feb. 28
• 4 things to watch in Trump’s State of the Union
• Calling all musicians. 'MOO Music' sets the collaborative tone for acoustic artists
• Mother of missing Alexis Patterson plans new legal action