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• 'We are Waukesha Strong': Thousands attend 59th annual Christmas parade to celebrate holidays, show support
• Graham Mertz enters the transfer portal with 2 years left of eligibility
• Badgers will face Oklahoma State in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl
• 'This is Waukesha': Sunday marks 59th annual Christmas parade, large turnout expected
• Big crowds come out to see U.S. play their last game in the 2022 World Cup
• Horizon West Condo owners in Waukesha remember building scare one year later
• Waukesha kicks off holiday season with annual 'Night of Lights'
• Mitzvah for Henya: Jewish community supporting mother who nearly drowned trying to save baby
• Dating app 'predator' denies allegations in phone call with CBS 58; served time for victimization of woman in 2006
• Family of 4-year-old killed in house fire say their final goodbye
• 'A premier parade’: High-Wheel bicyclist prepares return to Waukesha's Christmas parade
• Latino survivors of Waukesha Christmas parade speak out one year later
• Waukesha leaders, psychiatrist weigh in on apprehension to attending annual Christmas Parade after attack
• Local pharmacies struggle to stock cold, flu medications due to shortages
• Packers fans show power of the Cheesehead at World Cup
• Report: Bucks' Khris Middleton to make season debut Friday vs. Lakers
• Two dead in vehicle fire near 30th and Capitol
• AP source: Rose Bowl clears way for 12-team CFP in 2024
• More than a dozen groups unite to create new Milwaukee Theater District
• Packers fall to Eagles 40-33, now 4-8 on the season
• 'A new direction': Badgers fans react to announcement of Luke Fickell being named head coach
• Wisconsinites not deterred by higher Christmas tree prices
• Report: Badgers hire former Cincinnati coach Luke Fickell to become next head coach
• Milwaukee police investigate homicide near Hopkins and Courtland
• 'We are devastated': Family of woman seen with wanted Racine dating app suspect releases statement
• Badgers fall to Minnesota 23-16 in final regular season game, finish 6-6
• Wisconsinites turn out for Small Business Saturday
• West Allis restaurant provides free Thanksgiving meals to the community
• Local restaurant offers traditional Thanksgiving meal for those dining out this holiday
• Marquette men's basketball players serving up meals for the Milwaukee Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center
• 'Love in action': Hundreds enjoy a Thanksgiving meal at Breaking Bread community feast
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Jackson Sparks' 'Angelversary': Family reflects one year later
• Woman finds hope after missing dog found in Walworth County
• MFD graduates 37 new firefighters ready to serve amid challenging environment
• Police identify Timothy Olson as Person of Interest in death of Raina Reighns
• 'An attitude of gratitude is good for our overall health': Experts encourage people to show thanks this holiday season
• Apartment fire near 68th and Stevenson leaves residents displaced
• 'There's hope like never before': Waukesha priest injured in parade attack shares message on eve of the tragedy
• 'I was losing life': Burlington woman describes surviving vicious attack
• 'Absolutely devastating': Two young children die following Pleasant Prairie crash Friday night
• Autobody shops see high demand ahead of busy holiday travel season
• Woman accused of killing friend with eye drops denied reduced bail for second time
• 3 dogs rescued from plane find forever homes with first responders who saved them
• Racine community shines light on thousands experiencing homelessness throughout Wisconsin
• Wisconsin women reflect on Pelosi's historic political career and influence on the next generation
• Judge Jennifer Dorow considering run for state Supreme Court
• 'Justice was served': Waukesha city leaders adjust focus from trial to healing ahead of 1-year anniversary of parade attack
• Milwaukee police investigate triple shooting near 35th and McKinley
• Milwaukee police investigate fatal shooting near 20th and Pierce
• Closure for some, wounds remain open for others after sentencing in Waukesha parade attack