Articles by Indiana Schilz

• 7-year-old seriously injured after being hit by vehicle in Milwaukee
• Ukrainian war veterans share stories of service, resilience at Milwaukee Central Library
• Fiesta Selena postponed by rain, but celebration continues indoors with Paint and Sip
• Wine and Harvest Festival draws crowds to downtown Cedarburg despite gloomy weather
• Silver Alert issued for 70-year-old woman missing from Butler
• 16-year-old dies after shooting on South Layton Boulevard in Milwaukee
• Statue honoring Milwaukee housing pioneer Beechie O. Brooks unveiled on city's north side
• Milwaukee woman named mayor of Miller High Life's 'Champagne of Beers Region'
• Milwaukee Milkmen advance to Miles Wolff Cup Finals with East Division championship
• CBS 58 Bids for Kids MACC Auction wraps up a successful campaign
• Suicide prevention training at Milwaukee City Hall honors late Ald. Jonathan Brostoff
• 31-year-old seriously injured in stabbing near Brady and Warren
• Las Palmas Western Wear celebrates decades of Hispanic heritage on Milwaukee's Mitchell Street
• 83-year-old arrested, charged with murder in 1995 disappearance of Fond du Lac County man
• Oconomowoc stuns Muskego, ranked teams fall in wild Week 5 across Wisconsin
• Ranked teams make statements as Week 5 begins across Wisconsin
• Milwaukee gears up for Brewers postseason run as banners go up around American Family Field
• DA finds Waukesha officer justified in July Meijer shooting
• Generac strikes multibillion-dollar deal with Amazon for data center backup power
• How the 2026 MLB Postseason is shaping up
• Milwaukee Brewers magic number tracker
• Oconomowoc man charged after alleged pellet gun threat near school
• 80-year-old Franklin woman found dead in vehicle at Whitnall Park Beer Garden
• $18.1M WIS 100 project to bring bridge replacement, resurfacing in Milwaukee County
• Wisconsin gas prices climb above $4 as drivers feel pain at the pump
• 20-year-old injured in Milwaukee shooting near 28th and Wright
• 21-year-old Horicon man killed in Washington County crash
• Double shooting in Milwaukee leaves 17-year-old, 39-year-old hospitalized
• Wellpoint Care Network hosts back-to-school bash for Milwaukee families
• Puerto Rican Festival celebrates culture, community along Milwaukee lakefront
• Shots fired from pickup truck at occupied vehicle in West Milwaukee
• Ranked teams make statements, upsets shake up Week 4 across Wisconsin
• Milwaukee committee votes to repeal 10 p.m. downtown food truck curfew
• 12-year-old injured in Milwaukee shooting
• Whitefish Bay edges Menomonee Falls, ranked teams roll Thursday
• SHARP Literacy fundraiser brings out Brewers star Jacob Misiorowski
• Wisconsin ranks 27th among happiest states in America, WalletHub report finds
• UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena unveils new concession items, dirty soda bar
• 'The Jury Experience' brings immersive courtroom drama to Milwaukee
• Oak Creek police release new details, suspect description after stabbing near MATC campus
• Harley-Davidson Museum displays motorcycle ridden by FDNY firefighter on 9/11
• Milwaukee Rep gives sneak peek of upcoming production of 'Footloose'
• Milwaukee County approves nearly $7.5M for opioid prevention, treatment initiatives
• Teen dies from injuries after Milwaukee shooting near 41st and Lloyd, identified by medical examiner
• MPS safety worker charged with grooming, sexual misconduct involving 3 students makes initial court appearance
• Oak Creek dealership sued after racial slur allegedly found on oil change sticker
• Marquette wins overtime thriller as ranked teams stumble across Wisconsin
• Silk on Water temporarily closes, citing public safety concerns in Water Street district
• 'Sacred Rhythm Mother' unveiled at Wauwatosa's Firefly Grove Park
• Hartland woman charged with swatting after false hostage report prompts tactical response, school lockdown
• Carroll University welcomes new students with graduation-inspired move-in tradition
• Washington County Golf Course opens new clubhouse addition with indoor simulators
• Milwaukee nonprofit hosts 'Achieve the Dream' event to help aspiring homeowners
• Catholic Memorial, Greenfield among Thursday night winners as Week 2 kicks off
• Neurologist weighs in on CTE, concussion risks as youth sports season begins
• West Allis says municipal building fire damage less extensive than initially feared
• Criminal complaint details allegations against Packers RB Josh Jacobs
• 2 killed, woman and 3-year-old injured in head-on crash in Caledonia
• Beloved Water Street bar regular killed in crash on Milwaukee's north side
• 2 Milwaukee police officers hospitalized after dog attack during arrest
• Milwaukee mayor joins The Gathering as summer meal demand grows
• 83-year-old dies after two-vehicle crash in Washington County
• 19-year-old arrested after Sheboygan police pursuit ends before crash
• 19-year-old injured in Milwaukee shooting, suspect in custody
• Milwaukee kids take first flights in event honoring slain rapper OG Tweezy
• 32-year-old injured in Milwaukee shooting
• 2 drivers, 1-year-old injured in Milwaukee road-rage shooting
• HeartLove Place hosts 26th annual back-to-school giveaway in Milwaukee
• Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office mourns unexpected death of K-9 Ace
• Black Business Market highlights local entrepreneurs in Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood
• Friday Night Football: Arrowhead, Homestead among Friday night winners
• 18-year-old charged in fatal Milwaukee road-rage shooting
• Habitat for Humanity launches Pope Leo Village Project in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee County launches 'Better to Know' opioid overdose prevention initiative
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office hosts third annual National Night Out at Veterans Park
• CBS 58 Under the Lights: High school football returns with big wins, early surprises across southeast Wisconsin
• Brookfield police search for suspect after North Shore Bank robbery
• 15-year-old charged in connection with fatal shooting of David Krause near Milwaukee's Harbor District
• $250K in private donations to support redevelopment of Milwaukee's 51st & Stack Park
• Spray adhesive can explodes inside dryer at Oak Creek screen printing business