Articles by Pavlina Osta

• Milwaukee Police Department working to identify missing people cold cases, bring closure to families
• 'Who has access to that data?': Flock cameras and the debate over their use explained
• 'Super unfortunate': Drivers still stuck, frustrated day after blizzard turns roads icy
• Diving deep: Students across Wisconsin compete in 8th annual underwater robot competition
• 'We don't know who owns the signs': Hundreds of yard signs being investigated as illegal dumping
• 'We were speechless': 3 cars totaled after crash in West Allis, man arrested for OWI
• Wake-up call: How Daylight Saving Time affects heart health, sleep
• Milwaukee storage tenants to soon see units after U-Haul fire
• City of Milwaukee sues fire truck manufacturers over alleged inflated prices, restricted supply
• Marquette University police arrest suspect in connection to sexual assault, armed robbery of student
• Americans in Puerto Vallarta shelter in place; travel agent talks impact after cartel kingpin killed
• Battle of the bots: Hundreds of students gear up for statewide robotic competitions
• Milwaukee church offers unique museum tour for Black History Month
• Mother and daughter killed in crash on Milwaukee's south side
• Rooted in tradition: Local flower shop marks 125 years amid biggest week of the year
• 'We were hit hard': Communities scramble for funding after FEMA denies flood relief appeal
• Body cam video shows Brookfield police chase, charges filed
• 'We are teetering on the edge': New food grant program hopes to prevent grocery store closures
• 'We will be ready': Dozens get certified as 'protest marshals' if ICE comes to Milwaukee
• 'You took a life': Court documents detail shocking confession, illegal firearms in deadly shooting on Milwaukee's east side
• 'That man took my baby's life': Family devastated after man fatally shot on Milwaukee's east side
• 'It's inconvenient': 27th St. viaduct closure in effect long-term, drivers feel commute increase
• New $45 fee for travelers without Real ID or passport now in effect
• Before the sirens sound: A look at the team behind the Milwaukee Fire Department
• 'Schlemiel, Schlemozzle!': 'Laverne and Shirley' celebrates 50-year anniversary, Milwaukee keeps show alive
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to deadly shooting of Alex Pretti
• 'Step up': Activist hands out free whistles as tensions over ICE rise across country
• Milwaukee Common Council explores potential 2027 budget gaps to buy new MFD firetrucks
• Plain clothes sheriff's deputies to be on select MCTS bus routes in effort to boost security
• Runners braced the cold for 46th annual 'Samson Stomp' at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Woman attacks and bites security officer on MCTS bus, riders worried for safety
• Forward Latino launches campaign to highlight intersection of faith and the treatment of immigrants
• 'I've never eaten a bug before': Hundreds attend third annual Gross Out Day at Discovery World 🐛
• Experiencing the physical and mental tests of the Army fitness challenge
• 'What neighbors do': Sherman Perk Coffee owner rallies community to help mother in need
• 'It was bad': Pulaski High School parents frustrated after driver hits 70-year-old crossing guard
• 'I'm frustrated': USPS change could result in late fees and penalties
• 'I felt the building rumble': SUV slams into apartment complex in West Milwaukee
• 'Celebrate their culture': Lakefront Brewery rings in 2026 with 2nd annual Swedish New Year event
• 'Very frustrating': Christmas Eve car theft ends in fiery crash on Christmas Day
• 'Do right by our brothers and sisters': America's Black Holocaust Museum hosts 3rd Annual Kwanzaafest
• Kenosha 11-year-old collects coats to protect others from Wisconsin winters
• Milwaukee dancer balancing 'The Nutcracker' and motherhood
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Haunted Holidays at The Rave
• 'Dramatic increase in price': Fire departments sue fire truck makers, alleging price hike
• Rapper Flavor Flav donates to Kenosha family facing thousands of dollars in dental bills
• 'I made a horrible choice': Former Whitefish Bay school official sentenced for fatal OWI crash
• 'Grant hope': Annual 'Skating with Santa' event raising money for kids battling illness
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival
• 'So important to give back': Marquette Golden Eagles take 60 kids shopping for the hoildays
• Neighbors help dig each other out after record snowfall
• 14 skiers rescued at Sunburst Ski Hill after power outage in Kewaskum
• 'It's a special thing': Milwaukee woman to appear on 'Jeopardy!' Thanksgiving night
• ‘Justice wasn’t served’: Charles Roby sentenced to 32 years for killing 15-year-old boy
• 'So many memories': St. Rita Church holds final Mass, prepares for closure
• Falling tree hits motorcycle passenger in Muskego, kills mother of 2
• 'There's no accountability': Donated brain thrown out, Children's Wisconsin lawsuit dismissed
• Rams on the run: Two sheep run wild, spotted in Mequon and Grafton
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes 2 Eastern black rhinos
• 'Past time to get the upgrades': Milwaukee Common Council considers new fire safety legislation
• 'Disregard for human life': Woman charged following death of 3-year-old child near 29th and Concordia
• 'Something beautiful came out of it': Family connects with organ recipient 1 year after daughter's death
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Christmas Fantasy House in Elm Grove
• 'It's that serious': Family turns pain into purpose after losing daughter to peanut allergy; holds lifesaving training course
• 'It can't be true': Family mourns man killed in Racine restaurant shooting
• 'Nothing was done': Family of Dante Campbell calls on CPS to do more for kids in crisis
• 'Who did this?': 9-year-old girl seriously hurt in hit-and-run crash on her way to school
• Lawmakers announce new fire safety bills after deadly Mother’s Day fire
• Tentative Milwaukee Police Association deal could attract officers to the force
• 'You broke a whole family': Family mourns man killed at 27th and Atkinson
• An inside look at making chocolate from scratch in Wauwatosa
• 'We don't ever want to forget': Milwaukee Fire Department remembers those fallen in the line of duty
• 10-year-old honors fallen MPD officer Kendall Corder with tribute run
• $2M bond set for man accused in Sheboygan Falls drive-by shooting
• Thousands lace up for 27th Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK Walk
• 'We are broken': Canadian family mourns man killed on golf trip in Sheboygan Falls
• Drive-by shooting kills man in Sheboygan Falls, police seek leads
• UW Madison performs necropsy on Milwaukee County Zoo elephant, hopes to advance research
• 'I stayed with her': Milwaukee County Zoo caretaker mourns loss of Ruth the elephant
• UW-Milwaukee students provide free IT support to community non-profits