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• Milwaukee police offer free steering wheel locks to owners of newer model Kias, Hyundais
• Wisconsin Broadcasters Association honors CBS 58 with 9 awards, including best weathercast and website
• Trace Adkins to headline Mequon's Gathering on the Green festival July 9
• Bayside mother reunites with Aurora Sinai medical team that saved her life after delivery
• Hunger Task Force Mobile Market opens in Milwaukee's Sherman Park neighborhood
• View & Share WeatherReady Photos 📸
• Construction set to begin on Milwaukee's Couture apartment tower May 5
• 100-year-old sturgeon caught in Detroit River believed to be one of the largest ever in US
• Milwaukee's Downtown Dining Week returns June 3-13
• Turkey vulture found inside 8th floor office space at Rockwell Automation in Milwaukee
• Boerner Botanical Gardens opens up for the season May 1 🌷
• EAA Airventure returns to Oshkosh this summer
• Wisconsin State Fair returns for 2021 -- dates set for Aug. 5-15 🎡
• Milwaukee Repertory Theater opens its doors for first live show in 13 months
• Mexican Fiesta's drive-thru Taco Dinner fundraiser set for Friday, April 30
• Wisconsin State Fair Park to see first in-person exhibition with MBA Home Show
• Nō Studios to open Skyline Bar + Lounge in Milwaukee's Brewery District -- featuring 360-degree views
• Milwaukee's College Possible program to host virtual fundraiser Thursday night
• Lyrid meteor shower peaks predawn April 22. Here's how to watch
• Final group of 'Jeopardy' guest hosts to include Levar Burton, GMA anchors, among others
• jetBlue is coming to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, with nonstop flights to NY, MA ✈️
• Archaeologists find Maryland site of home where Harriet Tubman's father once lived
• Aaron Rodgers launches new Online Sports Database for fans and athletes
• Milwaukee Air & Water Show set to return to the lakefront July 24-25
• Brewers' Jackie Bradley Jr. donates game-day salary on Jackie Robinson Day
• 'So long': Rodgers thanks 'Jeopardy!' team on last episode as guest host
• Rodgers talks 'Jeopardy!' contestant skills on 9th episode as guest host
• Advocate Aurora Health administers their 500,000th COVID-19 vaccine dose
• 'Jeopardy!' guest-hosting gig brings out some of Rodgers' quirks
• Bactrian camel born this week at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Wisconsin woman thought she won $25K on crossword ticket, later learns it's $500K
• South Shore Terrace beer garden holds grand opening event on 'Milwaukee Day'
• Rodgers thanks 'Jeopardy!' for donations to Northern California charity as his guest host run nears end
• Busch beer will pay your pup $20K to be their official 'Dog Brew' taste-tester
• 'Don't pick your nose/butt' Rodgers leaves himself notes on 'Jeopardy!' lectern
• Wisconsin driver has 'EWW DV1D' license plate in a nod to popular show 'Schitt's Creek'
• Packers question stumps contestants on Rodgers' 7th episode as 'Jeopardy!' guest host
• Nelson Mandela exhibition coming to the Milwaukee Public Museum April 23
• 'Correct!' Packers Aaron Rodgers gets it right to start Jeopardy! week two
• A new 'awesome' playhouse for 10-year-old Lucy, a Brookfield girl battling bone cancer
• 'Jeopardy!' kicks off week 2 with guest host Aaron Rodgers, who's keeping fans engaged
• Stop! Camel time! China creates world's first traffic signal for the humped beasts🐪
• Vital Service: Unite WI connects Milwaukeeans with Community Health Workers
• Central Standard holds bourbon drive-thru sale to celebrate tailgating's return to AmFam Field
• 414 flag returns to City Hall in celebration of 'Milwaukee Day'
• Aaron Rodgers finishes first week on Jeopardy!
• 'Jeopardy!' contestant shares Packers connection on Rodgers' fourth episode as guest host
• Cedarburg postal worker recognized for helping to save man's life
• Racine Zoo welcomes bald eagle, announces opportunity to bid on name
• Rodgers lets loose in third 'Jeopardy!' episode
• Rodgers' 'Jeopardy!' playbook closely matches Trebek's
• Local radio show host recovering after donating kidney in exchange that saved mother-in-law's life
• Aaron Rodgers gives a nod to Brett Favre at start of Tuesday's 'Jeopardy!' episode
• 'It's possible to do both': Aaron Rodgers says he could be permanent host of Jeopardy!
• 'Jeopardy!' contestant trolls guest host Aaron Rodgers about NFC championship loss
• 'I love the game': Catch Aaron Rodgers guest hosting on 'Jeopardy!' the next 2 weeks
• Aaron Rodgers to guest host 'Jeopardy!' starting next week on CBS 58
• Milwaukee Riverkeepers to host annual spring cleanup April 24
• Video: Deer crashes through school bus windshield in Virginia
• World Dairy Expo 2021 to remain in Madison
• CBS 58's 12th Annual Brewers Weather Day goes virtual April 28
• Signing the Milwaukee Brewers' new home: American Family Field
• Milwaukee community celebrates César Chávez Day virtually this year
• Brookfield native performs maintenance on aircraft aboard US Navy warship
• Milwaukee's 3rd Annual Cesar Chavez Celebration to take place virtually tomorrow -- March 31
• Moment in Wisconsin: Klode Park
• Milwaukee car dealer selling old MCTS bus
• Man's last paycheck paid out with pile of greasy pennies
• Bucks host 'Back 2 Business' forum, giving $10K grants to minority-owned small businesses
• Waukesha veteran surprised with mortgage payment for 1 month
• Milwaukee radio host donating kidney to stranger in exchange that could save her mother-in-law's life
• Milwaukee Brewers unveil Bernie's newly renovated chalet
• Civil War-era live cannonball round discovered in Maryland
• Single game Brewers tickets go on sale Friday
• Kenny Chesney tour, including Milwaukee stop, moving to 2022
• CBS 58 News marks 25 years on the air
• 96-year-old WWII veteran receives honorary diploma from Waterford Union HS
• Too cute! African penguin chicks born at Racine Zoo
• Lakefront Brewery beer 'My Turn: AL' honors upstanding employee who passed to cancer
• Video: Cameras on MCTS buses capture meteor flash
• Update: CBS 58 helps man reunite with class ring lost at Milwaukee Mitchell airport
• City of Milwaukee may allow electric scooters to return by summer
• Milwaukee television veteran Nicole Koglin joins the CBS 58 team
• Daylight Saving Time is a week away — here's how you can prepare now
• Giannis Antetokounmpo wears mic during NBA All-Star Game -- his commentary does not disappoint
• Wisconsin man gets driver's license photo taken with half of a beard
• Two grand reopenings on Friday: Harley Davidson and Milwaukee Art museums
• Wisconsin drinking water on its way to Texas
• 2nd annual Bloody Mary Festival-Wisconsin to be held in Milwaukee's Deer District
• Month of March & Milwaukee museums go hand in hand as many reopen for a second time
• Floral Heart Project honors lives lost to COVID in Milwaukee
• Aaron Rodgers donates $1M to help small businesses in his California hometown
• A mister no more: Mr. Potato Head goes gender neutral
• Olympic speedskater Brian Hansen takes the ice on Milwaukee harbor
• SHARP Literacy teams up with The Chef's Table for cooking lesson hosted by CBS 58's Natalie Shepherd
• Waukesha's Frame Park to host 'Field of Honor,' featuring flags dedicated to loved ones
• NASA shares first video and audio, new images from Mars Perseverance rover
• Lt. Gov. Barnes holds virtual Q&A session with students during Black History Month
• John Ridley's No Studios announces $100K grant program for Wisconsin artists
• Harley-Davidson Pan America motorcycles make debut