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• Found safe! Pet tortoise named 'Gus' missing from Port Washington is back home
• Meet artists at their studio for the 5th annual MKE Studio Tour
• CBS 58 Fall Foliage Report: Track the fall colors across Wisconsin 🍂🍁
• CBS 58's Feel Good Fridays: Fright Nights, Harvest Fair and Curd Fest
• State Fair switches from summer to fall with this weekend's Harvest Fair
• Have you seen Gus? 23-year-old tortoise escapes family backyard in Port Washington
• Shrek's swamp is now on Airbnb
• Colectivo Coffee celebrating National Coffee Day with free coffee in Milwaukee ☕
• Culver's announces return of the 'Curderburger'
• Beloved Riverwest mail carrier of 30 years prepares to deliver final letters ahead of retirement
• A rare find for Wisconsin: flamingos spotted on Lake Michigan in Port Washington
• Doors Open Milwaukee aims to broaden community horizons in 13th annual event
• 'An amusement park for your dog': PetFest returns to the lakefront this Saturday
• CBS 58's Feel Good Fridays: Fall festivals, Marvel Mania in Milwaukee and more
• Doors Open MKE, PetFest and more: VISIT Milwaukee previews the weekend calendar
• 'Mailman Mike' receives retirement honor after 30 years serving Riverwest community
• Tacos, tequila, Mobtoberfest and more: VISIT Milwaukee previews the weekend calendar
• Legends and Lore Halloween event returns to Old World Wisconsin for just 6 days this October
• Adam Sandler's 'The I Missed You Tour' headed to Fiserv Forum
• Plot twist: Fans in Milwaukee did not drink for free since Jets won game against Bills
• Festa Italiana returns for 3 days of culture, cannoli, bocce and more
• Weekly 'Friday Night Lights' show to illuminate the Hoan Bridge through 2023
• 'Absolutely incredible:' Milwaukee's Pfister Hotel named to USA TODAY's '10 best historic hotels in the US'
• Mexican Fiesta's 50th anniversary officially underway
• Spotless giraffe, believed to be rarest in the world, born at Tennessee zoo
• Bucks' 2023-24 schedule released; season opener set for Oct. 26 at Fiserv Forum
• Morning Glory Art Fair returns to Deer District Saturday and Sunday
• Door County Candle Co. creates 'Maui' candle, with profits going to wildfire relief efforts
• America's tallest waterslide is coming to Mt. Olympus in the Wisconsin Dells
• Mexican Fiesta returns to Summerfest grounds for 50th anniversary celebration Aug. 25-27
• Meet Nelson! Milwaukee County Zoo's 1st Norwegian Fjord horse
• 'Pure shock:' Hundreds flock to Green Bay for rare sighting of bird not seen in Wisconsin since 1845
• Upcoming local events with VISIT Milwaukee
• Theme and dates announced for the 2023 China Lights festival
• Brewers' Blake Perkins visits sports rehab patients at Aurora Sinai Medical Center
• Veteran gifted service dog from Brewers' Brandon Woodruff and local organizations
• NASA Super Guppy, B-25 Warbirds among thousands of planes in Oshkosh for 2023 EAA Airventure
• 'Odor that's compared to decomposing flesh': Corpse flower set to bloom at Mitchell Park Domes
• Waterford Balloonfest takes festival season to new heights
• Giannis Antetokounmpo donates basketball court at primary school in China
• ‘Tough As Nails’ host Phil Keoghan helps CBS 58 kick off Harley Homecoming weekend
• Harley-Davidson Women's Ride raising money for fight against breast cancer
• State Fair reveals list of 2023 food and beverage options
• Summerfest weekend 3: What you can expect during final days
• 'The power of dance': Waukesha mayor proclaims July 3 'Dancing Grannies and 610 Stompers Day'
• 4th of July 2023: List of fireworks, parades and events happening in SE Wisconsin 🧨
• Milwaukee police seek help finding suspect wanted in homicide
• Everything you need to know about the July 3 Milwaukee Lakefront Firework festivities!
• Former college stars to take part in Summerfest Alumni Charity Challenge June 30
• Twisted Plants to open brick and mortar restaurant in West Allis
• Ryan Seacrest to replace Pat Sajak as 'Wheel of Fortune' host
• ‘Price is Right’ is moving to a new home after filming at historic Bob Barker Stage for decades
• Lantern walk in Minooka Park shines light on darkness of human trafficking
• Pewaukee dog home safe after getting stuck in sewer
• Detective shot while intervening in armed robbery awarded 2nd Brewers Hometown Champion Award
• Salvation Army, Brewers team up for 'Feed the Kids' kickoff event
• PHOTOS: Milwaukee hosts 52nd annual Juneteenth Parade
• Police seek help in finding vehicle wanted in connection to shooting
• Dog treats, people treats: New renderings released for Third Ward dog park and brewery
• Too cute! Baby De Brazza's monkey born at Milwaukee County Zoo
• 'Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity': Here's what it takes to be a Lake Geneva mailboat jumper
• 52nd annual Juneteenth parade gets ready to welcome thousands for freedom celebration
• Milwaukee Night Market makes return to downtown this week
• Dancing Grannies to partner with NOLA's 610 Stompers for Milwaukee-area Independence Day parades
• Walleye Weekend returns to Fond du Lac this weekend
• Sneak peek: ART 64 painting competition returns to Wauwatosa this weekend
• Frida Fest returns to Milwaukee for 4th year, July 8-9
• Third Ward's newest restaurant, 'The Edison,' to open July 5
• Antetokounmpo family become owners of Candy Funhouse 🍭
• Glendale woman and grandson win more than $20K on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Downtown Dining Week: Try a new restaurant, visit an old favorite
• Fireworks set to return to Milwaukee's lakefront July 3 ✨
• How to fish for free this weekend, charter a boat on Lake Michigan 🎣
• Milwaukee's 52nd annual Juneteenth Day to include parade, Freedom Ball and more
• Packers to host walk-in job fair May 30 for part-time, seasonal employees
• 'The Future is Ours': Milwaukee's Pride Parade returns June 4 for largest celebration in its history
• Milwaukee County Zoo announces birth of female Bactrian camel
• Storm the Bastille 5K run and walk returns to Milwaukee July 13
• Butler police chief rescues duckling from sewer grate outside St. Agnes school
• #KindnessInMilwaukee: Yelich serves customers at Pewaukee Chick-Fil-A as part of Brewers initiative
• 'I am Juneteenth:' Milwaukee festival announces theme, looks ahead to 52nd year
• Volunteer-run cat shelter seeks donations, local barber helping raise money
• The Trade Hotel opens its doors in Deer District
• Milwaukee County Zoo goes prehistoric with Ice Age exhibit
• Waukesha animal shelter raising funds for puppy's heart surgery
• Asian Restaurant Week: What to know and how it started
• 'Have you eaten yet?': Asian Restaurant Week shares traditional food, uplifts AAPI community
• Former North Milwaukee High School added to National Register of Historic Places
• Self-serve beer bar coming to Milwaukee's 3rd Street Market Hall 🍺
• Milwaukee Public Museum shares 1st look at 'Living in a Dynamic World' exhibit
• Brewers' Woodruff, Racing Sausages join volunteers for Habitat for Humanity build
• Lauren Holiday inducted into National Soccer Hall of Fame
• Tripoli Shrine Circus returns to State Fair Park this weekend 🎪
• Ambassador Hotel celebrates 95th anniversary after opening in Milwaukee in 1928
• 'Nobody more deserving': New Berlin West educator honored with Wisconsin Teacher of the Year award
• 'It's a great honor:' New Pabst Mansion exhibit features 'ikebana' or the art of Japanese floral arrangements
• Illinois students buy steer in Wisconsin for school prank -- but the cow got loose
• Brewers Weather Day: CBS 58 Ready Weather Team takes over AmFam Field
• Brewers pitcher visits with students at Wauwatosa's Kradwell School
• Sponsor bees at the Milwaukee County Zoo during 'No Mow May' 🐝