• Village of Grafton postpones 2025 Christmas Parade, announces rescheduled date
• People line up for Lakefront Brewery's Black Friday beer release tradition
• Alice in Dairyland highlights Wisconsin-made holiday gifts
• Winter storm warning issued for steady snow all day Saturday into Sunday morning
• 3 children dead, father injured after Kenosha apartment fire on Thanksgiving night
• Win a 4-pack of tickets to the Bucks vs. 76ers game Dec. 5 -- and catch the game on WMLW The M
• Local sports bars welcome Packers fans for Thanksgiving Day camaraderie
• Amtrak sets ridership record, more than 34 million passengers
• Kalahari Resorts celebrates 25 years by appearing for the 8th year in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Supporting homeless veterans at the 18th annual 'Coach P's Veterans Donation Reserve Games'
• 'It's a special thing': Milwaukee woman to appear on 'Jeopardy!' Thanksgiving night
• CBS 58 goes inside the kitchen with volunteers as they prep to feed thousands for Thanksgiving Racine
• Winter Storm Watch issued ahead of a snowy Thanksgiving Weekend
• Car straddles median at Hawley Road Bridge
• Traffic in food pantries increases ahead of Thanksgiving, where you can get a free meal
• Is this your dog? Searching for owner of dog found at Racine County truck stop
• Emergency 'City-County Food Drive' ends, collecting 9,000 pounds of food to help families in need
• 'All the Fixins' event helps families stock up for Thanksgiving dinner
• 1 dead, several injured after multi-vehicle crash closes I-43 north for five and a half hours
• Winter parking regulations begin December 1 across the City of Milwaukee
• Drivers push through slick roads and strong winds ahead of Thanksgiving
• Delays and airport attire on top of mind for travelers this holiday season
• Bucks, Levy team up to give out turkey dinners to Milwaukee firefighters
• Catholic Memorial High School holds 12th annual Crusader Day
• Wood National Cemetery seeks wreath donations ahead of National Wreaths Across America Day
• Federal judge says trial for Wisconsin judge accused of helping immigrant will go on next month
• 5pm Update: Snow showers will wind down this evening, but winds remain strong
• Popular German Christmas Market returns to downtown Oconomowoc
• Wisconsin Red Cross seeks blood donations ahead of holidays
• Next Act Theatre presents Wisconsin premiere of 'Boswell'
• Milwaukee police investigate fatal shooting near 52nd and Lloyd
• Hugh Jackman to serve up Kopp's custard in Greenfield while promoting 'Song Sung Blue'
• 'It can get pretty reckless down here': New Brady Street safety plan to launch in December
• ‘Keep a positive attitude’: Thanksgiving travel hits Mitchell International Airport
• Fatal shooting reported near 35th and Galena in Milwaukee
• $2.5M settlement approved in civil lawsuit over in-custody death of Keishon Thomas
• Pewaukee woman searching for Amazon driver after act of kindness was caught on Ring camera
• Slender Man stabber Morgan Geyser signs extradition papers, will return to Wisconsin to await charges
• Children's Wisconsin hosts Christmas-themed parade for patients
• Foxconn invests additional $569 million to expand operations in Racine County
• Milwaukee's UWM Panther Arena and Miller High Life Theatre get historic status
• From an expert: Understanding the impacts of auto tariffs
• Man charged in shooting following Juneteenth celebration sentenced to 10 years
• 2 men killed when plane crashes in quarry near Monroe Municipal Airport
• After $7.5M flood loss, Milwaukee Rep restores 'A Christmas Carol' set in time for 50th anniversary
• 'We are a village': Milwaukee's An Ox Cafe hosts free Thanksgiving community meal
• Potawatomi Casino Hotel is first in Wisconsin to take part in Tribal-Wide Self-Exclusion Program
• Here's what to expect from 'Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical'
• West Allis police arrest 2 after pursuit ends in crash
• Port Washington businesses gear up for Small Business Saturday
• UW Health's Dr. Jeff Pothof discusses latest health headlines
• Villa Terrace previews holiday event calendar
• Fog and rain Tuesday, then wind and snow Wednesday, then a cold Thanksgiving
• United Neighborhood Centers of Milwaukee holds turkey, pie giveaway in Lindsay Heights neighborhood
• ‘Justice wasn’t served’: Charles Roby sentenced to 32 years for killing 15-year-old boy
• Coin gifted to collector by CBS 58 viewer after seeing our report on man's quest for rare dime
• Crews respond to fire at Rivershire Apartments in Greenfield
• Kohl's promotes interim CEO and 30-year retail veteran Michael J. Bender to be its permanent chief
• Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office investigating hunting death
• Cirque du Soleil talks to CBS 58 about 'Twas the Night Before...' coming to Milwaukee
• 47-year-old man fatally shot in Kenosha, police seek leads
• Milwaukee community center distributes Thanksgiving meals
• Metro Market stocks up on fresh turkeys as time to thaw for Thanksgiving runs out
• Watch Milwaukee Bucks vs. Brooklyn Nets on WMLW Saturday, Nov. 29 🏀
• 29-year-old dead after vehicle slams into home on Milwaukee's south side, driver identified
• 15-year-old boy killed, identified after shooting on Milwaukee's north side
• 61-year-old man dead, identified after being struck by county bus in Greenfield
• Santa to arrive by electric train for East Troy Christmas tree lighting
• From 50s and rain showers to 30s and windy
• Local education expert explains school testing for parents
• Be flexible: Make sure you're stretching when exercising, especially in the winter
• Local church celebrates Thanksgiving early with some hot meals
• 'So many memories': St. Rita Church holds final Mass, prepares for closure
• 'Slender Man' attacker Morgan Geyser taken into custody in Illinois after leaving group home
• Milwaukee police searching for leads in fatal shooting of 32-year-old
• 47-year-old dies from injuries in overnight physical attack in Milwaukee
• 17-year-old girl dead following shooting on Milwaukee's north side
• Moment in Wisconsin: Kanow Park
• Milwaukee piano teacher's lessons bringing joy to Ugandan orphanage
• 'It's insane, it's unreal': Wauwatosa West High School Theatre makes history
• Get outside chores done this weekend, not next...
• 59-year-old dead after single-car crash in Marquette County
• Enter for a chance to win a 4-pack of Milwaukee Bucks tickets!
• 'Wild Lights' at Milwaukee County Zoo is back and bigger than ever