• Alma Center Lincoln senior football player dies after injury suffered during game
• 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
• One person taken to hospital following motorcycle crash in Walker's Point Neighborhood
• 3 injured after SUV fails to yield, strikes semi in Dodge County
• Saturday's Schlesinger Showcase (8/22)...Mexican Fiesta, Zoo A La Carte, Kenosha Co. Fair...
• Friday Night Football: Arrowhead, Homestead among Friday night winners
• Tornado damages crops at Basse's Farms ahead of Apple & Sunflower Fest
• Tosa East football returns to Hart Park more than a year after field was destroyed by flooding
• Cristo Rey hosts 'Draft Day,' matching students with businesses for yearly work study program
• Boys & Girls Club celebrates national debut of new program in Wauwatosa
• New downtown Milwaukee memorial honors life of civil rights leader Vel R. Phillips
• Habitat for Humanity launches Pope Leo Village Project in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee County launches 'Better to Know' opioid overdose prevention initiative
• 2 killed after driver crashes into tree in St. Francis
• Investigation underway after man dies in custody at Milwaukee County Jail
• Video: Fond du Lac man arrested after pursuit ending in cornfield
• A Milwaukee summer tradition turns 40: A La Carte at the zoo returns with music, food and fun
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Pickles
• What to expect at 'Summerween' at Beachside Oasis in Racine
• Evening Update Update: Severe chances are over.
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office hosts third annual National Night Out at Veterans Park
• Brookfield police search for suspect after North Shore Bank robbery
• New video shows kidnapping suspect after alleged victim was freed
• Equipment failure is to blame for why some tornado sirens in Milwaukee County failed to go off, county officials say
• Commutation board to hear 12 cases Friday as Republicans raise transparency concerns
• Longtime 'Little Free Library' in West Allis has all books taken multiple times, prompting concerns from owner
• Flock camera installed in Germantown park to deter vandalism; some residents concerned about privacy
• Move-in day: Concordia University freshmen gear up for fall semester
• 15-year-old charged in connection with fatal shooting of David Krause near Milwaukee's Harbor District
• Racine woman recovering after ex-boyfriend accused of shooting, stabbing her with screwdriver
• $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
• Waukesha police investigating armed robbery on Summit Street
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Aug. 21-23
• House of Peace holds back-to-school backpack distribution event for Milwaukee-area students
• Waukesha man sentenced to life in prison for killing neighbor, hiding body in woods
• Kenosha grad among 2 killed in crash while training with college cycling team
• Crews battle 3-alarm fire at site of future DPW building in West Allis
• Motorcyclist killed in Waukesha crash, investigation underway
• Mexican Fiesta will return to Milwaukee lakefront with music, food
• MPS holds Enrollment Day ahead of Sept. 1 start of school
• Community Smiles Dental marks Tooth Fairy Day, raises funds for kids' dental care
• One tornado and multiple downbursts have been confirmed from Tuesday's storms
• Mariners bounce back from humiliating loss, pound Dustin May early to beat Brewers 7-5
• Proposed Milwaukee gas station on Burleigh Street raises concerns among neighbors
• Former Kenosha County deputy charged with misusing Flock cameras to track coworker
• 'Really active first 8 months': Wisconsin now at 47 tornadoes in 2026
• U.S. Department of Education opens civil rights investigation into Milwaukee Public Schools discipline practices
• Wisconsin's population is aging. Here's how the candidates for governor would address it
• Milwaukee pizza shop temporarily closes after tree falls on roof during storms
• Museum on the move: An in-depth look at the Milwaukee Public Museum’s transition to a new location
• Civic engagement in Wisconsin goes beyond the ballot box: State leads in voter turnout, but volunteerism is slipping
• Milwaukee restaurant owner, former Salam School teacher charged with sexual assault of child
• 2 wild deer in Washington County test positive for epizootic hemorrhagic disease
• Tuesday's storms in Milwaukee County reek havoc on cars, trees
• 33-year-old arrested in connection with Wauwatosa PNC Bank robbery
• 24-year-old charged in violent attack outside Beto's Pizza on Milwaukee's south side
• Proposal for temporary overnight warming shelter in West Allis draws support, pushback from residents
• 'Remembering Our Fallen' memorial honors fallen service members in Waukesha
• Former Wisconsin TE Jack Pugh died from acute bronchopneumonia, coroner's report says
• Kai 11 Save-a-Heart Mission provides cardiac screenings for 200 students in Waukesha
• Impounded motorcycles will be used to teach Milwaukee students STEM skills under new partnership
• New Milwaukee Brewers mural installed in Dane County
• Horicon man seriously hurt after motorcycle crash in Dodge County
• Crews respond to fire at St. Francis de Sales Seminary
• EF-0 tornado confirmed in Washington County, cleanup underway across SE Wisconsin
• Understanding the pros and cons of 'partial retirement'
• Severe storms Tuesday caused lots of wind damage and some heavy rain
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Marquette High School grad Tommy Novotny plays for more than himself
• 'Traumatizing': Witness recounts fatal Milwaukee road rage shooting
• Oak Creek approves road renaming agreement with Buc-ee's
• Port Washington Fire Department officially relocates to new building
• Heavy storms down trees, leaving damage and power outages across SE Wisconsin
• Small businesses raise healthcare concerns; Tiffany defends Medicaid work requirements
• Congressman claims Milwaukee ballot drop swung election, but real-time totals show that's not true
• ‘It’s life-changing': UWM Club Football team revoked by university weeks before first game, players appeal
• 'Unique' all-pink house goes up for sale in Bay View
• Tornado Warnings expired, Storms are exiting shortly
• MCTS celebrates graduation of first coach/bus operator apprentice class
• Hundreds gather in Milwaukee's Third Ward for 'World's Largest Coffee Break'
• Milwaukee VA Medical Center receives Primary Stroke Center certification
• 2 men killed in double shooting near 31st and Cameron, suspect arrested