• Crews battle large fire at waste management transfer station in Milwaukee
• 7 people arrested after fights at final night of Wisconsin State Fair, bodycam video released
• 3 injured in crash near 43rd and Silver Spring, Milwaukee fire officials say
• Proposal to save Bay View church suggests replacing building with mixed-use space, including 55 apartments
• Milwaukee building collapse leaves beverage company with $100K of product stuck in connected space
• Woman celebrates 100th birthday at Burlington Health & Rehabilitation Center
• WI DNR receives 700+ reports of dead deer in Washington, Waukesha counties, cites largest outbreak of disease spread by small flies
• 'It’s a scary experience': UW-Whitewater lockdown determined to be false alarm
• College hockey returning to Lambeau Field for first time in over 20 years
• Catch Packers vs. Vikings on CBS 58 in their first regular season matchup of the season Sept. 13
• Grappling Gardens Farm prepares for pumpkin picking and porch decorating
• The heat and humidity continue Wednesday with more storm chances
• 177th run of the Walworth County Fair gets underway on Wednesday, Sept. 2
• 'Catch on like wildfire': Measles outbreak continues to surge, with 110 confirmed cases in Wisconsin
• 'They don't need it': Dozens of people weigh in on We Energies' rate hike proposal
• Mayor of Menasha calls for all Flock cameras to be bagged by end of day
• Demolition process begins after part of Milwaukee's National Warehouse Corp. building collapses
• Packers express hope Josh Jacobs, who faces legal issues, can play sometime this season
• Milwaukee Public Schools closed Wednesday, Sept. 2, due to excessive heat
• Claire Sardina performs as 'Thunder After Lightning' in Brookfield special tribute event
• Racine woman killed in rollover crash near 9th and Park Avenue
• Milwaukee police chief says Flock camera policy changes are a ‘compromise’ as city and county leaders call for adjustments to current use
• WisDOT shares Labor Day road work changes, I-43 reopening
• We Energies officials host public hearing session as they look to increase rates by 14%
• Tony Romo pleads no contest in Milwaukee OWI arrest, says he is focusing on recovery
• David Crowley directs Milwaukee County to limit Flock camera use
• Lincoln Avenue kids begin school year at Pulaski High School after fire destroyed building over the summer
• Man accused of breaking into Wauwatosa pub in Packers robe, stealing alcohol
• 'Gets the morale going': Nicolet Union High School rolls out the red carpet to welcome students back, honoring 20-year-old tradition
• Franklin man dies after accidental gunshot wound at Cudahy shooting range
• Man accused of fleeing police in 97 mph pursuit, leaving injured 1-year-old in crashed SUV
• Engage Franklin previews fall and winter events for the community
• We start September like we ended August: Heat, humidity, some storm chances
• Caledonia man accused of shooting and killing neighbor's dog charged with animal mistreatment
• Pewaukee restaurant owner charged, accused of threatening police officer
• Watch: Part of 7-story warehouse building collapses in Milwaukee
• Four cows euthanized after barn fire in Washington County
• Wisconsin Elections Commission discusses Milwaukee’s primary night mistake
• I-94 rivalry expands beyond baseball: Chicago History Museum shows rich history and connection between Milwaukee and Chicago
• Teen dies from injuries after Milwaukee shooting near 41st and Lloyd, identified by medical examiner
• Fond du Lac man charged with stalking taken into custody on additional charges
• Mayor Johnson: Milwaukee overdose deaths declining for fourth straight year
• Comments from Milwaukee judge on inmate access to tablets make it onto campaign trail for governor
• Waukesha man accused in Meijer hostage incident pleads not guilty by mental disease
• Marquette hands out 400 free breakfasts as students return for first day of classes
• CBS 58 checks out the September happenings at Deer District’s Il Cervo
• Racine Zoo previews wine nights, cocktail competition and Jack-O'-Lantern Nights
• Hottest air since the middle of July returns with a chance for strong storms
• 'Sip and Sculp with Kreative Fruitz' Sept. 5 event provides a cornucopia of culture, collective nourishment
• City hosts 'love notes' event at Carmen Park to build community, prevent crime
• MPS safety worker accused of making sexual advances against students appears in court
• Milwaukee families gear up for school year at Back to School Festival
• Packers' Josh Jacobs placed on commissioner exempt list while he faces misdemeanor charges
• 'Why not do it naked?': First East Troy naked skydiving event
• MPS safety worker charged with grooming, sexual misconduct involving 3 students makes initial court appearance
• 'We can change some hearts and minds;' Chef Gregory León of Amilinda featured in national docuseries featuring immigrant chefs
• No stopping the showers and storms much of this coming week, warmth too
• Man found dead after Burlington standoff, shelter-in-place lifted
• Milwaukee father honored by Brewers after recovering from heart failure
• Riverwest Cat Tour brings neighbors together to meet local felines
• Walk for PI raises awareness for rare immune diseases at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Inflatable submarine marks USS Wisconsin Day on Milwaukee lakefront
• Two people killed after early morning motorcycle crash in Washington County
• 12th annual 'Lift Up Every Baby' event provides support, community resources for parents during National Black Breastfeeding Awareness Week
• Milwaukee police search for suspect after 61-year-old seriously injured in hit-and-run
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (8/29)...Indy Car racing, Cedarburg's Summer Send off, R & B party in Kenosha
• Deeper look into alleged Fond Du Lac stalking case with suspect out free
• Oak Creek dealership sued after racial slur allegedly found on oil change sticker
• Silk on Water temporarily closes, citing public safety concerns in Water Street district
• 'Sacred Rhythm Mother' unveiled at Wauwatosa's Firefly Grove Park
• Milwaukee election officials outline ballot-reporting mistake in letter to state
• Hartland woman charged with swatting after false hostage report prompts tactical response, school lockdown
• After losing his home in a fire, longtime Pfister Hotel employee gets help from coworkers
• Carroll University welcomes new students with graduation-inspired move-in tradition
• Washington County Golf Course opens new clubhouse addition with indoor simulators
• We Energies using smart switches to reduce power outage times during severe weather
• Milwaukee nonprofit hosts 'Achieve the Dream' event to help aspiring homeowners
• Barn fire in Town of Farmington leads to loss of several animals; damage estimated to exceed $1M
• Judge blasts inmate access to laptops; accused triple murderer alleged to have discussed threatening witnesses
• Foxtown Station to kick off Oktoberfest with ‘Foxtoberfest’ celebration Saturday, Aug. 29
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Bella
• Brewers return to AmFam for weekend series; here's what to know
• Education specialist answers teachers' questions ahead of new school year
• Turning back to more summer-like for the weekend
• 1 killed, 1 injured in double shooting near 26th and Walnut