• ‘Once in a lifetime’: Next generation of Brewers keeping an eye on 2026 playoff run
• Latino Brewers players proudly celebrate their culture this Hispanic Heritage Month
• Not 'what my client signed up for': Local company accuses Bucks of tanking as battle over marketing deal goes public
• StubHub to refund affected Freya Skye fans after concert ticket issue Wednesday at Landmark Credit Union Live
• Nearly two dozen MATC graduates begin careers as correctional officers
• 'I changed teams': Cubs fan covers nearly 30-year-old tattoo with Brewers ink
• Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon road closures, parking restrictions: what to know this weekend
• Tony Romo, CBS Sports part ways following Milwaukee OWI arrest
• MeTV to broadcast 'The Wizard of Oz' along with a month of 'Oz' delights 👠🌪️🧙‍♀️
• 'Find a Way': At 27, Jakup Sinani has Greendale football believing again
• CBS 58 Brewers fan photo gallery
• Go behind the scenes of art spaces around Milwaukee during 8th annual MKE Studio Tour
• Free dance performance to transform Pulaski Park into outdoor stage
• October starts wet as we look back on September's weather
• WisDOT discusses prep work to begin on roads, impact on Brewers games
• MPD looking for critically missing man last seen near 91st and Custer
• MPD District 5 shooter up for conditional release after 2022 shooting
• Close call at crosswalk outside of school in Delafield caught on camera
• Milwaukee breaks ground on city's first universally inclusive playground
• Wisconsin DOJ reminds voters, election workers of laws against intimidation and threats
• Milwaukee leaders highlight contributions of Hispanic community members to the city
• 'Heartbroken': Freya Skye concert ticket troubles caused by 'barcode glitch,' StubHub spokesperson says
• First pitches, giveaways and more! Brewers announce details for NLDS Games 1 and 2 ⚾
• MPS test scores show improvement in some areas, while work remains
• Six Flags turns up the scares this month as Fright Fest returns
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Digger' and 'Heart of the Beast'
• Haunted trails, pierogi night and more fun during October in Franklin
• MMSD issues Water Drop Alert during heavy rain and storms
• Steady rain continues most of Thursday
• Federal immigration judge rules Milwaukee Islamic leader Salah Sarsour can be deported, his legal team vows to fight
• US can deport the leader of Wisconsin's largest mosque on national security grounds, judge rules
• 17-year-old shot by Milwaukee police after officers say teen fled with rifle
• Fans turned away from Freya Skye concert in Milwaukee amid third-party ticket issues
• 7 children, 2 adults treated for carbon monoxide poisoning in Fond du Lac County
• 1-on-1 with actress Lisa Whelchel: What to expect during the month of 'Oz' on MeTV
• 2 men arrested after police chase in stolen vehicle in West Allis
• MCTS open house focuses on Transit Plus program serving community members with disabilities
• Wisconsin health officials urge vaccinations as respiratory illness season approaches
• Milwaukee officials address rise in streetlight outages tied to wire thefts
• 9 vehicles damaged by fire in parking structure at Froedtert Hospital
• 'Adopt from your community': MADACC at capacity, with 116 animals awaiting homes
• Packers add guard Kevin Zeitler and lose receiver Jayden Reed for the rest of the season
• Milwaukee leaders discuss flood prevention efforts, identifying more than 100 locations as hotspots
• NICU babies celebrate Brewers' postseason run with adorable costumes
• 33rd annual Harvest Fair returns this weekend with pumpkin bowling, paintballing, rides and more
• US can deport the leader of Wisconsin's largest mosque on foreign policy grounds, judge rules
• Education consultant answers parent questions on dress codes, homework and more
• Walk for 1 in 100 in October to support congenital heart disease patients
• First round of rain ending with another heavier round Wednesday night
• Newborn girl safely surrendered in Racine fire station's Safe Haven Baby Box
• New documents detail battle between Greenfield mayor and police chief he's trying to oust
• Wauwatosa council approves controversial former officer Joseph Mensah’s $95K worker's compensation settlement
• Brewers remaining cautious with Joey Ortiz as they prepare for NL Division Series
• 'Sad and wrong decision': Shorewood School District says football co-op will end after 2027-28 school year
• AmFam unveils new menu items for Brewers' postseason
• Milwaukee County Parks committee unanimously passes amended resolution banning Flock cameras from parks
• Officials: Woman escapes sexual assault on Milwaukee's east side
• Crowley addresses fundraising trip, slams Tiffany and Trump
• Brewers work out to stay ready
• Milwaukee's Uptown neighborhood sees impactful improvements during Adopt-A-Neighborhood initiative
• Milwaukee Fire Department continues push for sprinkler requirements
• New Berlin Common Council sets special meeting to discuss allegations raised against mayor
• Racine Zoo's longtime gibbon Robin dies following surgery complications
• 4 injured, including 2 MPD officers, in multi-vehicle crash near 35th and Center
• 'The Wizard of Oz' is headed to MeTV: Test your knowledge of the 1939 classic!
• Silver celebrations for the Milwaukee Art Museum's Calatrava
• Celebrate National Coffee Day with a free cup at Friendship Circle Cafe
• UW Health discusses latest health news, including drinking habits, stroke rate doubling and more
• New Berlin library adds color analysis kits for checkout
• Streak of 60s for highs continues another day with a soaking rain on the way
• $5 million Microsoft data center incentive waived, redirected to Mount Pleasant and Racine County
• What issues matter most to voters heading into the November election?
• Wisconsin skydivers jump to help after plane crashes into East Troy cornfield
• 'Trying to attack the program': Dozens protest Watertown superintendent's decision to halt 'Flashdance' musical
• Milwaukee man charged in fatal shooting at Kenosha bar, shootout with police
• Complaint: Former Racine high school basketball star fatally shot during parking dispute
• Crowley heads to California fundraiser as GOP criticizes out-of-state event
• Tom Tiffany discusses energy rates at roundtable in Menomonee Falls
• Bucks Media Day theme: 'Compete together'
• Greenfield police chief denies allegations of misconduct, asks for time to gather evidence
• 2 Tosa businesses team up for free Community Costume Shop Oct. 1 🎃
• Bond reduced for Fond Du Lac man charged after human skulls, remains found in basement
• A hat bar in Genesee brings boho-western fun to the farm