• 🔔Salvation Army kicks off Red Kettle Campaign in Milwaukee with $3.3 million fundraising goal
• Flurries and cold air to start the weekend
• Phoebe Bridgers adds Milwaukee stop to 'The Lost Tour' in 2027
• 'I’m concerned, but guardedly optimistic': MPS board agrees to close Assata alternative high school, 55 students will need placement
• Milwaukee cracks down on food trucks violating health, community rules
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: 'Who Am I?' student art exhibit showcased at Milwaukee Art Museum
• Hunger Task Force provides more than 2,000 Thanksgiving turkeys to families through Turkey Ticker Challenge
• Clock Tower Farms: Rockwell Automation opens first-of-its-kind indoor hydroponic farm
• Wisconsin gas prices fall nearly 32 cents in a week as national average drops below $4
• As enrollment decline at MPS only gets worse, Supt. Cassellius shares plan for addressing it
• Preparing for Wisconsin's 9-day gun deer season
• Menasha High School wins $1M football field upgrade after tornado damage
• El Impostor brings flavors from around the world to a tortilla near you
• Driver dies after crash on U.S. Highway 45 in Kenosha County
• Watching lake effect showers Thursday while staying chilly and windy
• Annual Veterans Day parade held in Sussex
• ‘His life was gone in an instant’: 11-month-old boy dies choking on balloon; mother urges caution
• Wisconsin honors veterans during Veterans Day ceremony in Madison
• Veterans Day observed by thousands across Milwaukee on Wednesday to honor service, sacrifice
• Kenosha man arrested on suspicion of OWI after crash leaves driver seriously injured
• 'He saved my life': Hometown veteran meets man who saved his life through bone marrow donation
• Franklin man accused of kidnapping woman after she rejected him enters plea deal
• 'It was definitely scary': Lockdown lifted at Children's Wisconsin after no bomb threat found
• Milwaukee Film to honor Kasi Lemmons with 2026 Michael Schultz Award
• Bald eagle treated for lead poisoning at Wisconsin Humane Society dies
• MPD releases photo of suspect after 4 found dead in West Bend
• Milwaukee extends fall leaf collection 2 weeks
• Waukesha County to charge entry fee at Retzer Nature Center in 2027
• The Complete Works of Shakespeare brings comedy and literature to the stage at Horlick High School in Racine
• MCTS holiday bus to be unveiled Nov. 19 at Uptown 56 Park
• Rain showers return before chilly temps arrive with a chance at snowflakes
• 18-year-old killed, 2 others hurt in shooting near Hampton and Appleton
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt in crash with left-turning vehicle in Milwaukee
• Prepare for the upcoming winter with a 'Fire Cider' making class this Sunday at Cudahy's Bloom Skin Spa MKE
• 4 people and dog found dead in West Bend home, domestic violence support groups and mental health professionals share resources
• 'Suspect it was negligence': Mother of baby found unresponsive at Milwaukee at-home daycare asks for answers, justice and community prayers
• Victims of traffic violence remembered in Milwaukee
• CBS 58 Chief Meteorologist Drew Burgoyne brings a blast of fun to Milwaukee Admirals Kids Day
• Milwaukee VA honors veterans with annual Veterans Day program
• 'I'm kind of getting tired of it': Two 18-year-olds injured in double shooting on bus near 68th and Hampton
• Recognize him? MPD seeks suspect involved in burglary on MLK Drive
• Hometown students help turn Milwaukee's Cathedral Square Park into 'Community Spirit Park'
• Mandela Barnes files lawsuit against Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• WisDOT weekly I-94 update: Nov. 10
• Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin loads up boxes for families in need this holiday season
• Ole Miss student under fire for doorbell video issues public apology, leaves university
• Milwaukee man charged, accused of beating 56-year-old special education teacher to death
• DRAW! at Dandy celebrates 5 years with DJ, community art, silent auction and more
• One more nice day to enjoy before unsettled changes coming with cooler temps too
• Milwaukee Continental Football League team plans for 2027 season despite change in leadership
• Miz's mission: Helping his dad's fight against Parkinson's before likely Cy Young win
• 'Just a sick feeling': Union Grove community speaks about superintendent's child pornography charges at school board meeting
• Milwaukee man charged in crash that killed 18-year-old during police chase on city's south side
• Judge hears arguments in Ridglan Farms activist case
• Marcelia Nicholson-Bovell launches campaign for Milwaukee County executive
• Stars and Stripes Honor Flights expand eligibility for Cold and Gulf War veterans
• Emerging Developers encourages applicants for year 2 of its program
• 'It shouldn't have happened': Memorial grows outside West Bend home where 4 people and dog found dead
• We Energies kicks off final week of Cookie Book distribution
• Racine County named in Homeland Security investigation involving gold bar scam
• Mumford & Sons announced as Summerfest headliner
• Port Milwaukee celebrates record-breaking 2026 cruise season with nearly 20,000 passengers
• Dave's Hot Chicken opens in Glendale this week! 🐔
• Chilly air takes a brief break after the first widespread frost and freeze of the season
• Big doggie workout this Wednesday at the monthly Mobile Dog Treadmill session @ Greendale's Auntie Jennie's Barkery
• Racine County sheriff's captain placed on administrative leave amid investigation
• St. Francis police investigate string of vehicle break-ins, theft
• Milwaukee Parishioners pay tribute to Brewers World Series Championship win 
• WIAA Soccer State Championship Highlights: Four champions crowned
• 60s in November? We'll take it while it lasts...
• Wisconsin Veterans Day Parade honors those who served in Wauwatosa
• Sources: Suspect in deadly West Bend incident was former Milwaukee police officer
• 'Baking spirits bright:' Hundreds pack American Family Field for the 98th annual We Energies Cookie Book
• After the coldest morning of the season so far, look for another moderation in temperatures for a while...
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (11/7)--Holiday-themed event for this first weekend of November, Veterans Day parade too
• ‘My kids are scared’: Milwaukee tenant raises safety concerns over basement squatters
• Decades of Brewers groundskeepers reunite after World Series win
• Wisconsin state trooper detained by ICE to be released from custody Friday
• After latest We Energies rate hike, Milwaukee Common Council approves study on creating city's own electric utility
• 4 arrested after Milwaukee police recover 9 guns, drugs and more than $10K
• David Crowley bobblehead unveiled after historic Wisconsin governor election
• Union Grove High School superintendent posts $250K bond in child pornography case
• Milwaukee Common Council approves new measures targeting copper wire thefts
• 'A great honor:' Racine Mayor Cory Mason will not seek re-election next April, after serving in the role for nearly a decade
• Oak wilt detected in Manitowoc County for first time