• Cinnabon worker fired after racist outburst directed at customers goes viral
• Blessings in a Backpack hosts food packing competition in January
• Santa Does Exist campaign raises funds for families in need
• Light snow Monday night then wintry mix Tuesday into Wednesday
• House fire near 27th and Juneau fought by the Milwaukee Fire Department
• Milwaukee's Jingle Bus is all decked out for the holidays, ready for a great festive ride
• 'We are here together to support ourselves': Thousands rally for 62nd Annual Waukesha Christmas Parade
• 'No ice is safe ice': DNR warns of another winter danger, provides safety tips
• Milwaukee Anti-War Committee holds 4th annual march for International Human Rights Day
• 'So important to give back': Marquette Golden Eagles take 60 kids shopping for the hoildays
• Door County deputies find broken headlight replaced with flashlight during traffic stop
• Muskego family raises more than $500k for research for 6-year-old daughter's terminal disease 
• Martino's prepares to close after 52 years: How Chicago hot dogs ended up in Milwaukee
• Researchers at UW-Platteville find way to convert spoiled milk into 3D printing plastic
• A cold feel this week along with bouts of wintry weather
• Person injured after being hit by driver on Milwaukee's north side.
• For those that need it, Milwaukee County warming shelters are open
• Sensory-friendly holiday party brings families together at Marcus Ridge Cinema 🎄🎁
• Santa Rampage! Bikers ride around Milwaukee dressed as holiday icons 🎅🏻🎄🎁
• DPW refocuses efforts from snow cleanup to leaf collection
• 'It's magic': Kids, families attend Penfield Children's Center's annual holiday party, bringing festive joy to hundreds
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (12/6)...Free Zoo Day, Lots of Pre-Christmas Fun for Santa too!
• People brave cold for holiday shopping at the Christkinlmarkt in West Allis
• 'We are Waukesha strong': Preparation for Waukesha's 62nd Annual Christmas Parade underway
• Bucks coach Doc Rivers says he anticipates Giannis Antetokounmpo missing about 4 weeks
• Inclusive Santa event to welcome families and children with sensory sensitivities
• Apprentices put their trade skills to the test
• 'Carrying her forward': 'Bereaved Together' mother brings nonprofit mission to Waukesha Christmas Parade
• Funeral held for 3 kids killed in Thanksgiving Day fire in Kenosha
• MCTS bus fares increasing in the new year
• World Cup 2026 Host Committee CEO Alex Lasry discusses matchups, preparations
• Caretaker charged with reckless neglect causing death after patient allegedly strangles himself
• Local soccer fans gather for highly anticipated World Cup draw
• Rare piece of Packers history up for auction, bids already topping $18K
• Sen. Baldwin hosts roundtable on rising costs with parents in Wauwatosa
• Fans fill into American Family Field as doors open for the annual Clubhouse Sale
• Two light snow chances as we head into the weekend
• Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign continues in Milwaukee County
• Golden Gals MKE join CBS 58 to perform live, discuss holiday performances
• Wisconsin launches $10 million grant program for violence prevention
• Milwaukee firefighters battle building fire in freezing conditions
• CBS 58 anchors bartend Milwaukee Press Club 'Meet the Media' event, raising funds for aspiring journalists
• Faulty support beams forces residents out of apartment building
• 'I feel violated': Oak Creek business says they are among several broken into in 1 night
• Parent charged in international child sex crime investigation
• 16th Street bridge to be closed to traffic for possible repairs
• State DHS determines where Morgan Geyser will be held; decision remains sealed
• State lawmakers seek to end emissions testing requirement for SE Wisconsin
• Mayor Johnson proclaims December 'A Christmas Carol Month' after Milwaukee Rep performance
• Giving Tree for Jack's Playground highlights supplies needed for local animals in need
• Tips for viewing the last supermoon of 2025
• Drug bust in Manitowoc County could be largest fentanyl pill seizure in Wisconsin history
• 'Dream come true': Racine clothing designer's collaboration with Milwaukee Bucks to drop Friday
• Milwaukee Fire Dept. asks community to clear snow from hydrants to prevent delays
• Missing Manitowoc teen found in Wyoming, 2 men arrested
• 5 Points Art Gallery seeks community support to continue operations
• Officials renew call for help in locating Sauk County teen who went missing 2 years ago
• Jordan Love buys holiday gifts for local kids alongside teammates
• Cold with a chance for light snow
• Enjoy centuries old tradition at Old World Wisconsin this winter
• Jingle Bus tours return for Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival
• Milwaukee County Zoo previews upcoming fun, including Family Free Day
• 'Why aren't they coming back?': Difficult questions at vigil for 3 Kenosha children killed in Thanksgiving night fire
• Metal fragments found in shredded cheese cause recall
• 'This is a reality now': Milwaukee food truck owner says car crashed into his business, causing fire
• ‘You will always be a Milwaukee Buck’: Bucks fans react to Giannis rumors 
• 70-year-old woman charged with disorderly conduct after threatening staff at Richmond School
• 'It was a buzz': Hugh Jackman's busy day in Milwaukee included stops at bars, schools
• Bodycam video shows police saving 4-year-old girl from deadly house fire
• Who owns the beach? One man's ticket for walking along Lake Michigan's shoreline in Shorewood could change Wisconsin laws
• Milwaukee police: Missing 4-year-old found safe, 12-year-old arrested
• State Supreme Court to hear case challenging ICE detainers in county jails
• Holiday shopping tips from Von Maur
• Grafton police accepting food donations instead of payment for winter parking tickets
• Brewers staff wrap Christmas gifts for local families in need
• 3 women detained during council meeting over Port Washington data center
• Highland Court apartment building sold after deadly Mother's Day fire
• Beans & Barley to close permanently after 52 years on Milwaukee's east side
• Man charged in death of 3-year-old Elijah Vue files lawsuit against Manitowoc County Jail
• International Day of Persons with Disabilities: How Independence First is helping people in the Milwaukee community
• Lions Club toy and coat drive set for Dec. 14 in Wauwatosa
• 2 pedestrians hospitalized after hit-and-run in Merton; neighbors raise concerns about Main Street
• First cold blast of the season arrives with wind chills going sub-zero
• Hugh Jackman visit includes stop at Kegel's Inn with Charlie Berens
• Milwaukee protest against data centers 1 of 7 held across the state Tuesday