• State Fair marks final weekend with cream puff eating contests
• Hundreds fill Milwaukee's lakefront for 25th annual Run/Walk to Irish Fest to support the Arthritis Foundation
• Man seriously injured after semi hauling corn collides with combine harvester
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (8/15)...WI State Fair's Last Weekend, Irish Fest, & much more...
• Plenty of dry skies this weekend but some storm chances exist
• Remembering Lawrence Kirby: Bishop from Wisconsin's oldest black church dies at 73
• Longtime Pewaukee teacher, football hall of fame coach Michael Ryback dies at 75
• Man freed after hourslong rescue from industrial machinery in New Berlin
• Riding with Angels fundraiser set for Aug. 22 to benefit rescue horses
• Whitefish Bay little league team comes up one win short of World Series
• 'Stand up for Corey!': Rev. Al Sharpton delivers eulogy for Corey Ruiz at funeral service that calls for social justice
• Forest County Potawatomi Tribal leaders launch canoes on Menomonee River
• Beloved visitor of the UCC Senior Center celebrates 100th birthday
• CBS 58's Natalie Sheperd kicks off final weekend of the Wisconsin State Fair
• Cop on a Rooftop: New Berlin police team up with Dunkin' to raise money for Special Olympics Wisconsin
• New video shows moment fire starts inside Lincoln Avenue School
• Things get Gaelic on the lakefront this weekend as Milwaukee Irish Fest returns
• 🍦The Custard Chronicles: Passing the Scoop at Gilles Frozen Custard
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Chase
• Foggy morning ahead of another severe threat
• Brewers tag Edwin Diaz and rally for 3 runs in the 9th inning to beat the Dodgers 5-4
• Grafton football focused on state championship repeat
• Milwaukee teens hear from mental health mentors at art museum event
• Brewers history gets permanent home at Milwaukee VA Medical Center
• Whitefish Bay LL 1 win away from World Series, leaders credit years of 'time and passion'
• Safety concerns outside Wisconsin State Fair after 2 people hit crossing the street
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Wisconsin State Fair Cream Puff eating contest
• Milwaukee man charged after police chase ends in crash, hospitalized driver near 76th and Ruby
• Restaurant on National Avenue makes no money in a day as construction affects business
• Kohl's, Hunger Task Force hand out free backpacks, meals for hometown kids
• State Capitol named 12th 'Wonder of Wisconsin'
• Packers kick off preseason in Pittsburgh against Steelers
• 16th Street bridge construction: DPW says southern portion has reopened
• Funeral set for Corey Ruiz, man killed by Madison police officer
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Aug. 14-16
• 16-year-old shot and killed near 40th and Clarke
• Film critics review 'The Rivals of Amziah King' and 'Don't Say Good Luck'
• CBS 58 checks out new second-hand craft store in West Allis
• What to expected at this year's A La Carte at the Zoo
• Another chance for showers Thursday
• Crowley kicks off Democrat unity tour as supporters & former opponents rally behind governor candidate
• Annual Racine Party on the Pavement vendor fee increases spark controversy
• Wisconsin Walmart stores included in pico de gallo recall tied to salmonella outbreak
• Longtime Milwaukee journalist Everett Marshburn dies at 78
• I-94 East-West project could stretch to 2035 amid utility relocation delays
• 2 pedestrians seriously injured after being hit by vehicle near Pettit National Ice Center
• Critically missing 10-year-old Milwaukee girl found safe
• Democrats rally behind David Crowley, promote unity following Wisconsin primary
• How David Crowley went from 7% to winning the Democratic primary in two weeks
• Marquette lacrosse player driver bound over for trial in crash that killed 2 teammates
• Tom Tiffany says it 'did not make a difference’ who the Democrat nominee was as he shifts focus to November gubernatorial election
• Big Dog Ranch Rescue removes last remaining group of beagles from Ridglan Farms
• State Fair brings sights, sounds, and tastes to Children's Wisconsin
• Milwaukee airport rolls out TSA PreCheck Touchless ID
• 15-year-old hospitalized after Milwaukee shooting near 25th and Hope
• Shelters ask for help in preventing spread of deadly virus among cats, kittens in Milwaukee County
• David Crowley accepts Democratic nomination for Wisconsin governor
• Tom Tiffany secures Republican nomination for Wisconsin governor
• Getting kids from 'summer brain' back to 'school brain,' local expert discusses
• Financial advisor shares strategies for tackling credit card debt
• More showers and storms possible Wednesday after long track derecho missed Wisconsin to the south Tuesday
• Crowley claims victory as Democratic nominee for governor with razor-thin margin over Hong
• Results in after 'human error' delays vote count in Milwaukee
• CBS Sports president says there's no timeline for a decision on Tony Romo's future
• Rain clears quickly for a beautiful day 6 at the Wisconsin State Fair
• 3 charged in burglary at fire-ravaged Lincoln Avenue School building
• Standoff leads to arrest of suspect wanted in shootings that killed 3
• Milwaukee leaders hold ribbon-cutting ceremony for 2 new Catholic schools
• Milwaukee Police Department to host National Night Out at Pulaski Park
• Wisconsin DOT joins CBS 58 to talk road projects, State Fair traffic
• 11-year-old in custody following alleged stabbing of 15-year-old
• 1:30pm Update: Rain has moved on, mostly dry for the remainder of your Tuesday
• Checking medical headlines with UW Health
• Wisconsin voters head to the polls for Aug. 11 primary election
• Wisconsin State Fair just about halfway done but still a full amount to enjoy
• Ahead of primary election, candidates for Wisconsin governor make final push to voters
• ‘They don’t have this power’: Group sues against new Wisconsin sports betting bill
• 'It's heartbreaking': Twin Lakes business robbed of more than $300K worth of merchandise
• MPD looking for suspect after 3 killed in 2 shootings; victims identified
• Teen charged in murder of man in Milwaukee's Harbor District bound over for trial
• Racine man accused of breaking into coworker's apartment, getting into her bed
• Former Radio Milwaukee executive makes first court appearance in child sex assault case
• Gov. Evers requests FEMA damage assessment after July storms, EF-3 tornado