• CBS 58's One Good Thing: 39 students commit to future in the trades
• ‘I knew it was gonna be bad’: National Ave. construction continues as new closure begins
• 12 graduates walk the stage at Journey21 ceremony 🎓
• Casting call: Sheboygan-based sitcom looking for background extras
• Data center deep dive: Impacts on energy infrastructure and rate plans
• Driver dead after crashing into tree in Pleasant Prairie
• T-Mobile gives away 4,000 Summerfest tickets across southeastern Wisconsin
• West Allis mother seeks answers, accountability after she says her teenage son was hit by a car while biking home from school
• Milwaukee's 55th Annual Juneteenth Day celebrations announced
• 'Flash bang device' found among donated items at St. Vincent de Paul, West Bend police investigating
• 'Opa!': Tosa Greek Fest returns to Wauwatosa June 12-14 with free admission
• 18th Annual Great Midwest Book Fest featuring African American authors set for June 20
• Still warm Wednesday with a chance for evening storms
• ‘It’s the economy’: Milwaukee's Puerto Rican Festival and Parade facing funding issues
• Waukesha County 9/11 memorial vandalized with 'antisemitic' graffiti, public asked for help identifying suspects
• Sheboygan Falls mother detained by ICE during routine check-in released, attorney says
• Packers' Josh Jacobs arrested, facing multiple domestic abuse charges
• 4 arrested after fights near Bradford Beach draw large law enforcement response
• A home run for Habitat: How the Brewers are supporting affordable housing in Milwaukee
• Chilean nationals charged in burglaries targeting pro athletes arrested, including suspects accused of breaking into Bobby Portis' home
• City of Milwaukee could pay $250K settlement to family of woman hit, killed by police squad
• Woman accused of sparking massive Milwaukee fire makes first court appearance
• Sentencing postponed for former Milwaukee County judge Hannah Dugan
• Milwaukee police investigating death of 2-month-old girl
• State superintendent announces initiative to redefine what students need to succeed after high school
• Racine students rewarded for reading achievements with limo ride to Culver's
• Wisconsin DOT joins CBS 58 with updates about road work impacting traffic
• $50,000 winning Powerball ticket sold at Kaukauna Kwik Trip
• 'It's not unusual': Tom Jones bringing 'Come Gather Round Tour' to Miller High Life Theatre on Sept. 20
• Kenosha police: Woman killed, man in critical condition after motorcycle crash with suspected drunk driver
• Milwaukee Air and Water Show under new ownership ahead of July 25-26 event
• Nadi Plates opens at Zòcalo Food Park as they prepare to host World Cup watch parties
• 3 rescued from house fire near 8th and Harrison on Memorial Day evening
• Man killed in crash near Fond du Lac and Roosevelt, 19-year-old arrested
• MCTS restoring midday service on 4 routes, updating schedules starting June 7
• Special education expert answers parent questions about IEPs, evaluations and student rights
• I.d. in Delafield celebrating 10th anniversary by bringing back fan-favorite dishes over 10 weeks
• On record watch for the day after Memorial Day with some storms possible at night
• Pleasant Prairie crash leaves adult, 2 juveniles injured
• 'It’s terrifying': Racine mom says teen was tased and beaten at quinceañera
• Watertown holds dedication ceremony for replica of Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
• Brookfield Mayor Steven Ponto takes abrupt leave of absence
• Milwaukee police shoot 2 dogs after 1 bites officer
• Memorial Day events at Forest Home Cemetery & Arboretum honor history of those who’ve shaped our city and country
• 'Tarps Off' movement hits American Family Field
• $250,000 bond set for Milwaukee man accused in stabbing attack
• Winner finds Brown Deer hidden medallion
• Southeast Wisconsin Memorial Day events honor and remember military heroes
• War Memorial Beer Garden opens for the season with emotional Field of Flags as the backdrop
• Motorcyclist critically injured after crash near 44th and Oklahoma
• CBS 58 Wall of Honor
• Racine Zoo previews packed lineup of events for late May and June
• Warm and mostly dry Memorial Day
• 36-year-old seriously hurt following stabbing near 22nd and Scott
• Gun violence prevention course created by brother of man killed in Milwaukee nears completion for first class
• Dodge County Sheriff's Office investigating shots fired incident in Village of Lomira
• People honor service members during Memorial Day ceremony in Union Grove
• Death investigation underway at Kenosha County Jail
• No garbage or recycling pick-up on Memorial Day
• 39th annual Family Kite Festival soars over Milwaukee's lakefront
• Suspected drunk driver, passenger arrested in front of Greenfield Pick 'n Save after fleeing police
• Community leader Lucille Berrien passes away at age 98
• The 5 families of Milwaukee's frozen custard scene reunite to support one of their own
• Cedarburg family continues to shape the legacy of The Gem Shop
• Right on cue. Summerlike weather for the unofficial start of summer...
• MCSO squad car, 2 civilian vehicles involved in crash at 12th and Vliet
• Gas prices hit 4-year Memorial Day weekend high as travelers face rising costs
• Harley motorcyclists ride along I-94 in honor of fallen service members
• City leaders close out 'Peace Week' with city-wide march
• People place flags at Wood National Cemetery for VA's Memorial Day ceremony
• Packers' Jordan Love and wife Ronika Stone welcome first child
• 'The Art of Dr. Seuss' exclusive exhibit coming to gallery in Whitefish Bay, featuring rare works for purchase
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (5/23)...Lots of Memorial Day holiday weekend happenings to fill your day
• A few 80s showing up in the forecast as we unofficially kick off summer
• Family remembers lost loved one as judge wants to hold bars accountable for drunk drivers
• Brewers make mark on West Allis bar with new mural
• "Cemented their inability to adhere to signs': Driver gets truck stuck in wet concrete
• 'So everyone can enjoy looking at it': Local artist turns vandalism into art at South Milwaukee Park 
• 'You can't think about the past': Brewers fans welcome back Dodgers to Milwaukee 
• 'She's going to be okay': 12-year-old girl recovering 1 week after being hit on E-scooter in Delavan
• Wisconsin lags most states in post-pandemic academic growth, but these districts are getting praise
• Students of St. Augustine Prep's graduating class share post-high school plans on Decision Day
• Milwaukee woman charged, accused of discarding cigarette in vacant building before 5-alarm fire
• Sentence for former Hartland bus driver divides parents, bus community