• Middle schoolers participate in engineering challenge at Waukesha County Technical College
• Milwaukee school expands diverse teacher representation to inspire and empower students
• Milwaukee gears up for annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
• High winds knock out power for more than 75,000 We Energies customers across Wisconsin
• Racine Zoo mourns loss of beloved fossa Kirindy
• New website helps Brewers fans navigate game day traffic amid I-94 construction
• Gas price spikes: What to expect, and when drivers may start to see some relief at the pump
• Thousands expected to attend Horror Con in downtown Milwaukee's Baird Center this weekend
• Alice in Dairyland highlights 'Wisconsin Gold Medal Cheese' campaign
• Quilting Queen of Racine builds community at Stitched Quilt Shop 🧵
• Police searching for pig-masked thief who robbed small Burlington shop
• Mount Mary University launches new Institute for the Advancement of Women and Children
• ‘Totally unpredictable’: Safety concerns rise on National Avenue after 2 people hit in 3 days
• Racine police identify second suspect in attack of pregnant woman
• 63-year-old Appleton man dead after crash in Oak Grove
• South Milwaukee death investigation underway after 2 found dead in home from apparent gunshot wounds
• 'Took out his gun and shot him in the head': Girlfriend who was in tow truck during chase, fatal shooting speaks out
• Milwaukee Police Department officials questioned during council meeting about Flock camera usage
• Howard University students spend spring break mentoring kids at Milwaukee's Hawthorne Elementary School
• Video shows moments leading up to suspect being arrested after federal drug investigation chase
• Former Milwaukee County bus driver sentenced to 4 years for deadly Christmas night crash
• Jury finds Milwaukee man guilty in shooting death of 4-year-old son
• Milwaukee police officer fatally shoots tow truck driver while clinging to vehicle during pursuit
• County Clare's St. Patrick's Festival gives back with head-shaving fundraiser
• I-43 lane closures begin March 19 in Sheboygan County
• Milwaukee's St. Patrick's Day returns March 14 with CBS 58's Michael Schlesinger and Alexis Staniec in attendance ☘️
• Students can benefit from attending parent-teacher conferences, expert says
• Pussycat Dolls bringing reunion tour to Summerfest on June 21
• Watching a late winter storm for the upcoming weekend
• 1 person injured after vehicle vs pedestrian accident
• Milwaukee nonprofit files petition against the City of New Berlin
• ‘There was too much’: Storms flood basements in Racine County
• Hazardous material incident under investigation at Aurora Advocate Hospital
• Man in critical condition after drug arrest on Milwaukee's north side
• 'It's extremely cruel:' Sheboygan Falls mother of 4 detained by ICE during routine check-in
• Marquette Golden Eagles play the Xavier Musketeers in Big East Tournament
• 'We don't know who owns the signs': Hundreds of yard signs being investigated as illegal dumping
• Milwaukee fifth grader honored for saving family in New Year's Day house fire
• Body cam footage shows lifesaving rescue of Wauwatosa man trapped in burning car
• Milwaukee College Prep highlights tutoring program working to narrow literacy gap
• Jury trial underway for alleged 'dating app predator' Timothy Olson
• Students bring Broadway classic 'Guys and Dolls' to Greenfield High School stage
• Riley Construction discusses lemonade stand project for young fundraisers
• Billy’s Posse offering free dog microchip clinic in Pleasant Prairie
• Ukrainians in Wisconsin hold out for hope in their homeland
• Strong storms Tuesday night now switching to snow for Wednesday
• Downtown Milwaukee streets to close for St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 14
• MCTS free rides program returns for St. Patrick's Day ☘️
• Sheriff's office disputes claim that US citizen detained by ICE was sent to Dodge County Jail
• Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office could sue local funeral homes facing debt
• Man killed after being hit by vehicle near 54th and National, woman in custody
• After cutting more than 260 jobs, here's how MPS hopes to close the rest of its budget gap
• Video: Milwaukee woman pepper sprayed by customer at Rocky Rococo drive-thru
• 18-year-old dead after shooting in Racine 
• Suspect in Estabrook Park homicide found dead from self-inflicted gunshot; victim identified
• Gas prices increasing in Milwaukee amid conflict in Middle East
• Milwaukee County leaders encourage smoke detector checks
• West Milwaukee man accused of killing mother with baseball bat bound over for trial
• WisDOT weekly I-94 update: March 10
• Women take center stage at the Pabst Mansion this month
• Federal judges decline to extend appointment for interim US attorney in Milwaukee
• Arrest made in connection to 2025 fatal shooting in Kenosha
• Storms to snow Tuesday night into Wednesday
• Buggin' Out Balloon Adventure floats into the Lake Geneva area -- here's what to expect
• 'Sips & Slices': Family fun fundraiser to benefit the Grafton Education Foundation
• Delavan police department searching for missing endangered 58-year-old woman
• Loved ones identify pregnant woman, boyfriend as victims of shooting on Milwaukee's north side
• Milwaukee police searching for 33-year-old missing man
• Roughly 50 acres of land burned in Kenosha County brush fire, according to fire chief
• By 5-2 vote, MPS Board approves plan to cut 260+ positions as district tries to plug $46M budget gap
• Brewers working with WisDOT on game day traffic plans amid I-94 reconstruction project
• Investigation underway after man found dead in Kenosha home
• CBS 58 Wall of Honor
• 'ICE Out MKE' resolution banning immigration enforcement on city property passes first hearing unanimously
• Hart Park could reopen by Memorial Day following historic flooding, stadium scheduled to open by mid-May
• 'We're on the right course': Vision Zero data show traffic deaths are down in Milwaukee
• Local leaders highlight affordable housing project in South Milwaukee
• Funeral arrangements set for former Packers CEO Bob Harlan
• Milwaukee actor and filmmaker shares how new state film tax credit program will impact their Sherman Park centered film
• Man accused in deadly hit-and-run in Milwaukee arrested after nearly 9 months on the run
• 73-year-old hit, killed while crossing street near 48th and Burleigh ID'd
• Biggby Coffee locations in Red Arrow Park, Franklin close doors
• Kenosha County officials: Convicted sex offender to be released, will reside in Bristol