• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Disclosure Day' and 'Office Romance'
• Milwaukee County Zoo offering free admission for guests 60 and older at Senior Safari on June 16
• 'This is a no go for us': Milwaukee residents share concerns over proposed Midtown Center development
• ‘Praying we get through tonight’: Horicon braces for more storms after Wednesday wind damage
• Packers Hall Of Famer Antonio Freeman watches son Alex play for USA at Soldier Field
• Heavy storms knock down iconic Culver's Blue Barn off of Highway 151
• Ridglan Farms rescue, Omelette, suddenly passes in alligator attack
• Local restaurant says business is down by half because of National Avenue construction
• Lawyer says more victims come forward after OB-GYN is accused of artificially inseminating with his own sperm instead of donor's
• Milwaukee County warns fuel costs could create $1 million budget gap
• Horicon sees 'substantial' storm damage as severe weather makes its way through SE Wisconsin
• Free daylong 'Vision Zero' Summit held at Milwaukee's Central Library
• Summerfest introduces over 100 new food and beverage items plus more for 2026 season
• MPS gym teacher charged, accused of physically abusing student
• Milwaukee Night Market announces theme nights for summer 2026
• 4:30pm Update: Warnings and Watches are Expired
• Tosa Greek Fest prepares for 57th annual event this weekend
• 2 Milwaukee men charged with armed robbery of restaurant worker at gunpoint, stealing her car
• Milwaukee author Carlo Emanuele discusses second book in award-winning crime series
• Education specialist shares tips for preventing academic skill loss over summer break
• Milwaukee police searching for critically missing girls, ages 11 and 12
• CBS 58 exclusive: 1-on-1 with Sheboygan mom Elvira Benitez as she details being detained twice by ICE
• Chill on the Hill returns for 21st summer at Humboldt Park
• 'That was my whole world': Woman loses everything in Salem Lakes house fire
• Fleeing driver crashes near 26th and Burleigh, MPD squad involved in separate 'minor' collision
• Brewers' plans for new premium home plate seating gets blowback from fans, including Front Row Amy
• 'Animals are the best judge of character': Loved ones remember devoted member of local rescue community after sudden passing
• Wisconsin tourism hits record growth for fourth straight year
• Bond set at $2M for Franklin man accused of holding woman at gunpoint; new charge added
• Interactive art installation 'Radiant Echoes' heading to Summerfest grounds
• 9 ducklings rescued from Wisconsin storm drain and reunited with mother
• MPS celebrates improved student attendance thanks to 'Kids Cabinet' partnership
• Catch World Cup action at Milwaukee's Zócalo Food Park
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 with updates on road projects
• Shooting near 13th and Atkinson leaves 37-year-old dead
• Racine Zoo mourns Nelson, beloved African penguin who died at age 5
• Former Whitefish Bay OB-GYN accused of artificially inseminating ten patients with his own sperm
• Donut NV Milwaukee prepares for a sweet season of fireworks and festivals
• Wauwatosa moving July 4th fireworks to Wisconsin Lutheran College this year
• New Perspective chef shares tips for elevating home-cooked meals
• Milwaukee's The Middle Six among first firms to earn HubSpot's Construction Industry Specialist Badge
• Humidity is here with heat and severe storms to follow
• Expect cheesy times ahead this summer at The Melt Yard outside The New Fashioned
• Brewers announce new premium membership experience coming in 2027
• Video shows several homes and vehicles shot at near Milwaukee's Brady Street
• 36-year-old injured in shooting near Teutonia and Thurston, suspect sought
• Attorneys urge release of mosque leader, saying he's been denied diabetes care in ICE custody
• Family of teen found dead in tow lot sues City of Milwaukee
• Glendale plastic surgeon charged with stalking woman from workplace
• Steel walls to protect Wood National Cemetery as part of I-94 expansion project
• More than a dozen people taken to hospital after carbon monoxide leak at facility in Fort Atkinson
• Milwaukee's Baird Center hosts trade show highlighting specialty toy industry
• 'It’s unacceptable': Milwaukee police chief, mayor respond to street takeover on city’s south side
• Lance Allan meets recently hatched namesake 'Lance Talon'
• Milwaukee Public Schools unveils fleet of electric buses
• Hometown restaurants get hands-on training with DoorDash resources, AI tools
• How to Watch the FIFA World Cup on Telemundo Wisconsin
• Boys & Girls Club of Dane County mourning death of president and CEO Michael Johnson
• Milwaukee man charged in fatal shooting of 59-year-old during fight on 40th Street
• Trial begins for Waukesha man accused in neighbor's murder
• Wisconsin Center District fires CEO Marty Brooks over misuse of funds and misrepresentation
• Large crowd takes over street on Milwaukee's south side; vehicles towed, arrest made
• Heat, humidity and severe storm chances will all increase for the new week
• Driver dies after running stop sign and colliding with semi in Sheboygan County
• Festive times ahead for Lowlands Hospitality Group with World Cup, Belgian Bier Fest, 20th anniversary
• Bayside father, husband and youth coach suddenly dies of bacterial infection, devastated family looking to support his 3 girls
• Teen injured in shooting on Milwaukee's north side
• Gary Sánchez hits first homer since April 14, Brewers complete sweep of Rockies with 12-4 win
• Fiesta Puerto Rico kicks off at Humboldt Park
• Hundreds fill streets in Walker's Point for Milwaukee's annual Pride Parade 🌈
• Traffic video shows pedestrian almost hit by passing police chase
• 'It’s the place to be': Deer District Farmer's Market makes its debut
• 1 dead, 1 injured after motorcycle crashes into ditch in Town of Jefferson
• Crash involving 5 vehicles along Racine highway causes multiple injuries, I-94 closure
• Forecast turns warmer and stormier as we progress through the week
• ‘I would sacrifice anything to have him back’: Fundraiser held for 22-month-old who died from head trauma as family seeks justice
• City on a Hill health clinic closes, resource fair helps connect displaced patients
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center celebrates 50th anniversary on Vliet Street
• 500+ local youth head to Baran Park for Milwaukee Brewers' 10th annual Play Ball Weekend
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (6/6)...Pridefest, pets, & Highland games
• First weekend of June looks to be mostly dry w/some up and down temps
• President Trump visits Wisconsin, speaks to farmers and discusses Iran war
• 'He didn't deserve that': Parents of 5-year-old Prince McCree speak out as killer receives life sentence