• Jordan Love surprises young athletes with new cleats
• All aboard: Historic East Troy Railroad invites families on board for Easter fun 🐰
• Milwaukee County renames March 31 as 'Worker Justice Day'
• Financial advisor shares 4 ways to spring-clean your finances
• Weezer bringing The Gathering tour to Milwaukee in October
• CBS 58's One Good Thing: Children learn how to make themselves feel better through teddy bear clinic
• MTEA raises temperature as MPS starts sending budget-saving elimination letters to employees
• 'Everybody’s happy': Brewers fans go home full of hope after Opening Day win
• Neighbors near Highway 67 and McMahon asking for safety changes after recent crash that killed 10-year-old
• 'It was not bad': Fans, drivers pleasantly surprised by lack of Opening Day traffic amid I-94 work
• City of Milwaukee files its largest nuisance lawsuit against landlord with more than 100 rundown properties in the city 
• Olympic champion Jordan Stolz throws out first pitch for Brewers' Opening Day
• Annual Girls' Day at Milwaukee City Hall aims to empower young women
• 'It's going to be our year': Brewers fans celebrate first season opener at home since 2021
• $80M cargo hub development at Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport will be completed by fall 2026, officials say
• Dropping temps and a shower chance for Brewers Opening Day
• Kendra Scott event in Brookfield offered free tickets to Christian Yelich charity concert
• Milwaukee police searching for critically missing 13-year-old
• State volleyball great Simone Lee greets Lakeland Volleyball in Brazil 🏐
• Kenosha veteran attacked and carjacked by 2 teenagers while Ubering 
• Cream City Skatepark races to find new home as closure looms
• New store moving into old Sentry on Silver Spring
• MCSO, MPD searching for 3 suspects after attempted traffic stop on stolen car ends in crash near Harley-Davidson
• MPS announces cuts affecting roughly 200 non-classroom school positions
• Von Maur talks Brewers merch ahead of Opening Day
• CBS 58 highlights hometown doctor to kick off National Physicians Week
• Brewers fan creates 'Fly the Barrel' flag to wave on winning game days
• Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson votes early in spring election
• City of Milwaukee to host resource and employment fair to get youths active within the community
• Milwaukee County Executive Crowley announces series of projects aiming to improve outdoor amenities
• 'I wear it for everybody': Milwaukee VA hosts meet-and-greet with Medal of Honor recipient
• Bat manufacturer breaks down what goes into supplying MLB players ahead of Opening Day ⚾
• Local boutiques bring private shopping experience to Milwaukee with a sustainable twist
• Milwaukee artist named winner of 2026 Wisconsin State Fair poster competition
• 10-year-old boy identified in Village of Lac La Belle crash, 2 others injured
• Milwaukee police investigating death in parking lot near AmFam Field
• Milwaukee Makers Market kicks off 10th season in April with free admission all year
• Doggy Day returns to Deer District on April 11 to benefit local dog rescue
• Warm Wednesday, then dropping temps and a chance for showers for Brewers Opening Day
• Kwik Trip introduces new mascot Red the Chicken, launches Midwest store tour 🐔
• 65-year-old woman reported missing from Caledonia found dead in Oak Creek park
• Putting some light on the situation with a DIY Turkish mosaic lamp workshop
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: A Senior Day shot to remember
• Milwaukee Police Department working to identify missing people cold cases, bring closure to families
• KUSD School Board approves controlled entrance safety project for several schools
• Harley-Davidson confirms cuts to global workforce
• $25K+ in damage at Church of the Gesu as parish focuses on recovery after vandalism
• BMO collects purses, toiletries for Love Purse, benefiting local women's organizations
• Jury finds Harry Wait guilty of 3 counts in election fraud case
• Woman killed in Twin Lakes shooting, suspect arrested
• Complaint: Bus driver in Green Bay crash that sent 36 to hospital had revoked license
• Aurora Health Care doctor discusses colorectal cancer
• Former Milwaukee police officer sentenced to prison for helping convicted felon commit crimes
• Evers' administration celebrates Women's History Month with panel discussion
• 'Not about protecting democracy': Community leaders express concerns over SAVE Act
• Hometown students from different backgrounds create lasting friendships through Repairing Together program
• Woman run over by her own vehicle in Wauwatosa parking lot
• Milwaukee County secures $1.8 million for violence prevention work
• Milwaukee Film Festival preview includes look at 'The Big Cheese,' documentary about competitive cheesemongering
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 to talk I-94 traffic as road work continues near stadium
• The North Shore Library starts a new chapter in Bayside
• John Mulaney bringing 'Mister Whatever' tour to Wisconsin State Fair on Aug. 12
• Milwaukee magicians celebrate Houdini's birthday, preview upcoming show
• 4th annual Easter egg hunt organized by Milwaukee moms group set for March 28
• Flurries and sprinkles possible the next two days with a better chance for showers for Brewers Opening Day
• Fate of Cudahy Middle School pool causes controversy, board votes to table discussion
• West Allis officer injured as suspect flees traffic stop
• Man killed in Milwaukee police shooting accused of assault days prior, DOC says
• Vos testifies on first day of trial for Racine County man who admitted to fraudulently obtaining absentee ballots
• Former Ozaukee County coroner charged with misconduct in public office
• Brewers return to American Family Field as potential traffic nightmare begins
• 'We need the state and federal government': Milwaukee mayor calls for action from lawmakers after weekend shootings
• Saz's State House celebrating 50th anniversary with special events
• Celebration of life held for former Packers president Bob Harlan
• Mukwonago firefighters honored after ice rescue on Rainbow Springs Lake
• 4th and Mineral Park in Walker's Point renamed Clementina Castro Park to honor civil rights activist
• Dinosaur lovers unite: Jurassic Journey is coming to Waukesha County 🦖
• Milwaukee man charged, accused of causing thousands in damage to Church of the Gesu
• 'Hello Summer': New initiative in Milwaukee aims to connect youth with positive resources
• West Allis advances to final 4 of 'Strongest Town' contest
• DanDan in Milwaukee's Third Ward to reopen after failing health inspection
• Balloon Adventure brings a creepy, crawly experience to Lake Geneva
• Staying mostly dry as the reminders of last week's blizzard go away
• Delafield's I.d. offering four-course Easter brunch plus take-and-bake menu