• Deputy fire chief recalls response after Tom Tiffany's emergency landing in Lake Wausau
• Plane recovered from Lake Wausau after Tiffany's emergency landing
• Driver hospitalized after 2-vehicle crash sends vehicle into Milwaukee building
• Light the Night walk returns to Summerfest grounds Thursday
• Fall feel continues Monday with rain likely Monday night
• Catalytic converter theft disrupts bus service for Oak Creek-Franklin students
• So much is 'ripe for the picking' on Hunger Task Force's Farm in Franklin as harvest season gets underway
• Cancer patient becomes nurse at MACC Fund Center; same place she was treated
• 'We were very fortunate': Tom Tiffany recounts swim to safety after emergency landing in Lake Wausau
• 21-year-old Horicon man killed in Washington County crash
• Tom Tiffany swims to safety after plane makes emergency landing in Lake Wausau
• Showery, storm weather setting up for much of this coming week
• Double shooting in Milwaukee leaves 17-year-old, 39-year-old hospitalized
• Survivors of violence turn personal experiences into a call for change at Milwaukee gala
• Wellpoint Care Network hosts back-to-school bash for Milwaukee families
• Pewaukee native JJ Watt returns to Wisconsin roots for Packers-Vikings broadcast
• Puerto Rican Festival celebrates culture, community along Milwaukee lakefront
• Shots fired from pickup truck at occupied vehicle in West Milwaukee
• 22-year-old dead, 3 others injured in crash after vehicle runs red light near 20th & Locust
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (9/12)...TosaFest, IKEA Frank Mots Intl. Kite Festival, Puerto Rican Festival of Wisconsin
• Summer and fall make an appearance with this forecast into next week
• 'I saw a giant fireball': Milwaukee commercial pilot reflects on seeing 9-11 attacks from the air, 25 years later
• Packers fans outside local markets could pay more to watch 2026 season
• To teach about 9/11, this school relied on its teachers' personal memories
• 100 trees chopped down in Wauwatosa; MCSO investigating felony crime
• Diesel tops $6 a gallon, putting more pressure on trucking companies
• Milwaukee woman shares recovery after rare Moyamoya disease diagnosis, multiple strokes
• Planned Parenthood challenges Wisconsin abortion restrictions as pro-life groups condemn lawsuit
• Wisconsin marks 25 years since 9/11 with service, remembrance ceremonies
• Milwaukee committee votes to repeal 10 p.m. downtown food truck curfew
• MACC Fund founders remember nearly 50 years
• Milwaukee's annual 9/11 remembrance event at the War Memorial Center honors thousands of lives lost
• Bids for Kids 2026: CBS 58 partners with MACC Fund for second year to raise money to fight childhood cancer
• Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial to host remembrance ceremony honoring 18 Wisconsinites who died Sept. 11, 2001
• Comedian, magician Andy Gross set to pull off 2 shows in West Bend
• Isolated showers possible for a weekend that goes from summer to fall
• Fundraiser to support pet owners, honor those lost to fentanyl overdose
• Never forget, always learn: Southeast Wisconsin memorials keep 9/11 history alive for next generation
• Tom Tiffany campaigns in Milwaukee as protesters raise healthcare concerns
• SHARP Literacy fundraiser brings out Brewers star Jacob Misiorowski
• 'They're learning as we're learning': Data center officials meet with Port Washington residents
• Wisconsin ranks 27th among happiest states in America, WalletHub report finds
• Caledonia man appears in court after being charged with shooting, killing neighbor's dog
• Milwaukee pothole requests break records as alderman pushes plan for more repairs
• 'It's not as safe as it used to be': Milwaukee County Parks proposes 15 mph speed limit for Oak Leaf Trail, park pathways
• Expansion completed for largest solar energy project in Milwaukee history
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: China Lights at Boerner Botanical Gardens
• UWM naming 'Gaia BH1' star system as its own
• UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena unveils new concession items, dirty soda bar
• 'The Jury Experience' brings immersive courtroom drama to Milwaukee
• Bayside brings in goats to clear vegetation along I-43 sound wall
• Milwaukee man facing charges, accused of sexual assault on MSOE campus
• Packers running back Josh Jacobs pleads no contest in battery case
• Apple picking season begins at Barthel Fruit Farm 🍎
• Woman dies from injuries after crash with semi in Dodge County
• WILL sues multiple Wisconsin municipalities over Flock surveillance, alleging Fourth Amendment violations
• Milwaukee County Zoo previews fall lineup, welcomes new penguin chicks
• Anthropic researcher resigns, citing fears AI could threaten humanity
• Oak Creek police release new details, suspect description after stabbing near MATC campus
• Packers prep for matchup against Vikings
• 'She was on her way home': Group home staff mourns woman killed in Labor Day hit-and-run
• Lawmakers study AI and its growth in the healthcare sector to help craft the regulatory framework
• Milwaukee County Zoo reminds visitors to follow safety rules after recent incidents
• Harley-Davidson Museum displays motorcycle ridden by FDNY firefighter on 9/11
• Milwaukee mayor, staff help with Habitat for Humanity home build
• Marine Corps vet receives new roof as part of nationwide effort to honor military members
• Milwaukee Rep gives sneak peek of upcoming production of 'Footloose'
• Milwaukee County approves nearly $7.5M for opioid prevention, treatment initiatives
• Man fatally shot by Milwaukee police in shootout near 37th and Wright identified
• Fatal shootout involving MPD officer near 37th and Wright leaves officer injured, 23-year-old man dead
• Person dies in shooting near 37th and Brown, identified as 41-year-old
• Driver crashes into West Allis home
• Catch Packers vs. Vikings on CBS 58 in their first regular season matchup of the season Sept. 13
• It's game on this weekend at Kelly's Bleachers with beer and wing specials
• Make Art MKE returns to Mount Mary University
• Sheboygan Common Council votes to end Flock Safety partnership
• Cost of raising a child tops $300,000, financial expert offers planning tips
• Wet and cool August ends a slightly mild and wet summer
• Brewers host annual sober tailgate for National Recovery Month
• WBA Foundation announces cancelation of 2026 gubernatorial debate
• 'More work to be done’: Milwaukee alderman seeks more help for record-setting pothole requests
• Case of then-10-year-old charged in mother's killing reaches Wisconsin Supreme Court
• As police agencies drop Flock, Kaul calls for state law regulating automatic license plate readers
• 'Ueck' documentary will be available to stream exclusively on Brewers.TV for 24 hours
• Candidates for Wisconsin governor disagree on use of electronic devices in jail