• Parents surprise son with tickets to Brewers NLCS Game 4
• 75-year-old found dead at scene of Milwaukee house fire, investigation underway
• The 6 victims who died in a Wisconsin plane crash included a 13-year-old boy and his mother
• CBS 58 Brewers fan photo gallery
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Oct. 16-18
• Wisconsin man's bobblehead collection includes 300+ for the Brewers
• The Milwaukee County Zoo offers wild Halloween celebrations for all ages
• American Family Field to host NLCS Game 4 watch party
• 🧁⚾️Muskego bakery creates Brewers-inspired treats for postseason run
• Wisconsin Tech Month: What is it and how you can be part of it
• Steady rain for Thursday with lingering showers Friday
• Brewers fans erupt at American Family Field as Milwaukee takes commanding 3-0 NLCS lead
• Milwaukee officer injured after pursuit, struggle with suspect; 2 arrested
• 'What's your shirt size?' Chief Lipski makes NLCS bet with Los Angeles fire chief
• Milwaukee police release bodycam video of officer shooting 17-year-old armed with rifle
• Southeast Regional Care Center for Youth ready to open on Milwaukee's north side
• Family says they’re traumatized by video of Milwaukee police officer punching man, police union president says officer was within policy
• MPD data show violent crimes, including homicides, down in City of Milwaukee
• ‘My hope is the World Series’: Brewers fan builds collection of more than 300 Brewers bobbleheads
• Evers, DWD announce $6.6 million in grants to train more than 3,800 Wisconsin workers
• History brewing: New generation of Brewers hopes to rewrite '82 team's World Series run
• 8 Wisconsin schools named Blue Ribbon Schools for academic achievement, closing gaps
• Milwaukee man charged in deadly crash that killed wheelchair user near 49th and Burleigh
• Cooler with chances for rain
• Milwaukee man charged, accused of fatally shooting mother of his children
• Fans line up early for World Series tickets outside American Family Field
• All aboard! Canadian Pacific Holiday Train announces 2026 tour with 13 stops in Wisconsin 🚂🎅
• Visit Café Corazón this October for ghost tours or ghost pepper margaritas
• 5 adults, 1 child killed in Sauk County plane crash
• 'A new low': Crowley dismisses concerns after Tiffany raised questions over non-profit funding
• Shohei Ohtani will be in Dodgers' Game 3 lineup against Brewers
• CBS 58’s Hometown Athlete: Kevin Zeitler’s NFL journey comes full circle
• Brewers fans already paying thousands in hopes of seeing potential World Series run
• ‘Fingers are crossed’: Brewers superfan hasn’t missed a home game for 40+ years
• Racine Zoo welcomes new zebra foal
• Milwaukee leaders gather for 4th Annual Emergency Gun Violence Summit
• WisDOT details the I-94 ramps at General Mitchell Blvd closing through spring 2027
• Attorney says lawsuit 'a fair expectation' after video shows Milwaukee officer punching man
• Matchbox Twenty brings 30th anniversary tour to Milwaukee
• 71-year-old dies after dump truck crash in Randolph
• 1 dead in semi vs. SUV crash in Dodge County
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office follows Crowley in halting jail tablet messages
• Just 4 more nights left to check out Legends & Lore at Old World Wisconsin
• Record-shattering heat Monday and staying warm for Tuesday
• Local education expert discusses why reading aloud matters for students
• Illuminating the Dark tours continue at Pabst Mansion 🕯️
• Loved ones mourn woman killed in shooting near 77th and Carmen
• Mequon congressional candidate charged after alleged road rage confrontation at gas station
• ‘It's incredible, right?’: Brewers fans revel in Game 2 win at watch parties across the state
• Milwaukee woman charged in fake teacher case now accused of car theft
• Family of missing Waukesha County teen files lawsuit against youth treatment facility
• Brewers' playoff run delivers economic boost across Wisconsin, leads to more visibility worldwide
• Brewers hope for NLCS Game 2 win over Dodgers
• 16-year-old arrested after bringing gun to Kenosha County corn maze
• Brewers fever heats up ahead of NLCS Game 2 at American Family Field
• Check out Wisconsin's oldest restaurant in Nashotah
• BMO extends Summerfest pavilion sponsorship, Foreigner announced for 2027
• Blessings in a Backpack hosts Race to Feed food packing competition
• Children's resale sale returns to West Bend fairgrounds Oct. 13-17
• Record-breaking warmth possible to start the new work week
• The spell-binding work that goes into Milwaukee's A&J's Halloween House
• Brewers fans celebrate NLCS Game 1 win, prepare for Game 2 against Dodgers
• All aboard for the 24th annual Train Show in West Bend 🚂
• 17-year-old killed in shooting near 39th and Lisbon, 14-year-old arrested
• A stunning Sunday for Wisconsin's big sports day
• ‘He just gets to be a kid’: Brewers games bring comfort to 9-year-old who lost both parents
• Community Creatives event brings local makers, shoppers together in Mequon
• MPS students celebrate Hispanic heritage with annual district showcase
• Wisconsin officials warn Brewers fans about ticket scams during postseason run
• 'Just keep going': Walk for 1 in 100 supports patients with congenital heart disease
• 36-year-old man killed after being hit by car near 49th and Burleigh, 1 arrested
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase: Comic Con, NARI Home & Remodeling Show, Suicide Prevention Walk...
• A few different seasons this coming week along with several different rain chances
• 'I truly believe this will save lives': SCOWIS promotes new online portal to make it easier to file for temporary restraining orders
• ‘Going to be chaos’: Milwaukee gearing up for busy sports Sunday
• Milwaukee County suspends tablet messaging at Community Reintegration Center
• New report examines economic impact, energy demands of Wisconsin data centers
• Eliminate state income tax? Free pre-K for every 3-year-old child? Candidates have grand ideas, few specifics
• Milwaukee County's new multi-million-dollar crime lab, medical examiner's facility opens
• ‘They saved my dog’s life’: Milwaukee event helps provide pet food and resources for families
• Wisconsin flags to fly at half-staff Saturday in honor of Trooper Bradley Ritger