• FBI visit to Milwaukee County elections director’s home sparks backlash from county leaders
• City officials dispel rumors of a proposed data center in Milwaukee 
• Thousands of MPS students attend annual 'World Fair' to showcase projects on United Nations
• Mural honoring Bob Uecker going up in downtown Milwaukee
• 'Real scary': Mother wants accountability from Wauwatosa school after daughter's accident at recess leads to ER visit
• Warming trend leads to chances for storms
• Another 'massive' wave of migrating birds expected May 14, Wisconsinites urged to turn off outdoor lights overnight
• 'Bravery in Bloom': Inaugural Queer Arts Festival coming to Milwaukee's south side
• Tock Custom Sewing and Arts Center brings all-encompassing textile craft space to Thiensville
• Student struck by car near Wauwatosa East HS, Lincoln Elementary
• Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes new zebra foal, opens restaurant and previews Celebrate Diversity Day
• Pipes perform overnight tribute to fallen officers in West Allis during Police Week
• Milwaukee County Parks' traveling beer garden kicks off 2026 season 🍻
• Rising Bucks star donates over a thousand books to local school
• Wisconsin health officials monitoring hantavirus developments, say level of concern is 'extremely low'
• ‘We’ve slowed tremendously’: Bay View businesses struggle to keep up with economy
• FBI visits private home of Milwaukee County's elections director
• Watertown High School students stage walkout after district votes against band piece tied to LGBTQ+ history
• Sneak peek: Cars roll into Milwaukee Auto Show ahead of 4-day event
• Fire leaves Palmyra American Legion post heavily damaged
• 1 dead in single-vehicle crash in Town of Eagle
• 'We’re excited to see her personality bloom': First Ridglan Farm beagles adopted in Milwaukee
• Cousins Subs hosts free ticket giveaway for Summerfest 2026 🎟️
• Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe surprises local school during 'Brewers Kindness in MKE' week
• 5 people displaced following early-morning fire in Kenosha
• 'Dumbest thing I've ever heard': Evers touts school funding as Democrats slam his surplus compromise with GOP
• Milwaukee Public Market's Festival of Flowers returns May 16
• Milwaukee leaders announce $22 million housing investment proposal for King Park neighborhood
• Get a clue: The Brown Deer Medallion Hunt is back for a third year. Here's what we know
• Grafton mom turns feeding challenge into diaper bag business with August & Ivy
• Previewing Skylight Music Theatre summer education programs for students grades 3-12
• Couple of cooler days before our next round of warmth arrives
• ArtBlaze returning to Milwaukee beaches with free art, music and giant inflatables
• Gov. Evers orders flags at half-staff Thursday in honor of Hmong-Lao Veterans Day
• 33-year-old arrested after deadly hit-and-run near 43rd and Silver Spring
• Don't let this go: Only 5 more performances of First Stage's rendition of 'Frozen'
• ‘He empowered men to be fathers’: Milwaukee remembers Dr. William Finlayson, trailblazing physician and civil rights figure
• Former boyfriend sentenced to 40 years for homicide of mother, MPS teacher
• Lawmakers advance $1.8 billion surplus deal, even as candidates for governor criticize 'backroom' agreement
• MPS holds latest budget hearing as state budget deal discussed in Madison
• Video: Robbery suspect arrested after chase ending on golf course in Wauwatosa
• HAWS Waukesha welcomes beagles removed from Ridglan Farms
• Milwaukee County employee struck by DOT vehicle in Franklin
• 'It still feels like home': Oscar's Frozen Custard reopens in Waukesha County after 2024 fire
• Driver who killed couple in wrong-way crash sentenced to prison
• Newly relocated LGBT Community Center celebrated during ribbon cutting ceremony in Walker's Point
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 4 years in prison for sexual assault at UWM residence hall
• City leaders table discussion about safety zones in entertainment districts
• Milwaukee police chief, Fire and Police Commission at odds over police pursuit policy; alders weigh in
• Milwaukee Armed Forces Week honors active military in our hometowns
• Revitalize Milwaukee extends help to Waukesha resident in need of critical home repairs
• Wisconsin Department of Transportation joins CBS 58 with construction, traffic updates
• Brown Deer's annual medallion scavenger hunt returns first clue for $2,500 grand prize
• 2 charged in shooting death of Milwaukee County Courthouse officer
• CBS 58's Lance Allan gets a peregrine falcon named after him in contest, Jessob Reisbeck runner-up
• 71-year-old dies after fight near 104th and Hampton, suspect turns himself in
• Body found in Milwaukee River, death under investigation
• Expert breaks down the remodel-or-move question ahead of NARI Tour of Homes
• Scattered showers and a few storms on a warm and windy Tuesday
• Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin shares spring tea party recipes featuring Wisconsin cheese
• 'Barre with Babes' at Oconomowoc's The Place provides a satisfying mommy and me workout
• 20 beagles from Ridglan Farms arrive at Wisconsin Humane Society's Milwaukee campus
• MPS employee arrested after student says he was 'slammed' to the ground
• Penn Sauter carries Wisconsin Kulwicki Driver Development tradition
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash near 116th and Layton
• 'Patience, patience, and more patience': Rescuers address trauma, behavioral needs in beagles from Ridglan Farms
• Statewide 'Lights Out' alert issued as millions of birds set to fly over Wisconsin Monday night
• GoFundMe raises more than $40K for 70-year-old Milwaukee veteran after viral TikTok
• Pilgrim Park Middle School teacher named 2026-27 Teacher of the Year
• 'Very proud of his service': 100th birthday celebration held for local WWII veteran
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 18 years behind bars for fatal shooting at flag football game
• Train and truck collide at rail yard in Milwaukee, 4 employees taken to hospital
• County Executive Crowley hosts roundtable with small business owners to discuss challenges, opportunities
• 64-year-old dead from blunt force trauma injuries on Milwaukee's north side
• City of Milwaukee moves to bagged leaf collection this fall, but residents can still rake to curb
• Evers, Republican leaders announce bipartisan deal on schools, property tax relief and direct payments to families
• Person, dog dead after early morning house fire in Sheboygan
• Milwaukee County sheriff's public safety officer shot and killed, 2 people arrested
• Angelic Roots focuses on reiki, breathwork and sound baths to improve mental health
• Scientists forecast 17.6 million birds over Wisconsin tonight, urge residents to turn off outdoor lights
• Kenosha Police Department becomes second largest agency in Wisconsin to earn WILEAG accreditation
• Guru gardening advice from Thiensville's 'Brush and Blooms': Get growing strategically and carefully