• Oak Creek approves road renaming agreement with Buc-ee's
• Port Washington Fire Department officially relocates to new building
• Heavy storms down trees, leaving damage and power outages across SE Wisconsin
• Investigation underway after man dies in custody at Milwaukee County Jail
• ‘It’s life-changing': UWM Club Football team revoked by university weeks before first game, players appeal
• 'Unique' all-pink house goes up for sale in Bay View
• Tornado Warnings expired, Storms are exiting shortly
• MCTS celebrates graduation of first coach/bus operator apprentice class
• Hundreds gather in Milwaukee's Third Ward for 'World's Largest Coffee Break'
• Milwaukee VA Medical Center receives Primary Stroke Center certification
• Milwaukee area road updates with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation
• Officials looking for missing 14-year-old Brown Deer girl
• Milwaukee’s Yappy Hour will give dogs a chance to lick, relax and play
• Brewers hosting Black Culture Fest at American Family Field
• Brewers' Pat Murphy signs autographs in Brookfield
• Sports Director Lance Allan goes 1-on-1 with new Wisconsin athletic director Shawn Eichorst
• Missing Wauwatosa man found dead following community search
• 7 people arrested after fights at final night of Wisconsin State Fair
• Body pulled from Lake Michigan identified
• Milwaukee Downtown Appreciation Week kicks off
• Universities of Wisconsin proposes 4-year tuition freeze in new budget request
• Committee recommends new MMSD wastewater operator, protest outside meeting on $700M contract
• Driver dies, another hurt after head-on crash and fire in Mount Pleasant
• Infant, 5 others hurt after semi truck crash in Washington County
• 57-year-old motorcyclist killed in crash on I-41 near Holy Hill Road
• Sesame Workshop talks about helping kids cope with extreme weather
• Jonas Brothers bring 'Burning Up Tour All Over Again' to Fiserv Forum in November
• Realtor group chair talks July home sales, tips for buyers
• Steady August temps continue into a new work week
• Part of I-94 closed overnight as deputies investigate possible shots fired
• Woman dies after 2-vehicle crash near McCarty Park
• Downtown Milwaukee workers, this week is for you with some major appreciation
• Wisconsin State Fair 2026 ends differently than 2025’s abrupt conclusion due to flooding
• Wisconsin's largest Ukrainian festival takes place in Franklin
• Man injured in shooting near Racine Public Library following physical altercation
• No major heat, few rain and storm chances this coming week
• 13-year-old among two injured in Milwaukee shooting near 41st and Lloyd
• ‘The pool community has really showed up’: Fundraiser honors Milwaukee hit-and-run victims
• State Fair marks final weekend with cream puff eating contests
• Hundreds fill Milwaukee's lakefront for 25th annual Run/Walk to Irish Fest to support the Arthritis Foundation
• Man seriously injured after semi hauling corn collides with combine harvester
• Milwaukee man sentenced in wrong-way OWI crash that left unborn child dead
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (8/15)...WI State Fair's Last Weekend, Irish Fest, & much more...
• Plenty of dry skies this weekend but some storm chances exist
• ‘He took everything from me’: Family grieves Milwaukee shooting victim in double shooting that killed 3
• Remembering Lawrence Kirby: Bishop from Wisconsin's oldest black church dies at 73
• Longtime Pewaukee teacher, football hall of fame coach Michael Ryback dies at 75
• Man freed after hourslong rescue from industrial machinery in New Berlin
• Suspect arrested following attack outside south side pizza shop
• Riding with Angels fundraiser set for Aug. 22 to benefit rescue horses
• Whitefish Bay little league team comes up one win short of World Series
• 'Stand up for Corey!': Rev. Al Sharpton delivers eulogy for Corey Ruiz at funeral service that calls for social justice
• Forest County Potawatomi Tribal leaders launch canoes on Menomonee River
• Beloved visitor of the UCC Senior Center celebrates 100th birthday
• CBS 58's Natalie Sheperd kicks off final weekend of the Wisconsin State Fair
• 36-year-old Milwaukee man faces life in prison for shooting, killing 3 people in Milwaukee
• Cop on a Rooftop: New Berlin police team up with Dunkin' to raise money for Special Olympics Wisconsin
• New video shows moment fire starts inside Lincoln Avenue School
• Things get Gaelic on the lakefront this weekend as Milwaukee Irish Fest returns
• 🍦The Custard Chronicles: Passing the Scoop at Gilles Frozen Custard
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Chase
• Foggy morning ahead of another severe threat
• Brewers tag Edwin Diaz and rally for 3 runs in the 9th inning to beat the Dodgers 5-4
• Grafton football focused on state championship repeat
• Milwaukee woman ordered to pay $6,000 after cigarette sparked building fire
• Milwaukee teens hear from mental health mentors at art museum event
• Brewers history gets permanent home at Milwaukee VA Medical Center
• Whitefish Bay LL 1 win away from World Series, leaders credit years of 'time and passion'
• Safety concerns outside Wisconsin State Fair after 2 people hit crossing the street
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Wisconsin State Fair Cream Puff eating contest
• Michigan Democrat says Tom Tiffany is 'obsessed' with hunting wolves, Wisconsin Farm Bureau highlights the issue
• Milwaukee man charged after police chase ends in crash, hospitalized driver near 76th and Ruby
• Restaurant on National Avenue makes no money in a day as construction affects business
• Kohl's, Hunger Task Force hand out free backpacks, meals for hometown kids
• State Capitol named 12th 'Wonder of Wisconsin'
• Packers kick off preseason in Pittsburgh against Steelers
• 16th Street bridge construction: DPW says southern portion has reopened
• Funeral set for Corey Ruiz, man killed by Madison police officer
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Aug. 14-16
• Post-election canvass underway in Milwaukee County
• 16-year-old shot and killed near 40th and Clarke
• Film critics review 'The Rivals of Amziah King' and 'Don't Say Good Luck'
• CBS 58 checks out new second-hand craft store in West Allis
• What to expected at this year's A La Carte at the Zoo
• Another chance for showers Thursday