• Wisconsin represented throughout Super Bowl performances and ads
• Judge sanctions Kenosha district attorney for AI in court, case dismissed
• Marinette police, Menominee County officials ask for public's help in locating missing woman
• Opportunity to bloom: Jamar Shaw Entrepreneur Scholarship awarded to MATC business student
• Pleasant Prairie residents report unusual smell in air
• Milwaukee LGBT Community Center relocates to Walker's Point
• Red Sox acquire Caleb Durbin in trade with Brewers to address third base
• Show some love to a local boutique this Galentine's Day
• Cedarburg's annual winter festival returns Feb. 21
• Financial advisor recaps economic challenges from 2025
• Super Bowl commercials: Expert discusses hits and misses
• Keeping it quiet this week along with a milder temperature trend
• Hundreds flock to Potawatomi to place their Super Bowl bets
• Madison puppies compete in the 2026 Puppy Bowl
• MFD: Person rescued after fire on Milwaukee's northwest side
• Firefighter and resident injured after fire consumes 3 homes in Fox Lake
• Forward Latino launches 'Puerto Rican is American' campaign to combat misinformation
• Zócalo Food Park hosts 'Benito Bowl' ahead of Super Bowl
• 'I would love to make history': Jordan Stolz goes for Olympic gold this week
• 'We will be ready': Dozens get certified as 'protest marshals' if ICE comes to Milwaukee
• Giannis partners with ownership group of Chelsea FC Women's soccer club
• Mr. Perkins Family Restaurant, after more than a half-century, is getting ready for a big change
• Kids dress up as superheroes to skate with real-life heroes at 4th annual Ice Cape-ade
• Marquette honors former coach Tom Crean with his name in the rafters
• Beloved Cudahy sweet treat shop announces closure
• Milwaukee County Parks hosts 'Women and Girls in Science' event to inspire future women in STEM
• Hartford native and Denver Broncos guard Quinn Meinerz surprises athletes at Adaptive Basketball Clinic in Slinger with new uniforms
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (2/7)...Bay View's Mitten Fest, Milwaukee's Pet Expo, Lapham Peak's skiing
• Milwaukee Panthers ready to face top-ranked LSU
• Thousands of bags of M&M's recalled due to undeclared allergens
• Owners of over 100 Burger King locations across Wisconsin accused of child labor violations
• ‘Help people live better lives’: UW-Whitewater to offer AI major this fall
• Video shows wild police chase in Fond Du Lac County, suspect hits several parked cars
• Siblings found dead in Manitowoc County home, no foul play suspected
• Popular Milwaukee pizza spot closed indefinitely, public records show years of unpaid taxes
• Milwaukee artist creates Bad Bunny balloon mural ahead of Super Bowl halftime show
• Milwaukee police ban facial recognition technology after community pushback
• Mayor Johnson tours brand new hotspot in downtown Milwaukee
• Crime Stoppers: Man seeks justice for brother killed 10 days before Christmas, $25K reward offered
• Racine man charged, accused of stealing Tosa squad car, fleeing police and striking officers
• Elderly couple robbed after suspect allegedly impersonates utility worker in Kenosha County
• New MPD pursuit policy goes into effect, a timeline of the department's complicated history with pursuits
• People take a cold plunge to raise money for Special Olympics Wisconsin at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Missing person investigations -- here's how they operate
• Deer District farmer's market opening Sundays from June through October
• Apartment complex embezzlement scheme in West Allis leaves 1 facing felony charges
• Prosecutors: Ex-boyfriend charged in homicide of Glendale mother of 3
• Milwaukee recruiter discusses connection to Epstein files
• Game day and Valentine's Day recipes from Metro Market
• 57-year-old pedestrian dies after being hit by vehicle in Caledonia
• Wisconsin cheese takes center stage for Super Bowl appetizers
• Heart disease awareness highlighted on National Wear Red Day ❤️
• WisDOT discusses major freeway projects underway in Milwaukee
• Woman killed in stabbing near 36th and National, 1 arrested
• 'Racist-toned' comments under City of West Allis social post promoting Black-owned businesses spark concern
• Packed house urges FPC to reject facial recognition technology for MPD
• Potawatomi Sportsbook gears up for Super Bowl as potential changes to betting in Wisconsin loom
• More than 450 Chrysler trucks and SUVs recalled
• CBS 58's One Good Thing: Milwaukee Admirals team up with Landmark Credit Union for annual charity
• Milwaukee County honors political trailblazer Marcia P. Coggs at dedication ceremony
• MFD: Investigation underway after residence fire near 48th and Hampton
• 13 Wisconsin county snowplows hit by vehicles this winter, drivers reminded to give crews space
• Underdog Pet Rescue previews Puppy Bowl with Wisconsin pup participants
• CBS 58's Hometowns LIVE: K1 Speed Milwaukee
• 'Canstruction' design challenge returns to the Milwaukee Public Museum
• 1 dead in head-on crash involving school bus, pickup truck in Cedarburg
• Racine house fire leaves family without home, daughter recovering in hospital
• Racine chili cookoff: Fire department vs. high school students
• Greenfield PD: 5 teens arrested after fleeing officers in stolen vehicle
• Man arrested in connection to several shots fired at semi-truck driver at Greenfield Speedway, no one injured
• 1 dead after shooting near 25th and Capitol
• Carín León to perform at Summerfest June 20
• Stoughton police cite 46-year-old 'serial defecator' after drone catches her at city park
• Behind the Gun summit to address firearm safety in Milwaukee
• Zayn to bring solo tour 'The KONNOKAL' to Fiserv Forum July 23
• $100,000 winning All or Nothing ticket sold at Kwik Trip in Menomonee Falls
• Bobby Portis gets competitive to kick off Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin's annual PB&J Challenge
• Milwaukee Police unveil new recruiting video and website to boost applications
• Man charged in 2021 murder of Milwaukee woman
• 26-year-old victim identified, shooting and deadly crash happen minutes apart on 76th Street
• Stan's Shoes hosting Share-A-Pair shoe drive throughout February
• Milwaukee County Zoo offers free admission Feb. 7, Virtual Valentines
• First round of snow moving through Thursday morning with another Friday morning