Local News

• Local experts join CBS 58 to answer questions as Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close
• UW-Milwaukee's gardens help students who are "food insecure," especially during the pandemic
• Soaking rain Thursday with scattered storms
• Northern Wisconsin country music festival given green-light
• Wisconsin Rental Assistance program helps residents pay rent, avoid eviction
• DWD Secretary answers questions on unemployment claims delays
• Children's Wisconsin hosts roundtable discussion on the future of youth sports
• 'Packed with people:' Large fight breaks out on Milwaukee's lakefront
• JJ Watt calls death of George Floyd 'disgusting'
• State leaders work with Wisconsin pro sports teams on reopening plans
• Wisconsin Supreme Court tosses lawsuit challenging order
• Bradford Beachgoers leave trash along Milwaukee's lakefront Memorial Day weekend
• 'Meaningful first step:' Governor Evers’ Student Debt Task Force holds second meeting
• Chef Mike Haracz shares easy breakfast recipe
• The Parenting Network offers tips for keeping families strong
• Tracking 90s and 100s in Milwaukee
• May marks the time to highlight moving and movers (especially during COVID)
• Leaders concerned over homeless population as governor’s eviction moratorium ends
• Milwaukee police seek suspect in theft near Capitol and Fond Du Lac
• Local couple raising awareness after losing dog to toxic household plant
• Mayor urges community to take precautions as City of Racine reopens
• MPD: Woman abducted, forced into car by armed suspects near 24th and Auer
• Suspect wanted for armed robbery of business near Oakland and Locust
• Police: 2 dead, 13 wounded in Memorial Day weekend shootings in Milwaukee
• MPD: Two 12-year-old skateboarders struck by separate vehicles near 54th and Center
• Drive-in movie experience opening at Majestic Cinema of Brookfield
• Milwaukee police seek suspect, vehicle involved in hit-and-run that injured 6-year-old
• MCTS to resume fare collection on June 1
• Milwaukee police seek 22-year-old missing man last seen near 28th and Concordia
• Decision to cancel 2020 Wisconsin State Fair expected soon
• 'One more thing to worry about:' Grafton residents frustrated as roofing nails are dropped around the city
• Air travel down at least 90% during COVID-19
• Milwaukee's north side neighborhoods can access these 9 COVID-19 testing sites
• Justices allow lower courts to resume with virus controls
• Franklin Beer Garden to offer free beer on June 4
• How to keep your kids safe this summer around water
• The Deal Guy: What to buy and not buy as stores begin to reopen
• Aurora Children's Health stressing importance of keeping up with childhood vaccines during COVID-19 pandemic
• Kenosha Police warn of 'gold scam' going around the county
• Police: Man injured in shooting near 35th and Meinecke in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin holds virtual Memorial Day ceremony
• Glendale resident honors veterans with Memorial Day 'Taps' performance
• Mexican Fiesta explains tough decision behind cancellation
• Milwaukee County residents head outdoors for Memorial Day activities
• Mexican Fiesta 2020 canceled due to coronavirus concerns
• CBS 58 Investigates: Future of flying ✈️
• 'Somber:' Wauwatosa woman hosts virtual Memorial Day Facebook tribute
• Someone is dumping roofing nails on roadways throughout the Village of Grafton, causing damage to cars
• Pandemic brings changes to Memorial Day ceremonies
• Pay tribute to the fallen with a virtual poppy
• Avoid puppy scams during COVID-19
• Warmest temps of the year arrive for Memorial Day with an isolated rain chance
• Three injured in separate Sunday night shootings in Milwaukee
• Lost dog from Salt Lake City found in Waukesha
• Thousands flood Lake Geneva on Memorial Day weekend
• Warm with isolated pop up storms possible on Memorial Day
• 'For the fallen': Motorcyclists ride through Milwaukee after Memorial Day parade canceled
• Ryan Braun's Milwaukee condo is for sale
• MPD investigating triple shooting near Capitol Drive and Holton Street
• Group asks for donations to place flags at veteran grave sites on Memorial Day
• Archdiocese of Milwaukee makes 'difficult decision' to delay public mass at south side parishes
• 6:30 PM Update: Severe threat winding down this evening
• 'We're really excited:' Suburban Milwaukee County churches prepare to hold in-person services
• Milwaukee County warns to bring your own sanitizer if heading to the parks
• Newly-retired MPS teacher receives special drive-by sendoff
• Oak Creek senior living center hosts parade to honor veterans
• Kenosha police continue to investigate 'suspicious' disappearance of 40-year-old man
• Nostalgia helps bring in hundreds for Milky Way Drive-In Opening Night
• MCTS: Child injured in crash involving bus near 27th and Vliet
• Marquette forward Brendan Bailey leaving to pursue pro career
• 'Gravely concerning:' 15 kids injured, killed in Milwaukee gun violence over 2 month period
• The Blind Horse restaurant uses sanitizing technology to protect workers, customers
• Menomonee Falls HS graduate shares special ceremony with father in hospice care
• Notice the family of geese on Wells Street? Locals draw parallels to Gertie the Duck
• City of Waukesha to hold 'reverse' Fourth of July parade, cancels fireworks display
• Activists protest outside Cargill Meat Solutions, call for closure of meatpacking plants in Wisconsin
• 6 out of 10 Wisconsinites diagnosed with COVID-19 have recovered
• Storms return late Saturday afternoon then warmer and more humid through Memorial Day
• Racine officials warn they will enforce guidelines as city reopens
• State parks to resume hours, bathrooms open next month
• We Energies: Dozens of buildings west of Milwaukee River remain without heat, hot water
• 24-year-old man charged in hit-and-run crash that killed 58-year-old woman
• DNR board to vote on tighter elk harvest limits
• All Milwaukee County pools will remain closed for 2020 season due to COVID-19
• Kwik Trip introduces Glazer-scented Donut candles
• Could be you! Bucks, Fiserv Forum in search of raw talent to entertain...
• Waiting for your stimulus money? CBS 58 talks with an expert on what to do