• Dept. of Education's 'History Rocks' event stops in Brookfield; critics question ties to right-wing groups
• Rock, Mineral, Gem and Earth Science Show comes to Washington County Fair Park
• Milwaukee board weighs stricter police chase rules after deaths tied to pursuits
• MPS announces plan to cut more than 260 jobs amid $46 million budget gap
• 'You have a little anxiety when this happens': Milwaukee homeowners prepare for storm season again, 7 months after historic flooding
• Anime fans flock to Milwaukee's Baird Center for 3-day convention
• How to Handyma'am aims to make skilled trades accessible to all women
• Celebrating women in business: Tapas Ricas owner turns passion for making charcuterie boards into business
• Jarring alarms out, quieter alerts in. New firehouse dispatch systems aim to ease stress
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Jett
• Cheers! Central Standard celebrates Brandy Old Fashioned Hall of Fame winners
• WisDOT weekly I-94 update: March 6
• 1 taken to hospital following overnight apartment fire in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin's Gerard the Poodle sets sights on nationals after winning at Westminster
• Brown Deer co-op looks to build off momentum of individual state champion at team event this weekend
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Following ICE Verifiers as they prepare in Milwaukee
• West Allis in the running to be named 'Strongest Town' in North America
• Pilot, passenger killed in Illinois plane crash after departing from Wisconsin
• Plans to revitalize Milwaukee's Red Arrow Park include changes to ice rink
• MPD chili cookoff raises funds to send officers to Washington DC
• Milwaukee nurse and Wisconsin teen stuck overseas as Middle East attacks continue
• Tail-wagging tunes: A new MADACC program brings live music to shelter pets
• Bob Harlan, former Packers president and CEO passes away
• 'It just feels like indoctrination': Brookfield parents, students question Dept. of Education tour stop
• 'When the Bucks talk on an issue, the community listens': Hunger Task Force and Bucks explain impact of their partnership
• Waukesha teen who killed mom and stepdad sentenced to life in prison without parole
• 'Really awful': Milwaukee boy recovering after being hit by unlicensed driver needs ramp installed outside of home
• Mount Pleasant hit-and-run leaves E-bike rider seriously injured, suspect sought
• Kenosha students compete in Black History spelling bee
• Youth center focused on rehabilitation and re-entry opens in Milwaukee County
• Historic marker approved for site of Wisconsin's oldest gay bar, This Is It!
• Tracking fog, scattered showers and stronger storms
• Milwaukee County Zoo offering free admission March 7, welcomes new kudu calf
• Fire near Locust and Vel R. Phillips leaves home uninhabitable
• Twin Lakes officers rescue 3 dogs from house fire as dispatcher coordinates response on her first day
• 'We don’t want any part of it': Kenosha County residents continue to fight against proposed battery energy storage facility
• Ahead of sentencing, new docs show Waukesha teen's 'radicalization' before he killed his mother, stepfather
• ‘More to rent than people’: Milwaukee rental vacancy jumps up
• Greenfield man dead after police chase, shootout with Texas law enforcement
• Driver seriously injured after single-vehicle crash in Fond Du Lac County
• Port Washington residents continue to demand answers from officials amid growing concerns over $15B data center
• Marquette lacrosse team starts season carrying memory of teammates lost last year
• Milwaukee police seeking help identifying young woman found in Milwaukee River 44 years ago
• Read Across America Week: CBS 58's Montse Ricossa joins celebrations at Penfield Children's Center
• Messmer Catholic HS celebrates 100 years providing education to Milwaukee families
• New video shows moments Kenosha police rescue man after he falls through ice
• Complaint: Muskego Taco Bell employee pointed gun at customer trying to get behind counter during argument
• Milwaukee's SafeHouse makes Yelp's 10 most outrageous restaurants list
• MPD officer charged with attempted misconduct in office resigns, makes first court appearance
• Warmer air leads to our next chance for storms
• Milwaukee police: Woman locates stolen car, confronts driver in wild confrontation caught on camera
• Shady Lane Greenhouse prepares for spring with rows and rows of flowers ready to bud
• HOG Fest featuring Three Days Grace, I Prevail coming to Fiserv Forum on March 5
• Women cheesemakers shaping Wisconsin's dairy industry celebrated during Women's History Month
• Midwest Gaming Classic celebrates 25th anniversary at Baird Center April 24 - 26
• City of Milwaukee sues fire truck manufacturers over alleged inflated prices, restricted supply
• Lambeau Field back open after fire response prompts evacuation
• Video shows arrest of Kenosha attempted murder suspect after Wauwatosa pursuit
• New Whitefish Bay ordinance causes controversy among pickleball players and neighbors
• PB&J Jam raises money for Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin, with special guest Bobby Portis
• Daylight Saving is this weekend, doctors say start preparing today
• Gas prices surge and stocks fall as US-Iran war continues
• 47-year-old killed in downtown Milwaukee shooting, 2 arrested
• No broken windows: How thieves are using key fobs to steal cars
• First pieces of ‘ICE Out MKE’ legislation approved
• Milwaukee man charged in east side burglary accused of firing gun in home, attempting to sexually assault victim
• CBS 58 Chief Meteorologist Drew Burgoyne brings weather experiments to Admirals' School Day Game
• WisDOT provides weekly update on I-94 construction, upcoming closures
• 1 dead, another injured following shooting inside Aurora Sinai hospital, suspect apprehended
• Mukwonago Area School District to reestablish protocols after parent boards school bus with gun
• Low-speed police chase ends with arrest, narcotics recovered on Milwaukee's south side
• 1 year since Milwaukee teen Cecillia Mack went missing, public's help sought
• Celebrating the Game: WMLW to host 'Basketball Day' March 7 🏀
• Bucks coach Doc Rivers joins No Kid Hungry, Hunger Task Force to celebrate National Breakfast Week
• Birch and Banyan Coffee in Hartland talks spring drinks and events
• Milwaukee man charged with sexual assault of Marquette University student
• Discussing the latest health headlines with UW Health
• Personal trainer shares tips for refreshing your fitness routine this spring
• Meteorological winter was a little dry and overall chilly
• Brewers discuss fair-inspired food lineup for 2026 season at American Family Field
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Everyone wins at Carroll University's CURE Clinic
• In Milwaukee, support for, and protests against, US-Israeli bombing campaign in Iran