• Crews battle structure fire in the Village of Summit
• Multi-vehicle crash causes highway closure in Kenosha County
• Wisconsin DHS confirms second measles case in Dane County
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (2/14)...Valentine's Day version w/lots of love
• 'They're looking for love and I hope I can find it for them': Pitch-a-Friend event is matchmaking Milwaukee singles
• Port Washington data center lawsuit: TIF ruling expected Feb. 23
• Milwaukee Table Tennis Club helping future ping pong champs
• Still need a gift for your Valentine? Von Maur has some ideas to inspire you
• Waukesha seniors celebrate Galentine's Day
• ‘It saved Lucy’s life’: Marquette student receives liver transplant while studying abroad
• Property damaged after 90-year-old crashes car into BMO Bank
• ‘It’s devastating’: Family of man killed in Waukesha industrial accident raising funds for his partner
• Handmade Valentine's Day cards and chocolate bring smiles to Racine seniors
• Madison 1 of 2 U.S. cities chosen for newest Harry Styles album listening party
• Milwaukee boy accused of fatally shooting mother fights to send case back to juvenile court
• 'So important': Red Cross hosts blood drive amid heightening cold and flu season
• Chefs to create gourmet dishes from McDonald's ingredients for SHARP fundraiser
• Disney On Ice brings 'Frozen' and 'Encanto' to Fiserv Forum
• Man who beat fellow inmate to death at Racine County Jail sentenced
• Crash into building in Milwaukee, driver arrested on suspicion of OWI
• Ultimate Confections prepares for Valentine's Day by dipping everything in chocolate
• Hunger Task Force discusses program connecting Wisconsin farms with families facing hunger
• O&H Danish Bakery introduces new Paczki flavor for Fat Tuesday
• The warmth should continue to wrap up February
• Wisconsin environmentalists warn of dire consequences after Trump administration repeals air pollution protections
• KUSD committee discusses need for metal detector wand screenings in schools
• 221 employees laid off as Cargill announces meat processing plant closure 
• Suspect wanted for attempted homicide in Kenosha in custody after police chase in Wauwatosa
• Rooted in tradition: Local flower shop marks 125 years amid biggest week of the year
• 19-year-old arrested following high-speed police chase that started in West Allis and ended in Greenfield
• We Energies breaks down potential cost to customers in data center proposal
• Amani Place awarded $10,000 grant from Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley's small business program
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Milwaukee County Zoo hosts 'Hearts & Tails' Valentine's Day event
• School District of Waukesha to become debt-free in April, saving taxpayers money after paying off $60M referendum
• Southeastern Wisconsin education leaders discuss possible AI-focused education center for area schools
• Milwaukee nonprofit faces mentor shortage for annual 500 Black Tuxedos event
• Hometown students pitch meditation garden project for LUMIN school's Granville Lutheran campus
• Kenosha police arrest Bradford High School student in possession of ammunition, magazines
• 'Disney on Ice' cast members visit Cudahy Family Library
• Racine Zoo mourns passing of beloved African penguin named Yellow
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Feb. 12-15
• Warmer days ahead
• Giannis Antetokounmpo goes from candy fan to candy man with his own line of gummies
• NARI Home Show returns with ideas to make homes smarter, greener, more functional
• West Allis police chase ends in crash near 60th and Greenfield, 2 arrested
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Crime 101' and 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die'
• Financial advisor discusses racial wealth gap
• Milwaukee Rep reveals first photos of new Herro-Franke Studio Theater
• Man in custody after physically assaulting another person, kicking police squad car
• Olympian and Kewaskum native Jordan Stolz inspiring next generation of speed skaters
• Hundreds pack Port Washington data center meeting as panelists raise concerns over health, fiscal, and environmental impacts
• South Milwaukee Library pushes for referendum, as hours continue to drop
• Rivers, Johnson finalists for Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026
• National Bobblehead HOF pays tribute to American athletes in the Olympics
• Kewaskum native Jordan Stolz wins gold at the Olympics, inspires students at his old elementary school
• A deep dive into the history of hair braiding from the Tricoci University of Beauty Culture
• Is your ex a thorn in your side? Here's how $5 can help both heartbreak and the environment, thanks to a Valentine's Day fundraiser in Waukesha Co.
• Milwaukee Common Council presents 'ICE out Milwaukee' initiative
• Missing dog from Waukesha found dead, believed to be struck by vehicle
• Free program helps people support others through the power of art
• MPS receives $5M grant to increase student access to mental health services
• Complaint: Man fired less than an hour before hitting coworker in Mukwonago hit-and-run
• Brewers announce 2026 giveaways including custom bar dice set, bobbleheads and more
• Infant safe after ceiling collapses in Pleasant Prairie apartment
• Milwaukee couple on Netflix’s ‘Is It Cake? Valentines’ proves their love was the secret ingredient to success
• Milwaukee leaders host Power Hour event celebrating Black History Month
• Suspect arrested over social media threats targeting Bay View High School walkout
• 81-year-old woman dead in house fire in Fond du Lac County
• Family searches for answers following fatal shooting near 25th and Capitol, suspect arrested
• Alverno’s art gallery opens new exhibit Feb. 13 with panel of artists
• Loaded gun recovered at Bradford High School in Kenosha, student arrested
• Local expert shares insight into understanding autism criteria in special education
• Dog rescue hosts first charity event this month
• Very snowy winter so far takes a break
• Mosaic hearts become prized possessions at a DIY workshop this Friday at Milwaukee's Third Space Brewing
• MPS has $46 million budget deficit, details plan to lessen need for future cuts
• Milwaukee LGBT Community Center relocates to Walker's Point
• Milwaukee man charged with killing Ozaukee Co. couple in wrong-way crash accepts plea deal
• We Energies customers share concerns over data center rate proposal
• Brewers announce new TV viewing options for 2026
• 2 charged in Kenosha shooting that killed 16-year-old during alleged gun deal turned robbery
• Officials: 18 pounds of methamphetamine seized during search warrant executions in Milwaukee
• Bill to fund WisconsinEye advances to state Senate