• Tentative Milwaukee Police Association deal could attract officers to the force
• Milwaukee Admirals to wear Fridge Jerseys select games this season
• World's Tallest Glass Tree Festival returns to Lake Geneva this holiday season
• Excitement builds as the Bucks tip off the season at home Wednesday night
• Warm October takes a break as frost and freeze temperatures arrive
• 'Hey, what's up guys': Whitefish Bay dad's embarrassing daughter moments bring social media fame
• Happy 40th anniversary: Sellars celebrates major milestone
• Suspects accused of stealing more than $1K worth of products from Brookfield Ulta
• Brookfield PD seeks suspect accused of stealing more than $9K in frames from Pearle Vision
• 'Tremendously missed': Community gathers to remember Milwaukee man killed in double homicide
• 'Tried my hardest': Family member of 4-year-old Dante Campbell describes claims of abuse, attempts to contact CPS
• City of Milwaukee, police union reach tentative agreement
• 'Come From Away': First musical to debut in Milwaukee Repertory Theater's new $80M building
• Halle Berry lobbies in Wisconsin for funding to improve women's care
• Dump truck crashes into residence in Sheboygan County, driver killed
• I-94 expansion to begin, long-term lane and interchange closures to come shortly after
• Man charged with stalking, accused of sending Wisconsin's chief justice intimidating emails
• Man charged in crash that killed 3 near 35th and Vliet pleads not guilty
• Molson Coors to lay off approximately 400 employees
• Shop, sip, score: Bucks team up with Total Wine & More to give away free tickets
• Milwaukee's annual Christmas Tree Lighting event set for Nov. 21 🎄
• Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee is back with a few tricks and treats downtown
• A look at the upcoming performances at the Marcus Performing Arts Center
• From an expert: Map out your game-winning drive on the road to retirement
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Bucky
• Hartland's last big car show of the season rolls out Sunday, Oct. 26
• 4-year-old child dies after being found unresponsive in West Allis, 2 arrested
• Packers great Clay Matthews helps vets, pulls for Rodgers this week
• Bernie's Book Bank celebrates construction of new facility in Glendale
• Former Marquette star Kam Jones facing charges following police chase
• Officers honored for rescuing 2 from Menomonee River in wake of historic flooding
• Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell says he hasn't been told whether he will be back next season
• 'You broke a whole family': Family mourns man killed at 27th and Atkinson
• 11-year-old seriously hurt in shooting near 9th and Meinecke
• Roufusports athletes remember legendary MMA coach Duke Roufus
• Court documents reveal details of shootout in West Allis police chase reaching speeds of 100 mph
• 3 charged in connection to deadly shooting outside Fryerz restaurant
• Pedestrian seriously injured in Milwaukee hit-and-run; police seek driver
• Bucks unveil new food and beverage options for 2025 season
• Collection barrels aiming to support federal workers impacted by government shutdown at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport
• Will Martin announces candidacy for Wisconsin lieutenant governor
• Hollander Chocolate Co. opens in Port Washington with chocolate lab, school and cafe
• Pumpkins ripe for the pickin' at New Berlin's Lindners Pumpkin Farm & Corn Maze
• Monday morning frost leads to Monday evening rain showers
• A look at the fall housing market
• Trans Siberian Orchestra to bring 'The Ghost of Christmas Eve' to Fiserv Forum
• Nonprofit group Common Ground calls for increased safety on Milwaukee’s south side, fair rent
• A big heart and an even bigger mullet: 10-year-old from northern Wisconsin wins 1st in mullet competition
• 2 dead, suspect arrested in Milwaukee fatal shooting near Appleton and Ruby Avenue
• From warm temperatures to a quick turn to fall
• Vehicle vs minibike crash leaves 2 children injured in Waukesha County
• 6-year-old injured in triple shooting near Marquette University's campus
• Reminder: I-94 expansion project little more than a week away
• Enter for a chance to win tickets to the Bucks season opener! 🏀
• Bucks 'Tipoff Week' details for the 2025-26 season 🏀
• Thousands of Wisconsinites attend second wave of 'No Kings' protests held throughout the state, country
• 3 people injured, suspect in custody after Muskego police pursuit and crash
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (10/18)...Boo at The Zoo & so many other items...
• Mild becomes cool quickly for the second part of the weekend, shower chances continue
• Police arrest man after pursuit, crash at Hale Interchange
• Shohei Ohtani hits 3 homers, dominates on mound in Dodgers' clinching 5-1 NLCS win over Brewers
• Brewers fans looking for some magic while down 5-1
• Famed Milwaukee Martial Arts Instructor Duke Roufus passes away at 55
• New felony charges against former Milwaukee city attorney
• Police: Man arrested after threatening staff at Democratic Party office in West Bend
• Milwaukee's 2026 parking plan: Extended meter hours, 65,000 more tickets issued
• 'It’s animal cruelty': Saukville dairy farmer says proposed power lines for data center could ruin his livelihood
• In 2025, there were 9 fatal crashes from Milwaukee police pursuits — 6 people killed were innocent bystanders
• 'They're never out of it': Brewers fans hope team can rally in Game 4 to stay alive in series
• 64-year-old dead in 2-vehicle crash in Dodge County
• Crime Stoppers: Milwaukee police seek teens wanted in gas station armed robbery
• Kenosha man accused of plotting to kill judge pleads not guilty
• Hale Interchange ramp to close for 54 hours during bridge work
• Racine Zoo announces departure of Eastern Black Rhino 'Kianga'
• Rain chances continue through the weekend as drought conditions return in some areas
• DIY Halloween costume ideas from Two Men and a Truck 📦
• Complaint: 3 charged in fatal shooting of 18-year-old in Milwaukee alley
• MPD: 21-year-old dead after shooting near 39th and Capitol
• Port Washington Planning Commission approves tax district for incoming data center
• Wisconsin air traffic controllers feeling pressure as shutdown wears on with no paychecks in sight
• 'Words just fail': South side Milwaukee mother remembered in candlelight vigil
• 3 teens injured in shooting outside community center in Racine, suspect arrested