• Mother killed, child hospitalized after Racine County house fire
• Hybrid vans help unhoused students get to school, more than 1 year after MPS purchased the vehicles
• Fans pack Kopp's in Greenfield for chance to meet Hugh Jackman ahead of movie premiere
• Vigil, funeral planned for 3 siblings who died in Kenosha apartment fire
• Book removed from community reading list in Kettle Moraine School District with some parents concerned over content
• DNR: Wisconsin sees decline of deer hunters compared to last year
• Moment of silence held during council meeting, for Kenosha children killed in Thanksgiving apartment fire
• CBS 58 visits 2 festive, holiday themed pop-ups in Cedarburg
• MIAD Holiday Sale features student and alumni artwork
• November goes into the records snowy but dry with near average temperatures
• Community Smiles Dental launches holiday fundraising campaign
• Kenosha residents share concerns over proposed Microsoft data center
• 'It's all about dignity': St. Ben's warming center now open every night through March
• SE Wisconsin small business owners counting losses after snowy Small Business Saturday
• Light snow is moving across the area this evening. Light accumulation is possible
• Hugh Jackman will visit Milwaukee Tuesday to promote 'Song Sung Blue.' Here's where you can see him
• Riding along with Milwaukee DPW as they clear roads, explain what to do with leaves
• Help families in need through the Holiday Giving Tree program at Milwaukee's Wellpoint Care Network
• Attorney requests Slender Man stabbing attacker move to mental health facility
• Sojourner Family Peace Center hosts Holiday Shoppe for families healing from domestic violence
• Milwaukee police seek suspect wanted in robbery near 16th and Oklahoma
• Milwaukee Rep's 'Come From Away' becomes theater's all-time best-selling show
• 14-year-old charged as an adult, accused in kidnapping of 7-year-old boy in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee Mandolin Orchestra to celebrate 125th anniversary with community concerts
• Jeff Bezos donates $5 million to stop family homelessness in Milwaukee area
• Milwaukee's winter parking rules now in effect through March 1
• Ex Fabula announces winter storytelling events
• Egyptian Christmas cookie sale at St. Mary & St. Antoninus Church
• Wisconsin Better Business Bureau offers Cyber Monday shopping tips
• Christmas comes alive with the Tosa Women's Club annual Holiday Home Tour on Dec. 6
• Snowstorm adds excitement to Little Switzerland Ski Hill’s opening weekend in Slinger ⛷️
• West Allis streets light up holiday snowfall in 40th annual Candy Cane Lane
• Falling snow damages Wauwatosa police squad car
• City of Milwaukee garbage and recycling suspended Dec. 1
• 11-year-old Kenosha girl gives back to community by hosting coat drive 🧥
• After record snowfall, CBS 58 viewers show off snow photos ❄️
• Neighbors help dig each other out after record snowfall
• A focus shift from the snow to the chill as we round out November
• 14 skiers rescued at Sunburst Ski Hill after power outage in Kewaskum
• Weekend plans shift as snow hits Milwaukee
• Sheboygan police seeking help finding missing 63-year-old
• Crews across southeast Wisconsin work hard to clear roads during first snowstorm of season
• 'My worst nightmare': Kenosha mother grieving after her 3 children die from Thanksgiving apartment fire
• DPW tips for the first winter storm of the season
• Man charged in killing Milwaukee alderman's nephew back in Milwaukee
• Give love to local stores this Small Business Saturday
• Driver injured after car strikes tree in Racine County
• Woman seriously hurt after colliding with farm equipment in Kenosha County, bystander arrested during investigation
• Snowy morning leads to messy commute and multiple accidents in southeast Wisconsin
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (11/29)...Small Business Saturday, holiday fairs, cookie bakes, & candle makes
• Wisconsin tree farm owners hope you'll buy live Christmas trees as tariffs could increase price of artificial ones
• 'Be ready': Wauwatosa Black Friday shoppers gear up for heavy snowfall
• Snow emergencies and closures issued throughout southeast Wisconsin
• Local toy store offers unique gifts during Small Business Saturday, along with some spinning discounts
• 'There was a line at the door': Black Friday shoppers flock to Wisconsin-based stores
• Village of Grafton postpones 2025 Christmas Parade, announces rescheduled date
• Alice in Dairyland highlights Wisconsin-made holiday gifts
• 3 children dead, father injured after Kenosha apartment fire on Thanksgiving night
• People line up for Lakefront Brewery's Black Friday beer release tradition
• Win a 4-pack of tickets to the Bucks vs. 76ers game Dec. 5 -- and catch the game on WMLW The M
• North Carolina man causes mess after crashing into fire hydrant in Wauwatosa
• Local sports bars welcome Packers fans for Thanksgiving Day camaraderie
• 1 person dead after shooting near Burnham St. and Winona Ln. in Milwaukee
• Amtrak sets ridership record, more than 34 million passengers
• Kalahari Resorts celebrates 25 years by appearing for the 8th year in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Supporting homeless veterans at the 18th annual 'Coach P's Veterans Donation Reserve Games'
• 'It's a special thing': Milwaukee woman to appear on 'Jeopardy!' Thanksgiving night
• CBS 58 goes inside the kitchen with volunteers as they prep to feed thousands for Thanksgiving Racine
• Smoke shop employee assaulted during robbery near Brady Street
• Winter Storm Watch issued ahead of a snowy Thanksgiving weekend
• Car straddles median at Hawley Road Bridge
• Traffic in food pantries increases ahead of Thanksgiving, where you can get a free meal
• Is this your dog? Searching for owner of dog found at Racine County truck stop
• Emergency 'City-County Food Drive' ends, collecting 9,000 pounds of food to help families in need
• 'All the Fixins' event helps families stock up for Thanksgiving dinner
• 'Slender Man' stabber back in Wisconsin after leaving group home, arrested in Illinois
• 24-year-old injured after shooting in Milwaukee near 14th and W. Center
• 1 dead, several injured after multi-vehicle crash closes I-43 N for more than 5 hours
• Winter parking regulations begin December 1 across the City of Milwaukee
• Drivers push through slick roads and strong winds ahead of Thanksgiving
• Delays and airport attire on top of mind for travelers this holiday season
• Bucks, Levy team up to give out turkey dinners to Milwaukee firefighters
• Catholic Memorial High School holds 12th annual Crusader Day
• Wood National Cemetery seeks wreath donations ahead of National Wreaths Across America Day
• Federal judge says trial for Wisconsin judge accused of helping immigrant will go on next month
• 5pm Update: Snow showers will wind down this evening, but winds remain strong
• Popular German Christmas Market returns to downtown Oconomowoc
• Wisconsin Red Cross seeks blood donations ahead of holidays
• Next Act Theatre presents Wisconsin premiere of 'Boswell'