• Crash near 13th and Howard, up to 8 children suffered minor injuries
• Fire leaves 30 to 40 people displaced near 96th and Hampton, three firefighters injured
• Heart transplant recipient talks impact of organ donation
• 2-year-old- dog looks for forever home after being in a Waukesha County shelter for a year
• Museum of Beer & Brewing finds permanent home in Milwaukee
• Americans spend $9 billion yearly on unwanted gifts
• Milwaukee alderman's wife leaves questionable comments on opponent's Facebook
• MPS offers $500 monthly for substitute teachers through incentive program
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee receive esports equipment donation thanks to US Cellular
• Waukesha man's donation wins him a trip to a Brewers game
• New Year's Eve fireworks show happening in Milwaukee's 'Cheer District'
• Greenfield police pursuit ends in crash, 4 taken to hospital
• 4 Milwaukee County golf courses open amid unseasonably mild temps
• Winter wellness: Get out of your cold-weather rut with the Museum of Wisconsin Art
• November and meteorological fall stats are in as we look ahead to December
• 'Feels like they are just getting started': Bucks advance in NBA In-Season Tournament
• Marquette students, staff members gather for Christmas tree lighting ceremony
• MCTS recommends North-South bus line running from Bayshore Mall to Oak Creek Ikea
• Heated field coming to Camp Randall for 2024
• 'A beautiful, wonderful, happy soul': Family of MPD officer hurt in crash to donate his organs
• Residents at Clement Manor pack emergency kits for homeless
• Bill would reimburse teachers who pay out-of-pocket for school supplies
• 'Black Nativity' by Langston Hughes returns to Milwaukee
• Brewers here to stay, Gov. Evers signs stadium funding bill
• 'He's family:' Riverwest woman claims to be victim of dog theft not once, but twice in alarming trend
• Ringing bells and raising spirits: CBS 58's Alex and Frankie to participate in Salvation Army's Celebrity Bell Ringing
• 4 million lights take over Franklin Field for Enchant Christmas
• Festive fun while giving back: Skating with Santa in Hartland benefits Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
• CBS 58 Hometowns: East Troy Christmas Train 🚂
• Republican leaders of Wisconsin Legislature at odds over withholding university pay raises
• Evers' task force meets in Milwaukee to talk artificial intelligence and its impact on the Wisconsin workforce
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: NAPM keeps model railroad tradition alive
• As Milwaukee weighs ending single-family-only zoning, public feedback sought
• Canadian Pacific holiday train makes stops in southeastern Wisconsin
• Oak Creek police: MPD officer, former partner of Officer Jerving, not expected to survive serious car crash
• Wisconsin campers would get 1st dibs at reserving state park campsites under GOP bill
• Is Taylor Swift the most famous Packers spectator?
• 'An exciting day!:' New underpass will allow bikers, pedestrians to safely cross popular Oconomowoc highway
• Bucks star Khris Middleton visits Milwaukee school, students receive new winter coats
• MPD seeks man accused in shooting near 43rd and Burleigh
• Joe Jackson 'steppin' out' at Pabst Theater in Milwaukee
• 'I grew up in this neighborhood': West Allis business owner aims to keep cheesy holiday traditions going
• Here's a guide to signing your family's name on holiday cards
• Skylight Music Theatre showcasing local talent in 'School of Rock'
• Wisconsin BBB discusses how retailers address rising gift card scams during holiday season
• Cedarburg to welcome 72K square foot indoor recreation facility
• Another round of light snow rolls in Monday night
• Exotic pets await new homes in Wisconsin following pet surrender event
• Police respond to fatal shooting near 10th and Cleveland
• Inclusive holiday party for those on the autism spectrum happening in mid-December
• Jordan Love throws 3 TD passes, Packers beat Chiefs 27-19 for 3rd straight win
• 'Can't take away Christmas spirit': Hundreds attend 60th annual Waukesha Christmas Parade
• Another round of snow showers expected Monday night into Tuesday morning
• 1 dead after fatal crash in Fond du Lac County
• 28-year-old dies at hospital after arrest in New Berlin
• Blast from the past: Over 100 vendors come out for Wisconsin Vintage
• Train strikes delivery truck in Slinger
• Shooting near Holton and Meinecke, police say it appears to be domestic violence related
• Mid Morning Update: Snow starting to wind down away from the Lake
• Christmas classic gets new twist in Milwaukee’s own 'Flamenco Nutcracker'
• 2 dogs dead from Oak Creek dog attack
• West Allis police investigating after 2 found dead near 57th and Walker
• Capitol Connection: Lawsuit against Act 10 filed
• Dozens gathered in Brookfield for 7th annual tree lighting
• Hundreds of Santas flood Milwaukee streets for the 9th annual Santa Cycle Rampage
• Holidays on The Hop music series returns for 4th season
• MKE Airport's Letter's to Santa Mailbox returns
• Marquette University student injured in dormatory firework incident
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (12/2)...Lots of yuletide spirit in the air this weekend
• Carthage junior Nesbitt making the most of his opportunity
• Downtown streets fill with cheer at Waukesha's Night of Lights
• City leaders question MPD issuing citations at park-and-ride not owned by the city
• Redrawing Wisconsin's voting maps would have several layers. We used pizza to illustrate the challenge.
• 2 sentenced in death of 5-year-old near 29th and National
• Annual Christmas in the Ward celebration kicks off Friday
• Alexander Ramirez sworn in as City of Racine Police Chief
• Senator Hesselbein elected as next minority leader
• Milwaukee woman calls for change to police high speed chase policy after family is injured in crash
• Mayor Johnson answers hard-hitting questions from Milwaukee 4th graders
• Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for crash that killed 18-year-old woman in West Allis
• Rosa Parks' legacy honored with a reserved seat in every Milwaukee Co. bus
• 1,000+ Santas expected for Milwaukee's 19th annual Santa Cycle Rampage on Saturday
• Racine County Sheriff's Office makes drug arrest, finds small children
• Gov. Evers, lawmakers and more celebrate lighting of holiday tree at Capitol
• Marquette scholarship programs boosted with $4.6M Burke Foundation gift
• Milwaukee Public Museum previews holiday event calendar