• 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
• Milwaukee police seek help locating critically missing 11-year-old
• Daylight Saving is this weekend, doctors say start preparing today
• Gas prices surge and stocks fall as US-Iran war continues
• First pieces of ‘ICE Out MKE’ legislation approved
• CBS 58 Chief Meteorologist Drew Burgoyne brings weather experiments to Admirals' School Day Game
• WisDOT provides weekly update on I-94 construction, upcoming closures
• Mukwonago Area School District to reestablish protocols after parent boards school bus with gun
• 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
• Shorewood's Oakland Avenue construction causes concerns for local businesses and residents
• Muskego Taco Bell employee arrested, accused of firing gun during fight with patrons
• Wisconsin Army National Guard troops stationed in Middle East as operations continue in Iran
• Sons of Bruce Froemming, MLB umpire and Mequon native, remember ‘fiery’ father on and off the diamond
• Racine students receive special visit for National Women in Construction Week
• Ulster Project, connecting teens in Wisconsin and Ireland, prepares for biggest fundraiser of the year
• Milwaukee Film purchases historic Downer Theatre
• Milwaukee Health Department allows The Wicked Hop to reopen
• Milwaukee small business owner attends State of the Union address, shares experience
• BB guns, beanbag rounds, a K-9 and a Taser: I-41 pursuit tops 130 mph before standoff
• MPD adopting policy to ban officers from wearing facial coverings, common council says
• Officials: West Milwaukee man beat mother to death with baseball bat during argument
• Divine Consign returns to Brookfield Convention Center with more than 55,000 pieces of women's clothing and accessories for sale
• February goes into the records warm and dry
• BBB warns of debt collection scams targeting families
• Eric Clapton to perform at Fiserv Forum on Sept. 13
• Shaking things up for a huge party to celebrate Saz's 50th Anniversary this Thursday
• Milwaukee's Iranian community celebrates death of Iran's supreme leader Khamanei
• Firefighters rescue person from Milwaukee house fire
• Discovery World 'Girls and STEM' event inspires next generation
• Father and son, dog killed in house fire in Brookfield; 3 officers taken to hospital
• New rotary sushi restaurant in Milwaukee allows customers to let the good times roll 🍣
• 'I love it': Horlick High School students take learning to new heights
• Moment in Wisconsin: Deansville State Wildlife Area
• Welcome to March and a week of wild weather swings
• People gather downtown to protest US-Israeli attack on Iran
• 'I'm stuck here': Milwaukee nurse sheltering in Israel after US and Israeli attack on Iran
• New Berlin police arrest 17-year-old following vehicle break-in reports, 2 pursuits
• 'Building something new can get messy': Company behind Port Washington data center hosts free car wash
• Neighbors describe smell in area near bird flu outbreak in Jefferson County
• Wisconsin leaders weigh in on US-Israeli attack on Iran
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (2/28)...Final Black History Month events, few winter fun gatherings
• CBS 58's Frankie Jupiter and Darius Joshua celebrated at 2026 Black Excellence Awards
• Teenager jumps from fleeing vehicle during police chase; 3 arrested
• More closures to come March 9 as I-94 construction project continues
• Woman facing charges after allegedly shooting man during argument over chicken
• Fans flock to Milwaukee's Deer District for new music venue and Bucks game
• ‘Who’s protecting the life and safety of our residents?’: Fire department merger draws backlash over name 
• Man accused of trying to frame migrant with Trump hoax letter sentenced to 16.5 years
• 'Take what you need, leave what you can': Five Community Powered Fridges are now open on Milwaukee's northwest side
• No skis required: Après-Ski party coming to upper bar at Saint Kate Hotel
• 'A Road at Night': Director discusses powerful documentary on Howard Moore family
• Packers announce price increase on tickets for 2026 season
• Jordan Stolz exclusive: 3-time Olympic medalist speaks to Sports Director Lance Allan on his Milan experience
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office decides not to move forward with facial recognition technology
• Federally funded program gives Milwaukeeans a chance to become homeowners
• WAWM Rec hosts first-ever 'All Abilities Craft Fair'
• Local nonprofit Bereaved Together supports mothers navigating child loss
• MATC celebrates graduation of 33 new correctional officers
• $112,668 winning Fast Play Progressive Jackpot ticket sold at Pick 'n Save in West Allis
• Bucks hosting Noche Latina at Fiserv Forum on March 2 against the Celtics
• Milwaukee offering spring leaf cleanup with March 15 deadline
• Milwaukee County Zoo announces birth of Greater kudu calf 'Bosede'
• Racine officials: Young children found living in home filled with illegal drugs, 2 arrested
• AdoptMeMKE🐕: 3-year-old Lydia
• Mother of reckless driving victim sues Milwaukee, police chief over son's death
• Tiffany's Dessert Bar moves to shared kitchen in Mequon, makes room for more orders and catering season
• Versiti urges blood donations after harsh winter disrupts Wisconsin supply
• Warm and windy Friday, then a round of accumulating snow Saturday
• Blood Cancer United partners with Versiti for blood drive at ThriveOn King
• Milwaukee County leaders seek partnership to maintain Trimborn Farm in Greendale
• Garage collapses in West Allis after truck crashes into it
• Hornets' Kon Knueppel breaks NBA rookie record for 3-pointers in a season in just 59 games
• 18-year-old sentenced to 15 years after shooting man outside gas station in 2022
• Milwaukee small business owner talks issues after returning from State of the Union address