• MPS to re-bid for Lincoln Avenue School demolition contractors after appeal
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Nov. 6-8
• Pick 'n Save, Metro Market and 1000+ volunteers pack 1 million meals ahead of the holidays
• City of Milwaukee harvests 2026 Christmas tree🌲
• Police: Tosa man reported missing after failing to return home from a West Milwaukee plasma center
• Cudahy High School closed Thursday following threat from student in Arizona
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Wild Horse Nine' and 'Godzilla Minus Zero'
• re:Craft and Relic holiday market returns to Franklin Nov. 14-15
• West Bend High School closed Nov. 4 after ceiling fire, shift to virtual learning Nov. 5-6
• ‘Further behind each year’: Wisconsin school districts fighting to stay alive as referendums continue
• Milwaukee family says missing mom found safe
• Milwaukee County discloses multimillion-dollar budget error one day after election
• Investigators excavating additional sites in search for evidence in 1983 disappearance of Bobby Jo Fritz
• 'MAGA is pretty much over': GOP, Democratic strategists respond to blue wave midterm results
• ‘He’s genuine’: Those who knew David Crowley, including his father, reflect on his historic win
• Get to know Mitchell Berman, the emergency room nurse who now represents Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District
• Several juveniles arrested in connection with Sheboygan-area vehicle thefts
• Missing Milwaukee man identified as person found dead inside vehicle in Grafton garage
• Wisconsin Elections Commission: Election ran smoothly despite minor issues
• The Tap Yard expands to Muskego Park, adds holiday-themed winter igloos
• Bald eagle in critical condition with lead poisoning at Wisconsin Humane Society
• Union Grove High School superintendent part of child pornography investigation
• Milwaukee County outlines process for replacing Crowley as county executive
• Soaking rain since Monday with more on the way Wednesday and Thursday
• Police chase ends in crash that seriously hurts 74-year-old driver in Milwaukee
• Pedestrian dead after being hit by driver in Brown Deer
• Democrats projected to have flipped Wisconsin Senate and Assembly majorities, win in treasurer and secretary of state races
• Coming off our Halloween sugar high, now it's time to enjoy National Candy Day on Wednesday
• Milwaukee man charged with murder, accused of shooting victim during armed robbery
• Democrat Mitchell Berman projected winner of Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District race
• David Crowley to become first Black governor of Wisconsin
• MPS out nearly $200K after falling victim to bank impersonation fraud
• Arrest warrants issued to find 2 Milwaukee men charged in 2024 homicide
• Deadly police shooting shuts down WI-175 in Milwaukee; police say sergeant fired at suspect who displayed gun
• Police: 18-year-old driver killed after being struck by man fleeing officers
• 17-year-old dead, 2 teens injured in shooting on Milwaukee's south side
• Why don't sergeants wear body cameras? Questions after Milwaukee police sergeant kills armed wrong-way driver
• Steady at the polls: Voters make their voices heard on Election Day
• B97.3 flipping the switch to around-the-clock holiday music Nov. 6
• Election Day is today — what you need to know before going to the polls
• Man charged with kidnapping and sexual assault of woman after Milwaukee concert
• Milwaukee's Central Count says all issues at polling stations resolved
• UW Health talks health headlines, including flu rates, CTE, drug-resistant germs and melanoma vaccine
• SoLu Estate to host second Reindeer Village Nov. 14-15 🦌
• Mild for Election Day with some dry time between the showers
• Tosa's 'The Local Makery' sells creativity and conversations in a high-spirited atmosphere
• Milwaukee election officials prepare for what's expected to be a busy day at Central Count
• The Miz among 4 members of World Series champion Brewers who are finalists for major BBWAA awards
• UW-Milwaukee professor breaks down statewide referendums
• Tiffany finishes statewide tour, expresses confidence ahead of Election Day
• 'Maybe some people need persuading': Former Transportation Secretary Buttigieg joins Crowley on last day of campaign
• Fans line up early to catch Brewers' Christian Yelich serving chicken fingers during celebratory shift at Raising Cane's
• Southwest suburbs could decide who controls the Wisconsin Assembly
• World Series MVP William Contreras set to return to Brewers in 2027
• Milwaukeeans celebrate Day of the Dead, encouraging others to remember their loved ones
• No criminal charges in reported hazing incident near UW-Madison
• Coach Matt LaFleur says Packers anticipate keeping Josh Jacobs on their roster
• Behind-the-scenes look at progress on MSOE's new 4-story academic center
• Fans celebrate Brewers' World Series win with flash tattoos
• What's happening in Franklin: Workshops, markets, festivals and more
• Warm and slightly dry October ends as we look ahead to November averages
• Thank a Business Month: How to support local businesses throughout the month of November
• Harley-Davidson Museum revs up for a special Saturday sensory friendly morning
• Lawyers say Packers' Josh Jacobs has 'tangible evidence' disputing allegations from other women
• We Energies continues holiday tradition with 98th annual cookie book
• Hundreds of Brewers fans line up to meet World Series MVP William Contreras
• World Series Champion Milwaukee Brewers featured on Saturday Night Live 'Drunk Uncle' skit
• Starting November like we finished October on a fairly dry and mild note
• ‘You’ll never reproduce that’: Brewers’ historic World Series run brings big business to local bars
• Hundreds of kids, families head to downtown West Allis Saturday morning for annual Halloween Hunt
• 7-year-old injured in Milwaukee shooting near 41st and Garfield, 16-year-old arrested
• Appleton Police Department investigating homicide involving multiple fatalities
• Other women contacted police about previous incidents with Packers’ Josh Jacobs after his arrest
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (10/31)...All things Halloween and then some...
• Some Halloween showers to dampen a few spirits but not widespread rain
• 'It was pretty nutsy': Former Milwaukee Braves player reflects on 1957 championship as Brewers celebrate
• ‘Spring training for our honeymoon’: Couple gets married at Brewers championship parade
• Police seek 2 suspects accused of stealing nearly $3,800 in iPads from Menomonee Falls Best Buy
• More than 750,000 estimated to have attended Brewers championship celebration
• CBS 58 Brewers fan photo gallery
• Parade route, rally info and more! All you need to know about the Brewers World Series championship celebration
• History in Milwaukee: Brewers World Series championship celebration
• Chilly for Brewers Championship Friday then showery for Halloween
• Rising healthcare costs concern Wisconsin residents ahead of midterm elections