• 39-year-old killed in Milwaukee fatal shooting near 39th and Townsend
• Two people killed in Milwaukee double shooting near 21st and Pierce Street
• 92-year-old knits thousands of baby caps, donating to Janesville maternity ward
• 'He cares for us': New Milwaukee Buck Tyler Herro gives back at basketball camp
• Third Ward Moon Festival celebrates historic association's 50th anniversary
• Wellpoint Care Network expands Back-to-School Bash with 2,000 backpacks
• Several injured following 2-vehicle crash in Sheboygan
• 41-year-old man arrested after domestic incident, brief standoff in Pewaukee
• 24-year-old killed after losing control, crashing motorcycle in Milwaukee
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (8/8)...Wisconsin State Fair, Luxembourg Fest, Third Ward Moon Festival
• Milwaukee police submit application to take over former Duke's on Water location
• 'It's a big headache': Milwaukee drivers brace for busy weekend of road closures, events
• Brookfield police stop vehicle on I-94 after outdated Flock alert from Milwaukee police
• One year after historic flood, here's what local agencies are doing to limit future damage
• Community activist known for helping Milwaukee families now needs support after home fire, car crash
• Driver cited after getting stuck in freshly poured concrete in Dodge County
• Police: Driver mistakes gas pedal for brake, crashes into nail salon in Waukesha
• Legends Come Alive: China Lights returns to Boerner Botanical Gardens Sept. 11-Nov. 1 🏮🐲
• Milwaukee beaches reopen as USA Triathlon National Championships return to lakefront
• Family of young child found at Carver Park located
• As Wisconsin cyclosporiasis cases rise, local farm sees increased demand for lettuce
• Stolen Picasso etching returned to Milwaukee police 8 years later
• American Red Cross of Wisconsin volunteer reflects on August 2025 floods
• Security guard sentenced to life in prison for killing man accused of stealing snack cakes
• Man found guilty of attempted homicide in 2025 Germantown stabbing
• Leinenkugel's discusses limited-edition Cream Puff Ale for Wisconsin State Fair
• Greenfield Police Department mourning unexpected death of K-9 therapy dog, Gizmo
• 2026 Wisconsin State Fair kicks off 11-day run
• $10,000 reward offered to help find the suspect involved in deadly hit-and-run that killed 2 women
• West Allis police officer bound over for trial following excessive force charge
• Real Wisconsin Cheese Grill to randomly give away 15 sandwiches throughout the fair
• Pentatonix to bring 'Christmas in the City Tour' to Fiserv Forum
• Former Thiensville police officer will not face charges after allegedly shooting 1 dog multiple times, killing another
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Cookie Queens' and 'The Devil's Mouth'
• More arrests in Madison as quieter day of protests turns into tense afternoon
• Clement Manor residents assemble activity bags for Milwaukee police to distribute to children
• David Crowley campaigns in Waukesha, pitches himself as candidate to defeat Tom Tiffany
• Milwaukee man charged in fatal shooting of his father
• Critically missing Milwaukee teen and infant son found safe
• 'We're very aware': Milwaukee Water Works closely monitoring nationwide cyberattacks
• 33-year-old identified in fatal Milwaukee shooting near 71st and Appleton
• Wauwatosa families continue to heal and rebuild 1 year after historic flooding
• Joel Brennan focuses on affordability and healthcare in Wisconsin governor’s race
• Wauwatosa Common Council votes to demolish and replace library and City Hall
• Milwaukee man charged in fatal hit-and-run that killed e-bike rider
• 2 arrested after Facebook Marketplace robbery in Muskego
• Sheboygan police: 2 teens injured after being struck by driver while operating electric bicycle
• City proposes $73.6 million conversion of vacant downtown Milwaukee office tower into 220 homes
• Madison protesters block street outside jail after encampment is cleared
• Local nonprofit asks for more volunteers and bedding donations ahead of bed build for kids
• Kenosha woman charged after allegedly stealing Pleasant Prairie fire vehicle while naked
• Brewers team up in Milwaukee's Merrill Park to serve meals to hometown kids
• New national Marquette Law School poll reveals cost of living as top voter concern
• Residents at Clement Manor partner with MPD to pack bags of toys and coloring supplies for children
• Hartford residents evacuated after construction crew strikes gas line
• State inspectors check rides in preparation for 175th Wisconsin State Fair
• City leaders address clash between Madison protesters, law enforcement at site of deadly police shooting
• Milwaukee Health Department temporarily closes and reopens DugOut 54
• 'Cat and mongoose-like': Racine Zoo welcomes 2 young fosa sisters
• Isolated shower or storm possible this evening
• Madison law enforcement reclaims encampment site after Tuesday struggle with protesters
• Play your records and have Prohibition-style drinks at Waukesha's Waxed Vinyl Lounge
• Driver arrested after pursuit ends near Greenfield and Miller Park Way
• US efforts to deport Palestinian mosque leader rely on coerced confessions, witness testifies
• Judges choose winners of 2026 Wisconsin State Fair Sporkies and Drinkies competition
• Francesca Hong addresses deleted social media post suggesting canceling Thanksgiving
• Wisconsin judge rules that paper absentee ballots violate rights of certain disabled people
• Crime and construction on National Avenue causing business owner to camp out in store
• Search warrant shows images of SUV believed to be involved in deadly hit-and-run that killed 2 women
• Former Radio Milwaukee executive director facing sexual assault charge
• CBS 58 speaks with the Wisconsin man who flew helicopter to Cabela's because 'the drive was too long'
• Waukesha DPW closes portion of County Highway E due to box culvert failure
• Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley says Gov. Evers' endorsement for governor came a 'little too late'
• Nearly 1 year after historic flood, man says more could have been done to save vehicles in parking garage at Potawatomi Casino Hotel
• 'We all get to be a community now': Carmen High School students and staff celebrate ribbon-cutting for new Southgate building
• 80-year-old Kenosha woman to hike Yosemite with daughter, granddaughter to raise disaster relief funds
• Fire destroys Stags Tavern in Germantown
• $2 million Powerball ticket sold at BP gas station in Shorewood
• List: Ways to help the Fox Valley after EF-3 tornado
• Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joel Brennan casts early primary vote
• Rescue animals arrive via airplane for HAWS adoption campaign
• City health department shuts down 3 Milwaukee beaches due to 'sewer overflow'
• Helping your weather-beaten yards make a comeback
• 414loral farmers market to offer build your own bouquets, coffee, DJ and more on Aug. 8