• 'You can't be Wisconsin without the Brewers': WI transplants relishing chance to cheer on Brewers from West Coast
• Thousands of Brewers fans gather outside American Family Field for Game 3 watch party
• CBS 58 exclusive: Lance Allan goes 1-on-1 with Brewers pitcher Logan Henderson and shortstop Joey Ortiz
• 'We’re here for you, buddy': Port Washington community rallies around 11-year-old hit-and-run victim
• UW-Madison professor awarded Nobel Prize in physics
• Milwaukee decorated in yellow and blue ahead of NLDS Game 3
• Brewers fan breaks foot during Jackson Chourio’s walk-off to win NLDS Game 2
• Proposal to pause new data centers in Milwaukee passed by zoning committee
• Milwaukee Fire Department conducts door-to-door smoke alarm checks
• Police: Suspect points gun at Bradley Tech HS student during school dismissal
• Franklin Costco sets opening date for Nov. 25
• Long streak of warm weather in Milwaukee continues
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra to bring holiday tour to Fiserv Forum -- here's what to expect
• Tips to get your home prepared for winter
• Bourbon and bees pair exceptionally well at Thursday's annual event at Milwaukee ChopHouse
• Crews battle house fire in Muskego, 2 family pets lost
• Loved ones mourn Racine teen shot and killed at Lockwood Park
• 'Just wanting to scream': Brewers fan watches team's 9th-inning comeback from O'Hare airport tarmac
• ‘Touched, punched, pushed’: Milwaukee haunted house owners say actors were attacked by guests
• Suspect arrested after Grafton hit-and-run crash critically injures 11-year-old boy
• 'It's really special': Brewers fans eagerly buy NLCS tickets, confident team will make it to next round
• Red-hot Brewers face extreme heat in San Diego
• Runner dies after competing in Milwaukee Lakefront Half Marathon
• Students learn fire safety skills at Milwaukee's Survive Alive House
• Mount Mary University hosts annual pet blessing for Feast of St. Francis
• Bayside police seek help locating missing man last seen on Labor Day
• 'Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity': Franklin man to compete on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Father, son hospitalized after stabbing during domestic incident in Fond du Lac
• Hunger Task Force rolls out upgraded mobile market to fight food insecurity
• 17-year-old killed, 16-year-old arrested after shooting at Racine's Lockwood Park
• MKE Pugs to host Pugkin Pawty at Menomonee Falls 'The Hounds and Tap' Saturday
• Wrong-way driver dies in head-on crash on Highway 16
• Vanguard Milwaukee discuses upcoming stage drama about gun violence
• BBB offers tips for hiring a roofing contractor this fall
• Wisconsin farm to provide White House Christmas tree for fourth time
• One more cool day before milder temps return
• Apples, wine make for a fruitful harvest at Elkhorn's Apple Barn Orchard Winery
• 'I can’t believe what we just saw!': Delirious Brewers fans rejoice in Game 2 walk-off win
• Milwaukee man running Lakefront Marathon with a 'paleta cart' sets unofficial world record
• Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon bringing running community together
• Autopilot weather holds all week long as we enter a long, quiet stretch
• 2 18-year-olds injured in early-morning shooting on Kinnickinnic Avenue
• Milwaukee dive team rescues man after fall from bridge into river
• Milwaukee Brewers move NLDS watch parties to UW Credit Union Plaza due to fan response
• Wisconsin State Patrol trooper passes away in line-of-duty death
• Thousands kick off Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon weekend with Hoan Bridge 5K
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (10/3)...Too many Harvest Fairs, Oktoberfest events to count. Enjoy all of 'em...
• No big weather concerns for this first weekend of October, also much of next week
• Culver's debuts limited-time 'Brew Crew Cheesecake' flavor for Brewers postseason run
• ‘Once in a lifetime’: Next generation of Brewers keeping an eye on 2026 playoff run
• Latino Brewers players proudly celebrate their culture this Hispanic Heritage Month
• Not 'what my client signed up for': Local company accuses Bucks of tanking as battle over marketing deal goes public
• StubHub to refund affected Freya Skye fans after concert ticket issue Wednesday at Landmark Credit Union Live
• Nearly two dozen MATC graduates begin careers as correctional officers
• 'I changed teams': Cubs fan covers nearly 30-year-old tattoo with Brewers ink
• Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon road closures, parking restrictions: what to know this weekend
• Tony Romo, CBS Sports part ways following Milwaukee OWI arrest
• MeTV to broadcast 'The Wizard of Oz' along with a month of 'Oz' delights 👠🌪️🧙‍♀️
• 'Find a Way': At 27, Jakup Sinani has Greendale football believing again
• Man charged after woman reports sexual assault at Pick 'n Save parking lot on East Lyon
• Go behind the scenes of art spaces around Milwaukee during 8th annual MKE Studio Tour
• Free dance performance to transform Pulaski Park into outdoor stage
• October starts wet as we look back on September's weather
• WisDOT discusses prep work to begin on roads, impact on Brewers games
• MPD District 5 shooter up for conditional release after 2022 shooting
• Close call at crosswalk outside of school in Delafield caught on camera
• Milwaukee breaks ground on city's first universally inclusive playground
• Wisconsin DOJ reminds voters, election workers of laws against intimidation and threats
• 17-year-old shot by Milwaukee police officer identified
• Milwaukee leaders highlight contributions of Hispanic community members to the city
• 'Heartbroken': Freya Skye concert ticket troubles caused by 'barcode glitch,' StubHub spokesperson says
• First pitches, giveaways and more! Brewers announce details for NLDS Games 1 and 2 ⚾
• MPS test scores show improvement in some areas, while work remains
• Six Flags turns up the scares this month as Fright Fest returns
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Digger' and 'Heart of the Beast'
• Haunted trails, pierogi night and more fun during October in Franklin
• MMSD issues Water Drop Alert during heavy rain and storms
• Man accused of climbing out of manhole, attacking shuttle bus driver outside Fiserv Forum
• Steady rain continues most of Thursday
• Federal immigration judge rules Milwaukee Islamic leader Salah Sarsour can be deported, his legal team vows to fight
• US can deport the leader of Wisconsin's largest mosque on national security grounds, judge rules
• 17-year-old shot by Milwaukee police after officers say teen fled with rifle
• Fans turned away from Freya Skye concert in Milwaukee amid third-party ticket issues
• 7 children, 2 adults treated for carbon monoxide poisoning in Fond du Lac County