• 🍨 Wisconsin frozen custard legends surprise Oscar’s owners after devastating fire
• Milwaukee named the best city for creatives, report says
• Data shows MPD chases are up as FPC, police chief at odds over pursuit policy
• Humboldt beer garden opens for the 2026 season 🍻
• Ridglan Farms beagles ready for their new forever homes 🐕
• As pools remain closed, Milwaukee County Parks look for alternatives
• Activist accused in Ridglan Farms break-in pleads not guilty, asks to represent himself in court
• Luke Combs sets attendance record at Lambeau Field
• Semi driver dead after rear-end crash on I-43 near Big Bend; northbound lanes closed
• Woman arrested after 5-alarm fire prompts north side building demolition
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Asian Restaurant Week in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee high schoolers explore maritime careers through hands-on activities
• Students help sort food donations as part of Milwaukee Jewish Day School's annual Mitzvah Day
• Watertown church hosts community band's performance of piece cut from school concert over ties to LGBTQ+ history
• JE Jones Elementary in Cudahy evacuated due to safety concern
• Racine Zoo welcomes second baby bighorn sheep, needs help with a name
• Students show off vocabulary through rap at Bucks-hosted 'Rhymes with Reason' open mic
• Local artists offering hands-on mini art classes during Morning Glory Art Fair May 30-31
• Milwaukee man wins Packers season ticket package worth $54,000 in Wisconsin Lottery drawing
• 'Elevate & Piece of Love Coffee and Cake' shows off its seasonal caffeine drinks with a Mexican twist
• 230-foot America 250 Wheel coming to Wisconsin State Fair, largest ever at State Fair Park
• 3 cars set on fire on Milwaukee's east side, owner says he may have been targeted
• A milder trend into the holiday weekend, few rain chances too
• Author of 'The Help' meets, discusses newest book in Milwaukee📖
• Alders and business owners call out WisDOT for additional planned construction at 35th and National
• Firefighters battle massive fire at abandoned building near 32nd and Hampton
• 'Rescued is my favorite breed': Thinking about a new furry friend? Wednesday is National Rescue Dog Day
• Brewers unveil new community mural on city's south side in celebration of Latin culture
• 'It’s inappropriate, it’s hateful, it’s hurtful': Wisconsin antisemitic incidents hit record high, rising more than 900% over decade, report says
• Steve Stricker deals with emotional, physical blows on path to American Family Championship
• Milwaukee mayor honors city's heroes at inaugural Peacebuilder Awards
• Racine students create mac-and-cheese domino train before making donation to community
• Calling all actors: Extras needed for pilot episode of TV show set in Sheboygan
• Unwrapped MKE returns May 28 with chefs competing to make gourmet dishes from McDonald's ingredients
• World Bee Day: Talking pollinators and native bees at Wehr Nature Center
• School bus driver taken to hospital after striking Milwaukee apartment building
• MPD investigating possible misuse of Flock license plate surveillance system
• Financial advisor explains 'Great Wealth Transfer' and why most Americans are not prepared
• Fire spreads to 3 homes near 20th and Auer; all 3 deemed uninhabitable
• Milwaukee couple reaches settlement with city after repeated swatting responses
• Missing Mount Pleasant man planned to travel to Ohio, police say
• Milwaukee County Parks pushing for funding to fix Sheridan Park bluff
• Preview party offers glimpse into Summerfest 2026 food, drinks, and merch
• Ozaukee Ice Center dedicates rental counter to Gene Wagner in honor of longtime member's 99th birthday
• Suspect arrested following report of armed man driving through Veterans Park, Field of Flags remains intact
• 'It's upsetting': Koi fish street art on Milwaukee's east side defaced with anti-gay slur
• GasBuddy breaks down fuel trends ahead of Memorial Day weekend
• 70-year-old man killed in motorcycle crash on I-794 at Van Buren
• Non-citizens, including refugees, will lose access to food stamps in Wisconsin on July 1
• Mayor celebrates students on Milwaukee's south side as they graduate from financial literacy program
• Driver killed in Waukesha crash, investigation underway
• Boat launch at Bender Park in Oak Creek reopens
• 17-year-old shot near Brady Street, Milwaukee mayor responds by encouraging attendance at ‘Peace Week’ events
• Wisconsin DOT joins CBS 58 with latest update on road work, closures
• Marquette University High School receives $100 million donation, largest ever to a Catholic high school in the US
• 'We are extremely proud': Milwaukee leaders celebrate National Public Works Week
• K&L's BBQ fires up for a busy food truck season with their Texas-style BBQ
• Examining health headlines with UW Health
• Milwaukee Mandalas artist offering layered mandala workshops in June
• Teen rescued from second floor of burning home near 44th and Fiebrantz
• Rain chances take a break with one last warm day before a lake breeze returns
• Historic Milwaukee walking tours provide exercise and a hometown history lesson all in one
• Late-night talk shows began with Faye Emerson on CBS
• Alan Kulwicki's Underbird restoration project
• Milwaukee teens and city leaders address safety concerns ahead of summer
• Supporters stand by Watertown band students as concert night arrives, criticize board's decision to cut song
• Shorewood affordable housing project would eliminate nearly 50 parking spots
• Tree planted at Glendale Little League complex in memory of 8-year-old Nikolai Hanson
• Caught on camera: Man using his own register key to steal from Milwaukee barbershop
• Fans left without answers after concert at Landmark Credit Union Live ends mid-show
• Former Milwaukee principal convicted of fourth OWI sentenced to 2 years in prison
• As federal aid ends, Wisconsin childcare providers warn of closures and higher costs
• MATC celebrates graduation of 9 students in state custody as part of Second Chance program
• Next Door welcomes Mayor Johnson as guest reader during month-long 'Read for Children' event
• 'It's just shocking': West Allis home set on fire as homeowner slept inside
• Wisconsin State Patrol plans aerial enforcement this week in Outagamie, Kenosha and Walworth counties
• 1 seriously hurt in stabbing near 14th and Fond du Lac, woman arrested
• Milwaukee romance bookstore celebrates 1 year of community and women authors
• Charges filed in Dodge County homicide of Alexis Nelson
• 26-year-old woman arrested following stabbing near 13th and Hayes
• Vendors wanted for Milwaukee's July 3 Drone Show on the lakefront