• Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol gave 30-minute warning to boaters ahead of storm
• MPD finds 1 dead in apparent stolen vehicle fire, believed to be homicide
• Air & Water show returns to Milwaukee's lakefront
• 'Faith in Us' clergy network initiative calls on voter rights protection
• Milwaukee County transit system to get $14.7 million federal grant for infrastructure upgrades
• Horse hit, killed by Amtrak train in Caledonia
• Waukesha planetarium could ‘go dark’ without $200,000 to replace aging equipment, director says
• 2 injured, 1 arrested for OWI in Waukesha near head-on crash
• One person in custody following 2-vehicle rollover crash in Wauwatosa after driver flees police
• Marquette Law School Poll shows steady decline, by age, in people's trust of one another
• FEMA assistance available for Milwaukee County residents following April storms
• Local volunteers loading supplies for Venezuela earthquake victims
• Moving this summer? Here is how Parents Can Help Kids Adjust
• 🐉🚣Milwaukee Dragon Boat Festival paddles into Summerfest grounds for first time
• A mild first half of 2026 continues with some heat the next week
• Summer saunas are all the rage at South Milwaukee's Grant Park
• USA's World Cup run ends in Belgium loss, Milwaukee watch party still delivers
• Computing facility dropped from Midtown Center redevelopment plan
• Lincoln Ave School OK'd for demolition, MFD returns to spray down more hotspots
• Cleanup underway in Lake Geneva with the help of local high school football team
• Milwaukee's Adopt-A-Neighborhood program returns for third year
• Lake Geneva Ziplines closed for cleanup after storm damage, owner discusses impact
• Versiti teams with Milwaukee Brewers for unique blood drive offering tickets
• Person killed after being hit by vehicle in Village of Waukesha
• ‘This is beyond a policing thing': Milwaukee mayor responds to Fourth of July weekend violence that injured 2 officers
• Café Corazón set to close Bayview location, 26 employees to be terminated
• Bucks center Myles Turner announces engagement to Aysia McCloud
• Lake Geneva mourns 3 children killed in storm, ages 10, 7 and 6, as families face devastation from widespread damage
• Alliant Energy crews continue to restore power throughout Walworth County 
• Man dies after second vehicle hits disabled car on I-94 in Kenosha County
• Waukesha County residents now eligible for FEMA assistance following April storms, flooding
• Giannis posts Milwaukee tribute video as Bucks trade becomes official
• Lake Geneva area still reeling after 100 mph winds rip through the area
• Milwaukee man charged after McDonald's Frappé argument leads to shooting, multiple injured
• 🐕 Who let the Kringle out? Baha Men put a Wisconsin twist on their biggest hit
• Looking back on a slightly cool and rainy June
• National Weather Service confirms 3 deaths, 2 injuries in wake of damaging Walworth County storms
• Two people injured in crash that caused closure along I-43 at Good Hope Road
• MPD officer injured by firework, taken to hospital during Brady Street response
• New Berlin police searching for missing 14-year-old girl
• Racine Fire Department responds to multiple fire calls related to fireworks
• 19-year-old identified in fatal Fourth of July Milwaukee shooting
• 'I thank them': Lake Geneva non-profit helps residents clean up after major storm damage
• Fourth of July fatal motorcycle accident in Milwaukee leaves 1 dead, 1 in custody
• MPD: Officer hit by car, suspect shot by police near Water Street
• Done with Mother Nature's Fireworks for a while, keeping it cool for a bit too
• Massive fire engulfs Oak Creek clubhouse, cause of fire under investigation
• Summerfest celebrates America's 250th with special program, donation
• Rainy afternoon leads to multiple accidents, backups along I-94 in Waukesha County
• One person killed in single motorcycle crash in Sheboygan County
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (7/4)...Lots of Independence Day fun, last day of Summerfest too
• Chance of storms continuing for your July 4th holiday
• Thousands gather for Milwaukee County's July 3 Drone Show
• Local church overwhelmed with donations for Venezuela earthquake victims
• 3 children killed after boat capsizes during storm on Geneva Lake
• Powerful storms collapse silo at Walworth County property
• Fast-moving storm causes damage in Walworth County
• Groundbreaking held for new multi-use development for young adults in King Park neighborhood
• Person found dead on Glacier Drumlin State Trail in Waukesha
• Lincoln Avenue School to be demolished due to extent of fire damage, MPS says
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Lucky
• 2pm Update: All current watches/warnings expired
• 9-year-old in critical condition following shooting near Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood
• The Miz, Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, reveals his battle with dyslexia
• President Trump approves federal disaster aid for Wisconsin
• Mount Pleasant residents sue Microsoft over data center noise
• Cedarburg businesses feel impact of city-wide power outage
• Source speaks out after woman's death at senior living facility, Milwaukee woman convicted
• New Berlin postpones drone show due to severe weather
• ‘We’re hanging in there’: Summerfest adjusting to the heat
• DNR investigating after dozens of dead birds found on Milwaukee's north side
• Milwaukee council advances steep fine increase for sidewalk scooter riding
• State referee administrator weighs in on Team USA's red card controversy
• The symbol of a nation: American flags sold in Butler see boost in sale ahead of America's 250th anniversary
• Children at Ebenezer Child Care Center Brookfield celebrate America's upcoming 250th birthday
• Milwaukee County's July 3 drone show returns to McKinley Beach
• 4th of July 2026: SE Wisconsin list of parades, activities, fireworks and more to celebrate America's 250th!
• First on CBS 58: A happy ending for Ranger, shot by Thiensville police officer, though no charges filed yet
• Packers hold fan gameday sign contest for chance to win trip to Lambeau Field
• Forward Outdoor makes Lake Michigan paddling accessible for beginners
• 8pm Update: Heat warning has been cancelled and storm activity is winding down for the evening.
• Milwaukee County Zoo talks about upcoming events this July
• West Allis water tower 'leaking?' It's just condensation
• ‘It’s unbearable to see': Hundreds rally against recent federal immigration arrests as local governments feud with DHS
• Major changes for student loan borrowers start July 1
• Teen rescued after going unconscious on Hoyt Park Pool slide
• ‘We’ve never had this before’: USA soccer wave hits southeast Wisconsin
• ICE says it won't follow Milwaukee mask ordinance as city, county weigh 'legal action'
• ‘Heartbreaking. We’re all in shock’: Families speak out after Milwaukee school fire as officials weigh next steps for students