• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (9/6)...TosaFest, Oconomowoc Fall Fest, Intl. Kite Fest
• TosaFest unites community, helping local businesses after historic flooding
• 2 Marquette University lacrosse players killed in collision near 27th and W. St Paul; 41-year-old in custody
• Arrowhead HS football player ruled eligible to play after WIAA dispute
• 'VolunDeer Day': Bucks staff members help clean up Menomonee Valley Community Park
• 1927 Nash Light Six to be featured at Wisconsin Automotive Museum
• Crowley meets with small business owners awarded grants through Building Bridges program
• Dueling protests at City Hall turn tense over police contract negotiations
• 'We need security': Wauwatosa West HS students stage walkout protesting gun violence
• Exclusive: CBS 58 chats with Matt Ryan ahead of Packers vs. Lions matchup
• Milwaukee mayor, community leaders work on solutions to stop street takeovers
• 2-year-old among 2 shot in 'disturbance' at Sheboygan business; suspect in custody
• 8th annual Art on the Plaza in West Allis returns with added Art Showcase on Saturday
• Winter coat event to bring low-cost options to Brookfield and Greendale
• Meteorological summer goes in wet and cool; warmer air expected to return for fall
• Lou Malnati’s teams up with Wisconsin Dairy for National Cheese Pizza Day challenge
• Brewers honor WWII veterans before game
• Milwaukee woman dedicates GED to her 2 'angel babies'
• Ahead of police union protest, 2 sides are still far apart
• Port Washington locals torn on incoming $8 billion data center 
• MPS spent $1.25 million on 20 new vans. More than a year later, they still haven't been used
• Violins of Hope: MYSO to showcase instruments played by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust
• Local leaders celebrate groundbreaking of Port Milwaukee's South Shore Cruise Dock
• Evers approves $31.2M resurfacing through Mitchell Interchange
• A Taste of Italy returns to the Italian Community Center with food, dancing, music and more
• DC sues Trump administration over National Guard deployment
• 'Just a Bit Outside' documentary featuring Bob Uecker, other baseball greats, to air on WMLW The M Sept. 10
• Wisconsin joins Affordable Clean Cars Coalition under US Climate Alliance
• Chilliest lows of the season so far with a chance for showers Thursday night
• Racine County fall events include food trucks, festivals and community celebrations
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Threesome' and 'Twinless'
• Death investigation underway for man found dead in West Allis
• Friendship Circle to hold final SafeTALK suicide prevention training in memory of Alderman Brostoff
• Milwaukee community leaders discuss National Guard concerns, White House won't say if Milwaukee has been discussed
• MATC students still recovering from historic flooding
• 'They just can’t get by': Wisconsin advocates look to raise minimum wage to $20 per hour
• 11 people injured after multi-vehicle collision in Racine
• 'It's unbelievable': South Milwaukee teen arrested after relative dies, autopsy shows signs of strangulation
• Former Milwaukee police detective sentenced to 6 years in child abuse case
• 'It was unfair': Guests prepare to sue Potawatomi over alleged negligence in flood disaster
• Brookfield Kopp's employee charged with sexual assault of teenage coworker
• Waukesha school delays 4K start date by 1 week due to flooding in classrooms
• 'No justice': D'Vontaye Mitchell's family frustrated after men found guilty in his death get no prison time
• Watch: Kenosha's Tremper HS gets creative with back-to-school welcome video
• Café Hollander Tosa bar and patio to open for TosaFest
• Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan's trial set to begin in mid-December
• Driver without license charged in crash that killed man, woman on ATV
• More retirees expect to keep working in later years
• Scattered showers likely on Wednesday as cool temps return for the rest of the week
• Milwaukee police recover nearly $461,000 lost in fraud scheme
• Police investigate fatal assault near 6th and Clybourn
• Public meeting held on Williams Bay 'Do Not Drink' order, officials say water expected to be drinkable by end of week
• West Allis and Wauwatosa fire departments could potentially merge
• Kenosha police investigating after 14-year-old girl struck, killed by car
• Amid battle over labor contract, MPA head says he's 'thinking of reaching out' to White House about National Guard, mayor counters
• Milwaukee man accused of leading officers on chase with 2 children in car
• 'It is not equitable': Milwaukee County committee delays arts fund allocation amid budget cut concerns
• 'My family deserves justice': Family of hit-and-run victim calls on community to find driver
• Chief Norman calls recent street takeovers nationwide problem, discusses need for collaboration
• Here's a sneak peek of Milwaukee Public Library's updated Martin Luther King Branch
• As students return, MPS makes last-minute reassignments to fill teacher vacancies
• Crews respond to report of semi hauling vehicles on fire in River Hills
• West Allis leaders create nonprofit to help provide local flood relief
• Nearly $8M in grants approved for MCTS; majority dedicated toward upgrading buses
• Racine Correctional Institute supervisor sentenced for inappropriate relationship with inmate
• MPS rolls out the red carpet for students at Browning School for first day of classes
• Senior elephant back on her feet after taking a fall at Milwaukee County Zoo
• 21-year-old critically hurt after crashing minibike into home near 76th and Acacia
• Teen facing charges in hit-and-run that led to motorcyclist’s leg amputation
• Make Art MKE brings artists and makers to Mount Mary University
• One day of average temps before a big cooldown into the end of the week
• '200 people vs. 2 officers': Police union president responds to weekend spate of street takeovers
• Brewers surprise Milwaukee first responder with service dog ahead of throwing first pitch
• Riverside University High School closed Tuesday due to chemical spill
• Motorcyclist speaks out after losing limb in Milwaukee hit-and-run
• Williams Bay village on day 5 of 'Do Not Drink' order
• Milwaukee 17-year-old facing felony murder charges after 2 teens killed, 3 others injured in graduation party shooting
• Laborfest kicks off amid record-low union membership in Wisconsin
• 2 young children seriously hurt after driver crashes into pole near 91st and Appleton, speed believed to be a factor
• Milwaukee’s Office of African American Affairs to hold community open house
• Downtown Racine hosts First Fridays, Feast on the Streets and Party on the Pavement
• Victim of fatal hit-and-run near 35th and Greenfield identified, suspect sought
• Another 'street takeover' video shows hundreds blocking drivers near 6th and Clybourn