• Four cows euthanized after barn fire in Washington County
• I-94 rivalry expands beyond baseball: Chicago History Museum shows rich history and connection between Milwaukee and Chicago
• Mayor Johnson: Milwaukee overdose deaths declining for fourth straight year
• Franklin man dies after accidental gunshot wound at Cudahy shooting range
• Waukesha man accused in Meijer hostage incident pleads not guilty by mental disease
• Marquette hands out 400 free breakfasts as students return for first day of classes
• CBS 58 checks out the September happenings at Deer District’s Il Cervo
• Racine Zoo previews wine nights, cocktail competition and Jack-O'-Lantern Nights
• Hottest air since the middle of July returns with a chance for strong storms
• 'Sip and Sculp with Kreative Fruitz' Sept. 5 event provides a cornucopia of culture, collective nourishment
• City hosts 'love notes' event at Carmen Park to build community, prevent crime
• MPS safety worker accused of making sexual advances against students appears in court
• Milwaukee families gear up for school year at Back to School Festival
• Packers' Josh Jacobs placed on commissioner exempt list while he faces misdemeanor charges
• 'Why not do it naked?': First East Troy naked skydiving event
• MPS safety worker charged with grooming, sexual misconduct involving 3 students makes initial court appearance
• 'We can change some hearts and minds;' Chef Gregory León of Amilinda featured in national docuseries featuring immigrant chefs
• No stopping the showers and storms much of this coming week, warmth too
• Man found dead after Burlington standoff, shelter-in-place lifted
• Milwaukee father honored by Brewers after recovering from heart failure
• Riverwest Cat Tour brings neighbors together to meet local felines
• Walk for PI raises awareness for rare immune diseases at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Inflatable submarine marks USS Wisconsin Day on Milwaukee lakefront
• Two people killed after early morning motorcycle crash in Washington County
• 12th annual 'Lift Up Every Baby' event provides support, community resources for parents during National Black Breastfeeding Awareness Week
• Milwaukee police search for suspect after 61-year-old seriously injured in hit-and-run
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (8/29)...Indy Car racing, Cedarburg's Summer Send off, R & B party in Kenosha
• Deeper look into alleged Fond Du Lac stalking case with suspect out free
• Oak Creek dealership sued after racial slur allegedly found on oil change sticker
• 'Catch on like wildfire': Wisconsin measles outbreak cases surge to 92
• Silk on Water temporarily closes, citing public safety concerns in Water Street district
• 'Sacred Rhythm Mother' unveiled at Wauwatosa's Firefly Grove Park
• Hartland woman charged with swatting after false hostage report prompts tactical response, school lockdown
• After losing his home in a fire, longtime Pfister Hotel employee gets help from coworkers
• Carroll University welcomes new students with graduation-inspired move-in tradition
• Washington County Golf Course opens new clubhouse addition with indoor simulators
• We Energies using smart switches to reduce power outage times during severe weather
• Milwaukee nonprofit hosts 'Achieve the Dream' event to help aspiring homeowners
• Barn fire in Town of Farmington leads to loss of several animals; damage estimated to exceed $1M
• Judge blasts inmate access to laptops; accused triple murderer alleged to have discussed threatening witnesses
• Foxtown Station to kick off Oktoberfest with ‘Foxtoberfest’ celebration Saturday, Aug. 29
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Bella
• Brewers return to AmFam for weekend series; here's what to know
• Education specialist answers teachers' questions ahead of new school year
• Turning back to more summer-like for the weekend
• 1 killed, 1 injured in double shooting near 26th and Walnut
• Neurologist weighs in on CTE, concussion risks as youth sports season begins
• 'A message of solidarity': Milwaukee rap artists to perform inside Milwaukee Public Library Sept. 3
• Fond du Lac man charged with stalking after investigators find skeletal remains, serial killer memorabilia
• Kaul, Toney spar over crime trends in rematch for Wisconsin attorney general
• West Allis says municipal building fire damage less extensive than initially feared
• Milwaukee Astronomical Society hosts viewing event for partial lunar eclipse
• 'It's just heartbreaking': Milwaukee's Nepali community reacts after catastrophic deadly flooding, mudslides
• Criminal complaint details allegations against Packers RB Josh Jacobs
• Milwaukee police seek help identifying sexual assault suspect
• MPS highlights building, playground renovations ahead of new school year; update on lead work, school closure plan
• 2 killed, woman and 3-year-old injured in head-on crash in Caledonia
• Move-in day: UW-Milwaukee students prepare for new school year
• Man accused of running from crash, leaving 1-year-old child in car while fleeing Glendale police
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Coyote vs. Acme' and 'The Last Sunrise'
• Football season is coming up -- here's how to bring some Wisconsin flavor to your tailgates
• Tichigan Lake Lion's Club brings back its annual charity car show this Sunday
• Nice days to end the work week
• Milwaukee police investigating fatal shooting near 23rd and Vine
• Beloved Water Street bar regular killed in crash on Milwaukee's north side
• 'It was disgusting': Racine youth football player tripped by adult from opposing team
• Meta reaches $17.1 billion settlement with Wisconsin, other states over teen social media use
• Brady Street bar remains closed after backlash over 'no play list'
• Hartland woman arrested, accused of swatting call that prompted shelter-in-place order
• 2 Milwaukee police officers hospitalized after dog attack during arrest
• Sheboygan police chief, city administrator recommend ending Flock Safety contract
• Downtown Milwaukee street closures, cleanup underway ahead of international convention
• Former MPD detective accused of misusing Flock system enters not guilty plea
• Milwaukee alders urge Fire and Police Commission to address Flock camera concerns
• Milwaukee mayor joins The Gathering as summer meal demand grows
• Milwaukee's Rocky Horror Picture Show community mourns loss of Tim Curry
• Cousin of 10-year-old Wisconsin girl pleads guilty to her killing and gets life in prison
• Evers requests disaster declaration from Pres. Trump in aftermath of Menasha-area tornado
• United Way launches $58 million homelessness prevention initiative
• 2 Department of Emergency Communications employees resign after delayed response to 99-year-old woman's attack
• Marquette welcomes incoming freshmen on move-in day
• MeTV to honor life and legacy of Dolly Parton with special programming Sunday, Aug. 30
• CBS 58 checks out Joy Ice Cream Social, iconic Wauwatosa gas station turned ice cream shop
• Raising Cane's kicks off monthlong 30th anniversary celebration
• Isolated showers possible Wednesday with warming temps for the last few days of August