• Author and certified alligator wrestler Tom Cladis discusses debut novel
• Sunny start to the new work week then plenty of rain chances as temps stay cool
• Car on its side after overnight crash near 95th and Adler in West Allis
• Deputy shot, suspect found dead after standoff in Town of Elba
• Kids sharpen their skills with Packers Micah Parsons in Greenfield
• 'My eyes welled up with tears': Tribute Tournament held in honor of young boy who died in tragic 2024 accident
• ‘It’s overwhelmingly emotional': Germantown honey farm’s Florida facility destroyed in fire, owners say
• Family identifies victim in deadly motorcycle crash in Marquette Interchange
• 1 dead, 4 teens injured in single-vehicle rollover crash in Fond du Lac County
• Goodbye, heat, for a while. Seasonably cool weather on the way w/a few precip chances
• NFL Milwaukee natives team up in second annual youth football camp
• Milwaukee attorney and native Nancy Gruber passes away
• Family identifies victim after reported drowning in Nagawicka Lake
• Hundreds of local mothers, families receive free resources during Penfield Children Center's biannual community baby shower
• Franklin police investigating reports of attempted sexual assault along Oak Leaf Trail
• 50-year-old shot, killed overnight in Milwaukee
• 44-year-old woman injured after falling off motorcycle in Fond du Lac County
• Don't know how to boat? A non-profit is inviting you to a free 'small boat experience' 🚣
• We Energies crews continue working to restore power in Kenosha County after storms sweep area Thursday night
• Looking for some summertime fun? The Milwaukee County Zoo has you covered 🦁
• Barn torn apart by heavy winds in Kenosha County
• Turtles conquer Discovery World in second annual 'Turtle Fest' 🐢
• Man convicted of killing Milwaukee police officer gets life in prison, no possibility for parole
• Actor Tyler Mane's breast cancer diagnosis puts spotlight on rare disease in men
• Wisconsin residents can now buy state park passes when renewing vehicle registration
• Financial advisor shares tips for avoiding debt on summer vacation as travel costs rise
• 'I just kept on racing': WI racing legend Jerry Eckhardt in his 61st season on the track
• Last full weekend of spring will give us a 50/50 deal with the forecast
• Downed power lines litter Kenosha County after heavy storms hit area
• Highway closed in Kenosha County due to downed power lines
• Boathouse destroyed after lightning strike next to Golden Lake Pub in Oconomowoc
• ‘Respond quickly and safely’: We Energies crews work to put out outages across SE Wisconsin
• Is a tougher approach curbing some of Milwaukee's reckless driving? The city attorney thinks so
• Lightning strikes lead to 2 structure fires in Waukesha County, officials say
• Former Milwaukee officer pleads guilty to tracking case involving license plate searches
• Jury finds Waukesha County man guilty in murder of neighbor named in hit list
• Watch: MCTS driver hailed a hero for helping 12-year-old girl to safety
• Maxwell Anderson back in court for civil lawsuit status conference
• Cleanup underway in Lomira as community braces for more storms
• Milwaukee high school seniors earn more than 2,000 college credits for free through M³ program
• 10 p.m. update: Storms and rain over for tonight
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Disclosure Day' and 'Office Romance'
• Milwaukee County Zoo offering free admission for guests 60 and older at Senior Safari on June 16
• 'This is a no go for us': Milwaukee residents share concerns over proposed Midtown Center development
• ‘Praying we get through tonight’: Horicon braces for more storms after Wednesday wind damage
• Packers Hall Of Famer Antonio Freeman watches son Alex play for USA at Soldier Field
• Heavy storms knock down iconic Culver's Blue Barn off of Highway 151
• Milwaukee man's own rap lyrics leads to his arrest in 2021 shooting case
• Waukesha County deputy accused of drunk driving with guns
• Ridglan Farm beagle, previously thought to have been killed by alligator, found alive
• 'This is outrageous': Lychwick makes frequent objections on day 3 of Waukesha 'hit list' murder trial
• Local restaurant says business is down by half because of National Avenue construction
• Lawyer says more victims come forward after OB-GYN is accused of artificially inseminating with his own sperm instead of donor's
• Milwaukee County warns fuel costs could create $1 million budget gap
• Waupaca man charged in Fond du Lac road rage incident
• Horicon sees 'substantial' storm damage as severe weather makes its way through SE Wisconsin
• Free daylong 'Vision Zero' Summit held at Milwaukee's Central Library
• 4 men arrested in connection to Bluebird Motel shooting in Kenosha County
• Summerfest introduces over 100 new food and beverage items plus more for 2026 season
• MPS gym teacher charged, accused of physically abusing student
• Milwaukee Night Market announces theme nights for summer 2026
• 4:30pm Update: Warnings and Watches are Expired
• Tosa Greek Fest prepares for 57th annual event this weekend
• 2 Milwaukee men charged with armed robbery of restaurant worker at gunpoint, stealing her car
• Milwaukee author Carlo Emanuele discusses second book in award-winning crime series
• Education specialist shares tips for preventing academic skill loss over summer break
• CBS 58 exclusive: 1-on-1 with Sheboygan mom Elvira Benitez as she details being detained twice by ICE
• Chill on the Hill returns for 21st summer at Humboldt Park
• 'That was my whole world': Woman loses everything in Salem Lakes house fire
• Fleeing driver crashes near 26th and Burleigh, MPD squad involved in separate 'minor' collision
• Brewers' plans for new premium home plate seating gets blowback from fans, including Front Row Amy
• 'Animals are the best judge of character': Loved ones remember devoted member of local rescue community after sudden passing
• Wisconsin tourism hits record growth for fourth straight year
• Bond set at $2M for Franklin man accused of holding woman at gunpoint; new charge added
• Interactive art installation 'Radiant Echoes' heading to Summerfest grounds
• 9 ducklings rescued from Wisconsin storm drain and reunited with mother
• MPS celebrates improved student attendance thanks to 'Kids Cabinet' partnership
• Catch World Cup action at Milwaukee's Zócalo Food Park
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 with updates on road projects
• Minocqua Brewing Company owner fails to qualify for governor's race
• Shooting near 13th and Atkinson leaves 37-year-old dead