• A big man, with a big heart: Gilbert Brown provides free football camp at Bradley Tech 🏈
• Build Like A Girl: Students from more than a dozen schools get a glimpse at construction careers
• Inclusion and advocacy: 'Wicked' actress visits Milwaukee to celebrate the future Moss Universal Park
• Local golf program Next 18's next step 🏌️
• All-Star game recap: What's next for the Brewers?
• Blue Angels land in Milwaukee ahead of Air & Water show this weekend
• The Miz gets a shirt! Brewers to giveaway custom t-shirt Aug. 10
• Milwaukee's annual Bastille Days festival returns with 4 days of French culture, food and entertainment
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Port Washington Fish Days
• Visit Milwaukee preview: July 18-20
• CBS 58's Theater Thursday: 'Superman' and 'Eddington'
• Severe storms bring funnel clouds and heavy rain to parts of southeast Wisconsin
• 'You would not believe your eyes': Fireflies make a comeback in Wisconsin
• Fallen Officer Kendall Corder remembered at District 2 Crime and Safety meeting
• City of Franklin investigating data breach that possibly exposed personal info, no evidence at this time it's been misused
• New video shows the moment 7-year-old Jamal White was taken
• Mayor signs 2 new Milwaukee housing ordinances into law
• AdoptMeMKE🐕: 3-year-old Cisco
• Milwaukee's newest AI Academy teaches teens the future of technology 🤖
• Videos: Severe storms pass through southeast Wisconsin
• Wisconsin man accused of forcing wife to play Russian roulette with him
• Milwaukee teen sentenced in the shooting of 12-year-old boy
• CBS 58's Frankie Jupiter serves as grand marshal for UNCF's 41st annual Walk for Education
• Sweet Treasures in Muskego serves up a double scoop of nostalgia
• Milwaukee Night Market canceled July 16 due to severe weather forecast
• Evening Update: Tornado Watch Continues Until 7pm This Evening
• Friends, family remember Racine woman killed by stray bullet; police seeking shooter
• 'We're asking for the building to be survivable': Fire chief, landlords weigh in on cost of fire sprinklers after latest fire death
• MCTS driver recognized for helping lost girl get home safely
• Death of former Rufus King, Badgers football player ruled natural
• Body of 13-year-old boy recovered from Jaycee Quarry Park in Sheboygan
• No charges filed after deadly police shooting in Racine
• Miniature horses, big smiles: Franklin Place Memory Care Center welcomes special visitors
• 2 teens seriously hurt in Menomonee Falls crash
• Construction milestone celebrated at site of future Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin
• Nearly 14,000 customers have lost power due to Mylar balloons this year, We Energies says
• Milwaukee fire stations collect baby essentials for HOPE Network for Single Mothers
• Yearly park cleanup builds bond between city's youth, MPD
• Arkansas man accused of abducting pregnant Wisconsin teen pleads not guilty
• Common Council adopts ADU legislation in effort to diversify Milwaukee housing options
• Harley-Davidson to issue refunds for shortened homecoming festival
• Milwaukee boy abducted at gunpoint still not home, aunt says
• $50K winning Powerball ticket sold at Kwik Trip in Oak Creek
• New doctor's report finds 2019 homicide suspect competent to stand trial
• Court commissioner has strong words for Milwaukee man accused of killing his 4-year-old son
• Hoan Bridge lights make special gender reveal for Milwaukee couple
• Jack White makes surprise $20K donation for Cactus Club's accessibility ramp
• Rufus King teacher sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to sexual misconduct against students
• Summerfest announced attendance numbers for 2025, dates for next year's Big Gig
• Investigation underway after fire at Franklin Walmart, 10-year-old taken in for questioning
• Summer Gallery Night MKE returns this weekend with 50+ art venues
• Local Girl Scout earns national scholarship for 24/7 food pantry project in Oconomowoc
• Humidity rises before a threat of strong storms
• Anchors aweigh.  It's Milwaukee Navy Week, a great way to learn about this military branch
• Popular Milwaukee rapper and promoter 1 of 2 killed in Water Street shooting, 3 others injured
• 8 injured in crash involving city bus, car on Milwaukee's north side
• Pedestrian hit, killed by driver fleeing police near Sherman and Fond du Lac
• Robin Yount joins DockHounds for the day
• Milwaukee man pleads guilty to carrying concealed pistol near Republican National Convention
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ribbon-cutting set for inclusive 'Never Say Never Playland' in Delavan
• Cudahy-St. Francis Little League Association holds fundraiser for fallen MPD Officer Corder
• Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band hold benefit concert for Milwaukee theatre
• Black bear attacks 69-year-old woman in Barron County, Wisconsin DNR investigating
• Milwaukee nonprofit offers advice for parents on how to talk to kids about tragedy
• Oconomowoc man remembered after being killed in hit-and-run; suspect arrested
• 25-year-old arrested in connection to abduction of 7-year-old Jamal White
• Safe Haven Baby Box installed in Salem Lakes
• 'It was crazy': Brady Street erupts in noise and smoke for Harley-Davidson festival after-party
• Anonymous donation restores live orchestra for Milwaukee Ballet's 'The Nutcracker'
• Local veteran honored with Forward28 award, for advocating for those who have served
• 5 formerly vacant properties rehabilitated, made permanently affordable as part of Homes MKE initiative
• Milwaukee's iconic abandoned boat 'Deep Thought' to be auctioned off starting July 22
• 'Different foods, different flavors': Largest Asian grocery store in Wisconsin expected to open July 24 in West Allis
• Six Flags Great America to initiate summer-long evening chaperone policy
• Wisconsin State Fair's renovated Dairy Building to offer new desserts for 2025 edition of festival
• Child dies, woman injured in Milwaukee apartment fire
• 'When it's empty, it's not living its full potential': Villa Terrace programming brings visitors to museum for yoga, concerts and art
• Milwaukee father, mother charged in connection with fatal shooting of 4-year-old
• Temps and humidity increase to start the new work week but rain chances stay away for now
• Hartland Kids Day 2025 -- here's what to expect
• 54-year-old fatally shot near 22nd and McKinley
• MPD investigating fatal shooting of 44-year-old
• Multiple crews respond to generator fire at Northern Ozaukee High School
• Safari Lake Geneva brings family fun and a chance to meet over 200 exotic animals up close
• Next chapter: Owners of Little Read Book in Wauwatosa celebrate 40 years of sharing stories ahead of business closure