Local News

• Milwaukee police seek help locating critically missing teen
• Family of woman killed by MPD squad want answers; 'How could they not see her?'
• Man dies after being crushed by machine at Palermo's Pizza facility in Milwaukee
• The Elbow Room to open second location in Cedarburg
• The Good Neighbor Grant Fund: Milwaukee launches program to strengthen community connections
• MPD: 9-day old baby dies near 60th and Port Avenue, investigation underway
• Medical College of Wisconsin holds 12-hour diaper drive
• MCTS bus driver praised for quick actions helping missing girl get home safe
• Local therapy group aims to help kids use art for confidence, communication and more
• Discovery World employees move to unionize
• 1 person dead after being struck by police car near 20th and Orchard, identified as 31-year-old woman
• Papa Murphy’s joins CBS 58 to highlight game day pizza ideas
• Talking kitchen trends ahead of October NARI Home and Remodeling show
• Could a socialist be elected Wisconsin governor? Rep. Francesca Hong believes she has the right recipe
• Driver fleeing traffic stop crashes into car at 35th and Vliet leaving 3 dead, including 15-year-old
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Milwaukee native Nelly Gleason up for national honor
• Peralta wins his NL-best 17th, Yelich goes deep and the Brewers beat the Angels 9-2
• Executive order from Gov. Evers clears up COVID-19 vaccine confusion
• Brewers sober tailgate event helps to end stigma on addiction recovery
• 'Just a kid:' Milwaukee mother mourns son, 11, after he was fatally shot near 68th and Silver Spring
• ‘I was feeling panicked’: Elkhorn administrator falsely linked to viral post about Charlie Kirk’s death shares angry voicemails she received
• Concourse E to reopen at Mitchell International Airport
• Rooted in Wisconsin: Mason and Molly Crosby attend Madison event raising money for cancer research
• Operator of The Hop honored for protecting woman and her service dog
• Milwaukee County celebrates National Voter Registration Day
• 'It's unfortunate': Wauwatosa Christkindlmarkt holiday market canceled for 2025 as flood recovery continues
• Cudahy vegan restaurant Twisted Plants to close Sept. 27
• What FEMA says you need to know when applying for federal disaster aid
• 'It's really shocking': 6 children found locked in Milwaukee storage unit
• Car crashes into Milwaukee restaurant overnight, suspect on the run
• Milwaukee chef highlights Indian comfort food in live cooking series
• Next Act Theatre to stage 'Sanctuary City,' a drama about immigration status, friendship and home
• Signs of fall are here: leaves changing color and earlier sunsets
• Crash near 19th and Becher leaves motorcyclist in serious condition
• Meet some of the top police dogs at 'Back The K9 Unit' this Saturday in Greendale
• Environmental group sues City of Racine for public records on water use at Microsoft Data Center
• 10-year-old with sickle cell disease signed onto Marquette Men's Basketball team
• Dump truck rollover leaves 1 injured in Kansasville
• Cudahy school employee on leave for comments about Charlie Kirk’s death, UW-Madison expert shares free speech limits
• FEMA officer answers questions about flood relief for homeowners
• Inmate dies at Sheboygan County Sheriff's Office Detention Center
• Milwaukee man rings in 100th birthday at Wauwatosa's YMCA
• 'Keep saying his name': 5 years after he was shot, widow pleads for community help in finding husband's killer
• Pickleball in Whitefish Bay draws noise complaints from neighbors, proposal to cut hours at courts
• Former Bradley Tech High School safety officer accused of sending inappropriate texts to student
• Mother, uncle arrested in Portage County girl's disappearance that prompted Amber Alert
• Brewers clarify letter from Bob Uecker was not actually him; Pat Murphy responds
• Packers great Donald Driver reads to kids at Milwaukee school
• Hispanic Heritage Month inspires latest bus design for MCTS
• Promote seeking help: Milwaukee County leaders recognize Suicide Prevention Month