Local News

• MCSO squad car, 2 civilian vehicles involved in crash at 12th and Vliet
• Gas prices hit 4-year Memorial Day weekend high as drivers face rising costs
• Silver Alert issued for missing 68-year-old in Sussex
• Harley motorcyclists rode along I-94 in honor of fallen service members
• City leaders close out 'Peace Week' with city-wide march
• People place flags at Wood National Cemetery for VA's Memorial Day ceremony
• Packers Jordan Love and wife Ronika Stone welcome first child
• "The Art of Dr. Seuss" exclusive exhibit coming to gallery in Whitefish Bay, featuring rare works for purchase
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (5/23)...Lots of Memorial Day holiday weekend happenings to fill your day
• A few 80s showing up in the forecast as we unofficially kick off summer
• Family remembers lost loved 1 as judge wants to hold bars accountable for drunk drivers
• Brewers make mark on West Allis bar with new mural
• "Cemented their inability to adhere to signs': Driver gets truck stuck in wet concrete
• 'So everyone can enjoy looking at it': Local artist turns vandalism into art at South Milwaukee Park 
• 'You can't think about the past': Brewers fans welcome back Dodgers to Milwaukee 
• Wisconsin leaders urge hospital systems to restart gender-affirming care
• 'She's going to be okay': 12-year-old girl recovering 1 week after being hit on E-scooter in Delavan
• Wisconsin lags most states in post-pandemic academic growth, but these districts are getting praise
• Students of St. Augustine Prep's graduating class share post-high school plans on Decision Day
• Milwaukee woman charged, accused of discarding cigarette in vacant building before 5-alarm fire
• Hayat Pharmacy offers to transfer prescriptions free of charge for customers of Walgreen's closing at 27th and North
• Sentence for former Hartland bus driver divides parents, bus community 
• Kenosha man sentenced to life in prison for murder of 20-year-old
• 'He didn't come to race. He came to win': Local racecar drivers remember NASCAR legend Kyle Busch 
• Volunteers from Briggs & Stratton help spruce up Summerfest grounds on annual planting day
• Nonprofit Next 18 hosts annual Memorial Classic golf outing
• Inflatables take over the outfield Saturday at Lake Country DockHounds Ballpark
• Demolition underway at site of 5-alarm fire near 32nd and Hampton, road closures expected to lift Friday
• Ridglan Farms ordered to give up federal breeding license by July 1, congressman says
• CBS 58 Wall of Honor
• Gov. Evers requests federal disaster declaration after April storms
• Pfister Hotel names antique dealer Megan Dorsey its first-ever Storyteller in Residence
• Memorial Day weekend starts cool and ends warm with some shower chances every day
• 🍨 Wisconsin frozen custard legends surprise Oscar’s owners after devastating fire
• Milwaukee named the best city for creatives, report says
• Data shows MPD chases are up as FPC, police chief at odds over pursuit policy
• Groups urge 2 Wisconsin hospital systems to resume gender-affirming care for minors
• Humboldt beer garden opens for the 2026 season 🍻
• Ridglan Farms beagles ready for their new forever homes 🐕
• As pools remain closed, Milwaukee County Parks look for alternatives
• Activist accused in Ridglan Farms break-in pleads not guilty, asks to represent himself in court
• Luke Combs sets attendance record at Lambeau Field
• Semi driver dead after rear-end crash on I-43 near Big Bend; northbound lanes closed
• Federal judge dismisses lawsuit filed by Trump admin for Wisconsin voter list
• Woman arrested after 5-alarm fire prompts north side building demolition
• Sheboygan Falls mother detained by ICE during routine check-in has bond set, could return to Wisconsin in days
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Asian Restaurant Week in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee high schoolers explore maritime careers through hands-on activities
• Students help sort food donations as part of Milwaukee Jewish Day School's annual Mitzvah Day
• 'Breaking Down Bullets': Mayor Johnson hosts Peace Week panel on gun violence in Milwaukee