Local News

• Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office mourns unexpected death of K-9 Ace
• Black Business Market highlights local entrepreneurs in Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood
• Jake Bauers homers and Logan Henderson delivers in Brewers' 4-1 victory over Braves
• One person taken to hospital following motorcycle crash in Walker's Point Neighborhood
• 3 injured after SUV fails to yield, strikes semi in Dodge County
• Saturday's Schlesinger Showcase (8/22)...Mexican Fiesta, Zoo A La Carte, Kenosha Co. Fair...
• Still no searing heat along with a few rain chances this coming week
• Friday Night Football: Arrowhead, Homestead among Friday night winners
• Tornado damages crops at Basse's Farms ahead of Apple & Sunflower Fest
• Tosa East football returns to Hart Park more than a year after field was destroyed by flooding
• Elections chair calls for answers after Milwaukee elections mishap
• Evers' Commutation Advisory Board hears cases of 12 people seeking sentence reductions
• Exclusive: CBS 58 sits down with New Berlin mayor following anti-Muslim social media posts
• Cristo Rey hosts 'Draft Day,' matching students with businesses for yearly work study program
• Boys & Girls Club celebrates national debut of new program in Wauwatosa
• 18-year-old charged in fatal Milwaukee road-rage shooting
• New downtown Milwaukee memorial honors life of civil rights leader Vel R. Phillips
• Milwaukee man accused of child neglect after 11-year-old boy fatally shoots self
• Habitat for Humanity launches Pope Leo Village Project in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee County launches 'Better to Know' opioid overdose prevention initiative
• 2 killed after driver crashes into tree in St. Francis
• Investigation underway after man dies in custody at Milwaukee County Jail
• Video: Fond du Lac man arrested after pursuit ending in cornfield
• Gov. Evers, WisDOT announce over $32M in funding for transportation improvement projects
• A Milwaukee summer tradition turns 40: A La Carte at the zoo returns with music, food and fun
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Pickles
• What to expect at 'Summerween' at Beachside Oasis in Racine
• Evening Update Update: Severe chances are over.
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office hosts third annual National Night Out at Veterans Park
• Brookfield police search for suspect after North Shore Bank robbery
• New video shows kidnapping suspect after alleged victim was freed
• Equipment failure is to blame for why some tornado sirens in Milwaukee County failed to go off, county officials say
• Commutation board to hear 12 cases Friday as Republicans raise transparency concerns
• Longtime 'Little Free Library' in West Allis has all books taken multiple times, prompting concerns from owner
• 18 cases of E. coli, salmonella in Wisconsin residents linked to alfalfa sprouts
• Flock camera installed in Germantown park to deter vandalism; some residents concerned about privacy
• Move-in day: Concordia University freshmen gear up for fall semester
• 15-year-old charged in connection with fatal shooting of David Krause near Milwaukee's Harbor District
• Racine woman recovering after ex-boyfriend accused of shooting, stabbing her with screwdriver
• $250K in private donations to support redevelopment of Milwaukee's 51st & Stack Park
• Spray adhesive can explodes inside dryer at Oak Creek screen printing business
• Waukesha police investigating armed robbery on Summit Street
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Aug. 21-23
• House of Peace holds back-to-school backpack distribution event for Milwaukee-area students
• Waukesha man sentenced to life in prison for killing neighbor, hiding body in woods
• Kenosha grad among 2 killed in crash while training with college cycling team
• Crews battle 3-alarm fire at site of future DPW building in West Allis
• Motorcyclist killed in Waukesha crash, investigation underway
• Mexican Fiesta will return to Milwaukee lakefront with music, food
• MPS holds Enrollment Day ahead of Sept. 1 start of school