Local News

• We trade a white Christmas for a warmer one, but cold air awaits
• Shopping locally instead of clicking 'add to cart' — one Riverwest business has kept its doors open every Christmas Eve for 19 years
• ‘You gotta try’: Wisconsinites take their shot at the $1.7 billion Powerball prize
• High school sports are facing an umpire shortage. How you can 'step up to the plate' to help
• 'It's great to all be together again': Wauwatosa families celebrate the holidays at Café Hollander
• 'Those in need shouldn't be forgotten': Christmas Eve meal at St. Ben’s brings community to those in need
• Flu cases on the rise in Southeast Wisconsin heading into Christmas
• MPD investigating battery near Brady Street; K-9 bites officer, suspect during arrest
• 31-year-old Racine man killed in Caledonia crash
• Wild Lights and Frosty Free Week: Milwaukee County Zoo shares fun winter activities for the family
• CBS 58's One Good Thing: Northcott Neighborhood House distributes more than 6K holiday gifts to kids
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Steve Stricker talks Tiger, another Ryder Cup run and more
• DA deems use of force justified in deadly police shooting near 27th and Wisconsin
• Judge Hannah Dugan trial: Evidence released, courtroom audio records conversations about ICE agents and undocumented immigrant
• Church of the Gesu back open and ready for Christmas Mass crowds
• County Executive Crowley signs MCTS service plan for 2026; no routes eliminated
• Milwaukee woman accused of stealing day care van with children inside
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold at Walmart in Brown Deer
• Man charged in hit-and-run that killed Watertown father of 3
• 'I’m not giving him up’: A woman’s fight to keep a wallaby in Cudahy continues
• More than 300 properties in Milwaukee have insufficient or no heat
• Pedestrian killed by driver in Burlington identified as uncle of Robin Vos
• 22-year-old man killed in Oak Creek shooting; police seek suspect
• Holiday traffic: What to expect on I-41 and I-94 amid construction
• Geyser waives revocation hearing after escaping group home
• Milwaukee airport prepares for a busy holiday travel week
• Staying mild through Christmas with a few sprinkles possible around the holiday
• Prescription drugs expected to become less affordable in 2026 when ACA tax subsidies expire
• Family mourns father of 3 killed in alleged drunk driving hit-and-run in Watertown, community raising funds to support
• Mercedes-Benz agrees to pay $149.6 million to settle multistate emissions allegations
• Baird Center prepares for 38th annual Christmas Feast
• Milwaukee's Walnut Way Conservation Corp offering free bag lunches during winter break
• 'Porch pirate' caught on camera stealing holiday gifts from several Milwaukee homes
• Give the gift of creativity this holiday with Grey House Studio
• Light wintry mix Monday won't save our dwindling white Christmas chances
• Wisconsin Christmas movie featuring Packers legend Ahman Green the newest holiday film to put on your list
• Santa visits NICU babies at St. Joseph's in Milwaukee 🎅
• Milwaukee soldier surprises sisters by making it home in time for Christmas
• Congrats, graduates! Hundreds of UWM students walk stage to begin new era 🎓
• West Allis police arrest 3 after police pursuit, crash near 81st and Morgan
• Moment in Wisconsin: Paradise Springs Nature Trail
• Man dragged for 4 blocks in deadly hit-and-run in Watertown, suspect arrested for alleged drunk driving
• 24-year-old killed in shooting on Milwaukee's northwest side
• Milwaukee dancer balancing 'The Nutcracker' and motherhood
• Marquette's 'On Your Marq' named Program of the Year by the College Autism Network
• ‘I found my voice’: Turkish artist brings traditional water marbling art, or ebru, to Milwaukee
• Winter starts with a chill in the air but milder weather coming for Christmas week
• 'Foster Community Christmas' gives gifts to hundreds of foster kids
• Southeast Wisconsin gas drops in price compared to last holiday season
• Kenosha boy continues to spread Christmas joy by bringing back toy giveaway