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• Trump praises military force at US Army’s 250th anniversary parade
• A ‘formidable public servant.’ Who was Melissa Hortman, the Minnesota state representative assassinated in her home?
• Suspect in shooting of Minnesota Lawmakers appears to have former Milwaukee connection
• One person dead after vehicle slams into semi-trailer in Dodge County
• Millions of protesters are expected at ‘No Kings’ rallies nationwide as President Trump’s military parade takes place on his 79th birthday
• Thousands protest at local 'No Kings' rallies against Trump
• Suspect in ‘politically motivated assassination’ of Minnesota Democratic House leader identified, officials say
• Brewers host about 1,000 kids from all over Wisconsin for "Play Ball Weekend"
• Viva MKE Marketplace returns to celebrate local talent and culture
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (6/14)...Polish, Greek, & lots of art fests...
• Peralta, Brewers hand the Cardinals their 7th straight loss with a 3-2 victory
• 'One life lost is too much': Milwaukee leaders demand action after uptick in violence
• 4 detainees escaped from a Newark ICE detention facility after advocates say poor conditions led to ‘chaos’
• Milwaukee organizers prepare to join international "No Kings" rallies against Trump administration Saturday
• New mural beautifies street on Milwaukee's east side
• Milwaukee Police Association and MPA butt heads over city's police recruitment problem 
• Milwaukee leaders share concern over 'senseless' violence after 12-year-old killed, officer shot
• 'Doesn't remember it': Former St. Francis baseball coach accused of repeated child sexual abuse appears in court for first time
• Israel hits Iran’s nuclear program and military leadership in unprecedented strikes
• Iran launches barrage of missiles at Israel following attack
• Milwaukee police: 12-year-old fatally shot near 73rd and Fairmount
• Hundreds celebrate grand opening of Marcia P. Coggs Health & Human Services Center
• Man involved in armored truck robbery and shooting sentenced to life in prison
• Too cute! Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes new baby, a Japanese macaque 🐒
• 'Poor communication,' 'Inconsistent': MPS academic audit illustrates a scattershot district with weak leadership
• Hope on the Road: Cancer survivor to ride motorcycle from Illinois to Alaska for pancreatic cancer research
• New lighting complete on Hoan Bridge east side🌉
• Pierogis, polka and wishes of 'sto lat' on Milwaukee's lakefront as Polish Fest returns
• A solar milestone is just days away, as is the official start to summer
• Anguished Air India crash families give DNA samples to help identify loved ones
• Milwaukee police search for critically missing 48-year-old man
• City and MPD push back on police union's claims of inadequate staffing
• Republicans pass schools budget, tax cuts; Dems say special ed increase far from enough
• Milwaukee police officer shot near Hampton; suspect also shot
• Milwaukee immigrant framed for threatening Pres. Trump released from jail on bond
• Metcalfe Park Community Bridges promotes homeownership with Repair and Restore program
• 'Thank God for giving us him': Milwaukee's Beach Boys cover band remembers Brian Wilson
• CBS 58 Hometowns: History of Gene Wilder's Milwaukee roots
• Milwaukee man pleads not guilty to charges in wrong-way crash that killed 2, injured 1, near Port Washington
• Mayor Johnson signs zoning ordinance allowing Moxy Hotel to move forward
• Complaint: 30-year-old driver killed in downtown Milwaukee crash, second driver arrested
• Wisconsin State Fair celebrates UScellular partnership with limited-edition cream puff flavor
• 60th annual Greek Fest returns to State Fair Park this weekend
• 2 men seriously hurt in Sheboygan Falls shooting, suspect arrested
• Kettle Moraine board votes to close school one day after accidental email stated that school would close
• Wisconsin State Fair reveals 2025 finalists of Sporkies and Drinkies
• The FBI raided the wrong house. The Supreme Court says the family is allowed to sue
• Preview of summertime fun at the Milwaukee County Zoo
• Wednesday was the warmest day of the year; few more showers possible the next few days
• More than 290 feared dead after plane crashes outside airport in Indian city of Ahmedabad
• Milwaukee Night Market brings in thousands of attendees
• Health department clears LaFollette School to reopen after addressing lead risks
• Dog fosters outraged after learning dogs sent to sanctuary were actually euthanized
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 29 years for fatal shooting in McDonald's parking lot
• Jumping into summer safety: Ald. Peter Burgelis introduces trampoline ordinance 
• Fallen first responders and their families honored at Western Lakes Golf Club tournament
• Man charged in 2024 crash that killed Oak Creek mother, warrant issued for his arrest
• 'Hello Summer' program connects Milwaukee students with jobs, activities while school is out
• West Allis coffee shop reopens 15 months after a driver crashes into their building
• Legislators, community members call for increased child care funding in state budget
• Milwaukee County Zoo to close Small Mammals Building at end of year; animals to find new homes
• Brian Wilson, music icon and creative force behind The Beach Boys, dead 82
• Watch: John Oliver features CBS 58's Frankie Jupiter in funny, opinionated compilation
• Germantown 12-year-old arrested in connection with school threat
• 91 and 92-year-old victims of fatal semi-truck crash identified
• Wisconsin lawsuit seeks to ban Elon Musk from offering $1 million checks to voters
• Local chef joins CBS 58 to showcase the perfect cannoli ahead of Father's Day and National Cannoli Day
• Sports medicine expert addresses rise in pickleball injuries
• Warmest day of the year followed by a chance for strong storms
• Police seek answers as Austria mourns victims of one of the worst shootings in its history
• Milwaukee fire officials respond to blaze near 24th and Hopkins
• Trump says he plans to phase out FEMA after 2025 hurricane season
• Stop spinning in circles, ride the Milwaukee River this summer on a Cream City motorboat
• This Sunday is dad's day at Milwaukee's Lakefront Brewery
• Oconomowoc's George Kneiser set for U.S. Open at Oakmont
• Law enforcement embraces a ‘change in tactics’ as search for accused killer Travis Decker approaches week three
• More than 1,000 people protest Trump and ICE immigration policies, then march through downtown Milwaukee
• Ground broken for nearly $30 million Harbor District Riverwalk
• Exam finds man charged in 38-hour Ozaukee County standoff not currently competent to stand trial
• 1 killed, 1 injured in double shooting near 15th and Burleigh
• MPS teachers resist plan to move specialists back into classroom jobs
• Walkout and march held for MPS teacher's aide fighting deportation
• Wauwatosa School District will require students to keep cellphones off their person all day
• QB Aaron Rodgers reveals he's married
• South Shore Park rehabilitation project hits final phase with opening date on the horizon
• Cross-country trip raises awareness for polio prevention, with stop at State Fair Park
• Milwaukee County to auction off 'Deep Thought,' but there's a catch
• The Hop streetcar offering free rides to Summerfest on their 'Festivals Line'
• Students and employees in Milwaukee left questioning what's next as Job Corps could shut down with federal cuts looming
• 100-year-old tradition continues in Lake Geneva with mailboat jumping tryouts
• Milwaukee immigrant framed for threatening President Trump has bond set by judge
• MFD responds to basement fire near Appleton and Keefe
• 6 injured, 1 arrested after multi-vehicle accident on Milwaukee's northwest side
• New study indicates pregnant surgeons more likely to have complications; doctor reacts
• Group of Milwaukee students visiting Rome with hopes to meet Pope Leo
• Celebrate June Dairy Month with these award-winning cheeses from Farmstead Creameries
• Historic Milwaukee gives us a rich history lesson of our hometown city through tours; new ones this summer
• Culver's fundraiser helps raise money for family of Oostburg couple killed in crash
• Waukesha emergency overflow shelter will now be open year-round
• Board defends Wauwatosa superintendent amid group's call for his removal