News

• 3 employees of Louisville facility are missing after UPS plane crash that looked like ‘hell’s fury,’ owner says
• Milwaukee mother found dead in alley; young son found hours before, roaming streets
• Evers admin 'immediately moves' to pay FoodShare recipients, says benefits may be available overnight
• Emergency crews on scene of Brookfield crash, Capitol Drive lane closures underway
• The Argo music venue set to open in December in former Fox Bay Theater
• Milwaukee Co. Board adopts nearly $1.4B budget; vote shifts millions to MCTS
• Man accused of killing mother in drunk driving crash appears in court
• Milwaukee's Mobile Crisis Team celebrates 30 years of service to the community
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Christmas Fantasy House in Elm Grove
• 'She was loved': Family remembers Concordia University pharmacy student who died in shooting
• Keys to Progress: Selfless veteran gifted new car
• Teen charged with killing 5-year-old Prince McCree appears in court; trial set for February
• 37-year-old killed in shooting near 33rd and Meinecke, suspect arrested
• Kendall Corder, Christopher McCray among officers honored at MPD Merit Awards Ceremony
• Federal judge orders Trump administration to fully fund SNAP benefits in November
• 40 airports to face flight cancellations because of government shutdown, Mitchell International to feel ripple effect
• Milwaukee's abandoned boat, 'Deep Thought,' is now a bobblehead
• Immigrant who a judge allegedly helped avoid arrest gets time served, and will soon be deported
• Jury process underway in Milwaukee County Judge Dugan's federal case
• Streets of Old Milwaukee decorated for the holidays🌲
• Dallas Cowboys player Marshawn Kneeland has died at age 24
• Nancy Pelosi announces she will not seek reelection to Congress after nearly 40 years in Washington
• Pabst Mansion holiday tours begin Nov. 20
• Racine County events feature bluegrass, holiday celebrations and more
• Warm to cold to snow
• Jury awards $10 million to Virginia teacher shot by 6-year-old student
• USDA revises SNAP reduction plan to provide more partial benefits in November
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes 2 Eastern black rhinos
• Tensions run high in Town of Cedarburg as residents push for private pond
• Milwaukee fliers brace for more hours-long delays as FAA plans to cut flights amid staffing shortages
• 'It takes the edge off for us': Racine nonprofit helps families in need with more than just food
• Chester Marcol's incredible story, 45 years later
• Student fathers given new car seats at MATC Drive event
• Driver arrested after crashing into West Allis squad, second vehicle while fleeing police
• 'It's that serious': Family turns pain into purpose after losing daughter to peanut allergy; holds lifesaving training course
• Trump administration will reduce traffic at 40 airports across the US starting Friday if shutdown continues
• Let it out! Screaming event aims to release stress, built-up anger
• Democrats propose giving cities, villages ability to have their own sales tax
• Jackson Park unveils new pickleball, tennis and futsal courts
• What do Tuesday's elections signal for Wisconsin? Here are 3 takeaways from the Marquette Law Poll's director
• Major road closures in effect, including Hawley interchange, as I-94 expansion continues
• Tosa residents create free food pantry in their front yard
• MATC event offers resources to students, residents impacted by government shutdown
• Volunteers honor hometown veterans with handmade quilts
• Spirit Airlines to discontinue service at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport in 2026
• Wauwatosa officials say property owners could see tax increase after federal aid for public flooding damage denied
• Milwaukee County launches program to reduce lead-based paint hazards in suburban communities
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing into vehicle in West Allis
• Trump administration nears deals with pharmaceutical companies to offer obesity drugs for $149 a month
• 'Apply as soon as possible': 1 week left to apply for FEMA assistance after August floods
• MPD: Child found alone near 9th and Keefe related to woman found dead in alley hours later
• Milwaukee man pleads not guilty in wrong-way OWI crash that left unborn child dead
• Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes 2 Eastern black rhinos
• 38-foot Colorado Blue Spruce picked as Milwaukee's 2025 Christmas tree, harvested and moved to Cheer District
• Crime Stoppers: Milwaukee alderman's nephew killed, $25K offered for information
• Local nonprofit offering help for pet owners during government shutdown
• Franklin approves first Costco in Milwaukee County
• California will approve Prop 50, the redistricting push to create more Democrat-friendly US House districts
• 26-year-old dead, another hurt in shooting near 39th and Lancaster
• Milwaukee County supervisors propose $150,000 for emergency food benefit funding
• Zohran Mamdani wins New York City mayoral election
• Port Washington data center one step closer; Common Council approves tax district
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Jovanovich ready for year 2 with the Panthers
• 'I feel a little bit nervous': Big changes could be coming to I-794 in Milwaukee
• Jury finds Waukesha man guilty in 2022 homicide of girlfriend
• Chief Norman says MPD is looking into potential alternatives to pursuits
• Driver charged, accused of fleeing scene of Muskego crash that killed mother
• At least 7 dead, 11 injured in UPS plane crash and explosion at Kentucky airport
• 'Milwaukee really cares': Small businesses offer free food for those in need during SNAP lapse
• State superintendent testifies in committee hearing regarding sexual misconduct, grooming in Wisconsin schools
• Former Greenfield police chief charged with felony misconduct in office
• Substitute teacher charged with 4th OWI after allegedly arriving to Muskego school drunk
• West Allis police seek new leads into fatal hit-and-run near 21st and National
• Court docs: Elderly driver who struck child in Cudahy crosswalk thought a rock hit her
• 'It'll set the community back': Lowell Elementary parents share concerns as Waukesha School Board debates closures
• Feeding America launches 'Food for the Holidays' campaign to benefit those in need
• Open enrollment begins: Milwaukee leaders encourage community to sign up for health coverage
• Watch: MCTS driver recognizes man reported missing in Silver Alert
• Wisconsin Humane Society caring for 1,100 cats after mass surrender, urgently seeking homes
• Wisconsin's 9-day gun deer season starts Nov. 22
• Basement fixes to consider ahead of a full remodel
• David Beckham knighted by King Charles at Windsor Castle
• Reindeer Village coming to Solu Estate Winery 🦌
• Hunger Task Force kicks off Food for Families holiday drive
• What to watch for as the Supreme Court reviews Trump’s sweeping global tariffs
• Mild high temperatures the next few days but the breeze eventually kicks back in
• Martino's Hot Dogs & Italian Beef to close in December
• Wisconsin innovation honored on new $1 coin with Cray-1 Supercomputer
• Dick Cheney, influential Republican vice president to George W. Bush, dies
• 3 people hurt in shooting near 35th and Villard
• Best day to shop for the kiddos might be Nov. 8 for Neighborhood Toy Store Day
• Bauman leads commission recommendation to protect Panther Arena and neighboring theater
• Sheboygan County Head Start program struggling to keep doors open during government shutdown
• Driver arrested, accused of fleeing after crash that killed 77-year-old passenger
• Crews dismantle crane at The Edison as developer pauses work on Milwaukee high-rise
• 'Stocked to the brim': Amid SNAP concerns, food pantries pop up at Wauwatosa elementary schools
• 'It can't be true': Family mourns man killed in Racine restaurant shooting
• Wisconsin's largest family-owned jewelry store will close its doors after 75 years of business
• Pewaukee home a total loss after fire
• Man found guilty in crash that killed retired priest in Wauwatosa