-
0:50
Guests evacuated after fire response at Brookfield hotel
-
0:27
Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez fires campaign manager over finance filing...
-
0:29
Brewers complete 2026 MLB Draft, UW-Milwaukee adds two more MLB...
-
0:54
Protesters rally against ICE enforcement in Milwaukee
-
1:56
Whitefish Bay Art Fest showcases artists from across the country
-
2:31
Man says emotional support dog died in apartment fire; 5 rescued,...
-
1:15
Engel Conservation Area offers peaceful escape in Muskego
-
4:56
Military homecoming surprises Milwaukee Lutheran graduate during...
-
5:02
’I’m not crazy, I’m just a little cuckoo’: Couple keeps...
-
2:30
Jacob Misiorowski opens up about dyslexia, life off the mound...
-
3:21
North Dakota newlyweds celebrate marriage at Wisconsin Dells...
-
3:10
High heat and humidity coming back to us for a new week
You’ll find their most recent work adorning a once decaying part of Milwaukee. Four new murals now stand outside the recently completed storm water basin in the 30th Street corridor representing a new era for the neighborhood with messages of peace and unity. But you don't need to search long to find other ways ArtWorks for Milwaukee has improved the community. Their impact can be seen across the city.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Mike Strehlow put the organization that connects Milwaukee teenagers with artistic opportunities in the Sunday Morning Spotlight.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter