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A 99-year-old woman who called 911 during a home invasion was forced to wait three hours for police to arrive — as newly released dispatch audio revealed her desperate cries for help. The woman, who has not been publicly identified, called 911 three times during the attack early Monday morning, screaming out for help a

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A 33-year-old Milwaukee man who was convicted in a 2024 hit-and-run crash that killed a 4-year-old girl learned his fate on Thursday, July 30. A judge sentenced Donald Crayton to 20 years behind bars. The crash happened April 30 of 2024, near North Teutonia and W....

There are plenty of crashes that first responders can prepare for. Unfortunately, some of the most dangerous ones happen while they’re already helping at another emergency. That’s exactly what happened in Wisconsin, where a Milwaukee ... Read more

Kim Brown says he was behind the wheel of the truck that struck and killed 22-year-old Noah Bautch on Highway 164 earlier this month—and that he has been carrying the trauma of that moment ever since.

ATTENDEES for one beloved State Fair are being warned of the event’s lengthy list of strictly banned items for this year’s event. Balloons, picnic baskets, and even cans are just some of the items listed on the strict ban list, but there’s a key exception for one of them.

A well-known community pub in Muskego is collecting donations through Saturday for families affected by the Menasha tornado.

CEDARBURG, Wis. (CBS 58) — The world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales are coming to Cedarburg for a series of appearances at the Ozaukee County Fair. The highlight of the visit will take place Thursday, July 30, when the eight-horse hitch is harnessed to the iconic turn-of-the-century beer wagon for a parade along Washingt

MILWAUKEE — On most days after school, Milwaukee-area high school student AJ heads to a recording studio. The space is adorned with a wallpaper collage of music posters and guitars hanging on the wall, and neon lights glowing from recording rooms equipped with professional-grade equipment and instruments. “They taught.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — Two Milwaukee alders held a news conference outside a WE Energies work zone Wednesday, saying the city and neighbors were left in the dark. "I have one word for WE Energies and their flagrant disregard for the people of the City of Milwaukee: unacceptable," said Milwaukee Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa.

Balloon animals at Mischief Magic's booth at the Jewish Food Festival. The place where people can borrow books is selling them today and tomorrow to celebrate National Paperback Day. Paperbound tomes of mass market and trade types will be available as will puzzles, board games, media and collectibles. Friends of Cudahy