Milwaukee WI

Kidd O'Shea reconnects with his family business, former radio co-host, and favorite local spots during homecoming tour.

For the fourth year, Milwaukee is joining a national effort to support those impacted by gun violence with a candlelight vigil being held Wednesday to honor victims and survivors.

Dozens of people filled a room in Milwaukee’s courthouse complex Tuesday morning, listening as representatives from the sheriff’s office pushed for adopting facial recognition technology and answered questions about the Flock camera system. The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office hopes to equip its booking room cameras...

Milwaukee and model railroading share deep, historic ties. Model Railroader Magazine, Wm. K. Walthers, Inc., and the National Model Railroad Association all had their humble beginnings in the beer city. This rich heritage has fostered a healthy and diverse group of model railroad clubs throughout Southeast Wisconsin...

WAUKESHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- A Waukesha teen is officially cancer free after battling for nearly a year. "There is a weight on my shoulders that has been lifted and it’s unbelievable," said Connor Wilkum. There were loud cheers and big smiles for 18-year-old Connor as he finished his...

MILWAUKEE COUNTY (CBS 58) -- Piles of leaves mixed with snow are causing frustration for people in Milwaukee County. It was a full house at the 5th District Town Hall meeting Monday, with residents sharing their concerns over messy roads. “It is a concern, because people, they have to do...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A Milwaukee family is facing a double dose of heartbreak. First, a fire tore through their home early Monday morning near N. 27th St. Then, when the family returned to the duplex next door, owned by their grandmother, they discovered it had been broken into. Firefighters...

Community leaders in Milwaukee are raising concerns about the potential use of facial recognition technology by the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office. The law enforcement agency is proposing to use the technology for active investigations. Chief Deputy Brian Barkow said it would not be used to charge someone with a...

Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius is gearing up for a districtwide special education audit. “As we move into our literacy plan and providing Tier 1 instruction to our students, it’s just really important for us to understand how we’re currently serving our students and how we’re programming...

City of West Allis, get ready to seriously sort your trash. A fresh set of garbage and recycling guidelines are slated to take effect come January 1, 2026, which means you'll have to start prepping your discards with care if you want them picked up curbside or in the alley. According to the City of West Allis...