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MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee doctor who regularly practices medicine in Uganda says mistrust of government officials, cultural traditions and limited access to health care are among the biggest obstacles to containing the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. Dr. Cindy Jones-Nosacek and her husband, Gary Nosacek, recently retur

A Whitefish Bay mother says her 10-year-old son rode away after a man approached and reached toward him while he biked home Saturday morning. She is now urging other families to stay vigilant.

GREENFIELD, Wis. — A man accused of shooting at a soda delivery driver at a Speedway in Greenfield was found incompetent to stand trial. The case against Anthony Martinez is suspended, after a judge said he is likely to become competent with treatment. Martinez faces felony charges of first-degree recklessly endangerin

MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee Lutheran High School graduation video has reached more than 600,000 views after a student’s older sister returned from overseas deployment to surprise him on stage. What we know:. Kalen Barksdale, known as "KB," graduated with the Class of 2026 on Saturday, May 23. Barksdale had...

The Milwaukee Police Department is asking for the public's help finding critically missing 21-year-old man Marquis J. Sims who was last seen on foot in the 9500 block of W. Brown Deer Road.

Two separate bursts of early morning gunfire sent two people to Milwaukee hospitals on Saturday, with detectives now working both crime scenes, according to police. Officers say the first shooting was reported at about 3:05 a.m. on the 2500 block of S. 6th Street and left a 20-year-old with gunshot injuries. The second

FRANKLIN, Wis. - With the return of the annual Tacos and Tequila Festival on Saturday comes renewed debate over noise in Franklin. The festival brought Rick Ross, Soulja Boy and thousands of people to Franklin Field. While festival-goers looked forward to a good time, neighbors said they've been dealing with noise from

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--I guess it's fitting if April was so wet, May would be the opposite. After record rainfall in April, we didn't even get a half an inch in May. But the pattern looks to change, especially for the end of the week and into the first weekend of June. It looks much warmer and stormier with highs then int

Eric Brown and Aaron Brown join us on The Morning Blend to share how Siding Unlimited became "Milwaukee's Best and Brightest Companies" to work for, and a national award. The company also won the "Pella Platinum Premier NATIONAL Certified Contractor of the Year," for its fifth year in a row. Pella windows offer multipl

We are hours away from declaring this the driest May on record. The current record sits at 0.41" of rain in May 1885. We have seen 0.36" this month.