World War II veteran and crossing guard to turn 100 next month, with no...
MILWAUKEE — Julius Campbell, each morning and afternoon, walks to the corner of 51st Boulevard and Roosevelt Drive in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to help Yeshiva Elementary School students cross the street. After 30 years, he has no plans to retire. Even as he prepares to celebrate a milestone birthday. Campbell...
Wisconsin daughter accused of beating mother to death with a rock needs to’restore competency’,...
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WFRV) – A 29-year-old Wisconsin woman accused of beating her own mother to death with a rock is being ordered to a treatment center as officials say she must have ‘competency’ restored. Court records show that Lauren Spors was found to lack the ‘substantial capacity to understand court proceedings or...
Newborn Surrendered in A Baby Box for First Time in State’s History
RACINE, Wis. (WSAW/Gray News) – “A newborn was safely surrendered in a Safe Haven Baby Box for the first time in Wisconsin state history. According to officials, the baby was placed in the Safe Haven Baby Box at a fire department in Racine on Oct. 16. Division Chief...
Morgan Geyser, sentenced for Slender Man stabbing, missing, removed GPS monitor
According to a Facebook post from the department, Geyser cut off her Wisconsin Department of Corrections monitoring bracelet and left a group home on Saturday night.
Milwaukee crash Thursday, 4th and Becher
Four people were taken to the hospital after a police chase ended in a crash on Milwaukee’s south side on Thursday night, Nov. 20.
Milwaukee area lawmakers push fire suppression bills after fatal fire
Bill would allow local governments to require sprinklers in older housing. Proposal follows a fatal Mother’s Day fire in Milwaukee that lacked sprinklers. Fire officials say retrofits could significantly reduce deaths and injuries. Package includes grants and new inspectors to help owners meet requirements. Local...
Hales Corners residents excited for switch to clean water
Hales Corners residents excited for funding help after PFAS contamination forced a costly switch to Milwaukee Water Works
Federal Drug-Trafficking Database Hacked, Locking Milwaukee Officers Out of Critical Records
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN — A federal program used by law enforcement agencies to track drug-trafficking operations in Wisconsin and Minnesota was hacked last week, temporarily locking Milwaukee officers out of a major crime-fighting database, according to sources familiar with the incident. Federal Drug-Trafficking...
Oak Creek camera shop conned, small business out $34K of equipment
OAK CREEK, Wis. - An Oak Creek camera shop was swindled not once, but twice, in a matter of days. The owners of Impulse said two men rented more than $34,000 worth of equipment, then ghosted them – but surveillance captured them inside the store. One man came in...
Meet CBS 58’s Pet of the Week: George
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Wisconsin Humane Society joined us on Friday, Nov. 21 to introduce us to George, today's CBS 58 Pet of the Week. Stacy Oatman from WHS brought in the 4-month-old 45-pound puppy who is looking for a forever home. She also discussed the humane society's 2026...

















