Amanda Porterfield

6 days ago | cbs58.com | Amanda Porterfield

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Mother's Day is this Sunday, May 11 and we want all mothers to have what they need to provide for their babies. CBS 58 teamed up with Milwaukee Diaper Mission for their Mother's Day Diaper Drive happening April 24-May 11. CBS 58 Anchor Amanda Porterfield on Friday, May 9, visited the US Cellular store in Brookfield -- one of many locations to drop off diapers and wipes -- to share more about the campaign. Contributions to this story also made by: Amanda Porterfield

2 months ago | local3news.com | Amanda Porterfield

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (WDJT) -- A man breaks into a Milwaukee Burger King and now police believe he has stolen thousands of dollars from multiple locations in the area. This is a picture of the suspect who Milwaukee detectives say he had the same MO for each burglary. But when he got to Green Bay and Ave. near Capitol Dr., he was out of luck. Here is how they say it went down at each one. First, he would pry the drive-thru window open and climb through it to get inside.

May 15, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Amanda Porterfield

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May 15, 2024 | cbs58.com | Amanda Porterfield

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Just in time for what will be a busy summer in the city, Milwaukee's convention center expansion is now complete. The downtown building, formerly known as the Wisconsin Center, has transformed into the Baird Center. A ribbon cutting will take place Thursday, May 16, kicking off a day of celebration which will go well into the night with a gala where hundreds will see it for the first time.

May 10, 2024 | cbs58.com | Amanda Porterfield

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Just this past week, your tips solved two crimes, and the tipsters who came forward got hundreds of dollars in rewards. The first tip led to the arrest of a man wanted by police. The other solved a non-fatal shooting that left a 19-year-old with severe injuries. Milwaukee Crime Stoppers is rewarding both of these anonymous tipsters hundreds of dollars each, which combined adds up to more than $1,000.