WDJT-TV (Milwaukee, WI)

WDJT-TV, also known as channel 58, is a television station based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and it is affiliated with CBS. This station has been part of Weigel Broadcasting since it first opened and is their only CBS affiliate. WDJT-TV is associated with several other stations, including the independent WMLW-TV (channel 49), the Class A MeTV station WBME-CD (channel 41), and Telemundo affiliate WYTU-LD (channel 63). The studios for these stations are located in the Renaissance Center office complex on South 60th Street in West Allis, which has a Milwaukee postal address. The transmitter for WDJT-TV is situated in Lincoln Park, Milwaukee.

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#111585

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#22064

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Reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley are released from federal prison after receiving Trump pardons

1 week ago | cbs58.com | Dakin Andone |Mark Morales |Bill Kirkos |Danya Gainor

By Dakin Andone, Mark Morales, Bill Kirkos, Danya Gainor(CNN) - The reality show couple Todd and Julie Chrisley were released from federal custody on Wednesday after they were pardoned by President Donald Trump following their 2022 convictions for fraud and tax crimes. Todd Chrisley was serving a 12-year prison sentence in Pensacola, while Julie Chrisley had been sentenced to seven years at a facility in Lexington, Kentucky.
Milwaukee Diaper Mission, CBS 58 team up for 2025 Mother's Day Diaper Drive -- here's how you can help!ðŸ‘¶

4 weeks 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
At least 11 people killed after car plows into crowd at Vancouver Filipino festival

1 month ago | cbs58.com | Lucas Lilieholm |Kathleen Magramo |Ross Adkin |Sophie Tanno

By Lucas Lilieholm, Kathleen Magramo, Ross Adkin and Sophie Tanno(CNN) - A driver plowed a car into a crowd at a street festival celebrating Filipino heritage in Vancouver on Saturday night, killing at least 11 people and injuring dozens more in what police are calling "the darkest day" in the city's history.
Francis celebrated as 'pope among the people' in Vatican funeral attended by massive crowd

1 month ago | cbs58.com | Lauren Kent

By Lauren KentVatican City (CNN) - The bells of St. Peter's Basilica tolled to mark the end of the funeral of Pope Francis in Vatican City, where tens of thousands of mournersgathered to give a final send-off to a pontiff who was celebrated during the service as a champion of migrants and the poor. His funeral Mass was held on the steps of the basilica, one of the Catholic Church's most important sites, with more than 50 world leaders and 11 reigning monarchs in attendance.
3 children who are US citizens

1 month ago | cbs58.com | Dakin Andone

By Dakin Andone(CNN) - Three children who are US citizens, including a 4-year-old receiving treatment for metastatic cancer, were taken to Honduras with their mothers, who were deported last week, according to the families' attorneys and civil rights and immigration advocacy organizations.
9 things we learned from TIME's Trump interview

1 month ago | cbs58.com | Kit Maher

By Kit Maher(CNN) - President Donald Trump sat for a wide-ranging interview with TIME on April 22, touching on tariffs, peace efforts between Ukraine and Russia, the Iran nuclear deal, wanting Canada to become a US state and more. The sitdown included Trump saying he would sign a ban on members of Congress trading stocks, that he doesn't want to use "loopholes" to run for a third term and that he has not asked El Salvador to return a mistakenly deported undocumented immigrant.
Severino goes 8 strong innings for first win since signing big contract and A's top Brewers 3-1

1 month ago | cbs58.com | Jim Hoehn

By JIM HOEHN Associated PressMILWAUKEE (AP) - Luis Severino allowed three hits and one run over eight innings for his first win with the Athletics since signing a $67 million, three-year contract with the team, while Brent Rooker and Shea Langeliers homered in a 3-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday night. Severino (1-3) struck out one and did not issue a walk in a 92-pitch outing. Mason Miller finished with a perfect ninth for his sixth save in six opportunities.
Suspect in custody following reported shooting at Florida State University, sources say

1 month ago | cbs58.com | David López |Ryan Young |Isabel Rosales

By David J. Lopez, Ryan Young and Isabel Rosales(CNN) - A suspect is in custody following a reported shooting at Florida State University on Thursday, according to two law enforcement sources with direct knowledge of the situation. Preliminary reports indicate there may be injuries involved, though the extent of those injuries in unclear, according to the sources. "An active shooter has been reported in the area of Student Union," t he university said in a post on X.
US Justice Department to seek the death penalty for Mangione

2 months ago | cbs58.com | Kara Scannell

By Kara Scannell(CNN) - Attorney General Pam Bondi said Tuesday the Justice Department will seek the death penalty for accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione. Bondi said she will direct the interim US attorney for the Southern District of New York, Matthew Podolsky, to seek the death penalty in the case if Mangione is convicted on capital murder charges. Mangione is facing state and federal charges for allegedly shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Nidtown Manhattan in December.
More than 300 student visas revoked as the government expands reasons for deportation

2 months ago | cbs58.com | Andy Rose |Caroll Alvarado

By Andy Rose and Caroll Alvarado(CNN) - Kseniia Petrova's path from a Harvard laboratory to an immigration cell began with frogs. The Russian national who has been working as a researcher at Harvard Medical School failed to declare "non-hazardous" frog embryos she was carrying with her on her return to the US from France in February, Petrova's attorney said. Rather than issue a fine, Petrova's exchange visitor visa was revoked, and she was taken into custody.