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The Massive Wisconsin Deli Where You Can Eat, Shop, And Browse For Hours In 2026
A family grocery opened on Valentine’s Day in 1946, and it still hasn’t stopped feeding its neighborhood. That alone makes me grin. Most love stories don’t last nearly eight decades. The original shop measured about 1,500 square feet. Its current retail space stretches to roughly 10,000. That’s...
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100 Years Later, Houdini’s Magic Still Has Milwaukee Under Its Spell
One hundred years after Harry Houdini’s death, his connection to Milwaukee and the world of magic remains strong. Milwaukee native and magician Glen Gerard will look back at Houdini’s formative years in the city, legendary escapes and later work exposing fraudulent spirit mediums. Gerard has extensively researched Houdini’s...
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Eau Claire high school principal wins $131K in Brewers World Series 50/50 raffle
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WKBT) — The principal of Eau Claire Memorial High School walked away from Game 2 of the World Series more than $131,000 richer after winning the Milwaukee Brewers' 50/50 raffle Saturday night.
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Once You Sit Down At Real Chili In Milwaukee, You’ll See Why Students Have Loved It Since 1931
Some Milwaukee restaurants chase trends every few years. One downtown counter has been doing the same thing since 1931, and it still fills up long after most kitchens have switched off the lights. Students, night owls, office workers, and families who have been coming for decades all end up at...
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Celebrate National Chocolate Day at Tabal Chocolate, learning from a local chocolate maker
WAUWATOSA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- A chocolate bar from Tabal Chocolate in Wauwatosa might be a sweet treat, but it's not a piece of candy, according to Dan Bieser. Bieser is the founder of Tabal and a chocolate maker. He travels to places like Peru and Colombia to source cacao beans and makes all of his own chocolate right back here in Wisconsin.
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🌭🍊Brats vs. mimosas: Johnsonville makes tasty World Series wager with Florida's Natural
SHEBOYGAN FALLS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- There's more than a World Series championship on the line for Milwaukee and Tampa Bay!. Wisconsin-based Johnsonville and Florida's Natural are putting their hometown pride to the test with a friendly wager involving hundreds of thousands of brats and mimosas. Jamie Schmelzer, vice president...
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We Ate Friday Night Fish Fry All Over Wisconsin And This Milwaukee Supper Club Won Us Over
A supper club with a drive-thru window built just for Friday fish fry? That window has been handing out crispy fish since the late 1980s. I can’t imagine a more Wisconsin answer to a Friday night craving. The fish gets hand-breaded in a scratch kitchen, where even the tartar sauce is made in-house.
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Milwaukee Brewery Owner Rescues Bernie Brewer's Old County Stadium Chalet
When Milwaukee County Stadium closed its gates for good after the 2000 baseball season, one of its most recognizable landmarks faced an uncertain future — until a lifelong Brewers fan stepped in to save it. Russ Klisch, president of Lakefront Brewery, bought Bernie Brewer's old chalet and gave it a permanent new home perched above his brewery's fermentation tanks, where it still stands today.
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More than 2,000 items available to check out from New Berlin's "Library of Things"
NEW BERLIN, Wis. (CBS 58) — In a world where screens are everywhere and you don't need to leave the house to go into a new world, third spaces are finding renewed popularity. Libraries are one of the most popular third spaces, recently finding new ways to connect with you.
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Johnsonville and Florida’s Natural Make a Tasty Wager on the World Series
There’s a lot riding on the World Series between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays, and now two major food companies are upping the stakes. Johnsonville and Florida’s Natural have shaken hands on a friendly baseball wager where they’re putting their hometown pride — and a LOT of sausage and orange juice — on the table.