Weigel's Milwaukee news operation, branded as the "CBS 58 News", presently broadcasts 38½ hours of locally produced newscasts each week (with 5½ hours each weekday, 2½ hours on Saturdays, and 3½ hours on Sundays) across WDJT itself (which carries 29½ hours itself) and sister station WMLW (carriage of thirteen hours per week, with three hours on weekends simulcast with WDJT), along with a weeknight forecast rundown during the half-hour break for "The Late Late Show with James Corden". In addition, WDJT produces the public affairs program "Eye to Eye" (which airs Sunday mornings) as well as a nightly local 10p.m. Spanish-language evening newscasts for co-owned Telemundo affiliate WYTU-LD; several of WDJT's reporters are bilingual and present news stories for both stations, and Telemundo anchor Carlos Vergara anchored as a substitute on WDJT's newscasts in the past. The 10p.m. newscast is rebroadcast overnights on WBME-CD to meet the station's Class A license local programming requirements and allow a 10p.m. news encore in some form. WDJT also produces a nightly weather forecast segment using its meteorologists for its Chicago sister station (and Weigel flagship) WCIU-TV. As of the 2017 season, the station provides a pre-game news segment, and pre-game and post-game "ride home" weather segments for the Milwaukee Brewers as its official weather forecast provider, which are carried on the scoreboard at Miller Park, along with a logo placement on the bottom left-hand corner of the scoreboard at all times, which formerly featured WTMJ-TV's logo when they were the official weather provider for the team. The station also presents a "Weather Day" event for area school children in late April every year, which occurs at Miller Park before a Brewers day game where those area schools receive free tickets to that game, following a broad and educational scientific meteorological presentation by WDJT's weather staff.