Andy Devine, Reporter
Andy Devine started working as a reporter with CBS58 in January of 2018.
He was born in Ottawa, Illinois but the majority of his extended family lives all across Wisconsin including Milwaukee, so he’s excited to work in a city where his family can watch him each night on TV.
Andy started his television career at WBBM in Chicago as a field producer and assignment desk assistant. From there he’s worked in Quincy, Illinois, Huntsville, Alabama and St. Louis, Missouri as a reporter.
He attended the University of Illinois at Chicago where he earned his bachelor’s degree in communication and attended DePaul University where he earned his master’s degree in journalism.
Andy loves meeting new people every day while out on stories and looks forward to telling important stories that impact people in the Milwaukee area.
Articles by Andy Devine
- Milwaukee Police investigating deadly crash at 33rd and Walnut
- Road conditions lead to multiple accidents in Waukesha County
- The latest: 12 Boston Stores in Wisconsin, corporate office will officially close
- Shorewood man charged with child pornography, stalking of juvenile
- Passenger sues Greyhound for "negligent" handling of January incident
- Mukwonago HS student charged with felony after alleged school shooting threat
- Brown Deer Police investigating separate car thefts at church, Party City
- Milwaukee's DPW plans to make streets safer for bicyclists
- "This is really unusual for this neighborhood:" Wauwatosa Police Investigate shot fired at apartment complex
- G. John Ruffolo will be on Kenosha election ballot despite felony conviction
- UPDATE: Three people charged in connection to Waukesha County burglary spree from November
- MPS students voice concerns about racial disparities in schools
- "This is very emotional:" Mount Pleasant residents upset about losing homes to Foxconn
- Milwaukee residents and community leaders take closer look at DOJ report on MPD
- New Berlin woman fights off robber in her home
- Milwaukee Police Department has backlog impacting release of police body and dash cam video
- UPDATE: Police identify man killed in Beaver Dam apartment explosion
- Hartland community welcomes home soldier
- Oak Creek residents demand changes from We Energies after coal dust discovery in neighborhood
- UPDATE: Explosive materials neutralized, most residents return home in Beaver Dam
- Milwaukee's Youth Council to send resolution on gun policy to the Common Council
- Chip credit cards: Do they really protect you from hackers?
- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students participate in active shooter training course
- Flooding causes road closures in Waukesha
- Village of Shorewood passes resolution to tackle gun violence, deaths
- Gov. Walker promotes child tax rebate, sales tax holiday during Waukesha visit
- Pleasant Prarie man receives kidney from wife's coworker
- Local active shooter trainer says being prepared for the worst is crucial
- Oak Creek woman charged with embezzling thousands from Boy Scout pack
- Family mourns loss of teen killed in snowmobile accident
- Milwaukee Interim Health Commissioner clarifies vaccine comments
- Milwaukee residents ask interim police chief candidates questions, decision a week away
- Neighbors urge fatal hit-and-run driver to turn himself into police
- Community remembers Milwaukee woman killed in hit and run
- More than 8,000 drivers ticketed during snow operation over the weekend, alderman says the city is trying to make the new system less confusing
- Police warn residents about a recent spike in vehicle thefts
- Several city of Milwaukee departments deny having gag order policies similar to the health department
- Residents voice their opinions, concerns about what they want in a new interim police chief
- New report outlines lead concerns in City of Milwaukee
- Milwaukee bar owner looking for man he says urinated in beer glass, gave it to bartender
- Flu sufferers turning to smartphone apps to get relief
- Civil rights attorney breaks down jury decision in former Sheriff David Clarke trial
- The City of Milwaukee opens free lead testing clinics for concerned parents