Amanda Becker, Reporter

Amanda Becker joins CBS 58 as a digital producer and reporter.

She comes from Green Bay, Wisconsin where she was a reporter for the FOX affiliate.

Amanda grew up in a Chicago suburb, but she has considered Milwaukee home since attending UW Milwaukee in 2016. She graduated with a degree in journalism and won numerous awards through the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association and the Milwaukee Press Club.

Amanda’s love for broadcast journalism comes from her love for, both, writing and talking.

When not working, she spends a lot of time outdoors with her husband and daughter. She loves festivals, another reason to stay in Milwaukee, and summer time.

Have a fun story idea? Send it to Amanda at abecker@cbs58.com. You can follow Amanda on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Articles by Amanda Becker

• Northcott Neighborhood House says community can heal from violence by coming together for safe events
• Packers organization rebuilds playground at Milwaukee park after 2019 arson
• City leaders roll up their sleeves to encourage Milwaukee residents to get their flu shot
• 'You're more at risk': Pregnant women urged to get flu shot
• Bucks to unveil new banner and other features at 2021-22 season home opener
• New research shows the ways different peanuts give you a brain boost 🥜
• Love, Loss & Baseball: New Berlin man's loss leads to unlikely friendship sparked at American Family Field
• Customers buy some Culver's locations out of 'Curderburgers' in under 2 hours
• Eviction Free MKE launches with new office space after helping more than 8,500 people in first 2 months
• 5 Milwaukee schoolyards get needed improvements
• Southwest Airlines cancels 90 more flights nationwide Tuesday, 1 in Milwaukee
• Report shows less students filled out a FAFSA in 2021, local schools aim to increase applicants
• Rufus King and Greenfield High Schools put on a show for tailgaters at Brewers game
• New Berlin man will honor his late wife with a wager on her favorite team, the Brewers
• 'Helping Hands' mural unveiled, a work of art between SHARP Literacy and local students
• PrideFest will become PridetoberFest for 2021 celebration
• Local finance professional talks getting on the same page as your partner financially
• Come Alive October Five event encourages residents on Milwaukee's north side to register to vote
• MFD brings mobile fire-safety van for MPS students to get real-life experience
• Hunger Task Force kicks off annual holiday food drive, event goes virtual for the second year
• General Mitchell International Airport hosts its own Oktoberfest to celebrate Barons' Beer Garden
• 'Slice for Shot': Ian's Pizza offers free pizza with proof of vaccine at onsite clinic 🍕
• Brewers fan waits in line 6 hours for playoff tickets
• Common cold symptoms often found in children with delta strain of COVID
• COVID was the single highest cause of law enforcement deaths in first half of 2021, data shows
• Construction complete on 87th Street going through Milwaukee Regional Medical Center in Wauwatosa
• Milwaukee tech business ditches office space for work-from-anywhere, with pop-up meetings
• 'We are getting to be connoisseurs of postseason material'; Brewers fans add to their collection of playoff gear
• Fans line up for 8+ hours to see Miley Cyrus at Summerfest
• Video: Port Washington police officer rescues 79-year-old man from burning home
• Summerfest Day 5: How to get free admission, boat rides on Lake Michigan
• 'Going to be great': Summerfest officials expect bigger crowds during week 2
• Bucks president expects the Deer District to be 'humming' for ring ceremony and Game 1
• Woman arrested in connection to fatal stabbing of 6-year-old in West Allis
• Local men remember 9/11 attacks, 10 years after bringing a piece of the Twin Towers to Milwaukee
• Summerfest Day 2: Chance the Rapper headlines, and more changes to know
• Students and faculty are back in classrooms across SE Wisconsin
• 3 out of 5 teens who died by suicide in Milwaukee County last year cited 'virtual learning' as a stressor
• Sheboygan man with life-threatening injuries following motorcycle crash
• 2 weeks later, DPW says storm cleanup continues as staff work around the clock
• Marquette move-in day is here, a new school year with new precautions amid the pandemic
• 'It's been a very hard couple of weeks': Discussion brings Vietnam veterans to support Afghanistan veterans
• Doctors say more layers mean more protection when it comes to staying safe during the pandemic
• Local veteran talks about unique sleep apnea treatment with CBS 58
• Test drive college before you commit with Lakeland University's new 'Milwaukee Co-Op Year' program
• Milwaukee nurse practitioner helping out Haiti after earthquake
• Space Conference at MSOE highlights student prototype that could one day see Mars
• Urban garden revitalized to provide food and science to kids at Silver Spring Neighborhood Center
• Cirque Italia brings water circus to the Milwaukee area
• More than 20 uprooted trees in West Allis; extra crews called in to handle damage and debris
• Fun, discounts and deals at State Fair this week
• Rain doesn’t keep people away from Wisconsin State Fair
• 'Other people get to enjoy your animals just as much': Exhibitors prepare all year to show animals at State Fair
• Bounceback Grant Program aims to fill vacant storefronts across Wisconsin with $10,000 grant
• 'We needed to find a way to come back'; USA Triathlon returns to Milwaukee this weekend
• Explorium Brew Pub owner has 'tongue-in-cheek' reminder to customers to be nice amid staffing shortage
• 'Proud that he got it done and over with': Parents get kids vaccinated at back-to-school health fair
• Milwaukee mayor receives winnings from bet with Phoenix mayor
• Care packages passed out in Racine to hundreds of residents impacted by the pandemic
• 'We have now received over a hundred reports': AG Josh Kaul gives update on inquiry into clergy abuse
• Local groups effort more vaccine clinics as doctors urge people to get vaccinated
• Veterans get front row seat to Bucks victory parade; 'I am so happy'
• 'This is our home': Fans react to Phoenix Suns billboard seen from I-43 in Milwaukee
• Bucks scorekeeper has kept scorecard from every game the Bucks have played
• 'We've had 'em for 41 years'; Bucks longtime season ticket holder stuck with team through thick and thin
• Bus company offers incentives as they search for school bus drivers
• Petition started to drop mask mandate in Whitefish Bay schools
• Home-bound seniors could get DoorDash delivery from Hunger Task Force
• Bucks superfan hopes to add championship memorabilia to her vast collection
• MPD: plan ahead for road closures during Bucks games
• Milwaukee launches new door-to-door program to get people vaccinated
• National Weather Service warns of dangerous swim conditions in Lake Michigan Tuesday
• What's new at the Waukesha County Fair this year
• Wauwatosa's Independence Day parade is one of many back after a year of cancellations
• Fire Dept. reminds people of local firework laws ahead of the Fourth of July
• Fans from all over come to Milwaukee to cheer on Bucks
• Community garden director says he won't press charges against thief
• Local finance expert talks about inflation concerns
• Bucks may be a small market team, but they're making a big impression
• A look at some of the changes to the newly-renovated Summerfest stage