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 [email protected] You can follow Amanda on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Articles by Amanda Becker

• Local mom of 3 follows her dreams of entrepreneurship by opening Little Village Play Cafe in Wauwatosa
• New exhibit at the Milwaukee Public Museum lets you observe and learn about 19 real-life critters
• 'A temple of oriental art': Milwaukee movie theater is added to the National Register of Historic Places
• Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: Here's what age doctors recommend adults get tested
• Milwaukee Film honors female filmmakers all month long with popular movies created by women
• 'Check washing' is gaining popularity across SE Wisconsin as criminals break into mailboxes to steal banking information
• Fewer people are adopting dogs as inflation impacts the Wisconsin Humane Society
• Close out National Snack Month with freshly made Milwaukee cheesecurds
• Excite your taste buds and your wallet this week during the Taste & Toast event throughout downtown Milwaukee
• Green Bay Packers 'Empower' event helps give girls the confidence they need to be successful leaders
• Travelers struggle to rebook after mass flight cancelations Wednesday
• Weather cancels 100+ flights coming and going from Milwaukee Wednesday
• Public fundraiser at 3rd Street Market Hall to honor Officer Peter Jerving
• Arrowhead staff jumps into action after student collapses in bleachers during basketball game
• Get the answers to all of your home remodeling questions at the 61st annual NARI Spring Home Improvement Show
• Thousands of students in Milwaukee to attend theatrical performance of 'Harlem Renaissance' during Black History Month
• Counter Day Bar: Non-alcoholic cocktails served up inside Crossroads Collective
• Versiti encourages people to have a heart on National Donor Day
• This Valentine's Day, show your sweetheart and these Port Washington businesses some love
• Feb. 9 is National Pizza Day, celebrate in the cheesiest way in Wisconsin
• 18th annual Great Lakes Pet Expo returns to State Fairgrounds after 2-year hiatus
• Lake Geneva's Ice Castles are back after warm January weather causes 2-week delay
• Students at St. Vincent of Pallotti make sandwiches for service project during Catholic Schools Week
• Portlight Homeless Shelter opens in Ozaukee County to house and help those experiencing homelessness
• New micro-market opens in the Third Ward offering convenient grocery options to residents
• Family with snow goals: Milwaukee family competes in snow sculpting's highest level
• It's the last weekend to check out museums across Milwaukee at a free or discounted rate
• MU Law Poll looks at potential 2024 presidential matchups
• MU Law School poll finds approval rating for US Supreme Court rose just slightly from 2-year low
• Semi carrying 42K pounds of paper rolls over, shutting down I-43/I-894
• New MIAD exhibit puts the spotlight on incarcerated artists
• Monster Jam returns to Fiserv Forum for 3 shows starting Saturday, Jan. 21
• Most of SE Wisconsin wakes up to rain, but some areas had to do a little shoveling
• 'Lightfield' sculptures completed and taken to Cathedral Square for opening night
• 30 galleries across Milwaukee to participate in Gallery Night MKE this weekend
• 350 volunteers paint murals, build bookshelves at Carson Academy for 'City Year Milwaukee' MLK Service Day
• Waukesha JanBoree kicks off 10-day festival with unseasonably warm temperatures
• MBA Home Building and Remodeling Show brings 2023 home trends to Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
• New 'Brew City Ghost Tour' highlights Milwaukee's haunted history
• Instructors at Waukesha County Technical College share tips for bystander CPR
• Packers fans don't hold back when reacting to the end of the 2022 season
• Wonderful World of Weddings show returns to Wisconsin State Fairgrounds this weekend with more than 150 vendors
• Local art foundry shows CBS 58 how it created the NBA's new MVP trophy
• GE HealthCare rings opening bell for Nasdaq in Waukesha as they become independent from GE
• Stone Creek Coffee to add more public classes amid growing demand for home brewing tips
• What are you looking forward to in 2023? Here's what some people around Milwaukee had to say
• Still need New Year's Eve plans? Saint Kate offers unique experiences at its 5 bars and restaurants
• Pettit National Ice Center extends public skate hours this week as families are home for winter break
• From farmers markets to storefront: Hen's Deli opens its doors in Walker's Point
• Drivers encouraged to prepare before traveling on busy, snowy roads this week
• Pleasant Prairie hosts inaugural Christmas Holiday Lights Tour with 21 decorated houses, hot cocoa and eggnog
• Milaeger's offers unique holiday party decor and gifts for the host
• Touchdowns for Hunger: Packers, Sargento celebrate 20 years working with Hunger Task Force
• Holiday shipping deadlines are here for USPS
• Sisters' growing Christmas tree business honors late mother's love of holiday movies
• Give the gift of an experience with woodworking classes in Brookfield
• 'All of the holiday spirit turned up to 11' Christmas pop-up bar returns to Walker's Point
• Tips for picking (or making) the ugliest Christmas sweater
• Cops and Kids Foundation awards law enforcement officers who skate for a good cause
• The Drawing Board: Racine's Ed Steckley illustrates a laugh
• Boerner Botanical Gardens hosts 4th Winter Wonders event and first holiday market
• 2nd annual Wild Lights event illuminates the Milwaukee County Zoo this December
• Don't trash the holidays: CBS 58 stops by WM's recycling center to sort out what's reusable and what's not
• Sisters' pop-up Christmas tree market supports cancer charities in honor of their mom
• Holiday tradition 'Christmas on the Corner' returns to Port Washington this Saturday with fireworks, parade
• A look inside the Milwaukee Ballet as they prepare for this season's Nutcracker
• New spa in Whitefish Bay offers latest wellness trends like IV therapy, injections and more
• Alaska Air will send letters to Santa from special mailbox at MKE Airport mailbox
• 13th annual Dan and Ray Rendering Thanks offers free community meal to thousands in Racine
• MKE airport expects 16K passengers to pass through Wednesday
• Port Washington businesses host Shop Hop event with discounts and swag for Small Business Saturday
• Milwaukee group Present Music celebrated with Pulitzer Prize for performance
• 79th annual Holiday Folk Fair returns after 2-year hiatus
• B93.3 makes the switch to Christmas music with the help of the Dancing Grannies
• Rescue puppy gets final fitting for prosthetic paw created by Case High School students
• Jingle Bus returns as Milwaukee kicks off its annual Festival of Lights
• Pabst Mansion will light more than 40 trees Wednesday night as it kicks off Christmas
• United Negro College Fund hosts 'Empower Me' event to help students with scholarships and applying for college
• Dinoteers from the Jurassic World Live Tour teach students about science and geology
• 'Healing the world,' a group of Israeli students stay with local seniors while they give back to Milwaukee community