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
- Doctors urge public to get flu shot early
- Milwaukee Brewers postseason gear goes up for sale at Miller Park
- Kyle Rittenhouse, 17-year-old charged in Kenosha shootings, fights extradition
- Vietnam vet has Joe Biden signs vandalized in Saukville; 'I've earned a right to say something'
- Parents angered over 'Black Lives Matter' lesson taught at Burlington elementary school
- Milwaukee Health Department names interim commissioner
- 7 KUSD schools go virtual for week due to employee absences
- Witness: Man fires gun after car crash near Mitchell and Pearl in Milwaukee
- 'Pray for everyone:' Residents of Mayville apartment complex react to shootings
- Verizon teams up with MPS to give students technology needed for virtual learning
- Milwaukee city, county leaders hold 9/11 memorial event
- Milwaukee installs 24-hour absentee ballot boxes throughout city
- Bucks announce new luxury hotel in Milwaukee's Deer District
- Poll workers needed as November election preps get underway in Wisconsin
- Local companies launch coronavirus antibody testing strip
- Boarded-up businesses provide canvasses for uplifting art in Kenosha
- Catholic leaders pray for Kenosha residents during unrest
- Damaged, looted businesses in Kenosha wonder why protesters targeted them
- MPS Foundation teams up with area businesses to get students school supplies
- Man says he was pepper sprayed for not wearing mask inside Speedway gas station
- Ascension Hospital's new clinic to open in Milwaukee's Third Ward
- Milwaukee to have 168 polling places to avoid crowds for Tuesday's primary
- "Viewaukee" to take a look at Milwaukee's architectural past
- Major projects in Port of Milwaukee get approval to move forward
- 'It's outrageous:' Man sprayed irritant at Speedway gas station customer, employees
- Suspects try to steal vehicles in Bayside; police seek leads
- MPS 'Welcome Week' kicks off with freshman curbside supply pickup
- Waukesha County works with school districts on 'Stay Safe to Stay Open' campaign
- Police recover body of 40-year-old Chicago man who drowned in Lake Geneva
- Racine Police Department hands out free masks as citywide mandate goes into effect
- Milwaukee city leaders move forward on list of banned items near DNC
- Doctors provide guidelines for parents on back-to-school safety
- Drunk driver arrested, accused of smashing into parked vehicles on city's east side
- 'It's like a runway:' Residents raise concern after multi-vehicle crash in Bay View
- Milwaukee protesters demand in-person classes this fall
- Milwaukee Health Commissioner Jeanette Kowalik clears first hurdle to reappointment
- MPS curbside enrollment gets underway
- BBB warns 'mask exempt' cards are fake
- Milwaukee police buy basketballs, hoops for kids in the community
- Waukesha police officer involved in shooting near Pebble Valley Rd.
- 4th of July weekend could bring busy WI roadways despite pandemic
- Health commissioner says mask mandate is needed in Milwaukee to stop virus spread
- Milwaukee Brewers players reported to Miller Park for practice
- Show your pride: Brewers Team Store reopens
- Milwaukee businesses call on city to mandate masks in stores, restaurants
- Amtrak restores more services for Milwaukee, Chicago round trips
- Amtrak Hiawatha Service expands with three more round trips
- History in Milwaukee: Juneteenth flag raised for first time ever
- Attorney charged after spitting on protester says she wants to apologize
- Summer meal program for Milwaukee kids kicks off
- Family of Alvin Cole, teen killed by Wauwatosa police officer, meets with DA
- Storms leave thousands without power in Wisconsin
- Federal lawmakers hear update from FEMA on COVID-19 pandemic
- Teen spit on by 64-year-old woman in Shorewood speaks out; 'I’m viewed not as a child, but as a color'
- 'Rush the crowd:' Protesters clash with officers at end of peaceful rally
- Man pulled from water near McKinley Marina in Milwaukee
- Bradford Beachgoers leave trash along Milwaukee's lakefront Memorial Day weekend
- Air travel down at least 90% during COVID-19
- Pandemic brings changes to Memorial Day ceremonies
- Racine officials warn they will enforce guidelines as city reopens
- Bucks donate $150K worth of food for those in need
- AG Kaul releases latest report on state crime lab efficiency
- Fire crews battle large blaze at New Berlin business filled with hazardous chemicals
- Heavy rain causes flooding across SE Wisconsin
- Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church marks 2 years since massive fire
- Stan's Fit Your Feet gears up for safe reopen
- Early-morning fire near 31st and North destroys 3 buildings, damages nearby vehicles
- License fees for bars and restaurants in West Allis reduced
- Crews battle large apartment complex fire in East Troy, 60+ people evacuated
- National Nurses Week recognizes front-line workers during COVID-19
- More than 40 people displaced after apartment fire in Milwaukee
- Waukesha dance center finds creative way to stay open and keep kids active during pandemic
- Bags filled with essential items delivered to Milwaukee neighborhood where 5 people were killed
- Heavy rains, high winds cause damage in Waukesha, Walworth Counties
- 'Denim Day' raises awareness about sexual assault, victim blaming 👖
- Milwaukee church, volunteers make and deliver masks to protect inmates at county jail
- 'Wisconsin Ready:' Gov. Evers lays out what is needed to reopen economy
- Milwaukee rabbi, his family deliver food to senior citizens fearful of leaving home during pandemic
- State leaders condemn safer at home protests, outline path forward
- ER doctor describes working on the frontlines during COVID-19 pandemic