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
- Never Forget: Ceremony held in Milwaukee to honor the fallen 18 years after 9/11 attacks
- Man accused in nurse's death makes court appearance
- Governor Tony Evers tours UWM to learn about clean water initiatives
- Thousands of UWM students move into residence halls
- MCTS JobLines extension ends August 24
- Elderly man hit by vehicle sustains serious injuries
- Major renovation project begins for new home of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra in downtown Milwaukee
- Marquette University Police searching for suspects in attempted robbery of students
- Man charged in beating death of nurse at Froedtert Hospital headed to trial
- Group marches downtown Milwaukee to protest ICE, immigration policies
- MSOE teaming up with the Milwaukee Bucks and MPS for STEM academy for girls
- Preliminary hearings postponed for suspects in kidnapping, bank robbery case
- Man charged in Racine police officer's death waives preliminary hearing
- Airbnb announces national partnership at LULAC convention
- Milwaukee Common Council approves ordinance to bring motorized scooters back to the city
- Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett kicks of "Learn and Earn" summer youth jobs program
- Teezers reopens after deadly officer shooting, bar honors officer
- Group donates life rings to help save lives along Lake Michigan
- Tips and DNA could lead to arrest in Racine Police Officer's death
- Man charged in death of MPD Officer Matthew Rittner heading to trial
- Old Waukesha County Jail being transformed into luxury apartments
- Old Waukesha County Jail being transformed into luxury apartments
- Trinity Lutheran Church roof support put in place
- Emergency responders honored in Dodge County for role in delivering babies
- Fire and Police Commission deciding whether to reinstate sergeant's rank
- Two men charged after father and son attacked in Milwaukee home invasion
- Milwaukee city leaders discuss proposal to expand streetcar
- 'Click It or Ticket' campaign kicks off Monday across Wisconsin
- 88 lives saved by NARCAN in Waukesha County
- Protesters disrupt Common Council meeting over handling of lead crisis
- Grandmother mugged in grocery store parking lot, asking suspect to return sentimental purse
- Thousands expected to protest for A Day Without Latinos and Immigrants
- Car dealership employee accused of recording women on hidden camera pleads not guilty
- County Board votes against permit to put more mercury into Lake Michigan
- Milwaukee reviewing "chalking" ticket policy
- Parents protest staff resignations at Prince of Peace school
- Report: MPD pursuits spike in 2018
- Wisconsin State Troopers out in full force for “Blue Day”
- “If you don’t like the weather, then you shouldn’t live here:” Bristol residents react to spring snow
- Statewide tornado drill, text alert system test happening April 12
- Volunteers kick off spring cleaning season at Lincoln Creek
- Dariaz Higgins pleads not guilty to killing mother of his child
- Foxconn trying to attract contractors
- Woman charged with helping accused killer Dariaz Higgins bound over for trial
- Milwaukee classroom helping international newcomers
- Five O’Clock Steakhouse to hold fundraiser for fallen MPD officer, DPW worker
- Powerball jackpot up to $750 million, locals buying tickets
- Common Council approves resolution to replace lead service lines
- Archbishop Cousins Catholic Center renamed
- Woman, 31, shot dead near 24th and Hampton
- Uber driver's car stolen, three arrested following car chase in Milwaukee
- MPS educators say students thrive in unique program for refugees
- Vigil to be held to honor 2-year-old Noelani Robinson
- School districts forced to improvise without crossing guards
- Milwaukee firefighters install smoke alarms after fatal house fire
- Milwaukee Fish Fry Tour being offered every Friday night during Lent
- Woman chased by carjacking suspect near McDonald's at 84th and Greenfield
- Man charged with killing nurse practitioner at Froedtert found incompetent
- Demolition begins at Waukesha County Courthouse for expansion project
- Man charged with killing Milwaukee DPW worker waives preliminary hearing
- Common Council approves funding for door-to-door lead awareness campaign
- Sobelman's in Milwaukee raising money for family of Officer Rittner
- The Packing House holding fundraiser for Officer Rittner's family
- Evers talks manufacturing at conference in Milwaukee
- Menomonee Falls man takes to social media to find kidney donor
- "Mastermind" behind Wauwatosa home invasion sentenced
- Suspect in custody after domestic violence attack in Kenosha County
- Icy road conditions slowing power restorations in Washington County
- Warm-up causing potholes in Milwaukee
- Back to school: Northwest Catholic eases students back into classes
- How local fire departments are working through the bitter cold
- Meals on Wheels up and running despite cold in Sheboygan County
- “Cover as much skin as possible:” Towing companies working despite bitter cold
- Cancellations, delays at Mitchell Airport due to snow
- Father sentenced for 18-month-old daughter's overdose death
- Deputies could replace private security on MCTS buses
- Hundreds attend 22nd annual Martin Luther King Day celebration in Milwaukee
- 8 people displaced in West Allis house fire
- Racine County hit-and-run suspect pleads not guilty
- TSA not seeing impact of government shutdown at General Mitchell Airport