Bill Walsh, Anchor
Bill joined the team in April of 2013, and is a weekend anchor and investigative reporter with CBS 58.
His broadcast career started in Rochester, MN as a weekend sports anchor for the NBC affiliate there. As a multimedia journalist, Bill photographed, edited, and wrote all his sports stories. While Bill loves to talk sports, his true passion lies in news.
He worked as a weekend news anchor for WKBT-TV in LaCrosse, and a reporter/fill-in anchor for WFRV-TV in Green Bay. As part of WFRV's coverage of the Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey trials, you'll see Bill in the controversial Netflix documentary "Making a Murderer" in Episodes 4 and 9.
During his time in Michigan as a reporter and 10pm anchor, one of Bill's stories made national news. A man who won $2-million in the lottery was still using food stamps.
In 2013, Bill jumped at the chance to get back to Wisconsin and work for WDJT. He had been to Milwaukee as a tourist dozens of times, and says he fell in love with Milwaukee at the Locust Street Fest-- with its collection of local music, art, and food. In fact Bill loved it so much he now lives in the Riverwest neighborhood.
Bill is from a split household- Mom is a Vikings fan, Dad is a Packers fan. Not one to disappoint either parent, Bill throws up his hands and just calls himself an avid Bucks and Brewers fan.
He is honored to help promote the United Performing Arts Fund in Southeast Wisconsin. As part of the partnership between CBS 58 and UPAF, Bill emceed the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2015 fundraising campaign, and the UPAF Ride for the Arts, and is thrilled to continue to advance such a worthy cause.
In his spare time, you might see Bill playing sand volleyball, going off-road in his Jeep, watching Steven Colbert, or catching local live music. Bill will also tell you his fantasy football and fantasy baseball teams are perennially dominant (editor: don't believe him).
Bill would love to hear your comments or any story ideas you have. You can email him at [email protected], or follow him on Twitter @BillatCBS58
Articles by Bill Walsh
- Craft breweries face challenges as Milwaukee favorites close their doors
- Nearly half of Americans still carry debt from last year's holiday season
- 81st Annual Holiday Folk Fair International celebrates cultural heritage at Wisconsin State Fair Park
- Milwaukee city leaders announce new phase in demolition of old Northridge Mall site
- Successfully faking your own death is hard, but it can be done
- 'Deer District Prep Showcase' to feature top high school basketball teams at Fiserv Forum
- Harris addresses supporters after conceding to President-elect Donald Trump
- Whoever wins, there's 1 reason to be happy after Election Day
- Election anxiety is real. Here's how to deal with it
- Early voting update in Milwaukee
- More long lines on day 2 of early voting
- Early voting begins in Milwaukee
- 'Lambeau Leap denier' warned, not ejected from game
- Celebrating National Cheese Curd Day
- Nursing home residents across Wisconsin start casting ballots
- Brewers season ends, so who do we root for now?
- A new era of Wheel: CBS 58's exclusive interview with Ryan Seacrest and Vanna White
- Milwaukee-area businesses hit by overnight break-ins
- Back-to-School Fashion: A 90's fad is back
- Eye on AI: Study tests beer popularity with AI
- Milwaukee lakefront prepares for a festival-filled weekend
- Milwaukee gets good reviews as RNC host city
- Popular Wisconsin foods highlighted at the RNC
- Harley-Davidson opens park on Milwaukee's near west side
- Gen Z: Ankle socks are not cool
- Wheel Miss You, Pat: The sendoff
- Wheel Miss You, Pat: The wheel fail
- Wheel Miss You, Pat: The audition tape
- Wheel Miss you, Pat: The Wheelmobile
- Wheel Miss You, Pat: The dynamic duo
- Behind the Scenes: Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport ✈️
- Did Milwaukee city planners make your allergies worse?
- Behind the Scenes: Milwaukee Admirals
- Remembering Milwaukee's women's pro team amid WNBA fever
- Group of activists vote 'uninstructed' in Tuesday's election
- Local content creator concerned about potential TikTok ban
- Kate photo controversy: American Royals reporter weighs in
- Marquette free throws score money for charity
- Brie-lliant cheesemakers compete in Madison
- Milwaukee Public Museum starts packing for move in 2027
- 'I always tell people it's not a job': Behind the scenes at Fiserv Forum
- Behind the Scenes: Locker's Florist
- Behind the Scenes: Fiserv Forum
- Businesses cater to 'anti-valentine's' crowd
- It's 2024, where are the flying cars?
- Where are the modern holiday songs?
- Americans spend $9 billion yearly on unwanted gifts
- Is Taylor Swift the most famous Packers spectator?
- After a week of huge sales, wallet burnout
- Is turkey not being 'gobbled up' like it used to?
- A self-checkout rollback?
- What a blast! Wisconsin company home of the T-shirt cannon
- Flavor Flav gets mixed reviews for anthem performance
- 2 cold case murders in Menomonee Falls -- both decades old -- now solved
- Expert: Leave those leaves on the ground this fall
- Packers rewind -- 20 years since memorable Monday night game
- 'Think we can get it done': Brewers fans remain hopeful going into Game 2
- Do 'Taylor and Travis' have a chance?
- In search of the first tailgate
- Move-in day activates 'dad mode'
- School supplies, then and now
- Not a recliner -- but 'The Decliner'
- Twitter 'X' designed in Wisconsin
- Twitter to "X" inspires look at Milwaukee name changes
- Summerfest sues Twins, legal analyst predicts case outcome
- 40th Bastille Days has strong French connection
- Summerfest act or pasta? Concert goers stumped
- Jordan Love goes viral, still getting used to spotlight
- Bears lineman says Packers fans 'don't even know football'
- Professional cornhole tournament coming to Summerfest
- Condiment controversy: Does ketchup belong on a hot dog?
- Eye on AI: Voice cloning is easy and effective
- After 12 years, drivers excited to say goodbye to Zoo Interchange project
- For Mother's Day -- put mom in the picture!
- Mixed emotions from fans as Rodgers exits
- Code talk: Milwaukee shows appreciation for '414' designation
- New area code comes to Wisconsin; Milwaukee gives thanks for 414
- Researchers weigh in on what makes attack ads effective
- Meet Blue, MUPD's new community outreach dog
- DEA, local officials sound alarm about xylazine