Daniela Prizont-Cado, Reporter

Daniela Cado joins CBS 58 and Telemundo Wisconsin as a bilingual reporter since August 2022.
Cado was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and grew up in Miami, Florida. She attended the University of Florida where she proudly graduated with a double-major in Journalism and Spanish, along with a Graduate Certificate on Global Strategic Communications, in 2017.
Shortly after graduation, in January 2018, she moved to the 'Windy City' of Chicago, Illinois, to work at NBC 5 & Telemundo Chicago as a digital producer for two and a half years. Cado then moved to the Delmarva peninsula to work for the NBC-affiliate WRDE News & Telemundo Delmarva as a Bilingual Multimedia Journalist Reporter. Within her two years as a reporter there, Cado covered a wide-range of stories across the state of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia; in both English and Spanish--including new developments on immigration/DACA policies, explainers on COVID vaccines while debunking myths, high-profile court cases, the 2020 presidential election, and President Biden's reoccurring appearances in the First State.
Previously, she worked at Telemundo Network, the NPR-affiliated radio station 'WUFT News'; the PBS affiliate channel 'WUFT News' and the New York Times Editing Center, among other news outlets.
In her free time, she loves to read, travel, and spend time with her loved ones. Although she is a vegetarian, she considers herself a big "foodie."
Cado is excited to continue to tell stories that matter and impact various communities across the state.
Have a story idea? Email her at [email protected]
Articles by Daniela Prizont-Cado
- Milwaukee could soon temporarily ban all new businesses that sell vaping devices
- Baby inside stolen vehicle killed in crash near 35th and Hope in Milwaukee
- Sen. Baldwin opens minority business development agency on Milwaukee's north side
- Milwaukee boy, 10, charged as an adult appears in court; discrepancies raised in witness statements
- Leaders, activists gather around Milwaukee's MLK statue to remember Dr. King
- MLK Day: Fun-filled family activities at Milwaukee's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library
- Family sues Milwaukee police after a request to see bodycam footage of man's death denied
- Local leaders express disappointment after Biden's 1st presidential trip to border
- 1 person dead, dog rescued after house fire breaks out in Mequon
- Wisconsinites can sell more than baked goods from home, judge rules
- Travelers at Mitchell International Airport brave delays due to nationwide winter weather
- DHS confirms 1st pediatric flu death in Wisconsin
- Local activists react to Title 42 coming to an end, surge in migration expected across the U.S.
- Make-A-Wish grants boy, 8, with terminal cancer, a fun-filled shopping spree Saturday
- Man pleads no contest to felony charge in hit-and-run that seriously injured a 16-year-old
- Local Vietnam veteran delivers holiday cheer to fellow vets
- Local Peruvian speaks out amid massive, violent protests after president's removal
- Boy charged as an adult after allegedly killing his mother appears in court
- Waukesha County family aims to raise $1M for toddler who suffers from rare fatal disease
- Community outraged that 10-year-old boy is charged as an adult after allegedly killing his mom
- U.S. Supreme Court could side with web designer's anti-gay marriage stance
- Latino survivors of Waukesha Christmas parade speak out one year later
- Major World Cup win for Team USA, Iran goes home amid political tension
- Wisconsin candle company sending light, warmth to Ukraine amid power outages as winter approaches
- McBob's Pub & Grill anticipates serving free Thanksgiving meals to about 300 local veterans
- Family heartbroken after car crash kills 4-year-old boy, 9-month-old baby in Pleasant Prairie
- 'Gone but never forgotten': Remembering victims of the Waukesha Christmas parade 1 year later
- Turkey launches deadly aerial campaign over Syria in response to Istanbul bombing
- Street Dreams Academy hopes to turn soccer dreams into a reality by making registration more affordable
- 'Forward Latino' reveals new midterm election data focusing on the Hispanic vote in Wisconsin
- 500 students, staff at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School take day to cheer soccer team in state championship semifinals
- Dos and don'ts: What to know before you vote in Wisconsin
- 'Dia de los Muertos' Milwaukee exhibit features ofrendas from locals, highlights social issues
- Why Hispanics in 6 Wisconsin municipalities can request additional services when voting
- Rise in 'RSV' respiratory virus cases causing busy hospitals throughout Wisconsin
- Community leaders in Wisconsin discuss importance of the Latino vote
- Downtown Milwaukee rally, march to Fiserv Forum kicked off early voting
- Forest Park Middle School added to list of false active shooter threats reported across Wisconsin
- Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for new bilingual health clinic on Milwaukee's south side
- Police outraged after multiple 'active shooter' alerts turn out to be a hoax across Wisconsin schools
- Thousands of Racine-area students gather to pledge against gun violence
- Authorities continue to investigate Pulaski bonfire explosion
- Public hearing held; concerns brought up over Milwaukee County's proposed 2023 budget
- Video shows apparent tornado spotted in West Allis; cleanup efforts underway in Southeast Wisconsin
- Demand rises for children's books addressing violence, mental health in Wisconsin
- Indigenous Peoples' Day: The importance for Wisconsin locals
- Former Menomonee Falls preschool teacher appears in court following child abuse charges
- Iranian community in Milwaukee speaks out amid mass protests
- Former teacher arrested, charged with child abuse at Menomonee Falls preschool
- Nonprofit plans to renovate historic Milwaukee theater into a music hub
- Former employee of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee files lawsuit for alleged sexual harassment
- 'Vote for Gun Violence Prevention': Nonprofit launches campaign with personal testimonies
- Religious exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine to expire for Froedtert employees after Novavax vaccine
- Heart device allows local retired teacher to live a normal life
- Voces de la Frontera urges Biden to deliver on his promise to expand protections for immigrants
- City of Milwaukee officially recognizes Hispanic Heritage Month as annual celebration