Darius Joshua, Sports Reporter
Darius Joshua is very excited to join the CBS 58 Sports team! Milwaukee is one of the best sports cities in the country and he can’t wait to cover all that it has to offer.
Darius comes to the Cream City from Syracuse, NY where he spent three years working for WSYR-TV NewsChannel 9. There he covered Syracuse University athletics including football, basketball and lacrosse. His time in Syracuse was a sort of homecoming for Darius because in 2014, he graduated from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Darius is originally from New Jersey, but this is not his first time in the Midwest. After graduating from Syracuse, he started his first job in Ottumwa, IA working for KTVO-TV covering Southeast Iowa and Northeast Missouri.
Darius can’t wait to dive into the Packers, Brewers, Bucks, Badgers, Golden Eagles, Panthers and more of Milwaukee sports. Then, when safe to do so, he wants to explore all of the joys the city has to offer as well.
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Articles by Darius Joshua
- Marquette basketball hosts Marquette Madness
- Week 7 High School Football Action
- Week 6 High School Football Action
- Packers pass rusher ZaDarius Smith heading to IR
- Week 4 of High School Football Action
- KK Arnold Wins Gold Medal with U16 Team USA
- Week 3 of High School Football
- Woodson and Harris inducted into Packers Hall of Fame
- KK Arnold gears up for U16 FIBA Americas Championship
- Packers QB Jordan Love will start against Texans in preseason matchup
- 'It's gonna be great:' Packers prepare for return of Family Night
- Aaron Rodgers calls relationship with Brian Gutekunst a 'work in progress'
- Packers' David Bakhtiari says 'no hiccups' in his rehab; no timetable for his return
- Fredonia Native Noah Miller signs with Twins
- Giannis 1 of 8 NBA Finals players with international ties
- Ozaukee graduate Noah Miller drafted by Minnesota Twins
- Waterford graduate and former Badger Rae Lin D'Alie will play for Italy in Tokyo Olympics
- 'I made it!': Germantown's KK Arnold is excited to suit up for USA U16 Team
- Germantown's KK Arnold makes Team USA U16 Roster
- Waterford graduate and former Badger Rae Lin D'Alie will play for Italy in Tokyo Olympics
- Irving, Harden ruled out of Game 5 for the Nets
- Bucks will face Nets in Eastern Conference semifinals
- Carthage’s Buzzy Brown seeks Olympic dream
- Aaron Rodgers addresses his situation with the Packers
- Schedule announced for Bucks and Heat first round series
- Bucks and Heat get tipoff time for Game 1
- Brewers' Christian Yelich to begin rehab assignment in Nashville
- Milwaukee native Chris Garrett is drafted by the LA Rams
- Hartford native Quinn Meinerz becomes highest drafted player from UW-Whitewater, selected 98th overall by Denver Broncos
- UW-Whitewater's Quinn Meinerz excited to learn his future in the NFL Draft
- Former Badger Tiffany Clark finishes first professional season in Athletes Unlimited Volleyball League
- Brookfield Central's David Joplin signs with Marquette
- Reports: Barry Alvarez set to retire as Wisconsin Athletic Director
- Badgers hold Pro Day in Madison
- UW-Whitewater's Quinn Meinerz sees his NFL Draft stock rise
- UWM Women dominate UIC to close regular season as Co-Champs
- Golden Eagles 'go gold' for Sarah Rose, a Marquette volleyball senior diagnosed with cancer
- Marquette dominates Providence for season sweep
- Wisconsin graduate Tiffany Clark joins Athletes Unlimited inaugural volleyball season
- Panthers go cold, lose fourth straight game at Wright State
- UWM Women lose back to back games for first time this season
- Panthers come from behind to top IUPUI on the road
- Brookfield East's Mike Rose earns national coaching honor
- Packers will face Rams in Divisional Round of Playoffs Saturday
- MLB decision on Negro League's 'long overdue'
- No. 6 Wisconsin men's basketball game scheduled with Penn State has been postponed
- Bucks fall to Pelicans 127-113 in preseason game
- Bucks drop 2nd preseason game to Mavericks, 128-112