Frank Healy, Reporter
Frank Healy started working at CBS 58 in July of 2021 as a reporter.
Frank is a lifelong Midwest resident, growing up in the greater Kansas City Kansas area. After moving to Chicago to go to Columbia College Chicago, Frank landed an internship back home at Fox 4 before getting a second internship with Weigel Broadcasting at WCIU in Chicago.
He started his first full time position at WGEM News in Western Illinois, spending three years there extensively covering flooding, agriculture, infrastructure, politics, and eventually COVID-19. He left in the Summer of 2021 to move to the brew city.
When not reporting Frank enjoys electronics and cosplay.
To contact Frank you can email him at fhealy@cbs58.com or on Twitter HERE.
Articles by Frank Healy
- Family and church thank first responders for help during deadly July 3rd incident
- Republican supermajority real possibility for Wisconsin ahead of Midterms
- Flight for Life breaks ground on bigger, permanent facility in Burlington
- Democrats, Republicans denounce swastika displayed at West Bend Farmers Market
- Senate, gubernatorial candidates visit Southeast Wisconsin
- Family of Waukesha woman killed on I-94 asks for help with funeral costs
- Wisconsin organizations promote National Voter Registration Day in Milwaukee
- After hurricane damage, Wisconsin Puerto Ricans are looking to help
- Menard's pianists still get unexpected reactions
- Briggs & Al's Run & Walk returns after 2 years
- Cleanup underway in Racine following flooding from heavy rains
- People with disabilities still face voting challenges after Supreme Court decision overturned
- Remembrance held at 9/11 Memorial in Kewaskum
- As mother mourns hit and run victim, another is killed
- Milwaukee County parks face funding crisis, officials ask for public input
- Union members praise Biden’s appearance at Laborfest
- Gubernatorial candidates weigh in ahead of Biden visit
- Wisconsinites could pay state taxes on student debt forgiveness
- Owners and neighbors react to tragic drowning of 6-year-old at Bear Paw Beach
- Nearly a hundred bags of trash pulled from Milwaukee waterways
- Wisconsin Ukrainian community observes Independence Day as 6 months of invasion come to pass
- More units deemed uninhabitable after Brown Deer apartment fire
- 17-year-old Franklin High School student killed in Muskego UTV crash
- Residents still out of a place to stay as apartment fire details become more clear
- Optimistic buzz for EVs at 1st annual EV car show in Wauwatosa
- Wauwatosa police release video of dangerous stolen Hyundai chase
- Medal of Honor exhibit honors every Wisconsinite who earned the honor
- Milwaukee Health Department offering monkeypox vaccination appointments to eligible individuals
- New fence along Kinnickinnic river considered short-term solution to deadly problem
- Fence to go up along concrete drainage that killed 10-year-old boy, 2 men
- Mandela Barnes and Senator Johnson start campaigning in Southeast Wisconsin
- New UW-Madison chancellor visits Milwaukee amid biggest application wave ever
- Mitchell International says your next flight may be easier than ever with new CLEAR ID kiosks
- MACC Fund Open honors art of two-time childhood cancer survivor
- Day 2 of Bronzeville week brings arts and culture to North Ave.
- Not a fading fad: Return of vinyl lasts with revival of former Exclusive Company locations
- Sikh temple focuses on educating community on second day of remembrance
- Politicians, political experts weigh in on RNC in Milwaukee
- Local kids get behind-the-scenes look at Wisconsin State Fair
- Americans with Disabilities Act turns 32
- Mistaken address leads to MPD breaking down business owner's door
- Residents still dealing with damages post storm
- Police holding community meetings in effort to improve relations
- Pewaukee village officials establish committee to address downtown pedestrian safety
- Summer camps for kids with special needs put out the call for volunteers
- City remembers lives lost to COVID as numbers rise once again
- Political experts weigh in possibility of the RNC in Milwaukee
- What to do when dealing with problems with city trees
- Waukesha planetarium hosts viewing party of James Webb telescope's first images
- Wisconsin family stranded in Germany for days amid pilot strike
- Motorists mildly pleased with mild drop in gas prices
- Man hurt in Glendale home explosion
- Historical Lake Geneva Public Library renovated with history in mind
- Ballot-counting location for Milwaukee to move to the Wisconsin Center
- Thousands turn out for grand return of lakefront fireworks
- From counter culture to mainstream: Dungeons and Dragons enjoys a pop culture resurgence
- Multiple mobile homes ravaged by fire near Union Grove
- Protesters take to downtown Waukesha over abortion ban
- Travel agents offer advice after 700 weekend flights cancelled
- Protests continue for 3rd day in Milwaukee after Roe V. Wade decision
- Hundreds continue protesting after Roe v. Wade overturn in Milwaukee
- Milwaukee Health Department issues heat advisory -- here's how to keep yourself and your pets cool
- 51st Milwaukee Juneteenth celebration draws thousands for parade
- Parents thankful for Mutual Aid at Metcalf Park
- Hayat Pharmacy to give away 1,000 free cans of baby formula Tuesday
- Unity in the Community aims to combat crime with community
- March For Our Lives Milwaukee walks from county courthouse to Deer District
- Southern Wisconsin on course for more mosquitos than last year
- Helium shortage impacting prom, graduation parties and local businesses
- Wisconsinites discussing what needs to change to stop mass shootings
- Taps Across America: Memorial Day tradition continues as pandemic wanes
- Hundreds out for Memorial Day at Veterans Memorial Cemetery, first time since 2019
- New walking tour showcases Soldier's Home restoration
- How to talk to your kids about the Texas school shooting: Experts weigh in
- Watch out for baby formula scams, BBB warns
- Babies hospitalized at Children's Wisconsin over formula issues
- Art on paper: Korean paper art master shares her craft in Shorewood
- Mad rush to get married continues, couples booking 2 years in advance
- Local UFO investigator weighs in on first congressional UFO hearing in 50 years
- Following violent weekend, experts urge people who've experienced trauma to seek help