Jessob Reisbeck, Evening Anchor
He's baaaaack!!!
This is actually the 4th time Jessob has lived in Wisconsin. He was born in Wisconsin Rapids, and started his journalism career in Wausau. He was a morning anchor at FOX6 in Milwaukee and now, as of November 2020, an evening anchor for CBS58! His most exciting challenge yet!
What brought Jessob and his family back to Wisconsin? YOU! The amazing people of southeast Wisconsin. The love and support that he has received here is second-to-none. He loves it here, and he's so honored to be back inside your homes and in the palm of your hands.
After graduating from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication on the campus of Arizona State University, Jessob took a job at WAOW. Back then, he was a sports anchor/reporter. He couldn't have dreamed of a better first job because he got to spend time with all of his family that lives in Wisconsin, and got to cover the Green Bay Packers as if they were truly the "home team." It's not often that your first job takes you inside a NFL locker room!
After Wausau, Jessob was a sports anchor/reporter in Syracuse, NY (WSTM) and Fresno, CA (KMPH). Then transitioned into morning news when he took the job at FOX6. After that, Washington, DC (WJLA).
Jessob has had the honor to cover some amazing events at each stop. Topping the list would have to be covering the Packers - Giants game in London, England, visiting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, flying with the Blue Angels (and passing out), working in the shadow of the Washington Monument, and introducing the world to "Kai, the Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker."
In Jessob's free time, he loves chasing around his two sons, Jensen and Jase, working out and just having fun! Oh yea, and golfing, Jessob loves golf! His first hole-in-one actually happened in Wisconsin, at Fire Ridge Golf Club!
If you see the Reisbecks out-and-about, Jessob encourages you to say, "Hi!"
Catch Jessob on CBS58 at 5pm, 9pm, & 10pm! Send Jessob an email at [email protected], or send him a message on Facebook or Twitter.
Articles by Jessob Reisbeck
- 'It snowballed into something like crazy': Brookfield buddies' weekly bar chats become internet famous
- 'It's OK, not being OK': Local woman opens up about stigma surrounding suicide
- Behind the Scenes: Charlie Berens at the Riverside Theater
- 'It'll be awesome': Wounded Wisconsin vet gifted trip to Super Bowl by TJ Watt
- MKE Influencers: Traveling the world with Philwaukee
- CBS 58 Exclusive: The Sparks family talks about new 'Waukesha Strong' documentary
- MKE Influencers: Charlie Berens, comedian and creator of 'The Manitowoc Minute'
- Montel 'Quik' Jackson's unlikely journey from Milwaukee to the UFC
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Jessob's mom visits from California
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Success on the field, all while having fun
- 'Nobody expects to get run down in a parade': Tyler Pudleiner, Waukesha parade survivor sits down with CBS 58
- Brother and sister use birthday donations to buy K-9 Jackson life-saving vest
- Exclusive: Sparks family meets Jackson's WWE hero, Braun Strowman
- Milwaukee City Christmas tree placed in Deer District for first holiday season
- CBS 58 Exclusive: Sparks family reflects after trial and parade
- CBS 58 Exclusive: Jackson Sparks' 'Angelversary': Family reflects one year later
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Field trip to the pumpkin farm
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Annual 'Fun Run' fundraiser
- Wife of the year: Woman surprises husband with trip to London to see Packers vs. Giants
- Jackson Sparks Foundation hosts home run derby competition in honor of 8-year-old
- What helped the Sparks family get through? The community and The Jackson Sparks Foundation
- The Sparks family: How they're doing now, 7 months after Waukesha parade tragedy
- Family opens up for the 1st time about Jackson Sparks, boy killed in Waukesha parade tragedy
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Elmbrook Robotics Team
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Humboldt Benches
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Impromptu concerts at Lasata Crossings in Cedarburg
- OGT: A Man's Mark on Milwaukee
- 'They have something to say, and they say it through their ink': Veteran tattoos tell powerful story in Menomonee Falls
- Tucker Sparks, brother of victim in Waukesha parade tragedy, throws out first pitch in Brewers home opener
- CBS 58's One Good Thing: Warrior Ink Photo Exhibit
- Classic Cut: Menomonee Falls barbershop preserves traditions of barbering
- Authorities capture one of FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives, accused in Milwaukee homicides
- Over-the-top and in-the-air Valentine's in Lake Geneva
- 'No kid should have a bad Christmas': Culture of generosity at Salty Dog in Cudahy
- 'Look for the Helpers': The Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy
- On the meaning of Father's Day
- Here's where the 2020 Brewers baseball giveaways are going -- including those bobbleheads