Jocelyne Pruna, Reporter
Jocelyne Pruna returns to CBS58 as a reporter and anchor to Telemundo Wisconsin. She had taken a few months off and started her own business. She had previously been the Telemundo Wisconsin co-anchor and reporter for CBS58 for a little more than 2 years. She’s a bilingual reporter and began working for CBS58 News in February 2015.
Before moving to Milwaukee, she was an anchor and reporter for KFSM (CBS affiliate) in Fayetteville, Arkansas. She started her career at that station in 2011. She also previously reported for a Spanish newspaper, Univision Arkansas and radio in both languages. She has 12 years’ experience as a journalist.
She graduated from the University of Arkansas with a major in broadcast journalism and political science with a minor in Spanish.
She was born in Miami, Florida. Her family is from Costa Rica and Cuba.
Articles by Jocelyne Pruna
- Telemundo Wisconsin launching 11 a.m. newscast starting June 4
- Milwaukee Teachers' Union details proposed budget cuts in a letter
- $3.09 gas in Milwaukee, experts expect prices to keep going up
- Milwaukee voters could see a marijuana question in the Nov. ballot, if referendum is approved
- CDC warning about the increase number of diseases due to bug bites
- Preview festivities to Bucks Game 6
- Study: Americans waste nearly a pound of food daily, labels may be to blame
- Governor Walker to sign juvenile justice reform bill
- Brewers release roster and promotional video
- CDC warns about second wave of the flu
- Milwaukee students plan to participate in March for our Lives
- Mother who helped son escape police to be sentenced Thursday
- Mother who strapped son to the top of her car for 30 seconds to appear in court
- Wisconsin's first Hemp Expo will take place in Milwaukee
- Milwaukee man gets life without parole in triple-homicide
- An inside look at the Department of Transportation Management Center
- Town hall meeting will get public input on next police chief
- Wisconsin father whose son died in officer involved shooting will publish ad in the Washington Post
- Conference trains EMTs and paramedics to tackle opioid epidemic, safety, and active shooter situations
- Fines could increase if you leave key in the ignition in Milwaukee
- Milwaukee Mayor wants council to consider Paul Nannis as new health commissioner
- Walker to discuss juvenile prisons, health care proposals in state of the state speech
- Milwaukee Alderman wants Health Department to be audited
- Snow and slick spots in Ozaukee County
- Details about the Teacher Protection Act proposed in Madison
- Milwaukee Mayor warns people of car thefts during cold months
- Milwaukee Alderman against We Energies small hike to pay for Foxconn power
- Lyft preps for busy New Year's Eve
- Free bus rides for New Year's Eve in Milwaukee County
- IRS offers guidance for people pre-paying property taxes before 2017 ends
- Red Cross holding blood drive at Potawatomi Hotel
- Kohl's and Toy "R" Us won't close until Christmas Eve
- Driver smashes stolen car into T-Mobile store and runs away
- Amazon Prime Now offers one hour delivery before Christmas
- Wisconsin Senators respond to tax plan approval
- Milwaukee police to announce Overdose Task Force
- Alabama Senate race gets reaction from Wisconsin politicians
- Christmas mailing deadlines are approaching
- "Dark Store Day" planned to stop big stores from paying less in taxes
- Labor groups plan rally to protest KKK logo on city worker's cooler
- One week left to sign up for government health insurance
- State bill hopes to combat nurse shortage in Wisconsin
- Milwaukee Department of Public Works to address guns on the job following contractor controversy
- Car crashes into downtown Milwaukee building after drag race, unmarked squad car hit
- African American leaders invite community to talk about Milwaukee police
- N. Korea fires ICBM it says can reach United States
- Tickets selling fast for Badgers Big Ten Championship
- Drumstick Dash gears up for 6th annual event to benefit Feeding America
- 2017 Thanksgiving travel expected to increase
- Car crashes into building in West Allis
- Governor Walker to sign Foxconn contract in Racine
- Milwaukee city budget to be approved Friday
- Foxconn contract expected to get approved in Madison
- Meet the guy that chased down the suspected church shooter
- People wait in line for 13 hours for iPhone X at Bayshore Town Center
- Milwaukee Co. Sheriff needs help identifying wrong way driver
- Trump says Democrats using "witch hunt" for "evil politics"
- Safe Kids Wisconsin offers Halloween fun and safety suggestions
- TSA implements new security measures for International flights
- State Democrats introduce bill to close Lincoln Hills
- Packers fans frustrated after Sunday's loss
- Aaron Rodgers thanks supporters after surgery
- Aldermen plan to address Milwaukee Mayor's veto to resolution
- Milwaukee 7 will release details on Amazon pitch for its HQ2
- Milwaukee leaders plan to introduce legislation to curb reckless driving
- Health care premiums expected to spike in Wisconsin
- Voces de la Frontera plans to protest bill in Madison
- Wisconsin elderly couple dies in California wildfire
- Milwaukee Firefighters Plan to Fight Job Cuts in Proposed Budget
- Suspect accused of carjacking with a baby inside returns to court
- Two public hearings for Milwaukee's 2018 proposed budget
- Energy assistance program will start accepting applications
- Milwaukee Police: Child expected to survive after being shot near 39th and Hampton
- Medical Examiner: Two baby deaths in Milwaukee may be due to co-sleeping