Mark Stevens, Investigative Reporter

Mark Stevens joined CBS 58 as an Investigative Reporter in September 2019. Prior to his move to Milwaukee, Mark was an investigative producer in Salt Lake City, an investigative reporter in the Quad Cities on the Iowa Illinois border, and a general assignment reporter in Rockford.
He graduated from Drake University in 2010 with degrees in journalism and environmental policy.
An Illinois native, Mark is happy to be trading up the Great Salt Lake for Lake Michigan. He’s a lousy sailor, a mediocre water skier, and a happy BBQ consumer.
When he’s not in search of the truth, you can find Mark playing the tuba in a variety of community bands.
Contact Mark with story ideas through email or social media. His Twitter account is @MarkCBS58.
Articles by Mark Stevens
- Oak Creek police investigating multiple break-ins, suspect escaped
- Police release new records in Mayfair Mall shooting investigation
- 47 Wisconsin law enforcement agencies used facial recognition software reliant on social media photos
- Wisconsin to lose more food aid than originally known
- Wisconsin overpaid $66 million in unemployment benefits; recipients required to pay it back
- Cargo ship quarantined in Milwaukee Harbor will dock Monday
- Divers recover body presumed to be second canoeist who went missing on Lake Winnebago
- Milwaukee focusing on vaccines to beat uptick in cases
- Brewers home opener tickets still available through resale market
- 'The process is flawed': 2 sex offenders to be released, placed near Jellystone Park in Caledonia
- Brewers launch new scholarship for STEM majors
- High school spring football season starts in Wisconsin
- Milwaukee Co. reduces marijuana fine to $1, but court costs still increase tickets
- Bond set for alleged QAnon attacker who fired paintballs at Army Reserve members
- Colorado man with ties to Wisconsin says neighborhood's sense of security is broken following mass shooting
- Single game Brewers tickets go on sale Friday
- Martice Fuller found guilty of murder of Kaylie Juga
- Prosecutors reveal security camera footage during Martice Fuller trial
- Martice Fuller Trial Day 3: Cousin dumped handgun in Racine sewer
- 'You don't have to do this,' testifies mom during Martice Fuller trial
- Prosecutors play dramatic 911 audio in day 1 of Martice Fuller trial
- Milwaukee County leaders reflect on 1-year COVID anniversary
- COVID relief bill includes thousands in new money for parents with children
- COVID relief bill includes $406 million to Milwaukee
- Milwaukee County communities making festival plans
- Wrong-way driver leads Greenfield police on high-speed chase
- DNR: Ice shanties must be removed nightly starting Sunday
- Investigation into Burlington HS teacher's controversial lesson plan nears end
- Milwaukee Fire Department stretched thin with 25% increase in building fires this winter
- Suspect targets work trucks in string of catalytic converter thefts
- 'Emotions are raw': MPD tactical officers share response to Molson Coors shooting
- Molson Coors preparing internally for mass shooting anniversary
- Police say motive in Molson Coors mass shooting remains unknown, as 1 year anniversary approaches
- Port Milwaukee workboat 'Harbor Seagull' sinks in unexpected mishap
- White House helping Oak Creek mom who asked Biden for help vaccinating son
- Gas prices to increase as Texas refineries freeze
- Variety of activist groups push to be heard outside Biden town hall
- More snow, more cold leading to winter burnout
- Protesters call for Kenosha County judge to resign following Rittenhouse ruling
- Family devastated after losing father who survived COVID, stroke to southside house fire
- Milwaukee inspector general faults Fire and Police Commission for demoting former chief Morales
- Catalytic converter thefts increasing as precious metals prices spike
- Dozens attend vigil for slain 22-year-old
- Car thefts spiking across Milwaukee
- More snow has cities looking for space to plow snow
- Frustration mounts across Milwaukee over snow-clogged streets
- Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber to retire June 1
- Unsolved case of woman found dead in Washington Park leads to custody battle over daughter
- Mask mandate override now part of state COVID relief bill
- Wauwatosa police chief touts Joseph Mensah as 'an excellent police officer' in recommendation letter
- Homeowners, cities preparing for winter storm
- Survey shows 36-percent of state's police departments lack body cameras
- Wisconsin Capitol peaceful on threatened day of violence
- Failing grades in Waukesha high schools spike during remote learning
- Day after State of State address, COVID bill appears stuck
- Wisconsin man arrested in Eau Claire after being part of Capitol riot
- President Trump faces 2nd impeachment attempt
- Search underway for Capitol rioters
- Trump supporter returning from DC: 'I would do it again'
- Wisconsin legislative session starts with vow to pass COVID relief quickly
- MPD: Man shot and killed while trying to prevent neighbor's domestic violence situation
- Churches altering Christmas services to accomodate COVID
- Unemployment running out with no COVID deal
- Mayor Barrett promises change is coming to Milwaukee's FPC
- 8 nuns die of COVID-19 in last week at Wisconsin convent
- Children's Wisconsin health staff latest to get COVID-19 vaccines
- Postal services warns customers of temporary shipping delays
- Spirit Airlines bans Wisconsin family for violating mask policy
- Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects Trump lawsuit to toss out 220K votes in Milwaukee and Dane Counties
- Trump campaign makes its case in Wisconsin Supreme Court
- Wisconsin state court judge rules against Trump lawsuit
- Wisconsin courts to consider Trump's election lawsuits
- Cities changing how property tax payments will be collected
- Fewer people getting COVID tests while positive rate grows
- Milwaukee elections staff to make changes after 386 ballots uncounted, 65 lost
- Trump election lawsuit set for Thursday; judge says request is 'bizarre'
- Republicans call for resignation of Wisconsin election chair
- Experts worry Thanksgiving gatherings will cause spike of virus cases going into Christmas
- Nearly 400 unprocessed ballots found during day 5 of Milwaukee County recount
- Milwaukee County recount grinds on into 4th day; 'We will be here after Thanksgiving'