Brendan Cullerton, Political Reporter

Brendan Cullerton started working as a reporter with CBS 58 in July of 2017.

He was born in the Chicago suburbs and is excited to work in such a great Midwest city. Brendan got started in the TV business reporting for the mid-Missouri NBC affiliate while studying at the Missouri School of Journalism.

Brendan then interned in the Washington Bureau for ABC News and reported for the website from the Pentagon and the White House. He reported for the ABC affiliate in Springfield Illinois for two years before making his way to the brew city.

Brendan is a big sports fan and is excited to cheer on Milwaukee sports teams. Unfortunately, being from Chicago, he has to cheer on the Bears as well. You can probably catch him playing pick-up hoops at parks throughout the city when he’s not working. Brendan is always looking for stories and encourages anyone with a story to tell to reach out on social media.

Articles by Brendan Cullerton

• DNC 2020 hotel assignments released, nearly half of delegations staying in Illinois
• Secret Service says Milwaukee DNC goal is "maximum security" and "minimum impact"
• Milwaukee Police launching new initiative to hold fleeing drivers accountable
• Milwaukee Health Department preparing for potential "public health emergencies" during DNC
• Neighbors believe string of Riverwest break-ins may be related
• Coast Guard warns of dangerous conditions after swimmer goes missing in Lake Michigan
• Lawmakers call for gun reform following mass shootings
• Governor Evers creates "lead czar" position to combat "crisis"
• Wisconsin farmers, manufacturers meet with Sen. Johnson to talk improving economy
• Police warn of possible string of Milwaukee area ATM skimmers
• Wisconsin's Congressional Delegation weighs in on Mueller
• Jimmy Buffett fans rip setup of Alpine Valley concert
• Homeless encampment has become "unsafe," Milwaukee Downtown says
• UPDATE: Welding business near 15th and National remains under investigation
• DNC Chairman Perez lays out strategy for Dems to win Wisconsin in 2020
• DNC, Milwaukee leaders give progress report one year away from convention
• Milwaukee firefighter doubles as up-and-coming songwriter
• LULAC kicks off national convention in Milwaukee
• LULAC to bring estimated 20,000 people, $2.5 million to Milwaukee
• "It happened so fast:" Witnesses react to "flash mob" of thieves at Pleasant Prairie store
• How did Milwaukee fare in Wisconsin's budget?
• WisDOT "open" to changes on I-94 construction but say it's "premature"
• Vigil planned for 5-year-old Kenosha boy killed by gunfire
• Wisconsin state parties ramping up for 2020 presidential election
• Beloved lunch lady bids farewell to St. Francis schools after 53-year long career
• Governors across Great Lakes address record water levels, flooding concerns in Milwaukee
• No bringing beer to Bradford Beach, Milwaukee Parks Department says
• Woman involved in highway standoff allegedly threatened deputy with IV pole
• Milwaukee to remember fallen Officer Charles Irvine Jr. with plaque
• WE Energies wants more fees for solar powered homes
• Uline considering new 1.1 million sq. ft. warehouse in Kenosha
• Milwaukee sees reduction in homicides, shootings during Memorial Day weekend
• Hit and run sends Milwaukee woman's dog to hospital, community steps up
• Lena Taylor considers run for Milwaukee Mayor
• Vigil held for fallen Appleton firefighter
• CEO of 2020 Milwaukee Democratic Convention makes first public appearance
• Milwaukee Bucks claim merchandise from pop-up tents is illegal
• Special Report: Could sports betting become legal in Wisconsin?
• 35 released, two remain hospitalized after chemical leak from truck leaving Wisconsin farm
• Investigation finds Wisconsin farm involved in chemical leak that sent 37 to hospital near Chicago
• Vigil held for Milwaukee woman shot and killed while sitting inside car
• DNC team plans convention logistics in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee man says police responsible for car crashing into his house
• How Wisconsin is tied to the Mueller report
• Wisconsin's Congressional Representatives take in Mueller Report
• Arson suspected in damage to one of Milwaukee's oldest breweries
• Milwaukee River successfully turned green for Milwaukee Bucks playoff run
• UW-System joins other universities to combat sexual harassment in higher education
• Citizen Way performs in Milwaukee a day after their tour bus is destroyed by fire
• Newly released document highlights how much work went into bringing the DNC into Milwaukee
• Last victims of Bayside apartment fire to move out of temporary shelter
• Bison a source of pride for local rancher
• Governor Evers tours damage after Fond du Lac flooding
• Sheboygan man, 61, hit and killed by car while crossing street
• Tournament odds for Wisconsin teams
• Milwaukee landed the DNC, now how do they host it?
• Nation of Islam in Milwaukee disputes “hate group” categorization
• Evers: DNC making sure there are enough hotels in Milwaukee
• Fact check: Will Gov Evers plan decrease gas prices?
• Wisconsin reacts to Cohen testimony
• It's been a difficult month for Milwaukee, here's some good news
• New Wisconsin Treasurer rebuilds office
• Wisconsin cities rely more on property tax than any other Midwest state, study shows
• Evers previews budget "On the Issues" at Marquette
• Saukville Police Officer responsible for car crash resigns
• "Digital Snow Day" has students taking classes when schools are closed
• "I'd do it again if I had to:" Kenosha County plow driver saves teen from icy water
• Wisconsin woman attends State of the Union as advocate for MS
• MCTS driver stops, rushes to car flipped over in busy intersection
• Racine reacts to Foxconn job news
• 4,200 parking citations issued during Milwaukee's first snow operation of 2019
• Donation made to warming centers in Milwaukee
• Ramsey-Guy pleads guilty to lesser charge in dehydration jail death trial
• Wedding barn operators sue Wisconsin leaders over liquor licenses
• "Best news ever:" Aunt of Jayme Closs thought she was getting pulled over when she was told Jayme was found
• Lawmakers push to get Marsy's Law on April ballot
• Where Wisconsin politicians stand on government shut down, border wall
• Governor Evers calls for return to "Wisconsin values" in inauguration speech
• "It's been such an honor to serve as governor," Scott Walker says in exit interview
• Milwaukee could receive more state dollars, higher sales tax, under Evers