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
- 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
- A look ahead at Wisconsin politics in 2019
- Evers names VA Secretary, budget director, DFI Secretary
- Hunger Task Force starts program to donate for Milwaukee homeless
- How Wisconsin is coping without snow this Winter
- Greenfield High School students give to homeless on Christmas Eve
- Record travel predicted for holiday season by AAA
- GOP Lawmakers say they could dismiss Evers budget, write their own
- Could Scott Walker join the Trump Administration?
- Menomonee Falls PD looking for 10-year-olds after forceful robbery attempt
- Milwaukee Council Committee passes plan to fund warming shelters for homeless
- Walker releases criteria for potentially signing bills to limit Evers
- Enrollment numbers down for individual marketplace
- Deadline looms for Walker on decision to limit Evers power
- Potential legal case against stripping Evers of power
- "Wisconsin has never seen anything like this:" Governor-elect Evers responds to Republican legislation votes
- Republicans plan to vote to limit Evers' power in lame-duck session
- Ashanti Hamilton makes his case for mayor of Milwaukee
- Milwaukee seeks to end homeless encampments around city
- City budget compromise adds more police officers, money to health department
- Contractor faces $2,000 in daily fines for unfinished West Allis work
- Greenfield Fire Department to use money from new tax increase to curb non-emergency calls
- Update: Amazon Fulfillment Center Project approved in Oak Creek
- Special Report: Wisconsin Year in Politics Review
- Where is Walker?
- What's next for Wisconsin healthcare?
- Profiling the candidates: Josh Kaul
- How Wisconsin increased election security after Russian hack attempt in 2016
- The Trump Effect on Wisconsin Midterms
- Profiling the candidates: Brad Schimel
- Special Report: How a local father lost his son, 2, to opioids and fell victim to addiction himself
- Evers and Walker tied in final Marquette University Law School Poll
- Profiling the candidates: Gov. Scott Walker
- Former Vice President Joe Biden, Eric Trump campaign in Wisconsin Tuesday
- Profiling the candidates: Tony Evers
- Obama takes aim at Trump, GOP in fiery Milwaukee speech
- How much will Trump, Obama Wisconsin visits impact midterms?
- Wisconsin Senate control priority for both parties in midterm elections
- "If anyone's smiling today, it's Gov. Walker," Professor says of Kavanaugh vote
- Real world 'Paw Patrol' responds wherever there is trouble
- Elkhorn football player stands on sideline weeks after concern he wouldn't walk again
- "There's not many moments like this:" Fans react to Brewers win over Cubs
- Mayor Barrett: budget plan involves "historic" investment in lead removal programs
- Milwaukee Mayor presents city budget, includes funding for lead removal
- Wisconsin race for governor gets personal over pre-existing conditions
- Local police, lawmakers discuss proposed statewide body camera policy
- Evers, Walker battle over education in governor's race
- Rule would ban felons from Wisconsin high school tournaments
- DOJ announces backlog of Wisconsin rape kits nearly completely tested
- After giving birth in shackles, woman sues Milwaukee County
- Speaker Ryan: Op-Ed writer "living in dishonesty"
- What will replace Bradley Center space?
- Wisconsin school safety grants in action on first day of school
- Thousands from all over the world ride in Harley-Davidson parade
- Foxconn begins vertical construction in Mt. Pleasant
- Milwaukee Post Office faces potential eviction
- McCain Cedarburg rally still in minds of residents
- Money floods Wisconsin for governor race
- Morales addresses spike in Milwaukee homicides, details plan to cut down violence
- Cocaine killing more in Milwaukee than Heroin, ME's office says
- State Superintendent Tony Evers polls as front runner among Democrats for governor
- Paul Ryan campaigns for his own replacement
- Tight race between Vukmir, Nicholson days before election
- Meet the candidates for Milwaukee County Sheriff
- Walker says opponents will let violent criminals out of prison early