Darius Joshua, Sports Reporter
Darius Joshua is very excited to join the CBS 58 Sports team! Milwaukee is one of the best sports cities in the country and he can’t wait to cover all that it has to offer.
Darius comes to the Cream City from Syracuse, NY where he spent three years working for WSYR-TV NewsChannel 9. There he covered Syracuse University athletics including football, basketball and lacrosse. His time in Syracuse was a sort of homecoming for Darius because in 2014, he graduated from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Darius is originally from New Jersey, but this is not his first time in the Midwest. After graduating from Syracuse, he started his first job in Ottumwa, IA working for KTVO-TV covering Southeast Iowa and Northeast Missouri.
Darius can’t wait to dive into the Packers, Brewers, Bucks, Badgers, Golden Eagles, Panthers and more of Milwaukee sports. Then, when safe to do so, he wants to explore all of the joys the city has to offer as well.
If you have story idea recommendations or places to see or eat at, please don’t hesitate to reach out!
Articles by Darius Joshua
- 'Marquette is the place to be' for Shaka Smart
- Report: Milwaukee Bucks hire Toronto Raptors assistant Adrian Griffin as head coach
- Marquette's Olivier-Maxence Prosper staying in NBA Draft
- 'Not done yet': Concordia softball still wants more
- Will McDonald IV 'always answered the call' at Waukesha North, now it's time for the NFL
- AmFam Championship returns to Madison in June
- Reports: Jordan Love agrees to contract through 2024 with Packers
- Three Bucks are finalists for NBA awards
- LaFleur addresses Rodgers, Love at NFL's annual meeting
- Germantown's KK Arnold gears up for McDonald's All-American game
- Marquette men's and women's basketball prepares for NCAA tournament
- Breaking NBA Front Office Barriers: Valerie Daniels-Carter charges a new path
- Division 3: 2 area teams set to compete in the WIAA girls state basketball tournament Thursday
- Division 1: 3 area teams head to state this weekend for WIAA girls basketball tournament
- Hometown kids find success at Marquette
- Brian Gutekunst says he hasn't spoken to Rodgers about his future
- Bucks chaplain and barber making impact with Evolve Church community center
- Tosa East grad, Aliyah Reed-Hammon, a part of history at Fisk University
- Bucks chaplain and barber making impact with Evolve Church community center
- Miami Heat guard and former Whitnall High School basketball's Tyler Herro gets #14 retired at alma mater
- Giannis Antetokounmpo named NBA All-Star starter and captain
- Shooting specialist's method for improved shooting
- Downhill momentum: West Bend ski team looks to build off successful 2022
- High school lacrosse coming to Wisconsin in spring 2024
- Packers prep for Monday night Rams matchup with snowy conditions
- Marquette volleyball leaves for Texas
- Marquette volleyball prepares for NCAA tournament
- Germantown's Kamorea "KK" Arnold signs with UConn
- Future Badger, Brookfield East junior Maggie Wanezek, continues family tradition
- One-on-one with Marquette transfer forward Zach Wrightsil
- Packers prepping for trip across the pond, face Giants in London
- Future Badger, Rufus King senior Nate White, excelling in senior season
- Mukwonago's Wynn Stang starting senior season with a bang
- Monarc Seeker helps football players train
- Rodgers' morning meeting with QBs and WRs leaves impact
- Rodgers wants consistency out of receivers
- Growing the game of collegiate volleyball
- Marquette's 2003 Final Four team returns for MU golf outing
- Brewers honor 40th anniversary of franchise's 1982 World Series trip
- David Bakhtiari addresses his injury
- Wisconsin will be well represented at Amateur Motocross Championships in August
- Two-time WNBA All-Star joins UWM women's basketball staff
- Former college players compete for charity at Summerfest Alumni Challenge
- Whitefish Bay's Mitch Voit looking to have two-way impact at Michigan
- Breaking down the NBA Draft with CBS Sports' Kyle Boone
- Milwaukee Bucks shift focus to NBA offseason
- Marquette Launches Elevating Excellence in Women's Athletics
- AmFam Championship hosts celebrity foursome golf outing
- Milwaukee Warriors: Milwaukee natives Kevon Looney and Jordan Poole help Golden State return to NBA Finals
- Cedarburg's Paytn Monticelli makes impact on and off the field
- Nearly 4,000 fans gather to cheer on new independent league team
- Sussex native Patrick Baldwin Jr. has declared for the NBA Draft
- Bucks' Khris Middleton suffers MCL sprain in Game 2 loss to Bulls
- Fast track: Kendra Schumacher named first track & field all American in Wisconsin Lutheran College history
- Badgers' Johnny Davis declares for NBA Draft
- Former Marquette great watching son's tourney run with pride
- Marquette looks to bring the energy into matchup with North Carolina
- 1-on-1 with Marquette's Olivier-Maxence Prosper
- Boys basketball state tournament seeding announced
- Kettle Moraine wins second ever girls basketball state title
- Brookfield East girls makes state for first time since 2004
- Area girls teams compete in sectional finals
- Bucks ready for final stretch of regular season
- Germantown girls basketball motivated to repeat
- Packers GM Brian Gutekunst addresses, Rodgers, Adams and Packers future ahead of combine
- Hockey Hall of Famer Cammi Granato publishes children's book
- T.J. Watt is NFL Defensive Player of the Year
- Leroy Butler named to Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2022
- Aaron Rodgers wins fourth NFL MVP award
- Report: Bucks trade DiVincenzo for Serge Ibaka in four-team deal
- Menomonee Falls senior, UNC commit Seth Trimble calls his basketball journey 'amazing'
- Report: Packers promoting OL coach Stenavich to offensive coordinator
- Rodgers wants to make decision before NFL free agency
- Byrnes, Goslee are first two lacrosse players in Marquette Hall of Fame
- Brookfield Central's Mckenna Wucherer named Gatorade Player of the Year
- Aaron Rodgers on Hub Arkush: 'He's an absolute bum'
- Whitefish Bay's Brunner, Franklin's Burkett among 21 Badgers signees
- Germantown's KK Arnold chooses UConn
- Franklin holds off Sun Prairie for first Division 1 Title
- Homestead comes up short in Division 2 state championship game