Frank Healy, Reporter

Frank Healy started working at CBS 58 in July of 2021 as a reporter.

Frank is a lifelong Midwest resident, growing up in the greater Kansas City Kansas area. After moving to Chicago to go to Columbia College Chicago, Frank landed an internship back home at Fox 4 before getting a second internship with Weigel Broadcasting at WCIU in Chicago.

He started his first full time position at WGEM News in Western Illinois, spending three years there extensively covering flooding, agriculture, infrastructure, politics, and eventually COVID-19. He left in the Summer of 2021 to move to the brew city.

When not reporting Frank enjoys electronics and cosplay.

To contact Frank you can email him at [email protected] or on Twitter HERE.

Articles by Frank Healy

• People affected by gun violence speak out for Wear Orange Weekend
• Rochester observes 157th Memorial Day with parade, roll call
• Oostburg teen overcomes life's greatest challenges to become top level high school archer
• 11th annual Heal the Hood comes to 8th and Burleigh
• Previous NFL Draft host cities talk impact of event as Green Bay is scheduled to host in 2025
• Is AI making cheating easier for students?
• Rank-and-file union of Milwaukee County bus drivers approves 'bus ranger' proposal
• Families celebrate Mother's Day in big and small ways in Milwaukee
• Safe & Sound Summer Kickoff promotes involvement in community activities to combat youth crime
• Milwaukee Braves' Bob 'Hurricane' Hazle honored at AmFam Field
• Brewers Klement's sausage racer costumes up for sale
• World War II veteran identified after nearly 80 years, laid to rest in Grafton
• Sobelman's on Marquette campus to close at end of semester
• Activists praise new MPD officer-involved shooting release policy amid challenge to rule
• Milwaukee County hoping to bolster corrections officer numbers with hiring event
• Your grandparent's bathroom may be cool again: the cyclical nature of interior design
• Annual PurpleStride for pancreatic cancer draws hundreds despite weather
• Janesville's Keeanu Benton preps for 2023 NFL Draft
• 'Words can't describe how I feel': Family mourns 18-year-old killed in West Allis crash
• Search continues for missing Franklin priest, family calls for public's help
• Waukesha police tout students' quick actions reporting suspect with gun near North HS
• Freestyle doggy dancing competition showcases ruff competition
• Homeownership fair in Washington Park shows resources available to homeowners
• Kenosha businesses excited for 2 national conventions nearby in 2024
• Milwaukee landlord faces 18 charges of fraud, forgery and theft
• Easter celebrations hold double meaning at St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church
• 'What are we going to do?': Tornado tears through Delavan during newlywed couple's wedding reception
• Bucks fans win playoff tickets in scavenger hunt
• Couple's wedding interrupted by Delavan tornado
• Milwaukee Municipal Court Branch 2 candidate profiles
• Milwaukee County golf returns after snowy March
• NWS out in Walworth County investigating possibility of tornado touchdown
• Fire near 33rd and Fairmount claims 3 lives early Wednesday morning
• Residents thankful after New Berlin firefighters rescue woman, dogs from apartment
• Lake Country Fire and Rescue holding open houses ahead of referendum
• Local, family owned: Wheel & Sprocket celebrates 50 years
• March 'Winter Wonderland' in Milwaukee
• 'We're disappointed': Neighbors react to New Berlin oil spill
• Local students compete in underwater robotics competition
• 'It's something to look forward to': Local brewers mark Bock Beer Day
• Milwaukee Polar Plunge the coldest plunge this year in Wisconsin
• Proposed Brady Street hotel 1 step closer to becoming a reality
• Girls & STEM draws inquisitive minds at Discovery World
• Cars removed from third level of partially collapsed Bayshore Mall parking structure
• 'Step in the right direction': Local pharmacist weighs in as Eli Lilly announces insulin price changes
• Kettle Moraine School District discussing how to address AI use by students
• 'Devastating': 12-year-old boy killed, another injured after shooting at birthday party in West Allis bar
• Fans line up for Brewers tickets ahead of season
• Bucks sign Meyers Leonard to 10-day contract, Jewish community reacts
• Ukrainian, Polish Wisconsinites react to Biden's Ukraine visit
• Officials: Man admits starting fire in Racine, attacks deputy at Ascension All Saints Hospital
• MIAD students working artificial intelligence to create art
• Local experts weigh in on 'unidentified objects' after 4th shot down over Lake Huron
• 'Free and Local American Wheat' beer being brewed to help feed people in need
• Indie music star Noah Kahan names Kwik Trip #2 on top convenience stores list
• Islamic Society of Milwaukee working to send aid after Turkey earthquakes
• Mark Jensen found guilty of killing his wife in 1998
• Jury begins deliberation in Mark Jensen murder trial
• Wisconsin parents weigh in after Surgeon General says 13 is 'too young' for social media
• Activists in Milwaukee march for Tyre Nichols
• Cleanup and community: Couple's efforts to clean neighborhood bring residents together
• Cold weather, snow, means pond hockey tournament in Center Street Park
• City attorneys file aggressive motion against Northridge Mall owners
• Neighbors saddened over 2 teens killed in 48 hours in Milwaukee
• 2 teens, ages 13 and 14, shot Saturday night; 14-year-old dies of injuries
• Wind turbine collapse in Dodge County under investigation
• UW-Milwaukee students help put together 'Lightfield' art installation
• Latest crash near West National and South 86th has West Allis neighbors fed up
• Prayer service reflects on Birmingham jail letters ahead of MLK day
• 2 new Milwaukee legislators create first Socialist caucus in Wisconsin in 90 years
• Milwaukee's other architecture: The importance of brutalist buildings in the Cream City
• Local political expert weighs in on House Speaker vote fiasco
• Are AI chatbots helping students cheat? Experts weigh in
• New trophy for NBA MVP award made right here in Milwaukee
• Huge crowds at New Year's Polar Plunge at Bradford Beach
• Whitefish Bay woman saves hawk from predicament with fox in backyard
• Be mindful of return policies after the holidays, experts say
• 3rd grader collects over 600 toys to donate to Children's Wisconsin
• We Energies says gas supply concerns not likely to arise again, county official says it shouldn't have in the first place
• Grocery stores prepare for rush ahead of snowy holiday forecast