Gabriella Bachara,
Gabriella Bachara joined the CBS 58 news team in June 2021 as a reporter.
Gabriella began her career at WISC-TV in Madison, Wisconsin as a general assignment multimedia journalist. She covered the COVID-19 pandemic, protests and civil unrest following the death of George Floyd.
Born in Chicago and raised in Arizona, Gabriella considers both places home. She graduated with a Bachelor's degree from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University in 2019. During that time, she reported for Cronkite News, a division of Arizona PBS.
When Gabriella isn't working, she enjoys spending time with her family and exploring Milwaukee.
If you have any story ideas or restaurant suggestions, you can email her at [email protected] You can follow Gabriella on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Articles by Gabriella Bachara
- Milwaukee city leaders hear concerns about loss of labor & delivery resources on near south side
- 'Bigger than just us': Health care workers fight to reopen labor & delivery unit at St. Francis Hospital
- Waukesha parade memorial fundraising on track to meet dedication timeline, city says
- Community forum addresses concerns about proposed 11-story hotel on Milwaukee's east side
- CD Warehouse in Kenosha closing at end of January
- Wisconsin homeowners encouraged to test houses for cancer-causing gas called radon
- 'No other option': Dodge County District Attorney resigns due to prosecutor staffing shortage
- 'It's disgusting': LGBTQ advocates react to suspension on conversion therapy ban
- Nicolet High School graduate shines light on music education during Golden Globe acceptance speech
- Archdiocese of Milwaukee honors Pope Benedict, anti-clergy abuse organization protests memorial Mass
- 'Spur of the moment': Sheboygan Falls couple ties knot outside Lambeau Field
- 'New era of treating Alzheimer's': Wisconsin doctors, researchers celebrate FDA approval of new drug
- Racine Unified School District moves forward with major remodel, looks to hire small, diverse construction companies
- Germantown company develops potential at-home treatment for dogs that eat chocolate
- 'Chain of survival': NFL life-threatening emergency shines light on importance of CPR, AEDs in all sports settings
- Cancer now leading cause of death among firefighters, International Association of Fire Fighters says
- Milwaukee prepares for safe, healthy start to New Year
- Candlelight vigil honors 227 people killed in Milwaukee County in 2022
- 2 Milwaukee Popeyes temporarily close, some employees protest over working conditions
- Dangerous cold temperatures bring health concerns of frost bite, hypothermia
- Towing companies experience high call volume as holiday travel clashes with winter storm
- Waiting on Christmas gifts to come by mail? How the winter storm could impact delivery services
- 'Do a lot of good': Brookfield plane crash victim's legacy lives on through charitable acts, donations
- Winter storm preparations underway, possible power outages expected across Southeastern Wisconsin
- 'All the love': Pewaukee community throws birthday parade for 5-year-old battling terminal brain cancer
- Kenosha police's investigation into active shooter hoax call turns inactive after IP address found in Ethiopia
- 'Breastfeeding should not be difficult': South Milwaukee, St. Francis launches free lactation support services
- Wisconsin earns C in 2022 March of Dimes Report Card
- Fundraiser for Waukesha Christmas parade memorials off to a slow start
- Waukesha kicks off holiday season with annual 'Night of Lights'
- Waukesha leaders, psychiatrist weigh in on apprehension to attending annual Christmas Parade after attack
- Milwaukee Repertory Theater launches Powering Milwaukee campaign for new complex
- Local nonprofits participate in Giving Tuesday 2022
- Autobody shops see high demand ahead of busy holiday travel season
- Woman accused of killing friend with eye drops denied reduced bail for second time
- 'Justice was served': Waukesha city leaders adjust focus from trial to healing ahead of 1-year anniversary of parade attack
- 'You deserve it': Darrell Brooks sentenced to life behind bars without parole after killing six, injuring dozens others in Waukesha Christmas Parade
- Dozens of victims, families give emotional impact statements at Darrell Brooks sentencing
- Milwaukee Police Department's Merit Award Ceremony returns after three years
- Waukesha County judge rules military absentee ballots can be counted on Election Day
- Milwaukee Municipal Court Judge Derek Mosley named new director of Marquette Law School's Lubar Center
- Court presiding over Darrell Brooks trial clarifies what will happen to hundreds of messages, gifts received
- Labradoodle puppy trains to become Concordia University's newest certified comfort dog
- Milwaukee Bucks honor active service members, veterans during 'Hoops for Troops' night
- Waukesha judge presiding over Darrell Brooks trial receives fan mail from around the world
- Sentencing for Darrell Brooks scheduled for Nov. 15-16
- Darrell Brooks awaits sentencing, scheduling conference planned for Monday
- Jury released for night, deliberations to resume in Brooks trial Wednesday morning
- Defense rests in Waukesha parade trial as Darrell Brooks displays aggressive behavior
- Tense day in courtroom as week three of Darrell Brooks trial wraps up
- 'Get to the finish line': Criminal defense attorney weighs in on Darrell Brooks trial
- 'Two sides to every story': Darrell Brooks presents opening statement after prosecution rests case
- Jury sees SUV involved in Waukesha Christmas parade as trial continues
- 'How my story ends': Jurors hear from Waukesha Christmas parade suspect in first hours after arrest
- Waukesha Christmas parade trial continues into third week with witness testimony about suspect's arrest
- Darrell Brooks trial wraps up its second week with more witness testimony
- Court losing patience with Darrell Brooks' 'frivolous arguments' on day 9 of Waukesha Christmas Parade trial
- Darrell Brooks trial adjourns early Wednesday due to severe weather, more witnesses to testify Thursday
- Witnesses testify about first fatality, other injuries in Waukesha Christmas parade trial
- 'I apologize': Darrell Brooks pledges to behave heading into second week of trial, more witnesses testify
- Prosecution presents opening statement, questions first witnesses in Waukesha Christmas Parade Trial
- Waukesha judge denies defense's request to adjourn trial, Darrell Brooks takes COVID-19 test
- 'Let's cut the crap': Jury selected in Darrell Brooks trial after second disruptive day
- 'Behind the eight ball': Darrell Brooks tells judge he's unprepared on day one of Waukesha Christmas Parade trial
- Local youth football team shaves head to support classmate with cancer
- Waukesha Christmas parade trial begins Monday, Oct. 3
- Former Waukesha DA predicts Darrell Brooks trial will be chaotic, similar to James Oswald trial in 1995
- Waukesha Christmas parade suspect's mother expresses concerns in handwritten letter to judge
- Judge rules Waukesha Christmas parade suspect can represent himself at trial
- Judge delays decision regarding Waukesha parade suspect's representation
- Waukesha Christmas parade survivors 'mentally prepare' for trial amid developments in suspect's case
- Milwaukee mayor's 2023 budget proposal faces criticism from Republican attorney general candidate
- Waukesha parade attack suspect wants to represent himself at trial
- Local podcast bridges gap between doctors and diverse communities
- 'No contract, no beer': Molson Coors brewery employees picket over contract negotiations
- Suspect in Waukesha Christmas parade attack set to stand trial on Oct. 3
- New Berlin youth football team shaves their heads in honor of friend diagnosed with leukemia
- Study to be conducted on ways to pedestrianize Brady Street after fatal hit-and-run incident
- Brookfield restaurant surprised with $5,000 grant
- 'Something's got to change': Petition started to increase safety on Brady Street after fatal hit-and-run incident