Mike Curkov, Anchor

Mike Curkov co-anchors CBS 58 Morning News with Jessica Tighe weekday mornings from 4:30-7:00 AM.

Mike grew up in the Chicago suburbs but spent plenty of summers with his family exploring Wisconsin from the bike trails in Sparta to the Dells to his godparents’ cottage in New Chester and winters on the slopes at Devil’s Head and Cascade Mountain.

He’s looking forward to making new Milwaukee memories with his wife, Allison and son, Benjamin.

Mike comes to CBS 58 from Local 22 & Local 44 News in Burlington, VT. He co-anchored the morning show there covering stories from Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign to the escape of two prisoners from Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, NY.

Before news, Mike was a sports guy. Covering sports in Vermont, Wichita, KS and Rockford, IL.

It would make Mike very happy if you would connect with him on social media.

Articles by Mike Curkov

• Waukesha 'senior' leaguer plays with the enthusiasm of those a fraction of his age
• Glad You Asked: Fiserv Forum Wifi
• Milwaukee natives playing in NBA 2K League Finals
• Glad You Asked: a viewer has a question about the weight of raw eggs vs. boiled eggs
• Glad You Asked: How do you become a zookeeper?
• Sunday Morning Spotlight: Bulletproof Ben McCoy
• From the battlefield to the ring: Bulletproof Ben McCoy
• Glad You Asked: What do animals eat at the Racine Zoo?
• Bucks counting down to arena grand opening
• Glad You Asked: Why does the Governor use so many pens?
• Play Me, I'm Yours art installation brings melody to Cedarburg
• Special Report: Protecting yourself from new real estate scam sweeping the nation
• CBS Travel Expert: Good year for international travel, airfares may fall
• Glad You Asked: How can we save money on gas?
• Glad You Asked: Does the tie go to the runner?
• Still Skating: Ozaukee County man still playing hockey at 91
• Still Skating: Ozaukee County man still playing hockey at 91
• Glad You Asked: Why do we hate the sound of our own voice?
• Special Report: New smoke alarm standards will end annoying alarms
• Glad You Asked: How do we know our weather shelters will keep us safe?
• The Master Gardeners of Ozaukee County prepare to help others with planting season
• Glad You Asked: How do Master Gardeners start work on their gardens?
• Glad You Asked: What was the first Bon Jovi show at the Bradley Center like?
• Wisconsin connections run deep for gold-winning U.S. paralympic hockey team
• Longtime Bradley Center employees bid farewell as arena prepares for its final events
• Clocking Out: Event staff say goodbye to the Bradley Center
• Glad You Asked: If Olympic/Paralympic coaches don't get medals, what do they get?
• Glad You Asked: Why Aren't All Fire Hydrants Red?
• Local video game pro embarks on adventure of a lifetime
• Glad You Asked: What are those military jets off the side of I-94?
• BMO Harris Bradley Center crew makes last big overnight changeover
• Glad You Asked: How did Ryan Braun learn to play 1st base?
• Visiting Russell Military Museum for a closer look at military history
• New offerings from Brewers at Miller Park
• Glad You Asked: Why does Easter move around the calendar?
• Glad You Asked: What is 'by the lake?'
• Journalist Jeremy Scahill entered into Wauwatosa East High School Wall of Inspiration
• Your Name Here: School districts selling naming rights
• Glad You Asked: How do cars get in and out of the Milwaukee Auto Show?
• Scam calls from yourself: what to do when caller ID says it's you
• Glad You Asked: Why so many Burlingtons?
• Shorewood veterinarian uses singing talents to put patients and owners at ease
• Guitars at the Vet: Dr. Noah puts his own riff on pet medicine
• Glad You Asked: How do you know which side your gas tank is on?
• Glad You Asked: How do planes stay in the air?
• Special Report: Cars getting closer to autonomous at the Chicago Auto Show
• Glad You Asked: Why do flights to Asia fly more North than West?
• Glad You Asked: What is a Super Blood Blue Moon?
• E-sports league offers extreme gamers a chance to earn a living doing what they love
• Glad You Asked: Who quits their job to try to become a pro gamer?
• Marquette Coach Wojo up to the challenge for Camp Hometown Heroes
• Glad You Asked: What's on top of Milwaukee City Hall?
• Hidden history above Milwaukee's city hall
• Glad You Asked: What's the difference between brown eggs and white eggs?
• Glad You Asked: Where do zoo animals go when it is too cold?
• Century old process of creation inside Cream City Ribbon
• Bucks unveil 2K gaming team logo, details
• Glad You Asked: How is the Milwaukee County Zoo's baby giraffe doing?
• Glad You Asked: How do I sign holiday cards?
• Glad You Asked: Why don't they knock down that old barn?
• The Day After Football: What would happen if football vanished?
• Glad You Asked: What's up with those long addresses?
• Glad You Asked: When do bears start to hibernate?
• Students at Milwaukee charter school earn national attention for creative talents
• Glad You Asked: Why are bread twist ties different colors?
• Glad You Asked: How do elephants know they like pumpkins?
• Priebus rejoins Wisconsin-based law firm
• Glad You Asked: Do Minnesotans really call it Duck Duck Gray Duck?
• Glad You Asked: Why do honey crisp apples cost more?
• Comedian mines Wisconsin roots for comedy gold
• Anchor of "Manitowoc Minute" gives thoughts before Packers, Bears game
• Police looking for second suspect in connection to Franklin car theft, one already in custody
• Meet the talented Mr. Pickles
• UW-Madison tests driverless car tech
• Former Sheriff Clarke wants judge to dismiss lawsuit filed against him in February
• Many Wisconsinites flock to Makanda, the location with longest totality
• West Allis welding store capitalizes on eclipse hysteria
• Sky watchers prepare for once in a lifetime eclipse experience
• Secret sculpture garden reveals a Walk of Wonder
• Racine family of storytellers