Emerson Lehmann is a Morning News Anchor at WDJT CBS 58. He covers a diverse range of topics including religion and spirituality, sports, arts and entertainment, and events, with a particular focus on professional sports and the music business. Emerson has been featured in various outlets including NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, WQOW-News 18, and FOX5 Vegas - KVVU.
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Published Aug. 7, 2026 at 12:11 AM GMT+2 | Updated 9 minutes ago
Multi-venue event aims to raise more than $5.2 million to fight poverty in northeast Wisconsin
Annual charity golf event has raised $75 million for anti-poverty programs in northeast Wisconsin since 1985
By: Emerson Lehmann
From barbed-wire buffalo to bonsai trees, Jerry Marcelle has spent 15 years building a barn gallery and filling his land with sculptures
MONTELLO, Wis. — A building on East Montello Street in Montello has a lot of history, now serving as the town's only movie theater after starting as an opera house.
By: Emerson Lehmann
Mayor Austin Hammond talks about the city moving from emergency response into long-term recovery
By: Emerson Lehmann
Public Information Officer Matthew Roe says thousands of volunteers helped restore power and assist residents after the storm
By: Emerson Lehmann
“It really was amazing to watch just how this community loves on each other,” Mayor Hammond said.
By: Emerson Lehmann
Matthew Roe provided daily updates on damage and public resources after the July 27 tornado.
April and Cody House open Heritage Coffee & Tea in April's hometown
