Justin Steffen is a journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and writes for WISN-TV. He covers local news stories ranging from sports events to community events and breaking news. Justin is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Milwaukee and keeping them informed about the latest happenings in their city.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
Justin Steffen's coverage predominantly focuses on local announcements in the Milwaukee area, particularly concerning crime, entertainment news, and sports. If you are looking to reach out to him with a pitch, it would be best to offer newsworthy stories related to local events or developments in sports, entertainment, youth activities or community engagement happening within Wisconsin or Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee Milkmen catcher Cam Balego launches seven home runs during the opening round Monday Night
By: Justin Steffen
Milwaukee Co. Parks deputy director unveils new study as the board considers futures of the Domes
3-week-long festival features free events, family activities, and full-production plays
Travis King's mother asks for a safe return outside her Wisconsin home
By: Justin Steffen
Borrowers are eligible if they have accumulated the equivalent of either 20 or 25 years of qualifying months, depending on their loan type and IDR plan.
The Green Bay Packers add some depth to their quarterback room.
By: Justin Steffen
Are you brave enough to take this ghost tour at an abandoned asylum in Sheboygan.
Mayfair Mall hosts Barbie truck tour featuring exclusive merchandise
Police say the victim was underwater for 15 minutes before being pulled out
Police say the victim is expected to survive
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