Yukare Nakayama is a reporter for WDJT CBS 58, focusing on local news in the Milwaukee area. With experience in various news channels, including KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, and Telemundo 15, Yukare covers a wide range of topics, from social justice issues to community events and crime stories.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Yukare Nakayama's reporting primarily focuses on local news, particularly concerning the Milwaukee area in Wisconsin. The topics she covers include crime, police department activities, community events, and the housing market.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and community issues in Milwaukee, she may be interested in receiving updates from local law enforcement agencies or community organizations about ongoing developments or initiatives addressing these matters.
In addition to crime-related news, Yukare also reports on family & relationships as well as entertainment news within a local context. Pitches that involve heartwarming human-interest stories related to families or noteworthy entertainment events happening within Milwaukee could grab her attention.
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A Bethlehem man who said his beloved 2-year-old purebred German shorthair, Juno, was stolen from his Northampton County apartment on Monday, Oct. 1, 2024, has been reunited with the animal
By: Yukare Nakayama, David Chang
Ajee Williams is accused of intentionally striking and killing Carla Mahan with her SUV and then fleeing the scene in Camden, New Jersey
By: Yukare Nakayama
The mural, entitled Luminaries, was designed by artist Patrick Dougher in partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia
By: Kaleah Mcilwain, Yukare Nakayama
A derelict gas station in Camden, located off of Admiral Wilson Boulevard, has racked up a dozen property violations and now Camden leaders are calling them out publicly.
By: Yukare Nakayama
A Philly native went from watching the Sixers on TV to working with them for over 40 years. Here's his story of how his dream came true.
By: David Chang, Yukare Nakayama
Loved ones are mourning a woman who was found shot to death at a New Jersey park over the weekend.
A vehicle fell into the Schuylkill River in the Bala Cynwyd section of Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania, Tuesday morning.
By: Yukare Nakayama, Emily Rose Grassi
The Red Cross is working to help the families that were forced out of their homes
By: David Chang, Yukare Nakayama
Pennsylvania became the first state to approve a new bill that cracks down on AI-generated child sexual abuse material by outlawing the distribution of salacious or pornographic deepfakes.
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