Michele McCormack Biography
Michele McCormack, an American News anchor who working at the news for CBS 58 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at noon and at 4 p.m. She is as well an editor and is one of the reporters for the TV station as well. She previously worked as a news anchor and reporter for WGEM News.
Michele McCormack Age
Her age and date of birth are publicly unknown, therefore this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Michele McCormack Height
She stands tall at an average body height
Michele McCormack Family
McCormack information about her family are publicly unavailable, therefore this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Michele McCormack Husband
McCormack is a married woman and together with her unknown husband are blessed with a son.
Michele McCormack Son
She has a son called Sean currently serving overseas in the United States Air Force.
Michele McCormack Salary
McCormack earns an annual estimated salary of $ 58,814K according to CBS 58 News anchors/reporters salaries.
Michele McCormack Net Worth
McCormack has an estimated Net Worth of $ 100k – $ 1 million
Michele McCormack CBS 58 News
Michele McCormack, an American News anchor who working at the news for CBS 58 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at noon and at 4 p.m. She is as well an editor and is one of the reporters for the TV station as well. She previously worked as a news anchor and reporter for WGEM News.
She is known to have made stops in Quincy, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and now Milwaukee. She is also known in this area for her WGEM live TV broadcast interview of James Scott minutes after Scott removed sandbags resulting in the levee break in West Quincy during the flood of ’93.
Fromthe time she joined CBS 58 in 2005, she has served every shift from early morning to weekends, to the late show and got honored and being singled out by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association (WBA) for her writing and reporting.
Back in 2016, she earned recognition for her live on-scene reporting by the WBA and in 2015 she earned the Award of Appreciation from the Emerald Society of Wisconsin for her work to bring fairness to the coverage of law enforcement issues.