Derrick Rose is an investigative reporter and news anchor at WISN-TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His work spans various themes including journalism, media, sports, and legal affairs, with a focus on both individual and team sports. Derrick has been featured in multiple outlets, including KREM 2 Media Group, WGRZ, and Telemundo.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Derrick Rose's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a focus on local news, crime, police-related incidents, events, and sports. His articles often relate to evolving stories and breaking news.
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MPD: Gun store video shows stalking suspect trying to violate court order
By: Derrick Rose
A win would give the UW-Milwaukee Panthers their first berth in the NCAA Super Regionals in program history
UWM Panthers fall one win shy of making program history; "We gave it our all," coach says.
By: Derrick Rose
In a newly filed document, Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt said phone records dispute an Illinois woman's claims of not having contact with family, friends during 'illegal' 30-hour ICE detention.
By: Derrick Rose
Prosecutors said an accomplice in the scheme wore a wig during a video conference to disguise himself as Packers safety Xavier McKinney, who wears locks.
By: Sam Schmitz, Derrick Rose
A Wisconsin woman and her son sued a former Milwaukee-area fertility doctor, alleging he used his own sperm to impregnate her without her knowledge or consent in 1982.
"He always believed that it wasn't for him to shine. It was to make others look good," James Causey said of his late mentor and friend, Everett Marshburn.
By: Derrick Rose
"One thing he believed in was really giving back to young people and instilling knowledge in them that they wouldn't get in a classroom," columnist James Causey said of his friend, mentor Everett Marshburn.
"He always believed that it wasn't for him to shine. It was to make others look good," James Causey said of his late mentor and friend, Everett Marshburn.
The Oshkosh native has repeatedly trolled the Brewers after a 2024 first pitch snub
