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Trenni Kusnierek

Trenni Kusnierek is a sideline reporter for FSN Wisconsin. The Muskego High School and Marquette University graduate returned to Milwaukee before the 2008 Brewers season.

Prior to covering the Brewers, she worked in Pittsburgh covering the Pirates and in Milwaukee for WDJT-58 TV.

Recent Articles

	Travel & Visitors Guide - October 16, 2009
	Life out of a suitcase: the sports reporter's world
	Working as a reporter for MLB Network obviously requires a lot of travel, but to be completely forthright, I asked for this situation. I could have done more studio work, but I chose the planes, trains and automobiles over the office alternative.

	Kids & Family - April 20, 2009
	A sweet 16 time capsule
	Just before I left for spring training, the father of a 5-year-old girl in California e-mailed and asked if I would write his daughter a letter--for her 16th birthday-- in 2019. Talk about pre-planning a present.

	Travel & Visitors Guide - April 7, 2009
	The mindful Metro
	What's a girl to do when she wants to combine a night away from home, while still making sure the paper gets recycled? In Milwaukee, there's no better place for an eco-friendly "staycation" than Hotel Metro, 411 E. Mason St.

	Kids & Family - December 16, 2008
	Child's play in the Big Apple
	Following two interactions with kids at New York museums, I couldn't help but wonder on my walk home, how do adults manage to always complicate things in life? Aren't we supposed to be smarter and more self-aware than grade-schoolers?

	Travel & Visitors Guide - November 24, 2008
	The common misconception about leaving Milwaukee
	The past month I've been choking back a lot of tears. When something wonderful happens to a person, in my case getting a dream job, the common misconception is that now I only see life through rose-colored glasses.

	Travel & Visitors Guide - November 17, 2008
	If you wish (NYC edition) ...
	As the years passed, the dream stayed the same: live in New York and work at the network level. While some girls wished on stars for men to sweep them off their feet, I prayed, wished and hoped for a network exec to come calling.

	Living - October 15, 2008
	Run like the wind
	On Oct. 5, I completed my third career marathon at the Lakefront Marathon in Milwaukee. To some, that may seem impressive; in reality it pales in comparison to many of the men and women I run alongside. Some of my trail mates have ten or 20 times the amount of marathons under their fuel belts than I do.

	Travel & Visitors Guide - September 3, 2008
	Like Milwaukee, Pittsburgh feels like home
	I was more than caught off guard as my eyes welled up with tears. This was a place I wanted to leave and now I was overcome by emotion upon my return.

	Politics - August 29, 2008
	Color blind
	Let's face it, there is no way to avoid the race issue leading up to the November election. I'm just hoping it does not become the key issue.

	Travel & Visitors Guide - August 23, 2008
	A Tale of Two Cities: Milwaukee vs. Pittsburgh
	With the Pirates in town, FSN Wisconsin's Trenni Kusnierek compares the charms of the Steel City, where she spent five years, and her own hometown, Milwaukee.

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