Audrey Korte is a local government reporter at the Wisconsin State Journal. With a background in news reporting for the Chippewa Herald and experience as a U.S. Department of State fellow, she focuses on local governance and women's leadership in journalism. Korte's work has been featured in various publications, including Health Industry Watch, The Pantagraph, and Governing.
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Audrey Korte's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and a range of themes including Family & Relationships, Crime, Entertainment News, House & Home, Government & Politics. She demonstrates an interest in community-based reporting with a focus on Chippewa County and Chippewa Falls.
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By: Audrey Korte
Under Wisconsin law, blight typically refers to properties that are “substandard” or “deteriorated” and pose a threat to public health or safety. But according to Matt Tucker, director of Madison's Building Inspection Division, the city's housing stock is generally in good shape — and that keeps complaints to a minimum.
By: Audrey Korte
Madison's Vilas Park is finally on track for a major transformation — but not without taking steps to honor the land's deep Indigenous roots.
By: Audrey Korte
A city-owned parking lot just blocks from the Capitol could soon become a vibrant new hub for housing, culture and community.
La Fête de Marquette is an annual fundraiser that brings French-themed fun to Madison’s McPike Park. Here are scenes from Saturday evening’s entertainment.
SSM Health is expanding its presence in Dane County with two major projects.
By: Audrey Korte
SSM Health is expanding its presence in Dane County with two major projects.
By: Audrey Korte
Madison's City Council approved an ordinance change allowing the first phase of a Madison waterfront revitalization project to move forward without a citywide referendum.
Middle school students look at their cell phones in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, during a school assembly in January 2025.
Master of ceremonies Leroy Jansky, a Vietnam veteran, welcomes a crowd of about 300 people to Chippewa Falls Memorial Day tribute at Irvine Park in May 2024.
Lake Wissota State Park trail signs are seen in December 2023. A new regional outdoors recreation plan aims to align area strategies and boost related businesses.
