Courtney Everett is a Morning Show Producer at Wisconsin Public Radio. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, sports, and regional interest, with a particular focus on consumer health and public education. Courtney's work has been featured in various outlets including H & H Farm Repair, Leader-Telegram, Urban Milwaukee, Inc., The Albany Herald, Worthing Herald, and USA TODAY.
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Courtney’s coverage reflects a local focus on Wisconsin, particularly Milwaukee. Her articles encompass various topics including government and politics, crime, scientific developments, health & wellbeing, and education within the region.
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By: Courtney Everett
The Trump administration wants access to Wisconsin's voter rolls ahead of November's elections. A Dane County facility that raised beagles used for lab tests will close for good. And, almost a dozen Wisconsin breweries closed last year. Is craft beer on the decline?
By: Courtney Everett
A coalition of people opposing a massive transmission line project in the Driftless region have sued to stop it from being constructed. Trump allies plead not guilty to charges related to the 2020 election. And, we hear from the Senate's Democratic leader about the November election.
By: Courtney Everett
Wisconsin's U.S. Senators held starkly different views on the Iran war. They don't like it. And, Beloit schools are facing a budget crunch as a billionaire-funded charter school expands. Plus, a native berry has fans who forage for it across the Midwest -- even as most people have never tried one.
By: Courtney Everett
The Wisconsin Supreme Court found that a college grant program for students of color is unconstitutional. A Muslim leader in Milwaukee has been released from immigration detention as his case proceeds. And, some cities in Wisconsin are looking at new regulations on electric scooters.
By: Courtney Everett
Employers in one of Wisconsin's top tourist destinations are struggling to hire staff. Some northern Wisconsin communities could lose ambulance service. And, hear from a climate specialist about the severe weather we've had so far this year and the summer outlook.
By: Courtney Everett
Storms with hail — and one with lightning that struck Rice Lake during an Aquafest performance on June 12 — have blasted through Barron County this month.
Jun 23, 2026 A flooded residential street in Shiocton, Wis., on April 15 in Outagamie County. (Joe Schulz/Wisconsin Public Radio)
By: Courtney Everett
The Kenosha School District faces the prospect of massive cuts, including possibly its sports program.
By: Courtney Everett
A massive data center being built by Microsoft in Racine County is now complete. A closed hospital in Eau Claire will now host a company that's turning skin cells into beating heart muscles. And, fans reflect on Giannis Antetokounmpo as he leaves Milwaukee for Miami.
By: Courtney Everett
A tech giant wants Wisconsin regulators to roll back some financial requirements for data centers. And Fond du Lac is offering is offering $9,500 to workers willing to move there.
