Danielle Kaeding is a news reporter for Wisconsin Public Radio, based in the La Crosse Bureau. Her work primarily focuses on local news in Wisconsin, including coverage of tribal affairs, environmental issues, and political developments. Danielle's reporting has been featured in various publications, including Urban Milwaukee, Inc., Price County Review, and BusinessNorth.
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Danielle Kaeding's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political issues in Wisconsin, particularly related to environmental policies and regulations. She also covers energy-related topics and business & industry news within the region.
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Nearly 50 groundwater standards for PFAS, pesticides, metals and other compounds remain unaddressed
By: Danielle Kaeding
Nearly 50 groundwater standards for PFAS, pesticides, metals and other compounds remain unaddressed.
By: Danielle
Deaths related to ATV/UTV crashes have been trending upward since the onset of the pandemic
By: Danielle Kaeding
The Bayfield School District is launching an Ojibwemowin Immersion Program for kindergarten students this fall as part of supporting language revitalization efforts with the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior
By: Danielle
State environmental regulators released a final environmental impact statement Friday on a Canadian energy firm's plans to reroute an oil and gas pipeline around a northern Wisconsin tribe's reservation.
By: Danielle Kaeding
The city of Superior recently broke ground on a city-owned fiber network that aims to lower costs and provide more reliable internet service for residents.
By: Danielle
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear a case that could have sweeping effects on state environmental regulators' authority to force businesses to clean up PFAS pollution under the state's spills law.
By: Danielle Kaeding
The Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa has banned Republican state Sen. Mary Felzkowski from the tribe’s reservation over comments that likened tribal leaders to terrorists.
In first trip to northern Wisconsin Democratic V-P candidate predicts 'margin of error' election.
By: Danielle
Easing regulatory barriers for tribes to develop renewable energy projects would reduce disparities and potentially alleviate poverty among tribal communities, according to a new study.
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