Frank Vaisvilas is a Native American affairs reporter. He covers a range of topics including culture and society, climate change and environment, and law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on Wisconsin and Native American issues. Frank's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Frank Vaisvilas focuses on local news in Wisconsin, particularly topics related to Native American tribes, tribal issues, and the opioid crisis. His articles often cover government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Frank Vaisvilas
A dramatic warm-up is expected after Christmas.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting on the city's north side that left three people injured early Saturday morning.
By: Frank Vaisvilas
High rates of alcohol and substance use disorders continue to affect Indigenous peoples at rates disproportionally higher than the rest of the U.S.
Many non-tribal residents of northern Wisconsin have had a tumultuous relationship with Indigenous people. Roger Utnehmer thinks that is unnecessary.
By: Frank Vaisvilas
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By: Frank Vaisvilas
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A Milwaukee streetcar, also known as The Hop, collided with a pickup truck Monday night, according to authorities.
By: Frank Vaisvilas
The deadline to apply for the Center of Native American Youth's "Remembering Our Sisters" fellowship program is Jan. 15.
By: Frank Vaisvilas
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Lac du Flambeau tribal officials are now threatening to issue citations to non-tribal residents who drive on four disputed roads within the reservation.
By: Frank Vaisvilas
In the Milwaukee area, Overstreet taught at UWM, UW-Waukesha and Marquette. He also was a research associate at the Milwaukee Public Museum.
By: Frank Vaisvilas
First, the Trump administration paused federal grants and loans, jeopardizing trillions of dollars. That set off a flurry of confusion and anxiety. Then parts of the order were blocked by a federal judge. And on Wednesday, the administration rescinded most of it.
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