Graham Kilmer is a reporter for Urban Milwaukee, Inc., focusing on local news in the Milwaukee area. With a keen interest in transportation, politics, and community events, Graham's articles provide in-depth coverage of important issues and developments that impact the residents of Milwaukee.
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Graham Kilmer's reporting focuses largely on local government announcements and transportation-related news, particularly within Milwaukee County. His coverage heavily emphasizes county politics, the county board, criminal justice issues, and affordable housing.
If you are reaching out to Graham with a pitch or information, it should be focused on developments related to Milwaukee County politics such as election campaigns, policy decisions at the county level, transportation initiatives in the area or updates regarding criminal justice and affordable housing matters within that specific geographic region.
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Former Republican and Democratic elected officials say state's elections are safe, secure and deliberately slow.
Based on national gun violence prevention model, program will target up to 40 frequent shooters.
New southwest side playground improves accessibility for children and families.
By: Graham Kilmer
'Cheers to our Parks' campaign with Molson Coors outperforming expectations.
By: Graham Kilmer
Sup. Shawn Rolland wants $500,000 for a housing program. But his chosen source raises concerns for administration, colleagues.
By: Graham Kilmer
New courts in West Milwaukee are only second park with pickleball in county parks system.
By: Graham Kilmer
In another digressive speech, Trump attacks his enemies and offers lofty promises to his supporters.
By: Graham Kilmer
Proposal could provide citizen oversight for Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office.
With construction season ending riders will see four routes return to normal.
Urging participation in democratic process and noting how secure local election system is.
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