Hannah Hilyard is a journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She writes for WISN-TV and her work has also appeared in WQOW-News 18. Hannah covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, community events, politics, and entertainment.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
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By: Hannah Hilyard
What takes precedent: right to protest or Wisconsin law prohibiting camping on campus?
By: Hannah Hilyard
The synagogue is a 10-minute walk from the UW-Milwaukee encampment, which first started Monday.
By: Hannah Hilyard
The teens want to support the encampments happening across the country and in their own neighborhood.
By: Hannah Hilyard
Casino officials tell WISN 12 News the space rivals sportsbooks in Las Vegas.
By: Hannah Hilyard
"Here we are dealing with the same type of violence that is senseless," police Chief Jeffrey Norman said. "It must stop."
The bear was spotted on the northern edge of Chenequa Sunday evening.
Milwaukee's two Hop lines will merge for the three-weekend event with up to five cars running at one time.
By: Hannah Hilyard
The Waunakee family claims the lack of playing time was in retaliation for speaking out against the coaches.
Natalina Venditti's Marquette and nursing connection dates back nearly a century.
The goal of the event was to raise money for Courage MKE, a local nonprofit that houses LGBTQ children and young adults.
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