Hope Kirwan is a reporter at Wisconsin Public Radio. She focuses on agriculture and farming issues, as well as healthcare and consumer health topics, particularly in southwestern Wisconsin. Hope's work has been featured in various outlets, including 89.5 WNIJ & 90.5 WNIU, Urban Milwaukee, and Tri States Public Radio.
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Based on Hope Kirwan's coverage attributes and article titles, it is evident that she predominantly covers local news with a focus on Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Her articles often revolve around healthcare policy changes, agriculture & farming issues, Medicaid updates and government announcements.
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Older people, Black residents now make up higher percentage of suicides. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
By: Hope Kirwan
A federal judge blocked funding threats, but hospital leaders say legal uncertainty and new rules keep services on hold.
By: Hope Kirwan
Research by Marshfield Clinic comes after Wisconsin had record number of cases in 2024.
By: Hope Kirwan
Wisconsin-based Organic Valley and other major organic brands are challenging the federal system regulating the sale of milk, which they claim favors conventional producers.
By: Hope Kirwan
Milwaukee's largest food bank has already seen traffic climb 35% and expects more after July 1 FoodShare cuts hit immigrants.
By: Hope Kirwan
A shopper inside a Family Dollar store in Kansas City looks for merchandise near the refrigerated section, which displays a sticker for the SNAP program on March 3, 2023.
Can cause cancer in teens. Only half of Wisconsin youth aged 13 to 18 have gotten vaccine.
Flesh-eating fly has been confirmed in Texas cattle, posing a risk to other mammals.
By: Hope Kirwan
The screwworm is a flesh-eating parasite that was long eradicated from U.S. livestock and has reappeared in American cattle for the first time in decades.
Lawsuit backed by conservative law firm targets mandatory fees for milk marketing.
