Joe Tarr is a producer for WPR’s “Wisconsin Today.” He covers a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, government and politics, as well as education and regional interest, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and the housing market. Joe's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Wisconsin Public Radio, Isthmus, The Capital Times, and Urban Milwaukee, Inc.
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With a strong focus on government and politics, Joe Tarr appears to be particularly interested in local news and legislative developments within Wisconsin, especially Madison. He is also attentive to expert commentary on various topics related to government policies.
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By: Joe Tarr
We learn how a volunteer fire department has reflected the evolution of Door County. Then, we talk to an author about her debut novel, set in Wisconsin. And we learn about the Ojibwe people's connection to water and how they make canoes.
Hunger Task Force program buys fresh food from 250 farms for food assistance
Hunger Task Force program buys from 250 farms to supply 150 emergency food sites statewide.
Democratic candidate for governor David Crowley pulled off a comeback win in the primary and will face Republican Tom Tiffany — Inside Wisconsin Politics looks ahead to the 2026 general election race.
By: Joe Tarr
We talk to an author of a new book about how the Packers' wives were at the center of cultural change. Then, we talk with a mixed martial arts fighter from Kenosha. And, we talk to owners of two thrift art supply shops in Wisconsin about the need for affordable craft supplies.
By: Joe Tarr
Wisconsin residents' votes hold power and they should use it, Ben Wikler urges
Why former Wisconsin Democratic chair thinks party can win trifecta in November election.
A state-funded program is helping Wisconsin farmers expand markets while supplying fresh, local food to pantries statewide.
By: Joe Tarr
Joe Tarr Wisconsin Public Radio Michael Gutschenritter prides himself on producing what he considers some of the finest eggs in the state at Three Brothers Farm in Oconomowoc.
By: Joe Tarr
A historian explains how knowing the culture and history of Lake Superior can broaden visitors' perspective of it. Then, a hamburger advocate talks about some of the best burgers in the state. And, we talk to the Appleton artist and musician who created a puppet show play celebrating wetlands.
