John Burton is a Morning Edition Host at WXPR Public Radio. He focuses on themes such as climate change, animal care, and regional interest, often exploring the intersection of these topics with construction and real estate. John’s work has been featured in various outlets, including Tvguide.co.uk, Phys.org, and The Korea Times.
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John Burton's coverage suggests a strong focus on local news within Wisconsin, particularly emphasizing crime, government and politics. His articles often cover breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements.
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LAND O' LAKES, Wis (WXPR) - Fire struck a business in Land O’ Lakes Saturday.
(WXPR) - Firefighters doing training got called out to the real thing in Lac du Flambeau.
Green Bay Packers fans will need a Netflix subscription to see the team play on Thanksgiving Eve. U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin recently introduced the For the Fans Act.
Conversations with literary scholars on their area of expertise for a general audience. Less like a lecture, more a conversation with an expert.
The Wisconsin DNR hopes ATV and UTV riders brush up on their safety skills before hitting the trails.
Tracking dogs can help find missing people, but they need to prove their skills The Town of Newbold Fire Department needs volunteers for the department's K9's to look for.
By: John Burton
The School District of Crandon will be offering a Summer Food Program. It's open to all children 18 and under who live in the Crandon district and in the Laona Area.
As a Federal Aviation Administration certified Class 1 airport, they're required to do the training at least once a year.
By: John Burton
Another 500 acres of old-growth forest will be protected in the Land O'Lakes area. The Nature Conservancy says the land has been added to the Tenderfoot Forest Reserve.
(WXPR) - Siren enthusiasts from all over will be gathering north of Rhinelander Saturday.
