Keegan Kyle is a reporter for Wisconsin Public Radio, focusing on local news in the Milwaukee area. He covers a range of topics including politics, education, environment, and community issues. Keegan is dedicated to providing in-depth and accurate reporting to keep the community informed.
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Keegan Kyle's coverage is primarily focused on local political and scientific topics within the United States, specifically in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. He frequently reports on government announcements and evolving stories related to politics, scientific research, education, driving safety, state budget issues, environmental impacts, food safety, online harassment among others.
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By: Keegan Kyle
A new analysis shows completion rates for federal student aid applications are down in Wisconsin. We examine the findings. Then, amid protests over the war in Gaza, we explore the history of divestment protests. Then, we hear a story from Wisconsin Life. Then, following the release of a popular Beyoncé album, we hear from a Milwaukee artist known as “The Black Country Singer.”
By: Keegan Kyle
We explore a new Amtrak service in the state starting this week. Then, we examine air quality in Beloit following tests that show more particulate pollution than other communities. Then, […]
By: Keegan Kyle
A UW-Whitewater scholar shares his insights on cryptocurrency after the state invests in bitcoin exchange traded funds. Then, we visit a Milwaukee clinic seeking to improve care for survivors of gun violence. Then, we hear a story from Wisconsin Life. Then, we learn about efforts to reopen a northern Wisconsin park that had been closed for years.
By: Keegan Kyle
We hear from a Wisconsin activist about the challenges of providing humanitarian aid in Gaza. Then, we have a panel of guests to discuss recent changes to Wisconsin's regulations of alcohol. Then, a top DNR official previews the summer camping season at state parks.
By: Keegan Kyle
The season for catching muskellunge opened in northern Wisconsin May 25. We check in on Wisconsin’s state fish with a sport fishing guide. Then, Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei shares how […]
By: Keegan Kyle
'The No. 1 need wasn't more social services. It was a sense of cultural reinforcement,' says founder of The Center for Black Excellence and Culture in Madison
By: Keegan Kyle
Gov. Tony Evers joins the program to discuss state politics and recent news. Then, two University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers talk about reducing the spread of avian flu in livestock. Then, we explore efforts to rediscover decades-old piers along Wisconsin's Lake Michigan shoreline.
By: Keegan Kyle
As the City Council inches closer to advancing a property tax referendum, city leaders are asking the public to weigh in.
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