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
The Assembly wraps up its floor session. We talk with a statehouse reporter about bills and constitutional amendments that advanced. Then, we explore a new audit that shows reduced wait times for professional licenses. Then, we learn about how the history of the most disadvantaged places in America, as described in a new book called “The Injustice of Place.”
By: Keegan Kyle
We speak with St. Norbert College’s Ben Chan, who is back on “Jeopardy!” in the show’s Tournament of Champions. Then, we learn about the placement of tens of thousands of gunshot monitoring sensors, including more than 100 in Milwaukee. Then, author Sue Leaf discusses her relationship with Lake Superior. Wisconsin Public Radio, © Copyright 2024, […]
By: Keegan Kyle
We hear from Green Bay native and producer Josh Rosenberg about contributing to “The Last Repair Shop,” which won an Academy Award this month for best short documentary. Then, we learn about a hospital for injured and ill birds amid the spring migration. Then, the author of a new book discusses illness politics in national elections.
By: Keegan Kyle
We examine the early years of Hubert Humphrey with roots in South Dakota, becoming Minneapolis' mayor, and efforts to fight racism at the state and national level. Then, we discuss a special report on gun deaths in Wisconsin.
By: Keegan Kyle
We learn about the role of grandparents in addressing child care shortages. Then, we explore efforts to reduce smoking in Wisconsin. Then, the host of a podcast called “Big Sugar” discusses sugar production in the United States.
By: Keegan Kyle
A new book from Ohio historian Steven Conn argues the image of wide, open spaces in rural America is romanticized and inaccurate. We discuss the book, “The Lies of the Land,” with Conn. Then, we examine the projected continued increases of car and home insurance rates.
We learn about a new class of drugs, including Ozempic and Wegovy, that aim to help a variety of health issues. Then, we talk with Mercury Stardust, known as the Trans Handy Ma’am on TikTok, about her new home maintenance book. Wisconsin Public Radio, © Copyright 2024, Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin […]
By: Keegan Kyle
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates more than one-quarter of American firms are family-owned. We examine the unique nature of these enterprises and hear from Wisconsin family business owners. Then, author and poet Cynthia Marie Hoffman discusses her new poetry book, “Exploding Head.”
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