La Risa R. Lynch is a journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She writes for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Yahoo News, covering local news and events in the Milwaukee area. Her articles focus on a range of topics, including community development, social issues, and local profiles.
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La Risa's reporting demonstrates a strong focus on local community initiatives, events, and social issues within Milwaukee. Given the high proportion of expert commentary and announcement coverage in her articles, she may be interested in receiving pitches that include insights from local leaders or experts involved with community projects or cultural events.
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A quarry, Wauwatosa and County Stadium all play into its history.
By: La Risa R. Lynch
The nearby Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy is set to open in the fall.
By: La Risa R. Lynch
Leonard Wilson founded Divine Intervention Fitness to help couples who have experienced cancer recover together through healthy eating, exercise.
By: La Risa R. Lynch
Milwaukee's Black community has a rich and deep history that's largely unknown or often ignored. The co-founders of an online digital research platform are working to change that.
By: La Risa R. Lynch
Staffing and financial issues, coupled with a rash of burglaries at the Victory Garden Initiative’s farmhouse, forced the event to be canceled last year.
By: La Risa R. Lynch
Their effort played a role in the passage of the federal Fair Housing Act and prompted the Milwaukee Common Council to pass an even stronger fair housing ordinance.
By: La Risa R. Lynch
They're opening a location soon in the Mitchell Street Arts Collaborative.
By: La Risa R. Lynch
Cetonia Weston-Roy purchased a city-owned century-old two-story building to be the home of Niche Book Bar in 2022, but construction delays have held back opening.
WNOV is expanding its talk programming.
By: La Risa R. Lynch, Gina Lee Castro
The Social Development Commission abruptly closed, leaving its food, education and tax programs scrambling for a Plan B. Here's where they stand now.
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