Mackenzie Krumme is a producer for Wisconsin Public Radio, focusing on local news in the Milwaukee area. With a background in journalism and a passion for covering a wide range of topics, Mackenzie's work has been featured in various publications, including the Price County Review, Urban Milwaukee, Inc., and the Stoughton Courier Hub.
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Mackenzie Krumme's articles focus on local events, government announcements, legal policy regulation and data-based reporting in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. She covers a wide range of topics including education, science, politics, healthcare and music. If you want to reach out to her with relevant pitches consider providing insights into local government policies or regulations within the specified geographic areas.
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By: Mackenzie Krumme
Author Hena Kahn's graphic novel 'We Are Big Time' inspired by Salam School team.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
‘Wisconsin Today' went to a nail-biting game between alumni and current players The following is a transcript of a story that aired Nov. 26, 2024 on WPR's “ Wisconsin Today .”
Chris Pretti is a creator and director of a 2024 film about Green Bay’s early punk scene titled “Green Blah.”
By: Mackenzie Krumme
A participant of the new Bridge Dialogues program, which brings together survivors of clergy abuse and non-offending priests, said it is a small step toward healing.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
The new Bridge Dialogues program in Milwaukee utilizes a restorative justice style to aid survivors.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Listen to a curated playlist from the director of ‘Green Blah' Many high schoolers who grew up near Lambeau Field in the 1980s had one thing on their minds: punk rock.
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The group of rotating classically trained musicians spread cheer throughout the winter season
In Eau Claire, farm manager Kyle Bechel walks us through the harvesting of horseradish The following is a transcript of a story that aired Dec. 18, 2024 on WPR's “ Wisconsin Today. ”
'Wisconsin Today' visits Huntsinger Farms in Eau Claire at the end of harvest season
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