Mackenzie Krumme is a Producer at various media outlets including The Janesville Gazette and Wisconsin Public Radio. She focuses on topics such as Family Wellness, Early Childhood Education, Parenting Styles, and Cultural Movements, often intertwining themes related to pets and veterinary care. Mackenzie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Price County Review and Urban Milwaukee, Inc.
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By: Mackenzie Krumme
The first historic site recognized by the state of Wisconsin has a storied past, told mainly from the perspective of men who owned it. But a new book, “An Elegant Edifice,” tells the stories of the women who lived at Villa Louis in Prairie du Chien and made it what it is.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
WPR spoke with three church leaders in the state to see what they are experiencing in their growing congregations after a recent report from the Hartford Institute for Religion Research found church attendance across the country increased for the first time in 25 years.
Pastors point to rising anxiety, a hunger for hope and simple hospitality as key to recent, modest gains in attendance.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Rodney Esser, better known as "Mr. Peanuts," has worked at Park Elementary since 1965.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Madison’s Meghan Johnson became a death worker after both her parents died in the span of 18 months. Now she plans to open a store to provide resources and support for people dealing with death and grief.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
A high tech robot dove 1,300 feet to Superior Maximus, the deepest point of the largest freshwater lake in the world. Scientists hoped to see wildlife rarely seen in their native habitat and discover a time capsule dropped in the 1980s.
Jun 20, 2026 A high-tech robot in June dove to Superior Maximus, the deepest part of Lake Superior about 34 miles north of Munising. (Photo courtesy of Inspired Planet Productions)
By: Mackenzie Krumme
We talk with an Athletic reporter about Giannis Antetokounmpo’s trade to the Miami Heat. Then, we hear about the rights of prisoners who have children in prison. And then a […]
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Thousands of Wisconsin residents are set to be kicked off of the state’s food assistance program after changes from the federal government. And the number of competency evaluations have roughly […]
By: Mackenzie Krumme
We hear about the landmark housing affordability bill that passed Congress but awaits President Trump's signature. Then, legislation in Congress could allow for year-round E15 production. We talk about the potential impacts to corn growers and the environment. And, Wisconsin's first cartoonist laureate talks about the art of cartooning.
