Madeleine Willis is a Production Assistant for Iowa Public Radio, specializing in local news coverage in Iowa. With a focus on community stories, Madeleine's work explores a range of topics including history, arts and culture, environmental issues, and social justice. Her articles have also been featured in The Daily Iowan.
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Madeleine Willis covers a wide array of local topics in Iowa, with a focus on culture, society, and entertainment news. She frequently seeks expert commentary for her articles and also covers various events.
Given the diversity of topics she covers, experts from different fields such as environmental conservation, indigenous rights, art and economy, climate change or Iowa history could reach out to offer insights or commentary related to their expertise.
As Madeleine's geographic focus is local (United States/Iowa), sources based in Iowa or those with direct knowledge of issues specific to this region would be particularly relevant when reaching out.
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By: Madeleine Willis, Charity Nebbe, Aaron Steil
Halloween is a time for boo-tiful plants.
By: Ben Kieffer, Samantha Mcintosh, Madeleine Willis
This year, 16 counties in Iowa were impacted by historic flooding.
By: Madeleine Willis
Dallas Grave wanted to ride a motorcycle for his 11th birthday. Hundreds showed up at his house to make it happen.
Foot traffic hindered by construction on Dubuque Street caused businesses to lose 50 to 60 percent of their revenue.
In a press conference on Tuesday, Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz announced that Brendan Sullivan –Iowa’s QB 2–will be starting this weekend vs. Wisconsin. Cade McNamara is out on injury. Press Box Banter is The Daily Iowan’s weekly sports podcast. On this episode, we discuss the latest news in Iowa athletics and make predictions for upcoming games....
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Iowa’s offense averages twice as many offensive points this season compared to last fall. They are currently ranked fourth in the Big Ten, tied with Penn State.
By: Aaron Steil, Charity Nebbe, Madeleine Willis
Plant diseases are a biproduct of Iowa's wet summer.
By: Ben Kieffer, Madeleine Willis, Danielle Gehr
A Republican majority was prevalent nationally and here in Iowa.
By: Madeleine Willis, Ben Kieffer, Samantha Mcintosh
The book explores the domination that a handful of companies have over America’s food economy.
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