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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You can't pick a better horticulture podcast, but you can pick better apples.
By: Ben Kieffer, Madeleine Willis, Danielle Gehr
Whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory infection and cases are up nationally.
Mayflower Residence Hall has not been without controversy. When it went up for sale last year, we thought we had seen the last of Mayflower for good.
By: Madeleine Willis, Charity Nebbe, Samantha Mcintosh
From Muddy Waters to The Lumineers, a venue located in the basement of Iowa State University's Memorial Union has seen 50 years of music, theatre, comedy and more.
On a path to finding forever, Laurie Worden has been there from the start.
By: Danielle Gehr, Madeleine Willis, Caitlin Troutman, Ben Kieffer
What happens to your trash and recycling, from your curb to the landfill and everywhere in between?
The golden hue of harvest season is among us, but before we reach Harvest season Adam Thoms, turf grass specialist at ISU discusses fall lawn care.
The golden hue of harvest season is among us.
By: Ben Kieffer, Caitlin Troutman, Madeleine Willis
Jeannine Ritchie, Dallas County Attorney has declared the report will not be released as a public document.
A year after going fare-free, the Iowa City Transit Transportation Department is making great strides to increase its ridership and improve its facilities, while also implementing a climate action plan.
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