Mallory Cheng is a producer for WUWM 89.7 FM, Milwaukee's NPR station, and Wisconsin Public Radio. With a focus on local stories in the Milwaukee area, Mallory covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, community events, social issues, and profiles of influential individuals. Her work has also been featured on KGOU Public Radio and NPR.
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Mallory Cheng's coverage primarily revolves around local events, government announcements, and seasonal themes in Milwaukee. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, finance, government & politics, and culture & society.
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By: Mallory Cheng
Wisconsin Public Radio will be a part of the national America Amplified initiative. Along with dozens of public radio stations across the country, WPR will listen to voters ahead of 2024 elections and highlight the issues most important to them.
By: Mallory Cheng
Ron Firnrohr is a battalion chief for the Milwaukee Fire Department. He was a member of the department's Dive Rescue Team team for 28 years. Firnrohr spoke with “Morning Edition” host Alex Crowe about how their team prepares for high stress rescue situations.
By: Mallory Cheng
WPR's “Morning Edition” host Alex Crowe spoke with WPR reporter Evan Casey about this trend.
By: Mallory Cheng
“Morning Edition” host Alex Crowe spoke with Brittny Mejia, a reporter at the Los Angeles Times who has reported on this case.
The show goes beyond the daily headlines to provide a space for in-depth conversations about what matters to our state.
Unfounded conspiracy theories about voting in Wisconsin have led to more scrutiny of election workers by political parties. Both Democrats and Republicans are enlisting members from their parties to work this year's elections.
Christopher Devine is an associate professor at the University of Dayton and the author of “ ” Morning Edition Host Alex Crowe spoke with him about whether these visits matter.
By: Mallory Cheng
Stay informed, have a plan — and consider making a DIY air purifier In May, smoke from Canadian wildfires blowing into Wisconsin prompted the state's first air quality advisory of the year
By: Mallory Cheng
Before the game, WPR's “Morning Edition” host Alex Crowe spoke with Jeff Levering, a play-by-play announcer for the Brewers on Bally Sports Wisconsin and a member of the radio broadcast team.
By: Mallory Cheng
More Wisconsin Latinos voted for President-elect Donald Trump this election than in 2020. Now, both major political parties are trying to figure out how to appeal to this growing and diverse group of voters.
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