Rebecca Klopf is a Depth Reporter at various news outlets including WGBA-TV, WQOW-News 18, and TMJ4 News. She covers a wide range of topics with a focus on regional interest, world news, culture, and education, often exploring themes related to cultural movements, food production, and real estate development. Rebecca's work has been featured in multiple platforms including Madison Magazine and WKBT News 8 Now.
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Rebecca Klopf's articles primarily cover local news and issues in the Milwaukee area, with a specific focus on traffic safety, education, and government announcements. She often cites data to support her reporting.
Given her coverage of evolving stories related to traffic safety and education in the Milwaukee area, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from local experts or community members who can provide firsthand perspectives or data-driven insights on these topics. Additionally, sources who can offer actionable solutions to address these issues may also capture her attention.
For topics such as reckless driving and its impact on the community, providing real-life examples or personal anecdotes could help make your pitch more compelling to Rebecca. Keep in mind that she has a strong focus on local news within Wisconsin and particularly Milwaukee.
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By: Jeffery Morris, Rebecca Klopf
Organizers at the Oconomowoc Community Theater are warning theatergoers about ticket scams targeting their upcoming summer production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" after multiple people were scammed or nearly scammed.
By: Rebecca Klopf
WAUKESHA, Wis. — A Muskego man received an 18-year prison sentence for driving drunk and leaving his mother to die in a car crash.
By: Rebecca Klopf
A judge is set to rule Wednesday on whether a legal case that could strip Arrowhead High School of its 2025 state football championship remains active — or is dismissed as moot.
By: Rebecca Klopf
BROOKFIELD, Wis. — Brookfield has a new rule for its 4th of July parade : no saving spots along the route until 24 hours before the event.
A Waukesha County judge is set to rule on whether the case that allowed Tristen Seidl to play for Arrowhead High School is still relevant — a decision that
By: Jeffery Morris, Rebecca Klopf
A Waukesha County Sheriff's Department pursuit of a stolen truck from Madison ended when the vehicle went off the road and into the water near the Mukwonago Dam.
By: Rebecca Klopf, Justin Tiedemann
A Muskego man whose mother was killed in a crash where his brother was the drunk driver says his family lost twice — first in his mother's death and then in the courtroom.
New Berlin residents are speaking out against a proposed Rockwell Automation manufacturing campus they say does not belong near their homes and a school.
By: Ethan-Ramsey, Rebecca Klopf
Fires across Ozaukee and Milwaukee counties left dozens of families without homes, with fire crews responding to multiple blazes in a single day amid temperatures in the upper 80s.
By: Rebecca Klopf, Jeffery Morris
A Janesville woman has filed a federal lawsuit against Waukesha County, alleging her civil rights were violated when she was forced to remove her hijab for a booking photo — and then required to wear that photo on her wrist while in jail.
