Higher Education Reporter for Wisconsin Public Radio
Rich Kremer is a Higher Education Reporter for Wisconsin Public Radio. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on law and legal affairs, civil and family law, and regional interest. Rich's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Price County Review, Longview News-Journal, and PBS Wisconsin.
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By: Rich Kremer
Tech giant Oracle is dropping its lawsuit against Wisconsin utility regulators over financial support requirements tied to data center. Also, Leaders of the Universities of Wisconsin System say they hope to freeze tuition for the next two years. At the same time, they plan to launch a new program to make school more affordable for the average family.
By: Rich Kremer
Lawsuit claims Michele Magadance Skinner is a Georgia resident and can't hold office in Wisconsin.
By: Rich Kremer
Two northern Wisconsin Republicans who embraced 2020 election conspiracies lost their primary campaigns for the state Legislature to GOP candidates with establishment ties.
By: Rich Kremer
The measles outbreak in southwest Wisconsin is growing. In the last week, the state says the number of new cases has climbed from two to nearly 40. And With the general election campaign for governor underway, Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany is trying to paint his Democratic opponent as too supportive of the data center industry.
By: Rich Kremer
Angie Sapik and Scott Harbridge, who was backed by Sean Duffy, lose in northern Wisconsin.
In Green Bay, hundred of voters received duplicate absentee ballots in back-to-back elections and the city's internal investigation began this week.
By: Rich Kremer
Alma Center community and rival teams grieving death of senior Adam Massman
By: Rich Kremer
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was in the Fox Valley yesterday (MON) speaking to workers from Oshkosh Corporation, which makes military vehicles. He was highlighting domestic defense manufacturing while pushing the Pentagon's $1.5 trillion budget request.
By: Rich Kremer, Anya Van Wagtendonk
A U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing President Donald Trump to advance his plan to restrict voting by mail won't be the final word ahead of Wisconsin's November election, Wisconsin election officials say.
The news of the death of an Alma Center-Humbird-Merrillan School District senior from injuries sustained in a game has rocked Wisconsin's high school football community.
