Trevor Hook is a journalist who focuses on local news in Wisconsin, specifically in Madison. He writes for Wisconsin Public Radio and the Price County Review, covering a range of topics including social issues, scientific research, and local events. He is dedicated to providing informative and engaging stories that highlight the unique aspects of the community.
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Madison, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
Trevor Hook's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a focus on local government and politics in Wisconsin, as well as scientific research. His articles often incorporate government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulation, and expert commentary.
When reaching out to Trevor Hook for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities:
1. Focus on local Wisconsin issues related to government policies and scientific advancements.
2. Offer access to reputable experts who can provide insights into the topics covered such as healthcare, education, environmental initiatives in rural America etc.
3. Highlight any relevant data or statistics that support your pitch within the context of Wisconsin-specific issues.
Remember that his primary geographic focus is local (United States, Wisconsin), so tie your pitches closely to this region when reaching out for maximum relevance.
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By: Trevor Hook
A bipartisan group in the Wisconsin Assembly has proposed a slate of legislation to combat human trafficking.
By: Trevor Hook
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A Wisconsin sociology professor discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine, now entering its third year. Then, we examine a Minneapolis ban on single-family zoning and the push to block it in court. Then, we gather your ideas for future programs of “The Morning Show.”
By: Trevor Hook
A science professor explains how Wisconsin's warm winter is affecting the state's population of pests like ticks and mosquitos. Then, we learn about newer trends in teen vape use. Then, a UW-Eau Claire professor tells us about waste incineration technology and advancements.
By: Trevor Hook
We hear about efforts to prevent avian flu in Wisconsin. Then, we learn about reducing hunger in the Milwaukee area. Then, three guests share perspectives and approaches on preventing and stopping bullying in schools. Wisconsin Public Radio, © Copyright 2024, Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System and Wisconsin Educational Communications Board.
By: Trevor Hook
A UW-Madison student tells us about his podcast on changing technology. Then, a Washington Post columnist and a member of the Milwaukee Fire Department talk about America's hardest jobs. Then, we explore new research on daddy longlegs. Then, we discuss efforts to make national parks along Lake Superior carbon neutral.
By: Trevor Hook
We learn about a collaboration to reduce work-related traumatic brain injuries. Then, a soybean farmer tells us how the crop could be used in firefighting. Then, a Marquette University historian chronicles the role of churches and religious spaces for Latinos in Wisconsin.
By: Trevor Hook
A Wisconsin water operator talks about making delicious tap water. Then, the head of the Duluth Seaway Port Authority talks bridge safety. Then, best-selling author James Patterson talks about his newest book and a local librarian shares their perspective. Wisconsin Public Radio, © Copyright 2024, Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System and […]
By: Trevor Hook
A travel guide to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was recently released in its sixth edition. The author gives tips on where Wisconsin residents should consider visiting.
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