Laura Schulte is a government and environmental reporter at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. She covers the intersection of state government and natural resources in Wisconsin, focusing on topics such as elections, public policy, and sustainable agriculture, while also reporting on the discovery of PFAS in water and the impacts of mining and oil pipelines. Laura's work has been featured in various outlets, including Oshkosh Northwestern Media, PolitiFact, and USA TODAY.
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Laura Schulte's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political issues within Wisconsin, particularly in Milwaukee. She often covers topics related to environmental concerns, such as lead pipes and erosion prevention, as well as utility rates and unemployment system upgrades. Given the significant portion of her articles that involve citing government announcements or legal policy regulations, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into these areas.
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By: Laura Schulte
MADISON - As the race for Wisconsin's top cop heats up, the candidates are sparring over crime rates, with incumbent Attorney General Josh Kaul pointing to a jump in violent offenses in his opponent's home base of Fond du Lac County.
By: Laura Schulte, CAITLIN LOOBYMilwaukee
State officials are demanding the halt of construction on a controversial pipeline through Wisconsin's Northwoods, following a natural gas spill in Iron County.
By: Laura Schulte
In addition to the natural gas liquid spill, there have been several releases of drilling fluids along the re-route of Line 5 taking place in northern Wisconsin.
By: Laura Schulte
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Attorney General Josh Kaul wants state lawmakers to create guardrails for the use of controversial traffic cameras, and said current state abortion regulations still may be too restrictive.
By: Laura Schulte
MADISON - Tommy Thompson was the first presidential cabinet member to visit Ground Zero in the days following the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
By: Laura Schulte
Top stories for Sept. 10, 2026, in the Wisconsin State Journal Tommy Thompson was the first presidential cabinet member to visit Ground Zero in the days after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
By: Laura Schulte
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson became emotional recalling families searching for answers and first responders working amid the devastation after 9/11.
By: Laura Schulte
Elon Musk held a rally to "get attention" for the Wisconsin judicial race. He gave away two $1 million checks to voters.
By: Laura Schulte
Top stories for Sept. 11, 2026, in the Wisconsin State Journal Elon Musk is once again weighing into Wisconsin politics, this time spending on the side of Republican U.S.
By: Mary Spicuzza, Laura Schulte
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley has proposed new anti-corruption measures for Wisconsin.
