Lorin Cox is a Producer at Urban Milwaukee, Inc. With a focus on sports, particularly professional and competitive sports, as well as arts and entertainment, Lorin covers a diverse range of topics including international sports leagues, sports tournaments, and the film industry. Lorin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Wisconsin Public Radio, Sports Illustrated, and Comcast SportsNet Chicago, LLC.
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Lorin Cox's coverage focuses primarily on government and politics, as well as agriculture and farming, with a specific local focus on the United States, Wisconsin, and Milwaukee. Given this focus, she may be most receptive to pitches related to local political developments in these areas or agricultural/farming initiatives impacting the community.
She appears particularly interested in expert commentary and government announcements. Therefore, if you have expertise or insight into local political issues within Wisconsin or Milwaukee, relevant policy regulations regarding agriculture/farming in these areas or can provide valuable commentary from an authoritative perspective on governmental decisions impacting these regions could capture her attention.
Given Lorin's emphasis on topics such as U.S. foreign aid and U.S.-Mexico border crossings with relevance to Wisconsin/Milwaukee communities might resonate well with her coverage area. If your pitch aligns closely with the geographic scope of her reporting - focusing specifically on the US-Mexico border region or educational matters affecting students in that locality - it would likely pique her interest.
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By: Lorin Cox
An immigration attorney explains a federal court ruling that will allow the leader of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee to be deported. Then, we hear about programs for increasing third-grade reading proficiency. And we meet the owner of the nation's longest-running Chinese restaurant in Wisconsin.
By: Lorin Cox
Alternative seating options, new technologies and adaptive performances help meet the needs of theatergoers
By: Lorin Cox
Two Wisconsin food bank workers explain changes to the FoodShare program. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics podcast looks at the latest polling and fundraising numbers in the governor's race. And, we learn about a Lake Geneva festival that celebrates the local origins of “Dungeons and Dragons.”
By: Lorin Cox
The bill passed the US Senate with bipartisan support but faces opposition in the House
By: Lorin Cox
We learn about cybersecurity risks facing Wisconsin election clerks. Then, we check in on how churches and communities are rethinking how their properties are used. And, we meet a Wisconsin man sharing folk songs that sailors would sing.
By: Lorin Cox
A southern Wisconsin officiating crew is retiring after a combined 180 years of youth sports experience
By: Lorin Cox
Open enrollment begins Oct. 15, and some in the state will be forced to change their coverage
By: Lorin Cox
Francis Halzen was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work pioneering neutrino astronomy
By: Lorin Cox
The number of domestic violence-related deaths in Wisconsin is starting to decrease after reaching record highs in recent years.
By: Lorin Cox
Republican candidate Tom Tiffany's campaign declined WPR's requests for an interview
