Mackenzie Krumme is a Producer at various publications including The Janesville Gazette and Wisconsin Public Radio. She specializes in themes related to agriculture and farming, as well as environmental issues, climate change, and world affairs, often exploring topics such as fisheries, natural resources, and the intersection of religion and science. Mackenzie has been featured in notable outlets like Yahoo Finance and Urban Milwaukee, showcasing her diverse journalistic expertise.
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Mackenzie Krumme's articles focus on local events, government announcements, legal policy regulation and data-based reporting in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. She covers a wide range of topics including education, science, politics, healthcare and music. If you want to reach out to her with relevant pitches consider providing insights into local government policies or regulations within the specified geographic areas.
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By: Mackenzie Krumme
WPR reporters update us on data center projects in Port Washington and Wisconsin Rapids. Then, we look at how cyberattacks on water utility stations across the country have Wisconsin officials on alert. And a new book highlights the women behind the Lombardi-era Green Bay Packers.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Appleton-based artist and musician channeled Aldo Leopold to tell a more uplifting story — with puppets — about our relationship with wetlands
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Canoe build is part of larger ‘Canoe Journeys' program at the Madeline Island Museum When Marvin DeFoe builds a canoe by hand he often thinks of his father and seven sisters.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
A new personalized vaccine given in combination with another drug has reduced the chances of a type of skin cancer returning in patients in a clinical trial. A Wisconsin oncologist talks about this breakthrough and its implications for promising cancer research underway in the state.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Report: Over 80 percent of Americans have at least one record stored in Epic's software
By: Mackenzie Krumme
The waitlists in high-demand fields can pinch worker pipeline for regional employers This week classes get underway, or already have, for many college students around the state.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
The waitlists in high-demand fields can pinch worker pipeline for regional employers.
By: Mackenzie Krumme
The starting point is a nearly century old refurbished Civilian Conservation Corps barracks This summer, visitors to the northwoods got a new way to learn about the region.
Arrests are concentrated in southeastern Wisconsin U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has released its latest batch of nationwide
By: Mackenzie Krumme
Firefighters, first responders, medics and veterans are being honored in 2 new 9/11 exhibits at the Wisconsin Veterans Museum
