Natalie Eilbert is a Statewide Mental Health Reporter. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and mental health, with a focus on cultural movements and consumer health. Her work has been featured in various publications such as the Sheboygan Press, Wisconsin Watch, and USA TODAY.
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Natalie Eilbert predominantly covers local news focused on health & wellbeing, government announcements, and event coverage in Wisconsin. She often cites data to support her stories.
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Over 7,600 disabled Wisconsinites were stuck on waitlists to work. Why didn’t Republicans act?
By: Natalie Eilbert
Over 7,600 disabled Wisconsinites were stuck on waitlists to work. Why didn’t Republicans act?
By: Natalie Eilbert
At Cap Times Idea Fest, Chao Xiong, Gal Beckerman and Sam Freedman discussed the use of humor and collaboration to thwart ICE in the Twin Cities.
By: Natalie Eilbert
At Cap Times Idea Fest, Chao Xiong, Gal Beckerman and Sam Freedman discussed the use of humor and collaboration to thwart ICE in the Twin Cities.
Natalie Eilbert: The Cornell 7 rape investigation is hardly straightforward or clear. Rape cases rarely are.
Natalie Eilbert: We rid our country of sadistic public executions for important reasons. Bringing it back satisfies the worst of who we are.
Natalie Eilbert: The need for mental health support is high, but Dane County’s contract model sets major provider Journey Mental Health Center up to fail.
Wednesday's governor debate followed a whirlwind campaign season on both sides of the aisle. We want to hear your takeaways from the TV debate.
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway spoke of a rise in harassment and threats to her, her family and leadership. What do you think of her decision to not run again?
Natalie Eilbert: The firing of Madison interim independent police monitor Aeiramique Glass is a distraction from police killing a Black man on the street.
