Natalie Eilbert is a Statewide Mental Health Reporter. She focuses on themes such as mental health, wellness, and cultural movements, while also exploring the intersections of public security and law enforcement. Her work has been featured in various outlets, including the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, USA TODAY, and Wisconsin Watch.
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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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Natalie Eilbert: Our refugee resettlement program has been a model for how the immigration process works. Now it’s being trampled by a xenophobic regime.
Natalie Eilbert: Wisconsin may control where LGBTQ+ kids in foster care are placed for now, but the program is vulnerable amid cruel federal decisions.
In our editorial board's questionnaire, the Wisconsin Democratic candidate for governor highlights the Milwaukee County policies that help him stand out.
Natalie Eilbert: Corey Ruiz had many encounters with the police, who treated him as a criminal instead of a man in need of behavioral health support.
By: Natalie Eilbert
Natalie Eilbert: Wisconsinites are being crushed under the weight of everyday bills and debt. What would David Crowley do about it if elected?
Natalie Eilbert: The affordability crisis has forced us to make impossible decisions for our families. Why do we reject innovations?
By: Natalie Eilbert
Natalie Eilbert: The legendary actress of “The Great White Hope” fame will speak at Cap Times Idea Fest with David Maraniss.
Natalie Eilbert: In a staged reading at Cap Times Idea Fest, Sarah Maraniss Vander Schaaff and her troupe will showcase a new play about Walt Whitman.
A Black Lives Matter vigil stands before the City-County Building in Madison as the City Council discusses allocating funds for both the Office of Independent Monitor and affected Willy Street
A Black Lives Matter vigil stands before the City-County Building in Madison as the City Council discusses allocating funds for both the Office of Independent Monitor and affected Willy Street
