
City government reporter, sometimes county gov, @journalsentinel | via @PostCrescent @WausauHerald & @WisWatch
Milwaukee, WI
Joined April 2009
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Alison Dirr retweeted
The World Series begins in Milwaukee today and the midterm election is in 11 days. It’s a great time to support your local news.
Want to vote early for Nov. 3 election in Wisconsin? Here's how jsonline.com/story/news/poli… via @hopekarnopp
Mailing Wisconsin absentee ballots back? Oct. 20 is suggested deadline jsonline.com/story/news/poli… via @hopekarnopp
Many members of the public are here - All three seating areas around the floor are quite full. Seeing a lot of anti-Flock signs.
Copper thieves escalate tactics to steal wire from Milwaukee streetlights jsonline.com/story/news/loca… via @journalsentinel
Alison Dirr retweeted
Republican candidate for governor Tom Tiffany's campaign blocks Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporters from covering campaign event jsonline.com/story/news/poli… via @david_clarey
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson doesn't get DC meeting with JD Vance jsonline.com/story/news/poli… via @valerie_yurk
Milwaukee landlords were told to remove lead hazards. Many homes remain unsafe jsonline.com/story/news/inve… via @journalsentinel
Milwaukee election officials warn of third-party voter registration mailers jsonline.com/story/news/poli… via @hopekarnopp
Milwaukee looks to relaunch proactive residential rental inspections jsonline.com/story/news/loca… via @journalsentinel
Alison Dirr retweeted
Latest absentee numbers:
Replying to @AnnJacobsMKE
As of right now, 282,396 WI voters have requested absentee ballots and 66,565 ballots have been sent out. Impressively, 36 eager voters have already returned their voted ballot to their clerks! 2/
Milwaukee could rescind 10 p.m. downtown food truck curfew, return to 1 a.m. cutoff jsonline.com/story/news/2026… via @journalsentinel
After a year away working on a project through Marquette University’s O’Brien program (jsonline.com/lead), I’m excited to be back on the City Hall beat. What better way to jump in than a Common Council meeting?
After months of reporting, the first installment of this project is published: Inside the rebuilding of Milwaukee’s lead program – and how it could change lives jsonline.com/story/news/spec… via @journalsentinel
This was a true team effort, and I’m incredibly grateful for the insight, guidance and support from editors @aluthern & @DaphneChen_ and photojournalist Angela Peterson.


