Reporting Process
Photos: Reporters at work, summer 2015
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Center staffers on the job in a camper, at the zoo, on a bridge and with a bird.
Department of Health Services
Photos: Inside Sand Ridge, where the sexually violent are treated
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Center reporter Nora Hertel and Wisconsin Public Radio reporter Gilman Halsted were the first journalists since 2007 to tour Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Center, the Mauston facility that houses sex offenders who have been committed to the state.
Department of Health Services
Photos: Inside Sand Ridge, where the sexually violent are treated
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Center reporter Nora Hertel and Wisconsin Public Radio reporter Gilman Halsted were the first journalists since 2007 to tour Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Center, the Mauston facility that houses sex offenders who have been committed to the state.
Photo Gallery: Paul Ryan speaks to hometown crowd
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Vice Presidential nominee Paul Ryan stopped by his hometown of Janesville, Wis. for a rally before departing for the Republican National Convention in Tampa Bay, FL.
Photo gallery: Walker vs. Barrett, 2012
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Since the beginning of the gubernatorial recall primary in April, both Gov. Scott Walker and challenger Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett have hopscotched across Wisconsin to rally support as the June 5 election day approaches. Both campaigns have been very protective of their candidates. When either Walker or Barrett traveled, access was mostly granted to media outlets — not the general public. Walker spent much of his time visiting manufacturing plants to promote his jobs agenda. It wasn’t unusual for Walker to visit two or three locations throughout the state in a day.
Coming To America
Slideshow: A community transformed (Dairyland Diversity Part 6)
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Reporter Jacob Kushner and photographer Jake Naughton went to Darlington, Wis., for the latest installment of our Dairyland Diversity package (it’s here: Immigrant dairy workers transform a rural Wisconsin community). And they came back with an unusual coming-to-America story. One in which the old guard and the new wave are actually living in relative harmony.