Courtney Everett is a producer for WPR’s “The Morning Show.”
Courtney Everett
Producer
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Porter and Antetokounmpo return to the Milwaukee Bucks, end 7-game losing streak
Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Porter Jr. are back on the court after missing several games this NBA season due to injury. A local sports radio host breaks down what happened, while looking ahead at the December schedule.
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Wisconsin hiking guide says fall, winter are best times to explore the outdoors
A Wisconsin native shares experience in the great outdoors biking, camping, canoing and hiking. He explains where locals can visit to enjoy the weather and fall colors.
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Eastern Wisconsin school district asks community for student enrollment solutions
More than 805,000 students are currently enrolled across Wisconsin’s 421 public school districts, according to the state department of public instruction. Now K-12 school districts, like the Manitowoc Public School District, are examining solutions to maintain student enrollment and culture.
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After flooding, Milwaukee residents search for financial aid at disaster recovery centers
Throughout the month of October, residents impacted by historic flooding in Milwaukee can get in-person assistance from state, county and federal personnel.
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Milwaukee Brewers enter playoffs with best record in professional baseball
After nearly a week of rest, the Milwaukee Brewers enter the playoffs as the team that finished the season with the best record in baseball.
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Wisconsin school districts install vape sensors to combat youth addiction
Vape sensor technology, while appearing similar to a smoke detector, can recognize the specific particles that e-cigarette devices produce in aerosol form.
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Hundreds gather in Waukesha to honor Charlie Kirk
Hundreds of people gathered in Waukesha Tuesday night for a vigil honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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Major League Baseball signs Wisconsin high school graduate
At age 18, Peter Kussow of Waukesha County is headed into the professional world of baseball. In July, the right-handed pitcher was selected in the fourth round of the 2025 MLB draft.
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Wisconsin ice cream makers expected to scoop out artificial dyes after federal changes
New federal rules under the Trump administration mean a Wisconsin ice cream maker and others must use ingredients without synthetic dyes by 2028.
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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher to make history at MLB All-Star Game
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski was selected to take to the mound at Truist Park in Atlanta — becoming the first player with the fewest major league game appearances as an All-Star.










