Danielle Kaeding is a reporter covering the environment, energy and northern Wisconsin for the Superior Bureau of Wisconsin Public Radio.Prior to that, Kaeding served as the station manager of WRNC-LPFM (97.7) at Northland College in Ashland. Kaeding studied mass communications at the University of Wisconsin-Superior.Most recently, she garnered two regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for investigative and feature reporting from the Radio Television Digital News Association. Kaeding has also received awards from the Milwaukee Press Club and Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association.She has written and reported stories for National Public Radio, National Native News, Aspen Daily News, Business North, Ashland Daily Press, Superior Telegram and KQDS-TV.
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Latest Posts
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Farm groups sue Wisconsin attorney general over prosecutor hired with outside funds
Farm groups are suing Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul for hiring an environmental prosecutor with funding from outside sources.
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Wisconsin community reeling after decision to close Northland College
The Ashland and Northland College community are reimagining a future without the small private school that’s been a fixture in the region for more than a century.
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Trump administration seeks to fast-track projects in the Great Lakes and Wisconsin
Permits for hundreds of energy projects may be fast-tracked by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers under the Trump administration, including plans for a pipeline project in the Great Lakes and a fossil fuel plant in Superior.
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‘It’s illegal’: Federal workers in Wisconsin fired amid nationwide layoffs
Agencies have fired thousands of federal workers since late last week, including probationary employees with the U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service in Wisconsin.
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Bad River tribe says Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute will violate its water quality standards
The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa has objected to permitting Enbridge’s proposed Line 5 reroute under the Clean Water Act, saying the project will violate the tribe’s water quality standards.
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GOP lawmakers float bill to install water filters in schools
The proposal is in line with Gov. Tony Evers’ goal to modernize drinking water fountains to eliminate harmful contaminants from drinking water.
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Wisconsin has 18K federal workers. Buyouts or layoffs could affect services.
Thousands of federal workers in Wisconsin now have until Monday at midnight to consider buyouts under President Donald Trump’s plans to shrink the federal government, which could affect services offered in the state.
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Funding for Wisconsin is in limbo after Trump administration halts EV charger program
The Trump administration is halting a $5 billion program that aims to fast-track installation of electric vehicle chargers along highways nationwide, blocking access to tens of millions of dollars set aside for Wisconsin.Â
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Superior businesses face challenges as they relocate for upcoming bridge replacement
About half a dozen businesses in Superior are being forced to relocate all or parts of their operations to make way for the upcoming $1.8 billion replacement of the Blatnik Bridge.
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Wisconsin man indicted for allegedly selling, smuggling firearms to buyers in Saudi Arabia
A Wisconsin man has been indicted for allegedly selling and smuggling firearms to buyers in Saudi Arabia by concealing the weapons in household items and automobile parts.
