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Harm Venhuizen

  • Government and Public Affairs Specialist, Wisconsin State Public Defender
Madison
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Capitol Reporter in Madison, WI, for @TMJ4 and @NBC26 • Formerly @AP, @Report4America and @MilitaryTimes

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I am an award-winning journalist with experience covering the U.S. military, higher education and state government.

Currently I am a Report for America corps member with The Associated Press in Madison, Wisconsin, where I cover voting rights, threats to democracy and state politics.

My work has explored the issues of veteran suicide and veteran unemployment, detailed the efforts of elections workers to combat conspiracy theories and investigated child labor violations and attempts to weaken chi…

Harm Venhuizen’s Journalist Portfolio

'These things we do': Alaska's Air Guard search and rescue teams save lives in the wilderness and...

'These things we do': Alaska's Air Guard search and rescue teams save lives in the wilderness and...

The 176 Air Wing of the Alaska Air National Guard undertakes some of the country's most dangerous rescues, an…

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More than half of NASA's moon-bound astronauts are active-duty military

More than half of NASA's moon-bound astronauts are active-duty military

NASA has announced the team of 18 astronauts who will spearhead the agency's efforts to return to the moon by…

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Insurrectionist 'Zip-Tie Guy' identified as retired Air Force lieutenant colonel

Insurrectionist 'Zip-Tie Guy' identified as retired Air Force lieutenant colonel

A man photographed in tactical gear and carrying zip-tie handcuffs on the Senate floor on Wednesday is a form…

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Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday

Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday

The Army general overseeing COVID-19 response logistics says the first round of vaccines should start arrivin…

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Army esports team denies accusations of violating First Amendment, offering fake giveaways

Army esports team denies accusations of violating First Amendment, offering fake giveaways

The U.S. Army's esports team has come under fire for separate allegations of advertising fake giveaways and b…

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Operating at home: How to make SOF troops' transition to civilian life easier

Operating at home: How to make SOF troops' transition to civilian life easier

Not much scares special operators. Whether kicking in doors to secure a high-value target, teaching indigenou…

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'It scares me': UW-Madison students react to Charlie Kirk's assassination

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By Harm Venhuizen
| WGBA-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
UW-Madison students on both sides of the political aisle are condemning the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who targeted his messaging to young conservatives on campuses across the country. READ ALSO | UWM students condemn Charlie Kirk killing, call for peaceful political debate “If we keep shooting at our politicians and our political figures, at what point is this violence going to spill beyond politics?” law student Alex Foeller said. “It scares me.
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'It scares me': UW-Madison students react to Charlie Kirk's assassination

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By Harm Venhuizen, Tony Aria Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
UW-Madison students on both sides of the political aisle are condemning the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who targeted his messaging to young conservatives on campuses across the country. READ ALSO | UWM students condemn Charlie Kirk killing, call for peaceful political debate “If we keep shooting at our politicians and our political figures, at what point is this violence going to spill beyond politics?” law student Alex Foeller said. “It scares me.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court hears mesothelioma lawsuit against Pabst

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By Harm Venhuizen
| WGBA-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
MADISON — The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in a multi-million-dollar lawsuit between Pabst Brewing Company and the family of a contractor who died from mesothelioma. Justices are being asked to decide not only whether Pabst can be held liable for the death of pipefitter Gerald Lorbiecki but also how lower courts should calculate the damages companies must pay in similar cases going forward.
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