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Producer at WPR's The Morning Show. Formerly with Isthmus, Metro Pulse, Cambodia Daily, Anchorage Press
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Foodborne illness outbreak, Inside Wisconsin Politics, Fabric art installation

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By Joe Tarr Verified
| Wisconsin Today (Podcast)
We learn about cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness that causes diarrhea, and what Wisconsin is watching for as neighboring Michigan sees an outbreak. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics brings us the latest on midterm elections. Plus, sewing artists in Racine create a community fabric art installation. Michigan is undergoing its largest outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection that can cause symptoms of extreme diarrhea for weeks.
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Dugan sentencing, Super El Nino, Cardboard sculptures

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By Joe Tarr Verified
| Wisconsin Today (Podcast)
A reporter and a legal scholar bring us the latest on former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan’s sentencing yesterday. Then, we hear from scientists about how this year’s “super” El Nino could affect Wisconsin weather. Plus, we meet an artist who creates life-sized sculptures out of cardboard. Yesterday, former Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan was fined $5,000 for obstructing a federal proceeding. She was not sentenced to any time in prison or probation.
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Energy increase from data centers, AI in healthcare, Long-running summer camp

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By Joe Tarr Verified
| Wisconsin Today (Podcast)
We check in on the energy demands of hyperscale data centers, which a new report estimates will rise more than 40 percent. Then, a doctor and researcher share how AI is being used in healthcare. And a summer camp in Mukwonago celebrates its 130th year welcoming campers. A draft report from the state’s Public Service Commission finds the state’s energy demands are estimated to rise more than 40 percent, mostly due to new hyperscale data centers.
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