Susan Endres

UW-Madison graduate, reporter at the Baraboo News Republic.

[Molly Beck @MollyBeck]

Spokesman for the Madison School District calls one reporter a "pig of a journalist, says he "fucking hates" another, and blocks a female journalist from entering a school while allowing in a male journalist.

[Jason Dearen @JHDearen]

Oklahoma officials accused of talk of killing journalists (from @AP) https://t.co/zUy20CgXk9

[Erin Christy @Erin_Christy]

There is a “no words” story coming out of McCurtain Co today involving county leaders discussing killing local journalists, flagrant racism & mocking a woman’s death from an arson. This is a community paper w/no online presence.

https://t.co/ioe4OkrfPL

[Naomi Kowles @NaomiKowles]

Please give this piece a watch. A small local race you may not have your eye on, but nevertheless showcasing how book banning may creep into Wisconsin.

Merck with the absolute masterclass in visual storytelling:

[Susan Endres @EndresSusan]

I think we all know the answer to this question.

[Bridget Cooke @cookebridget]

Is this an "only in Wisconsin" story? Officials worked this week to clean out the historic Portage canal after a fire caused melted butter to run into the water, per PDR reporter Jonathan Richie. @JRichpaperboi https://t.co/Uc7dEakPiI

[Susan Endres @EndresSusan]

"Even though Wisconsin remains a 50-50 state in statewide elections, Democrats would be on the verge of obsolescence."

[Elizabeth Beyer @bethabeyer]

Wisconsin Republicans Stand on the Verge of Total, Veto-Proof Power - The New York Times https://t.co/LWxXB8LsbR

[Susan Endres @EndresSusan]

@rohanagrwl @DavidSacks @AOC @nytimes @washingtonpost @TheAtlantic It
Pon

[Chris Hayes @chrislhayes]

This is so nuts. They've gerrymandered themselves into a near super majority in a 50-50 state.

[follow @bencollins on bluesky @oneunderscore__]

Here's the reality: We reached out to every school rumored to have a litter box.

We found one: in a "go bucket" for a possible mass shooting.

The rumor is a way to marginalize LGBTQ youth.

Here's our full story. It was a lot of work. I hope you read it:
https://t.co/VJK5fAFjxy

[Ana Navarro-Cárdenas @ananavarro]

Folks, I respect the Queen as much as the next person. I offer my condolences to the Brits and all who loved her. But can I please get some news and footage of the effects of Fiona in Puerto Rico? For those who need reminding, they are American citizens in distress. 🇵🇷

[Scott Girard @sgirard9]

I've had much the same experience as what's detailed in this article from @nbc15_madison. With one four-month-old request, the district received my payment in June for what they estimated was two hours of work... still haven't gotten the records: https://t.co/57OstZvG1A

[Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵) @ProfMMurray]

Your weekly reminder that the conservative legal movement has no plans to stop at abortion.

[Alexander Shur @AlexanderShur]

Federal judge orders disabled Wisconsinites are entitled to receive help voting

https://t.co/yP0jafcjza

[Min Jin Lee @minjinlee11]

Please support local news. Journalists need to be able to report on city council meetings, school board elections, & local politics. Water, gas, electricity, education, road repair, police, hospitals, jobs, garbage, real estate taxes, & schools. National news cannot cover it all.

[Susan Endres @EndresSusan]

This is terrifying but not surprising given what I saw happening in WI school board meetings.
https://t.co/9OqcHaHRJH

[Mike Hixenbaugh is mikehixenbaugh.com on BlueSky @Mike_Hixenbaugh]

Weston Brown had given up challenging his mother’s anti-LGBTQ beliefs.

But that was before she started coming after library books.

My latest for ⁦@NBCNews⁩, ⁦@propublica⁩ and ⁦@TexasTribune⁩. https://t.co/3aPemKx9px

[Rachel Laser @rachelklaser]

This FL public school teacher training is teaching lies. It says that church-state separation is not a wall; instead that the founders wanted Christianity to infuse itself into our government. https://t.co/S5GA2QPhaA

[Wisconsin Policy Forum @WisPolicyForum]

"Students of color in Wisconsin high schools are less likely to reap the full benefits of taking Advanced Placement coursework, according to a new analysis from the Wisconsin Policy Forum."

@CapTimes covers our latest, via @sgirard9 https://t.co/0DygTin5NK

[Ida Bae Wells @nhannahjones]

Journalists should refuse to cover this under these conditions.