Mallory Anderson
Morning Anchor at WISN-TV (Milwaukee, WI)
Morning Anchor @WISN12News in Milwaukee | @umich alum with a dog named Maizey | MI native | @CampKesem advisor | podcast addict | reality TV connoisseur
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1 week ago |
wisn.com | Mallory Anderson
Wisconsin politicians are speaking out after two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses were shot in an act of suspected political violence. After a nearly two day long manhunt, 57-year-old Vance Boelter was taken into custody Sunday. Investigators say he killed democratic former house speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Saturday morning. He's also accused of shooting democratic senator John Hoffman and his wife. They both remain in the hospital Monday.
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2 weeks ago |
wisn.com | Mallory Anderson
LOCATIONS. WE ARE ONE WEEK AWAY FROM JUNETEENTH, A FEDERAL HOLIDAY COMMEMORATING THE EMANCIPATION OF THE LAST ENSLAVED AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE UNITED STATES. MILWAUKEE IS NO STRANGER TO JUNETEENTH FESTIVITIES, MARKING THEIR 54TH ANNUAL JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION THIS YEAR. JOINING ME NOW IS TONY KEARNEY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE NORTHCOTT NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR STOPPING BY. WELL, THANK YOU GUYS FOR LETTING ME COME IN AND TALK ABOUT JUNETEENTH. YEAH, 54 YEARS.
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2 weeks ago |
wisn.com | Mallory Anderson
THERE’S A STUDIO HELPING CHILDREN WHO ARE ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM LEARN MUSIC IN A SAFE AND EDUCATIONAL FORMAT. 12 NEWS MALLORY ANDERSON TAKES US TO H SQUARED STUDIOS, WHERE KIDS ARE FEELING EMPOWERED THROUGH SOUND. HELLO, EVERYBODY. YES, INDEED. MUSIC IS SOMETHING THAT CAN BRING EVERYONE TOGETHER. WE SPIN AROUND AND SING. BUT FOR SOME ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM, THEIR MUSICAL TALENTS SOMETIMES FEEL SILENCED. THAT LACK OF SUPPORT FOR THE NEURODIVERGENT COMMUNITY IS WHY KARE HANSEN FOUNDED H SQUARED STUDIOS.
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2 weeks ago |
wisn.com | Mallory Anderson
Editorial Standards ⓘ School is officially out for many kids as of this week, and that means the adults in their lives need some activities to keep everyone entertained.WISN 12 News talked to the team at Milwaukee With Kids about its top recommended events for June 12-15.
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2 weeks ago |
wisn.com | Mallory Anderson
The immigrant lacking permanent legal status who was falsely accused of threatening President Donald Trump's life has been granted bond by an immigration judge. Ramon Morales-Reyes, 54, who lives in Milwaukee and was arrested in May, was accused of writing a letter threatening the president's life. Milwaukee County prosecutors have since identified another man, Demetric Scott, as the actual writer.
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