Michelle Maternowski
Digital ManagerMichelle was named WUWM's digital manager in August of 2021.
She is responsible for strategy and management of WUWM's editorial digital projects, spanning all digital platforms.
Since joining WUWM in 2007, Michelle has held a number of different titles — including managing editor, digital services coordinator, web marketing specialist and assistant producer for Lake Effect.
She has also been involved in the creation and coordination of many special projects at the station, such as Bubbler Talk, Listen MKE, Across the Divide, More Than My Record, as well as Precious Lives and Precious Lives: The Live Show.
She holds bachelor degrees in Marketing and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin – Madison.
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WUWM - Milwaukee's NPR has been recognized for its journalism in 2021 by the Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association, Milwaukee Press Club, Radio Television Digital News Association and Wisconsin Broadcasters Association. -
Climate change is such a daunting topic, but it is possible to make a difference by taking small steps to reduce your carbon footprint. One way is to adjust how you shop for household goods.
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The purchasing of local, fresh food help whittles away at the environmental impacts associated with processing, packaging and shipping. WUWM environmental reporter Susan Bence shares some food for thought from Milwaukee-area three initiatives.
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Voter suppression disproportionately affects young people, communities of color, immigrants and those who are low income. Lake Effect’s Mallory Cheng talks with three organization leaders who are making sure voters in their communities are informed on how to vote in Milwaukee.
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Margaret Farrow, the first woman to serve as lieutenant governor in Wisconsin, died Tuesday, according to her son, Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow. She was 87.
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Imagine you’re rushing to catch a flight at Milwaukee County's General Mitchell International Airport — maybe for business or a long-anticipated vacation. What's on your mind? If you’re Dan Schley, you’re wondering: What’s the story behind the floor mosaics?
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Thousands of fans lined downtown Milwaukee streets to catch a glimpse of their beloved Bucks in a parade to celebrate the city’s first NBA championship in half a century.
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Updated 5:09 p.m. CSTAuthorities arrested a suburban Milwaukee pharmacist Thursday suspected of deliberately ruining hundreds of doses of coronavirus…
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Updated Wednesday at 7:41 p.m. CSTEarlier this week, an employee of Aurora Medical Center - Grafton intentionally removed 57 vials of the COVID-19 Moderna…
