Valeria Navarro Villegas
Digital EditorValeria joined WUWM as digital editor in August of 2021. She holds a bachelors degree in Spanish Language, Literature, & Culture from Marquette University.
Before joining WUWM, Valeria worked at her alma mater in the Division of Student Affairs. Previously, she worked at Mastantuono & Coffee SC, a criminal defense law firm as a client specialist/investigator.
Outside of work, she enjoys serving the Milwaukee community and served a year of service as the 2018-2019 Mexican Fiesta Ambassador for the Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation.
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Find Wisconsin primary election results for state Supreme Court, state superintendent, the voter ID constitutional amendment, and other key races. -
From ghosts and warming winters to the RNC and zoo animals, these are WUWM's top ten stories of 2024. -
Saleaqua Winston joins WUWM as member services specialist. -
Erin Bagatta joins WUWM as community engagement & audience development coordinator. -
Find Wisconsin election results for the presidential preference primary and Milwaukee-area races in the spring general election.
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Plazos de votación, registro, voto en ausencia, la lista continúa: aquí hay una guía para ayudar a las personas a votar en las elecciones de Wisconsin este 2024. -
Check out WUWM's top stories from 2023 — a mix of the most read and/or listened to reports and staff favorites. -
About 70 arborists and apprentices care for the City of Milwaukee's canopy; and only four of them are women - Hannah Novicki is one of them. She describes her work and her path to becoming a journeyman arborist. -
Monday’s Juneteenth celebration was the 52nd in the city’s history. It was, overwhelmingly, a day of celebration, positivity and community, not to be overshadowed by the violence at its close involving a group of teenagers. -
Milwaukee’s rivers, which converge downtown and feed into Lake Michigan, were once dumping grounds for industrial pollution. But this spring and summer, recreation and commerce will have to share sections of the lower Milwaukee River with dredging equipment.
