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MILWAUKEE 鈥?TMJ4 News is thrilled to announce that veteran broadcast journalist Stephanie Brown is joining the team as a new special
stanley cup ty reporter for the 4 p.m. broadcast TMJ4 News at 4.Youll recognize Brown from her time on The Morning Blend. Since 2014, shes served as a reporter and fill-in host for the Blend. Prior to that, Brown worked at CBS58 as a reporter/anchor. In addition to her TV career, Stephanie also owns her own talent agency and is an adjunct teacher at Mount Mary University. I m extremely excited to be able to connect closely with the community, businesses and organizations that make up the fabric of our area, said Brown. My go
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HIGHLAND PARK, IL 鈥?Late last week, civil rights groups filed a lawsuit against a Tennessee law that restricts transgender students playing organized sports. Transgender rights advocates argue that these laws are discriminatory and rob children of the benefits of social connections, persistence and physical and mental well-being. Through a national education campaign launched this week, trans
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