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  1. Wisconsin data centers.

    Wisconsin lawmakers deadlocked over data center regulation

    State lawmakers struggle to find a compromise as data center concerns remain.
  2. Milwaukee Bucks legends are finalists for the basketball hall of fame.

    Milwaukee Bucks Marques Johnson, Doc Rivers finalists for the basketball hall of fame

    Milwaukee Bucks legend Marques Johnson and current head coach Doc Rivers were named finalists for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
  3. One of Milwaukee’s most powerful museums, America’s Black Holocaust Museum is home to moving exhibits.

    7 things at America’s Black Holocaust Museum that will stay with you well after your visit

    One of Milwaukee’s most powerful museums, America’s Black Holocaust Museum is home to moving exhibits you can learn about below.
  4. Small business open sign MIssy Hughes economy plan

    Growing the Wisconsin economy? Missy Hughes has a plan for that

    Missy Hughes, the former leader of the state’s economic development agency, is now running for governor.
  5. Wisconsin Valentine's Day activities.

    9 unique Wisconsin Valentine’s Day activities

    There’s no shortage of special ways to spend Valentine’s Day in Wisconsin, from vow renewals at a brewery to disco ice skating.  Whether you’re spending February 14th with your partner or friends, here are some unique events around the state to help commemorate the occasion: ​​Wild for You! – A Valentine’s Night, Madison (Feb. 13) […]
  6. Martial Arts in Milwaukee.

    This martial arts form, founded in Milwaukee, continues to empower students

    Cheryl Knox, 66, used to walk past the Kempo Goju dojo on her way to and from Keefe Avenue Elementary in the mid-1970s. She said she was enamored by the trophies in the window and the martial arts students training in the distance. “I was captivated by everything,” Knox said. “I always thought, one day, I would go inside, and then […]
  7. ICE Minneapolis tear gas protesters observers

    Brennan proposes an ICE ‘accountability commission’ if elected governor

    The candidate says a time will come to handle those with ICE and the Border Patrol whose actions have been beneath the dignity “of who we are as Wisconsinites, as human beings.”
  8. What’s Happening in Wisconsin: Your View and the Badger State Buzz (Feb. 9-15)

    What’s Happening in Wisconsin: Your View and the Badger State Buzz (Feb. 9-15)

    Welcome to this week’s Wisconsin View and Badger State Buzz—two staples of the UpNorthNews newsletter.
  9. Black History Month.

    February is Black History Month. Here’s how to celebrate in Wisconsin

    February is Black History Month. Here’s how to celebrate in Wisconsin.
  10. Up North News

    Video: Federal SNAP cuts take a bite out of rural students’ health in WI

    420,000. That’s the number of children in Wisconsin who will be hurt by President Donald Trump’s cuts to SNAP.
  11. Up North News

    Video: What’s with Trump’s early endorsement in a race up north?

    Trump is endorsing the 25-year-old son-in-law of former Congressman Sean Duffy over other, more experienced Republican candidates.

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  1. Martial Arts in Milwaukee.

    This martial arts form, founded in Milwaukee, continues to empower students

    Cheryl Knox, 66, used to walk past the Kempo Goju dojo on her way to and from Keefe Avenue Elementary in the mid-1970s. She said she was enamored by the trophies in the window and the martial arts students training in the distance. “I was captivated by everything,” Knox said. “I always thought, one day, I would go inside, and then […]
  2. Children's Wisconsin received $10 million for research.

    Children’s Wisconsin receives $10 million gift toward research

    Milwaukee-area philanthropists Barri and Dave Drury have made a $10 million gift to Children’s Wisconsin to support pediatric research, one of the largest donations for research the health system has received. The gift, announced by Children’s Feb. 4, is meant to drive scientific discoveries that will improve pediatric patients’ care and to support Children’s physicians […]
  3. The tradition of having a groundhog predict the weather was based on the Pennsylvania Dutch superstition that if a groundhog sees its shadow after emerging from its burrow, it will go back inside the burrow because six more weeks of winter are on the way. I

    Meet Jimmy, Wisconsin’s own weather-predicting groundhog

    Move over, Punxsatawney Phil. Sun Prairie is home to its own weather-predicting groundhog and unique Groundhog Day traditions.
  4. Miss Door County pageant.

    Meet the record number of women in the 2026 Miss Door County pageants

    Meet the record number of women in the 2026 Miss Door County pageants.
  5. Each of these family-owned companies developed a product they stand behind and also enjoy at home.

    11 Wisconsin-made packaged snacks that are perfect for game day

    These 11 locally made snacks are perfect for satisfying your game-day appetite.
  6. On the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second term, advocates for clean energy and the environment are calling out the administration for failed promises to cut energy costs.

    WI energy bills rise as Trump marks one year in office

    On the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second term, advocates for clean energy and the environment are calling out the administration for failed promises to cut energy costs.
  7. Indigenous practices.

    Indigenous practices help heal trauma passed down through generations

    It’s not uncommon for Indigenous people to feel distrustful or on guard when around White people, explains Lea Denny.
  8. Immigrants have always played a crucial role in this country’s prosperity, and that’s abundantly obvious when looking at the different ways immigrant-owned businesses have contributed to the vitality of Wisconsin’s economy.

    6 immigrant-owned Wisconsin businesses to support in 2026

    Immigrant-owned businesses support the local economy and provide an opportunity to learn about new cultures. Here are six in Wisconsin to check out in 2026.
  9. Greenleaf residents oppose data center proposal.

    AI data center plans for Greenleaf scrapped amid community opposition

    The real estate company looking to bring a data center to Greenleaf has ended its pursuit of property after residents and officials made clear they opposed the idea.
  10. While many of the records broken by Wisconsinites are connected to sports, the state and its residents also claim some pretty silly, yet no less impressive, records as well.

    10 impressive records broken by Wisconsinites

    From sports feats, to scientific wonders, to a huge collection of memorabilia, Wisconsinites have shattered plenty of fascinating, and impressive, records.

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