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Mar 2026 9

Meet the six women competing to be Wisconsin’s 79th Alice in Dairyland

By USA Today Network via Reuters Connect | LOCAL PEOPLE, COMMUNITY, USA Today Network via Reuters Connect

Meet the six women competing to be Wisconsin's 79th Alice in Dairyland.

Mar 2026 6

Reader-recommended Wisconsin breakfast spots

By Ellie Bourdo | FOOD AND DRINK, COMMUNITY, Ellie Bourdo

We asked our readers for their favorite Wisconsin breakfast spots, and here's what they said.

Mar 2026 6

16 iconic Milwaukee restaurants still going strong after 70-plus years

By USA Today Network via Reuters Connect | FOOD AND DRINK, COMMUNITY, USA Today Network via Reuters Connect

In a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage and culinary history, Milwaukee is home to several historic restaurants that have stood the test of time.

Mar 2026 4

Here’s your ‘Do Something!’ calendar for March 6-12

By Abigail Deatrick | THINGS TO DO, POLITICS, Abigail Deatrick

Your weekly guide to Wisconsin political events, protests, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide–Friday, March 6 through Thursday, March 12.

Mar 2026 4

Question of the Week: Move our primary elections?

By UpNorthNews Staff | VOTING, POLITICS, UpNorthNews Staff

Some states started holding primary elections this week for next November’s general election. Here’s our newsletter question of the week for March 8, 2026.

Mar 2026 4

12 wonderful & women-owned businesses in Milwaukee

By Britteny Dee | LOCAL BUSINESS, EVERGREEN, Britteny Dee

Discover Milwaukee’s top women-owned businesses, from an ice cream shop for dogs to a holistic wellness center.

Milwaukee is home to a vibrant community of women-owned businesses spanning industries like retail, food and beverage, and wellness, to name just a few.

Mar 2026 3

Duffy reaches fork in the road at Superior’s Blatnik Bridge

By Pat Kreitlow | INFRASTRUCTURE, POLITICS, Pat Kreitlow

Will the US Transportation Secretary release a $1 billion Blatnik Bridge replacement grant in his former congressional district or go along with President Donald Trump’s arbitrary cuts to infrastructure projects?