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5 Wisconsin BBQ spots worth a pit stop
We asked our UpNorthNews audience the barbecue spots you need to check out. From Birchwood to Egg Harbor, here’s your guide to Wisconsin’s most-loved BBQ restaurants worth a pit stop.
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Wisconsin seeks consumer protections as AI chatbot company files for bankruptcy
Attorney General Josh Kaul joins nationwide coalition to keep young users safe as chatbot company Character.AI sells its assets.
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Relive the history of the Milwaukee Brewers in these 30 moments
The Milwaukee Brewers are heading to the World Series for the second time in franchise history.
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Governor debate: Crowley says Tiffany can’t be trusted
Tiffany, a Republican congressman, and Crowley, the Democratic Milwaukee County Executive, held their only debate as votes are already being cast for governor.
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Question of the Week: Do you believe in the Brewers?
Even a political news site takes a break now and then to cheer for the hometown team. Your World Series prediction for the Milwaukee Brewers is our newsletter question of the week for October 22.
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Your guide to Party at the Polls in Wisconsin
Rallies and celebrations are planned across Wisconsin during early in-person voting and on Election Day. Find a Party at the Polls event near you.
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The iconic Milwaukee Brewers’ logo was created by an Eau Claire art major
It’s the simplistic creativity of the Milwaukee Brewers’ ball-in-glove logo that has stood the test of time. And it’s all thanks to a UW-Eau Claire art student.
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3rd District debate: Cooke talks about affordability, Van Orden talks about Cooke
Cooke focused on rolling back tariffs while the incumbent launched personal attacks — even as a key analyst moved the race from “toss up” to “lean Democratic.”
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Here’s the Milwaukee Brewers’ World Series schedule 2026
The wait is over. The Milwaukee Brewers are heading to the World Series for the first time since 1982.
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Tom Tiffany’s MAGA ties could cost him Wisconsin
With former election denier Tom Tiffany vying for governor, top Republicans running for office in the state have shown continued support for Trump—even as the president’s approval hits a record low.
