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What’s happening in Wisconsin: Badger State Buzz (Sept. 14-20)
Welcome to this week’s Wisconsin View and Badger State Buzz—two staples of the UpNorthNews newsletter.
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Packers face a financial sack as private equity sweeps the NFL
The Green Bay Packers, in the league’s smallest market, have thrown their share of Hail Marys to stay competitive for 100 years, but its public ownership model may keep it on the sidelines when it comes to future investments.
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Question of the Week: Is Flock a friend or foe?
A crime fighting tool? A mass surveillance threat? Is there middle ground for using these kinds of cameras from Flock and elsewhere? It’s our newsletter question for September 10.
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Army veteran challenges Republican incumbent in Wisconsin’s Assembly District 61
Wisconsin Assembly District 61 is another highly contested race in this year’s general election.
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New ranking names Wisconsin the most beer-obsessed state
While it likely comes as no surprise, Wisconsin residents are obsessed with beer.
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I tasted 10 popular Henning Cheese flavors—here’s how I’d rank them
I ranked 10 top specialty Henning Cheese flavors, plus bonus picks you need to try on your next visit.
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4 ways to protect reproductive rights in Wisconsin
Abortion rights and access to reproductive healthcare are under attack. Here’s how you can get involved to protect reproductive freedom in Wisconsin.
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7 fall festivals to check out in Wisconsin this year, from Door County to the Dells
Discover the best fall festivals in Wisconsin for 2026! From Door County to the Dells, explore top events celebrating fall, food, and local culture.
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Howard Marklein faces toughest race yet in a district that turned blue
A strong Democratic contender will go up against a powerful Republican incumbent this November as the two vie for the Senate District 17 seat in southwest Wisconsin. The race for this district gives Democrats their first real opportunity in decades to reclaim the seat, which Republicans have held since Dale Schultz took office in 1991.…
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Could Wisconsin get snow in September? It has happened before
While the heat and humidity of summer haven’t quite faded yet, Wisconsin residents know cold weather will arrive sooner or later.
