Wisconsin native Marissa Bodie, from Mazomanie, is the first actress using wheelchair to play Nessarose in the Wicked movies—and Wisconsin can't be more proud of her historic, authentic representation.
You’ve probably heard the word “fascist” a lot lately. Let’s break it down.
Hey Wisconsinites, this week on Raising Wisconsin, Dr. Kellie explores how understanding epidemiology and practicing good hygiene go hand-in-hand to keep diseases at bay and protect your family’s health!
This giant pumpkin drop is part of the annual River Prairie Ginormous Pumpkin Festival in Altoona. Giant pumpkin growers brought their prized possessions to the pumpkin weigh-off earlier in the day.
In case anyone’s wondering, Susan’s fine… her trust issues, however, are not.
This week on Raising Wisconsin, we're busting common vaccine myths and setting the record straight because understanding the facts keeps our families healthier and our communities stronger!
The hallways of Northside Elementary/Coulee Montessori in La Crosse turned into a moving river of color as Hmong students, families, and staff celebrated the Hmong New Year.
President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” caps the amount of federal student loans a student can borrow—not even covering the debt most medical students graduate with. That means now, becoming a doctor may only be limited to the wealthy.
This week on Raising Wisconsin, Dr. Kellie takes us through the fascinating history of vaccines — and the difference they continue to make in our lives today.
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As cooler temps roll in, we’re kicking off a new video series called Raising Wisconsin with UpNorthNews — in which we'll focus on keeping your family healthy as summer winds down and fall sets in.
