The vote comes after the school board voted twice last month against requiring masks amid a nationwide surge of the Delta COVID-19 variant.
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Fight to End Wisconsin’s Abortion Ban Intensifies After Restrictive Texas Law Goes Into Effect
State law still has a 1849 abortion ban on the books. The only thing holding it back is Roe v. Wade.
Most Wisconsin School Districts Aren’t Requiring Masks. There Are Already Outbreaks.
With school barely back in session, hundreds of kids and staff are already COVID-positive or quarantined across Wisconsin.
The Problem of ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Marinette, and the Solutions That Could Take as Long
A corporation impedes progress on tracing and fixing PFAS contamination in the local water supply—pollution that it caused.
‘Like Watching a Horror Movie’: Reflecting On 9/11, 20 Years Later
More than a dozen UpNorthNews readers shared their memories of the terrorist attacks that killed almost 3,000 Americans 20 years ago.
Wisconsin Prepares for Arrival of Refugees as US Ends 20 Years in Afghanistan
At least 38 troops with Wisconsin ties were killed during Operation Enduring Freedom.
‘Water’ You Waiting For? Go See These Wisconsin Waterfalls.
Wisconsin has no shortage of waterfalls for your sightseeing and swimming pleasure!
Delta Dawn: Each Day Brings New COVID Cases, Renewed Safeguards, and Pandemic Politics
Northwestern Mutual joins a growing list of employers, healthcare systems, and schools dealing with an explosive growth in coronavirus variant infections because so many people remain unvaccinated.
Lawmaker Channels Love of Nature Into Bills to Protect Pollinators
Appleton freshman Snodgrass shows how humans helping pollinators is vital for our food supply.
Brown County Supervisor Is a Far-Right Conspiracist
Jim Murphy has spread conspiracy theories, Islamophobia, and other extreme rhetoric online during his time in local government. Now, the spotlight on his rhetoric might be his undoing.
Where in Wisconsin is Christina Lieffring?: Marinette and Appleton
UpNorthNews Capitol Reporter Christina Lieffring documents her reporting trip to Marinette and Appleton—and all the local eats, drinks, and sights along the way.
Marinette is Letting PFAS Polluters Off the Hook, Alderman Says
Doug Oitzinger argues the city has failed to hold JCI/Tyco, which is responsible for severe PFAS contamination in Marinette, accountable for the pollution.
Marinette is Letting PFAS Polluters Off the Hook, Alderman Says
Doug Oitzinger argues the city has failed to hold JCI/Tyco, which is responsible for severe PFAS contamination in Marinette, accountable for the pollution.
Breaking Down Democrats’ Crowded 2022 Senate Field in Wisconsin
What you need to know about the five candidates declared and two others strongly considering runs against GOP Sen. Ron Johnson.
UW System Faces Uphill Battle After State Funding Freeze, Pandemic, Reports Find
Wisconsin needs strong schools to attract and maintain a healthy workforce, but the state’s top two research facilities face numerous struggles.
‘Head Above Water’: Expanded Child Tax Credit Will Help 92% of Wisconsin Children
Parents across Wisconsin and the US received their first monthly payments after the American Rescue Plan expanded the child tax credit.
Live Music Is Back. See It at These 8 Wisconsin Festivals.
We all love Summerfest, but there are smaller festivals all over the state. Take a look to find one near you.
No Matter Where You Live in Wisconsin, These 9 Breweries Will Keep You Cool This Summer
From classics like Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy to newcomers like 608 Brewing Co.’s Mexican Chocolate Cake stout, there’s no shortage of brews to beat the summer heat.
Johnson Under Fire for a Planned Event Baselessly Targeting the COVID-19 Vaccine
Senator has a lengthy record of trying to diminish the scope of the pandemic by spreading false information and conspiracies.
Far From Over: Even With Relief Aid, Wisconsin Sees More Struggling Families Losing Their Homes
Wisconsin has 67,000 families behind on rent and almost that many more worried they’re about to fall behind and face eviction. GOP cut requests for additional resources. Even as federal coronavirus relief funds are being distributed to keep people behind in rent and...
‘I Feel Like We’re Being Punished’: Schools Push Back Against GOP Budget Plan
Wisconsin faces a $4.4 billion surplus over the next three years, but Republicans are providing just a $128 million school funding boost. Evers proposed $1.6 billion.
Racine Will Award TVs, Rent Money, iPads, and More to Increase Vaccinations
Joint effort from the city and county aims for 3,000 new vaccinations in 30 days as shots plateau across the state.
Op-Ed: Pharma Companies Make Billions on Taxpayer-Funded Drugs, Yet Dodge Taxes. Congress Must Fix the System.
Pharmaceutical companies make billions of dollars selling overpriced products developed with taxpayer dollars, but they’re still able to dodge tax payments. It’s time for Congress to fix this broken system.
What Will Foxconn Make in Wisconsin After the New Contract? Mum’s the Word.
DOA secretary seeks to take attention away from Foxconn, won’t confirm whether state officials are aware of what the company will manufacture.
The 3 R’s, a Pandemic, and Infrastructure Debates Give the Next DPI Leader a Full Inbox
Underly sets up a large transition team before taking over as state superintendent in early July.
Republican Politicians Fighting Biden’s Plan, but Republican Voters in WI Like Some of ‘Em
Poll: GOP voters give overwhelming approval to fixing roads, lead pipes, child care affordability, paid family and medical leave.
Wisconsin Democrats Want to Require GOP Lawmakers to Walk a Mile in Poll Workers’ Shoes
Bill would mandate Election Day service. Goal is to reduce unfounded claims about election integrity.
‘No Time to Waste’: Barnes Urges GOP To Pass Budget, Help Small Businesses
Wisconsin has “a tremendous opportunity” to help small business recovery and growth, a brewery and restaurant owner says.
Conservative Groups and Donors Trickle Down to Nonpartisan Appeals Court Races
No state Supreme Court race this year, but tens of thousands of dollars and high-profile endorsements are flying in two down-ballot races in next week’s election.
These Wisconsin Communities Still Require Face Masks, Even After a Court Tosses Statewide Rules
State Supreme Court’s conservatives couldn’t touch these communities where that are keeping safeguards in place. Others may join the list.