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As the UW System Raises Tuition for the First Time in a Decade–Some Students Worry They Won’t Be Able to Afford It
For the first time since 2012, the price of in-state tuition at all UW system schools is going up.
The Hottest Holiday Toys & Where to Find Them Locally
Getting your hands on this year’s most popular toys isn’t always easy. Avoid eBay’s high resale prices by hitting these Wisconsin retailers.
9 Roadside Attractions Across Wisconsin Worth Making a Stop For
Road-tripping through Wisconsin? Exit the highway, and go big before you go home.
Put These 7 Wisconsin Festivals on Your Fall Calendar
From cranberry production to pumpkin carving contests, there’s something for everyone!
‘Throwing the Book at Ordinary People’: Republican Attorney General Candidate Eric Toney is Prosecuting Voters Over Innocent Mistakes
The Fond du Lac County district attorney has charged five people with felonies for putting a wrong address on their voter registration. If elected, he could target voters statewide.
Josh Kaul Defended Wisconsin Voters in 2020. He’s Running to Protect Them Again in 2024.
“It’s critical that we continue having an Attorney General we can count on to stand up for the will of the voters and our democracy in 2024, no matter the result,” Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul told UpNorthNews.
Mandela Barnes Calls Out Ron Johnson Over Oshkosh Defense’s Outsourcing of Jobs
Sen. Ron Johnson, who helped ram through a 2017 tax cut that benefited large corporations and his own billionaire donors, downplayed the impact of Oshkosh Defense’s decision to outsource jobs.
Gov. Evers Takes Action To Address Teacher Shortages, Mental Health Challenges
As Wisconsin’s 2022-2023 school year begins, Democratic Governor Tony Evers has taken steps to address teacher shortages and expand mental health services in the state’s K-12 public schools. Districts from northeast Wisconsin, Madison, Milwaukee and beyond have...
Never Been to Wisconsin? Here Are Places to Visit Based on the Season.
Wisconsin has a little something for everyone—but some places in the state are better to visit during certain times of the year.
The Evers Administration Prioritized Small Businesses in its COVID Response. Those Efforts Are Paying Off.
“I am as purple as you can get. I am not red. I am not blue, I could care less what party you are, your actions speak louder than words,” said Melissa Martinez, director of the Washburn Chamber of Commerce.
The Jan. 6 Insurrection Was Not an Isolated Event. In Wisconsin, the List of Suspicious or Illegal Activities Is Long.
The hearings by a special congressional committee should be treated as a warning—complacency only helps those who want to tear down our democracy.
The People Most Harmed by Climate Change Are Often Ignored. Biden and Evers Are Changing That.
The state and federal governments are each creating an Office of Environmental Justice to give voice to those who don’t have a seat at the table when plans are made that affect their environment.
Vos Caves to Pressure From Trump and Extends Gableman ‘Investigation’ Again
With no evidence of any 2020 election fraud, the antics serve to keep the GOP’s right-wing invested in efforts to cast doubt on past elections and impede future voting.
Entrepreneurs and Elected Leaders Mark One Year of Help From the American Rescue Plan
Democrats hammer Sen. Johnson for consistent opposition to pandemic relief for Wisconsin small businesses and families.
Large Farms Worsen Water Quality Concerns, Report Finds
Environmental groups find waste from mega-farms is endangering water throughout the state.
Evers on Budget Surplus: ‘This Is the People’s Money, Give It Back.’
Governor uses State of the State to call the Legislature into special session, but Republicans want to wait until after Evers wins or loses reelection.
Aluminum Christmas Trees? They’re a ‘Home-Grown’ Wisconsin Invention.
Visit Manitowoc to celebrate all things Evergleam and learn about the history of the vintage Christmas decorations.
Shopping Not Done Yet? Why Not Check Out One of These Christmas Markets
We’ve curated a list of 15 Christmas markets around Wisconsin for your wintertime enjoyment (and maybe some last-minute gift shopping)!
Shopping Not Done Yet? Why Not Check Out One of These Christmas Markets
We’ve curated a list of 15 Christmas markets around Wisconsin for your wintertime enjoyment (and maybe some last-minute gift shopping)!
Shopping Not Done Yet? Why Not Check Out One of These Christmas Markets
We’ve curated a list of 15 Christmas markets around Wisconsin for your wintertime enjoyment (and maybe some last-minute gift shopping)!
Miss the Ol’ General Store? In Wisconsin, You Don’t Need a Time Machine to Visit One.
From Door County to the former lead-mining towns of southwestern Wisconsin, general stores still tie communities together.
How Climate Change Is Causing Harmful Algae Blooms on Lake Superior
The blooms pose the biggest threat to children and pets, and they’re only becoming more common.
Native American Leaders Seeking Improvements to Curriculum After Teacher Wears Racist Outfit
Insensitive depictions of Native Americans are demeaning and further negative views that help lead to violence against indigenous people, advocates said.
Get in the Fall Mood at These 14 Wisconsin Apple Orchards
Get ready for cider donuts and apple picking fun with your ultimate guide to family-friendly apple orchards throughout the Badger State.
Wisconsin Legislator Getting More Cozy With QAnon
Meanwhile, a QAnon sympathizer from Nashotah makes a court appearance for a paintball attack on Army Reservists and promising further violence.
Farmers Show the Dairy State Has More Than Just Milk and Cheese
Producers display the diversity of their products at Farm Technology Days.
Hunters Recorded Almost Double the Kill Quota In Wisconsin’s Gray Wolf Hunt. It Was Probably Worse, Researchers Find.
The hunt was held in the middle of mating season and hunters quickly blew past the state-imposed quota. Then poachers threw another wrench in it.
‘Isn’t Good Enough for Our Kids’: Evers Signs GOP Budget Despite Concerns
Governor reluctantly signs a budget that uses the state’s surplus on tax cuts rather than education and infrastructure.
‘Isn’t Good Enough for Our Kids’: Evers Signs GOP Budget Despite Concerns
Governor reluctantly signs a budget that uses the state’s surplus on tax cuts rather than education and infrastructure.