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‘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.
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.
‘I Don’t Want to Move’: How Wisconsin’s Broadband Gaps Hurt Rural Communities
Almost 400,000 state residents lack high-speed broadband in a time when all aspects of society are becoming more dependent on it.
One Year Later, COVID-19 Deaths Leave Many Holes Across Wisconsin
As coronavirus cases are down, the impact of losses from the virus continues to be felt.
Wis. Congressman Who Rejected Election Results Unsure Who’s to Blame for Capitol Riot
Fitzgerald also defends vote against impeaching Trump. Tiffany backs out of forum.
Wisconsin Activists Call Police Response to Capitol Riot ‘Ridiculous’
Look no further than law enforcement preparations in Kenosha last week or BLM protests.
Impeachment, 25th Amendment and Jail: The Consequences That Trump and His Supporters Could Face From Capitol Riots
Four legal and political experts weigh in on the possible fallout.
From the Editor—Thanks for Making Our First Year a Success
UpNorthNews launched one year ago to highlight Wisconsin people, places, issues, and all the things that make our state worth caring for.
Sen. Patty Schachtner Lost Her Election — Then Her Father to COVID
“Whatever he did, he was engaged in it, he did it fully,” Schachtner said of a life lesson learned from her father. “He enjoyed life, and that is something I aim to do, too.”
GG’s House, Part 3: Unveiling ‘Love in Action’
Madison community pours $100,000 of in-kind donations into the project. GG’s children respond with a donation of their own.
GG’s House, Part 2: Her Life Is One of Giving. It’s That Bond Keeping Them Together Amid Tragedy.
“When it comes to my family, my friends, and mostly anybody that knows me, if there is something I can do for you, I will do it. No ifs, ands, or buts.”
Renovation Project Underway for Anisa Scott’s Great-Grandmother
Irene Alexander lost her great granddaughter to gun violence, only to lose her brother and husband within months of the violent tragedy.
At UpNorthNews, We Have Our Own Reasons to Give Thanks
The team shares some thoughts on remembering the bright spots of 2020.
You’re About to Get a Tax Break Thanks to All That Pandemic Online Shopping
Out-of-state retailers paid more in Wisconsin taxes that will go toward targeted tax relief.
Why Those California Fires Probably Won’t Happen In Our Forest-Heavy Wisconsin
Local firefighters will still be needed out west where climate change is making the problems worse there, even as it gets wetter and hotter here.
IN PHOTOS: Wisconsin Art Gives Voice to 2020’s Politics, Pain, and Potential
Projects provide expression, opportunity, even a boost to tourism.
2018 Flood Pushes Wisconsin Village to Tackle Changing Climate
Stop contributing to the problem, and plan ahead for the impacts that are now our new normal.
Watch: Dane County Woman Shows It Takes a Village to Take Action on Climate Change
Melissa Gavin brought a global issue down to the hometown level.
You Have Three Options for Voting—Fewer as Election Day Gets Closer
Wisconsin remains a liberal state about giving voters freedom to cast ballots safely by mail or in advance, but don’t wait.
Jacob Blake’s Shooting by Officer Weighs Heavy on These Kenosha Residents
“You can feel it in the air. It’s something that’ll never go away.”
No Masks, No Distancing: People Keep Gathering Outside and It’s Causing COVID Outbreaks
People may be wrongfully assuming outdoor activity carries no risk of spread, experts say.
COVID Baking Boom Has Been a Boon for Local Grain Farmers
Meadowlark Organics building a new structure on Ridgeway farm to include test kitchen and two mills to produce their own flour on the farm.
Royalty Reaches Out To WI Hate Crime Victim
Details coming soon for town hall meeting with Markle in Wisconsin.
Evers on Toppled Capitol Statues: ‘Defies Logic, Moves Us Backward’
Governor activates Wisconsin National Guard. Vos says no reform for months.
IN PHOTOS: Murals Honoring Black Lives Now Adorn Boarded-Up Businesses on State Street
Murals started popping up on the downtown Madison street earlier this week.
Those Seeking Justice for George March On
Crowds press for police changes in the wake of Floyd homicide.
Fighting for Justice, Trying to Avoid a Virus
Weekend protests across Wisconsin mostly peaceful, but COVID-19 concerns abound.
7-year-old Feeds 600 Families for a Week
Virtual lemonade stand takes off, raising $25,000
How ‘Battleground Wisconsin’ Became a Go-To Podcast
After 400 episodes, still an outlier in a conservative media world