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FBI Joins Probe After Black Madison Woman Set on Fire in Racist Attack
Family spokesman tells UpNorthNews she’s “resilient, smart, and forgiving young lady” who is “doing better.”
Madison Holds Birthday Party for Breonna Taylor
Killed by Louisville police in her home, Taylor would have turned 27 Friday.
Two Black Men Moved Into a Madison-Area Neighborhood. Then Cops Were Called For No Reason.
Both are graduates of Monona High School. One played football for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
75 State Street Madison Businesses Damaged During Saturday Night Riots
Hundreds respond to call to clean up Sunday morning. Curfew in place again Sunday night.
The Right-Wing Activist Behind the Madison Protest Is Suing To Kill All Local Stay-Home Orders
The suit would permanently cripple local health departments’ ability to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, and any in the future.
Madison’s Top Chefs Serving Up Gourmet Feasts for the Frontline
Father of SSMHealth ICU nurse comes up with idea to show gratitude to daughter, coworkers by bringing good eats their way
Right-Wing Group Says COVID Is A Hoax. Now They Plan to Protest in Madison
Wisconsin’s protest is among others apparently seeded by a national conspiracist effort.
Dire Message for Madison: Assume You May Be Exposed
Dane County and Madison leaders emphasize staying home as virus spreads
Here’s your ‘Do Something!’ calendar for April 17-23
A weekly roundup of Wisconsin protests, political events, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide–Friday, April 17, through Thursday, April 23.
Here’s your ‘Do Something!’ calendar for April 10-16
A weekly roundup of Wisconsin protests, political events, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide–Friday, April 10, through Tuesday, April 16.
What’s Happening in Wisconsin: Your View and the Badger State Buzz (April 6-12)
Welcome to this week’s Wisconsin View and Badger State Buzz—two staples of the UpNorthNews newsletter.
Political money pours into Wisconsin’s school board elections
Although school board elections are supposed to be nonpartisan, there’s plenty of political money pouring into local campaigns ahead of the April 7 election.
We said ‘yes’ to the dress at Wisconsin’s only exclusive plus-size bridal shop—plus 4 more to know
Get the inside scoop on Wisconsin’s only exclusive plus-size bridal shop, plus four other shops to check out.
Wisconsin hockey blocks out noise as it prepares for Frozen Four, Las Vegas
Wisconsin men’s hockey team is heading to Las Vegas for the Frozen Four.
Your weekly guide to taking action in Wisconsin (April 2-7)
This week’s roundup focuses on Wisconsin’s April 7 Supreme Court election, with debate watch parties, canvass and phonebanking opportunities, and chances to meet candidates.
Watch: ICE detentions increased by 75% in 2025.
One small law center in Madison is rising to meet the needs of immigrant communities facing deportation.
Today, the Community Immigration Law Center is expanding their team of lawyers, paralegals, and even volunteers to help.
Follow @upnorthnewswi for more.
What to know about Wisconsin’s 3 pay-what-you-can cafes
There are no set prices at these Milwaukee restaurants, which offer various pay-what-you-can options.
14 celebrities who went to college in Wisconsin
Find out if you share an alma mater with one these 14 celebrities who attended college in Wisconsin.
Your guide to celebrating Transgender Day of Visibility in Wisconsin
Check out this roundup of Transgender Day of Visibility celebrations and community events in Wisconsin.
What’s Happening in Wisconsin: Your View and the Badger State Buzz (March 30-April 5)
Welcome to this week’s Wisconsin View and Badger State Buzz—two staples of the UpNorthNews newsletter.
Democrats see a new crop of rising leaders ready to take control of the legislature
As long-tenured Republicans flock to the exits, Democrats believe voters are ready to elect some local leaders to the state legislature.
Your guide to taking action in Wisconsin on No Kings Day
A roundup of No Kings Day protests, marches, and rallies at the State Capitol and across Wisconsin on March 28th.
Fighting for our lights: US and WI Democrats want to end the energy burden for Wisconsinites
Rising utility bills in Wisconsin are creating a significant “energy burden” for families, with some households spending over 10%—and in some cases up to 20%—of their annual income on heat and electricity. While state Democratic lawmakers have had their hands tied by a Republican majority, Democratic lawmakers in Washington have decided to give it a try, with the Energy Bills Relief Act.
10 animal sanctuaries in Wisconsin (+ the animals you’ll see at each one)
Oh my! Lions, tigers, bears, and even more animals are rescued and can be seen at animal sanctuaries in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin regulators approve two new solar projects for $360 million
State utility regulators unanimously approved another pair of solar projects that may help power hyperscale data centers. The Public Service Commission approved on March 19 We Energies' purchase of Good Oak and Gristmill solar generation facilities in Columbia County....
Here’s your ‘Do Something!’ calendar for March 20-26
This week: Prepare for the upcoming No Kings National Day of Action protests on March 28 with sign-making parties and Know Your Rights trainings.
Phelps: Let’s use simple math to help schools – higher state aid, lower property taxes
With another 72 school referendums on the April ballot, assembly Democrats seek to put $1.3 billion of the state’s surplus into public schools.
Sean Duffy’s son-in-law brings chaos to a WI GOP endorsement vote
Michael Alfonso wins a push to not endorse any candidate in the 7th Congressional District, causing the convention to devolve into a sh**show, according to a conservative news site.
What are the final snow totals from Wisconsin’s March winter storm?
The snow has finally stopped falling, and tallies show the massive March winter storm brought more than 30 inches of snow to parts of Wisconsin. In central Wisconsin, which was hit hardest, the storm began the evening of Saturday, March 14 and did not relent until the...