Lifestyle
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Catch 2026 World Cup action at these Milwaukee bars
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off June 11.
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Berry lovers, take note: Wisconsin’s pick-your-own season is almost here
Ask most Wisconsin strawberry growers and they will likely admit it hasn’t been the ideal spring for growing the red, succulent fruit.
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What’s happening in Wisconsin: Badger State Buzz (June 8-14)
Welcome to this week’s Wisconsin View and Badger State Buzz—two staples of the UpNorthNews newsletter.
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Oshkosh link to ‘Backrooms’ lore grows with film release
If you’re wondering if “Backrooms” is coming full circle, yes, it is.
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World Pinball Championship bringing planet’s best players to De Pere
With apologies to The Who, even the term pinball wizard seems like an understatement when you’re talking about the caliber of players headed to the World Pinball Championship in De Pere this weekend.
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8 places to catch free concerts—from classic rock to the orchestra—this summer in Wisconsin
Avoid the excessive online fees and high ticket prices by checking out one of Wisconsin’s many free concert options this summer.
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Brewers customize Nikes with Milwaukee-area kids at AmFam Field
Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Logan Henderson and 14-year-old Shane Cox sat on the edge of the grass along the warning track of American Family Field, painting the swooshes of their new white Nike Air Force 1s purple.
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Here are ticket discounts and deals for 2026 Wisconsin State Fair
Wisconsin State Fair, celebrating its 175th year, is returning to Wisconsin State Fair Park in West Allis from Aug. 6-16.
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What’s happening in Wisconsin: Badger State Buzz (June 1-7)
Welcome to this week’s Wisconsin View and Badger State Buzz—two staples of the UpNorthNews newsletter. If you want to see the Badger State Buzz as soon as it drops each week, make sure you’re subscribed. And if you’d like your photo featured, like reader Greg M. capturing this great photo of a sunset over Little Arbor Vitae Lake, just reply…
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10% of Wisconsin residents live in food deserts. Here’s what to know.
More than 570,000 Wisconsinites live in low-income areas without access to fresh, nutritious food, but there are ways to help.
