Wisconsin
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Tom Tiffany thinks some Jan. 6 rioters deserve payouts
The GOP candidate for Wisconsin governor faces pushback as critics call it a slush fund tied to Trump’s 2020 election plot — that Tiffany supported.
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Question of the Week: Tiffany’s 2020 election denialism
The Republican candidate for Wisconsin governor has a solid insurrection-adjacent record of quotes and votes. Does it matter? It’s our newsletter Question of the Week for May 28.
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Looking for fireflies? Here’s where you can find them in Wisconsin
They go by a few different names: fireflies, glow flies, lightning bugs – but whatever you call them, these glowing insects are about to make their annual debut.
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Wisconsinites share their favorite ice cream spots
Looking for a new spot to grab a scoop? Our readers have you covered.
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Fishing Has No Boundaries celebrates 39 years of inclusion
For almost 40 years, Fishing Has No Boundaries has worked to create unforgettable memories for individuals with disabilities and their families.
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Medieval resort among Wisconsin Dells’ newest attractions for summer 2026
For many, the thought of Wisconsin summer calls a few things to mind: sunshine, boat days, hikes, festivals – and a trip to the Wisconsin Dells.
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What’s happening in Wisconsin: Badger State Buzz (May 26-31)
Welcome to this week’s Wisconsin View and Badger State Buzz—two staples of the UpNorthNews newsletter.
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What $1,000 rent gets you in Wisconsin right now
Wisconsinites have some of the most affordable rent in the Midwest, but prices vary by location. Here’s what you can get for $1,000/month across the state.
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Here’s how WI candidates for governor would clean up politics and protect your right to vote
Democratic candidates frequently make general promises to defend democracy, but some Democrats are getting more specific and want to ban corporate money in our elections.
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The WI Legislature failed to improve data center oversight, so now what?
Wisconsin has generous tax breaks for data centers, but their growth may come with higher utility bills and depleted natural resources unless lawmakers start working together.
