Videos
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WATCH: Tom Tiffany puts Trump and special interests over Wisconsinites
Tom Tiffany wants to be your Wisconsin governor—but the decision is up to you.
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WATCH: Why this student may be one of rural WI’s last to go to medical school
President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” caps the amount of federal student loans a student can borrow—not even covering the debt most medical students graduate with. That means now, becoming a doctor may only be limited to the wealthy.
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WATCH: The latest episode of Raising Wisconsin discusses the evolution of vaccines
This week on Raising Wisconsin, Dr. Kellie takes us through the fascinating history of vaccines — and the difference they continue to make in our lives today. #wisconsin #wisconsinnews #vaccine
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WATCH: Introducing ‘Raising Wisconsin with Dr. Kellie’
As cooler temps roll in, we’re kicking off a new video series called Raising Wisconsin with UpNorthNews — in which we’ll focus on keeping your family healthy as summer winds down and fall sets in.
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WATCH: Trump wants to ban mail-in voting. What does that mean for Wisconsin?
President Trump has said he wants to ban mail-in ballots and voting machines with an executive order. But can he actually do that?
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WATCH: Tariffs are hitting Wisconsin farmers where it hurts
The tariffs are hitting our farmers hard, causing delayed equipment upgrades, more expensive supplies, and lower incomes.
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WATCH: Protecting health care matters to these Wisconsin 3rd District candidates
Health care is the number one issue constituents in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District are concerned about.
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WATCH: With hundreds of races uncontested, could the best candidate be you?
If you’ve ever thought you could do a better job than your elected officials, now’s the time to step up in Wisconsin.
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WATCH: Don’t let measles ruin your semester. Get vaccinated.
Wisconsin’s vaccination rates are among the lowest in the country, and Oconto County has already reported 13 cases of measles this month.
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WATCH: Former CDC vaccine chair warns Wisconsin could see more measles cases
Dr. Jonathan Temte, a UW professor who helped declare measles eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, says low vaccination rates put the state at risk of losing that status.
