Conservative justices stir trouble for Republican politicians on abortion

Anti-abortion groups have been pressuring Republicans to clearly define where they stand.

Even with veto, some fear further weakening of Wisconsin child labor laws

Wisconsin labor leaders express concern about the current environment for shielding young teens from unsafe work environments.

Wisconsin Supreme Court could further reshape balance of power in Capitol

A lawsuit could scale back the GOP’s accumulation of power over the executive branch from the past decade.

Work Zone Awareness week is April 15-19

“Work Zones are temporary. Actions behind the wheel can last forever.”

3rd Congressional Democratic candidates bring different views in the effort to unseat Republican Congressman Derrick Van Orden

The three Democratic candidates join UpNorthNews Radio host Pat Kreitlow to explain why they are running to oust Republican Congressman Derrick Van Orden in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District.

Nearly 1 in 4 adults dumped from Medicaid are now uninsured, survey finds

Enrollment in Medicaid and CHIP grew to a record of nearly 94.5 million in April of last year.

As bans spread, fluoride in drinking water divides communities across the US

Public health officials say removing fluoride could be particularly harmful to low-income families — for whom drinking water may be the only source of preventive dental care.

Recount for Richland County Board Supervisor

Wisconsin, other states prepare for new PFAS drinking water rule

Public officials are sounding the alarm about health risks associated with the chemicals, including their presence in drinking water.

Justice Ann Walsh Bradley not seeking re-election to state Supreme Court

Justice Bradley's departure sets up another high-profile state Supreme Court election next spring.