College Sports (Badgers): Wisconsin erased a 17-point deficit to beat No. 13 Penn State 24-20, giving Luke Fickell a signature win and pushing the Badgers toward the Top 25—now they host Michigan State as the real test shifts from comeback to consistency. Immigration & Civil Rights: A federal judge ordered deportation of Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin’s largest mosque, ruling he can be removed on foreign-policy grounds; his team says he’ll appeal. Mental Health Access: After a long delay, 988’s LGBTQ youth “Press 3” option is back, with Sen. Tammy Baldwin crediting her law requiring the specialized line. Elections Prep: Wisconsin election officials and local clerks briefed voters ahead of Nov. 3, including how absentee ballots and safeguards work. Local Government & Energy: Jefferson school leaders formally oppose the BECI transmission line, citing student health, safety, and construction impacts; meanwhile, county officials say Microsoft’s Sinnissippi solar deal shows the need for stronger local say in energy and data-center planning. Public Health & Weather: Epizootic hemorrhagic disease has been detected in Waukesha County dairy cattle; Milwaukee braces for a soggy midweek stretch. Community & Culture: Girl Scouts in DeForest installed a little free library as a Bronze Award project, and Milwaukee’s Latino Arts Strings Program marks nearly 25 years of “Mariachi to Mozart” music education.