- 3d ago
US measles: infant dies in Wisconsin, first such death there since 1990
Wisconsin health officials announced on 5 November that an infant died from measles complications, the state's first such death since 1990. It follows a child's death in New York reported on 2 November and a Pennsylvania death confirmed on 4 November.
- Oct 2
CBS Sports and Tony Romo part ways following July drunk driving arrest
CBS Sports and Tony Romo have mutually agreed to part ways after nine years, keeping J.J. Watt as the network's lead NFL analyst alongside Jim Nantz for the remainder of the 2026 season following Romo's July arrest in Wisconsin.
- Sep 30
Judge rules US can deport Wisconsin Islamic leader Salah Sarsour on foreign policy grounds
Immigration Judge Jayme Salinardi ordered the removal of Salah Sarsour under a 1952 foreign policy statute while rejecting claims that the Milwaukee mosque president lied on his green card application.
- Sep 30
Poland attends G20 trade talks in Milwaukee and pursues permanent seat
Finance Minister Andrzej Domański joined a two-day G20 ministerial meeting in Wisconsin on 30 September 2026, holding bilateral trade discussions while rejecting dialogue with Russian delegates.
