Politics & Voting Rules: Wisconsin voters can’t change an absentee ballot after it’s been returned to the municipal clerk—even if a candidate drops out—after guidance updated July 9 following a court decision, with Sara Rodriguez and Missy Hughes still on the Aug. 11 ballot due to filing deadlines. Public Health: Health officials are urging clinicians to test for cyclosporiasis (Cyclospora) as cases rise sharply this summer, including a major multi-state cluster still under investigation. Milwaukee Accountability: City leaders are pressing the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District for answers after a clogged combined sewer pipe may have worsened Bay View flooding, demanding timelines and compensation plans. Back-to-School Care: Eye exams are being pushed as a key part of kids’ back-to-school routines since screenings don’t check how eyes work together. Community & Faith: Waukesha residents can honor the late Paul Farrow through a new community fund, and St. Joseph Church in Waukesha is set to reopen after a seven-month restoration. Culture & Family Fun: Eaux Claires returns July 24-25 in Eau Claire with a big lineup and art-meets-music programming, while Oshkosh’s Caramel Crisp Bookstore plans aviation and Harry Potter-themed events. Sports: The Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward set three women’s world records, and Powerball’s jackpot is nearing $600 million as the game expands to the UK.