Health & Schools: UW Health Kids hosted its first diabetes education day for school nurses in Dane County, as Type 1 and Type 2 cases rise among children and nurses become key daily care partners. Community Safety: Wisconsin State Patrol kicked off its Labor Day “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” push, urging designated sober drivers and rideshare/public transit planning. Public Health Watch: Wisconsin measles keeps spreading—Grant County confirmed two new cases, bringing the southwestern outbreak to 36 confirmed and 3 probable. Local Culture & Faith: A new video series from the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse spotlights the Seven Pilgrim Churches of Rome, featuring Cardinal Raymond Burke and Father Chad Ripperger. Disability & Care: Children’s Wisconsin says it became the first FDA-approved Otarmeni gene therapy provider outside a clinical trial, delivering treatment to two children. Civic Life & Learning: Aspiro in Green Bay completed renovations to expand programs for more than 1,600 clients with disabilities, adding classrooms, therapy spaces, and employment support. Power & Planning: A Janesville open house will gather feedback on a major 765-kilovolt transmission line project that could bring 175-foot towers through Rock County. Sports (Wisconsin): The Badgers open volleyball season at Fiserv Forum against Kentucky, with a new roster blend and high expectations for transfers.