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Rutgers faces Wisconsin in a Week 10 college football matchup that is drawing attention as fans look ahead to the game. ESPN has released a predicted final score for the contest, giving Badgers fans and bettors a benchmark for expectations. The matchup is trending as kickoff approaches, with preview coverage and score predictions fueling discussion among college football followers.
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Ticketmaster is drawing attention across several stories at once. In Wisconsin, a woman accused of stealing more than $18,000 through fraudulent loans against elderly victims allegedly used part of the money to buy Ticketmaster tickets, with a commissioner later reducing her $50,000 bail to zero. Separately, Australia's consumer group Choice handed its Shonky award to ticket sellers including Ticketmaster, while TicketNews reports the company retains its leading NFL ticket resale role as the league opens access to competitors.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has detained a Wisconsin state trooper, according to trending coverage in the United States. The case of a law enforcement officer being caught up in immigration enforcement is drawing attention, with commentators questioning how an active trooper came to ICE's attention and what it says about the scope of current deportation operations.
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Bernie Sanders, alongside Senators Ron Wyden and Ed Markey, has introduced legislation to ban the federal government from using Flock's AI-powered license plate and surveillance cameras. The bill targets growing concerns over automated surveillance networks, with similar measures also proposed in Congress. Sanders is also campaigning for Democratic House candidates ahead of the midterm elections, including an appearance in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
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Saturday Night Live's cast is in the news as viewers react to recent changes and appearances. Ben Marshall, a member of the show's Please Don't Destroy comedy trio, is being profiled by outlets, while Grace Reiter, a Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin native, made her Saturday Night Live debut, drawing hometown pride and coverage from local Wisconsin media.
- 6Merrill community calendar lists local entertainment events▼Area Events & Entertainment Community Calendar
Merrill Foto News is publishing its regular community calendar of area events and entertainment. The listing rounds up upcoming local activities for residents of the Merrill, Wisconsin area. No specific events or dates are detailed in the available information, and there is no sign of notable discussion beyond the routine listing itself.
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College football weekend results are drawing attention, with Oregon quarterback Dylan Raiola rebounding from earlier struggles in a strong performance, while Wisconsin's flat showing put the team among the weekend's losers. Coverage of the winners and losers from the slate is circulating widely among fans reacting to the outcomes.
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Connie Britton is drawing searches in the US and Canada at the same time as reports that Will Ferrell DJed at a University of Wisconsin fraternity party ahead of the Badgers-USC football game. The Wisconsin State Journal covered the actor's surprise appearance in Madison, and Britton's name has been swept up in the same wave of attention, though the connection between the two is not fully explained in the coverage.
- 9Wisconsin ICE Arrestee's Case Goes to US Supreme Court▼Wisconsin ICE arrestee’s case heads to US Supreme Court
The case of a person arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Wisconsin is heading to the US Supreme Court. Wisconsin outlets including Civic Media, Urban Milwaukee and Wisconsin Watch are covering the development, which could set precedent on immigration enforcement and detention rights as the justices take up questions raised by the arrest.
- 10Measles cases top 310 in southwestern Wisconsin outbreak▼Measles cases top 310 as outbreak continues in southwestern Wisconsin
A measles outbreak in southwestern Wisconsin has surpassed 310 confirmed cases, with health officials reporting that infections continue to climb. The outbreak has become one of the more significant measles events in the region, drawing attention to vaccination coverage and public health response efforts as authorities work to contain further spread.
- 11Republicans blame Trump and national environment for Wisconsin losses▼Republicans blame Trump and national environment on their sweeping losses in Wisconsin
Republicans suffered sweeping electoral losses in Wisconsin, and party figures are pointing to President Trump and the broader national political climate as the cause. Local strategists and commentators argue that the unpopular national environment dragged down their candidates, prompting debate within the party over how to compete in the state going forward.
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Health officials in Wisconsin are weighing early measles vaccination for some infants as an outbreak continues to grow in the state. Giving the measles, mumps and rubella shot ahead of the usual schedule could offer added protection to babies too young for routine immunization. The report has drawn attention from parents and health watchers as cases rise.
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A local news listing outlines upcoming events and activities at the Waunakee Public Library in Waunakee, Wisconsin. The roundup covers programming and services available to residents at the library in the coming days. Community members are checking the updates to plan visits and take part in local events.