Brewers: Milwaukee moved within one win of the World Series, beating the Dodgers 6-2 to take a 3-0 lead in the NLCS. Plane Crash: Six people, including a child, died when a small plane crashed in Sauk County. Investigators are examining the pilot’s report of ice on the wings. Youth Corrections: Gov. Tony Evers toured Milwaukee’s new 32-bed youth facility, set to open next month as the state moves to close Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake. Election Watch: Wisconsin officials say November voting rules are unchanged and they’re preparing for Election Day; absentee ballots sent to clerks are down about 30% from 2022. “No Kings: Vote Early” events are planned statewide Saturday, though no ballots will be cast on site. Data Centers: Milwaukee approved a one-year pause on new development, while Madison residents weigh zoning plans ahead of its moratorium’s January expiration. Environment: The DNR issued Enbridge a formal violation notice over Line 5 construction and spill-response issues. Milwaukee Growth: A new 337,000-square-foot air cargo center at Mitchell International aims to draw shipping business from Illinois airports. Separately, Milwaukee remains a rare seller’s market, with 16.1% fewer home sellers than buyers.