Line 5 Update: Enbridge says the Line 5 pipeline is back in service using a temporary bypass around last month’s gas leak site in Iron County, while Wisconsin DNR had asked the company to stop work over missing state approvals and ongoing environmental concerns. Immigration & Public Benefits: A coalition of 22 states plus D.C., including Wisconsin, sued to block a new Trump “public charge” green card rule that could penalize immigrants for using benefits they’re legally entitled to. Milwaukee Elections: Milwaukee’s top election official says the “human error” that delayed primary results won’t happen again, after a download team grabbed an audit log instead of election results—without changing vote counts. Campaign Watch: Gubernatorial candidate David Crowley unveiled an anti-corruption plan focused on accountability, transparency, and limits on elected officials’ stock trading. Education & Lawsuits: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty filed a new challenge to the Minority Teacher Loan Program, arguing race-based forgiveness violates the Constitution. Local Economy: CHS announced it will break ground this fall on a $700M soybean crushing plant in Evansville, targeting an opening in 2028. Public Safety: A two-vehicle crash near Spooner left one person dead; authorities say no alcohol was involved. Sports: Wisconsin volleyball stayed No. 6 in the AVCA coaches poll after a 1-1 weekend, and the Badgers’ Sept. 26 football game at Penn State is set for a 4 p.m. kickoff on Peacock.