Good evening, Wisconsin. We’re wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know and your weather outlook.

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After a short window of clearing overnight, clouds will return by Tuesday morning. Another batch of rain and rumbles will slide across central Wisconsin through the morning hours. Nothing should be severe, but anticipate some lightning. 

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Today’s Big Stories

1. Pope Francis, first Latin American pontiff who ministered with a charming, humble style, dies at 88

Pope Francis, history's first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humility and concern for the poor but alienated conservatives over climate change and critiques of capitalism, died Monday. He was 88.

• Live reactions: Wisconsin lawmakers, church leaders remember Pope Francis
• Legacy of Pope Francis remembered by many in Milwaukee’s Catholic communities
• Madison faith leaders reflect on personal encounters with late Pope Francis
• Pope Francis' impact remembered in northeast Wisconsin

2. Wisconsin governor's guidance on dealing with ICE agents draws GOP backlash

Guidance from the Democratic governor of Wisconsin's administration to state employees about what to do if immigration officials or other federal agents show up at their workplace drew fire Monday from Republicans, who said it was in defiance of the law and President Donald Trump.

3. Final preparations underway for this week's NFL Draft in Green Bay

(Spectrum News 1/Phillip Boudreaux)

Local organizations are banking on visitors to delve into more than just the draft. There’s going to be a “Booyah Battle” to share Northeast Wisconsin’s love for the chicken-based soup. Along with a “Kringle Combine” featuring samples of Wisconsin’s famous pastry. Plus, the “Living Packers Heritage Trail” with actors playing green and gold greats like Vince Lombardi and Curly Lambeau.

4. Wall Street and the dollar tumble as investors retreat further from U.S.

U.S. stocks are sinking Monday as investors pull away from the United States because of the uncertainty caused by President Donald Trump's trade war and his criticism of the Federal Reserve.

5. Which cardinals are seen as contenders to be the next pope?

Any baptized Catholic male is eligible, though only cardinals have been selected since 1378. The winner must receive at least two-thirds of the vote from those cardinals under age 80 and thus eligible to participate. Pope Francis, who died Monday, appointed the vast majority of electors, often tapping men who share his pastoral priorities, which suggests continuity rather than rupture.

Your Notes for Tomorrow

• U.S. Supreme Court considers case regarding use of LGBTQ+ books in public school curriculum
• Earth Day
• Lyrid meteor shower due to peak