1. In 1868, the University of Wisconsin-Madison held its first classes. The university, originally named the University of Wisconsin, was the first public university in the state and has since become a renowned institution for research, academics, and athletics.

2. In 1962, the Milwaukee Braves played their final home game at County Stadium. The team relocated to Atlanta the following year after 13 seasons in Milwaukee.

3. In 1983, the Harley-Davidson Museum opened in Milwaukee. The museum showcases the iconic American motorcycle brand's history and culture, featuring exhibits, artifacts, and interactive displays.

4. In 2008, the Wisconsin State Capitol was briefly occupied by protesters demonstrating against a proposed state budget that included cuts to education funding. The occupation lasted for nearly three weeks, and the protesters staged a variety of demonstrations and events.

5. In 2012, singer-songwriter Bon Iver was awarded the Best New Artist and Best Alternative Music Album awards at the 54th Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles. Bon Iver, whose real name is Justin Vernon, is from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and has become an acclaimed musician worldwide.