Articles by Cearron Bagenda

• Bucks celebrate NBA Championship with victory parade in Milwaukee
• Fans waiting for hours to get their hands on Bucks championship merchandise
• Tens of thousands to attend Deer District watch party, doctors expect COVID cases to follow
• Authorities: Wisconsin gas station shooter killed himself
• 'The energy is through the roof': Milwaukee Bucks fans take over Water Street for Game 4
• Milwaukee Mayor Barrett says increase in positive COVID tests should be concerning
• Wisconsin sees slight uptick in COVID cases, Delta variant likely the reason
• Pfizer anticipating booster needed to provide better efficacy, but federal regulators say not yet
• Wisconsin Humane Society seeks fosters after taking in 55 cats from home, with more expected
• Delta has become the dominant variant, making up nearly 52-percent of new infections
• 'You want to come be part of this': Bucks hold indoor watch party for Game 1 of NBA Finals
• Out of nearly 3 million fully vaccinated people in Wisconsin, 21 have died of COVID-19
• Milwaukee Health Department shares COVID-19 reminders ahead of holiday weekend
• Delta variant has some cities reinstating indoor mask recommendations, even if you're fully vaccinated
• Bucks vs. Hawks Game 4 watch party: Fans bring excitement to the Deer District
• Doctors say surges from Delta variant could come to areas in Wisconsin with low vaccination rates
• CDC: Unvaccinated people now make up almost all COVID-19 deaths
• Optional masking during cold and flu seasons could be the new norm
• Bucks fans cheer on team from newly-made overflow area in former Bradley Center lot
• Doctors focus on patients with long COVID as pandemic slows down in Wisconsin
• Gov. Evers, DHS announce COVID-19 testing support for schools
• Wisconsin at lowest percent positivity since start of pandemic, doctors say summer will be normal for many
• Doctors say people with previous COVID-19 infections should get vaccinated as Delta variant spreads
• Milwaukee health officials say more contagious Delta variant is prevalent in the city
• Novavax: Large study finds COVID-19 shot about 90% effective
• Get your shave and your shot: Gee's Clippers helps ramp up vaccinations in minority communities
• What the new Delta coronavirus variant could mean for Milwaukee area's reopening
• One week after Milwaukee lifts health order, officials say COVID-19 trends at an all-time low
• FDA approves much-debated Alzheimer's drug panned by experts
• Experts advise taking mask breaks during this weekend's heat wave
• Milwaukee restaurants face staffing shortage as COVID restrictions lift and Downtown Dining Week kicks off
• Doctors say surge after Memorial Day will likely be blunted because of vaccines
• Some businesses and organizations follow Milwaukee's footsteps in dropping mask requirements
• Passion for martial arts drives actor Mike Moh to inspire
• State health officials want to help match employers with vaccinators for employee clinics
• Bucks, Brewers ease COVID-19 restrictions starting June 1
• Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine works in kids as young as 12
• Few cases of heart inflammation in teens and young adults after COVID-19 vaccine being investigated
• Wisconsin's first Asian-American state representative takes office during tumultuous time
• Booster vaccines for COVID-19 are likely needed, but when?
• Milwaukee County announces at-home vaccination program, updates mask order
• Consumer rights lawyer says businesses asking customers for proof of vaccination could be risky
• City of Milwaukee to end COVID-19 restrictions June 1
• Even with updated CDC guidelines, doctors say some people should still mask
• Milwaukee restaurants and festivals excited following city's announcement on easing restrictions
• Waukesha School Board votes to make masks optional in schools
• Plans underway to administer COVID-19 vaccines to kids ages 12-15 in Milwaukee schools
• Doctors say FDA authorization of Pfizer vaccine for teens is a step in getting life back to normal
• Doctors say Pfizer's application for full FDA approval could increase vaccine confidence
• Milwaukee Health Department planning Pfizer distribution for kids 12-15, amid survey showing most parents hesitant
• Oconomowoc school board approves plan making face masks mandatory indoors, optional outdoors
• Seven MPS schools have now returned to virtual learning due to COVID cases
• Experts say healthy diet and light exercise may boost immune response to the COVID-19 vaccine
• Less restrictive CDC guidelines may come out soon as cases fall nationwide and locally
• Is it okay to drink alcohol after getting vaccinated? Doctors say it depends how much
• Milwaukee Repertory Theater opens its doors for first live show in 13 months
• New CDC guidelines expected on wearing masks outdoors; doctors advise carrying one at all times
• Study says less than 1% of people end up with COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated
• Doctors seeing increased cases of long Covid in children
• Activists 'reinvigorated' by Chauvin verdict, but say many families are still awaiting justice
• Doctors say the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is still needed to vaccinate hard to reach populations
• Doctors urge adults in close contact with kids to get vaccinated, as cases spike in younger population
• Doctors say women not more likely than men to have side effects after COVID-19 vaccine
• Warning signs to look out for if you got the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
• State health officials say highest number of COVID-19 cases detected in kids under 18
• One in three people previously infected with COVID-19 will end up with symptoms of brain disease
• Doctors say B.1.1.7 variant and team sports causing rise in youth COVID-19 cases
• Thousands vaccinated at Milwaukee walk-in clinics as eligibility opens up to 16+
• Wisconsin nursing homes see 97-percent decrease in COVID-19 cases since late December
• Officials advise eligible people to schedule vaccines now before eligibility widens April 5
• Doctors recommend finishing both Pfizer and Moderna doses despite study showing high single-dose efficacy
• Doctors recommend going to same place for 2nd vaccine dose, barring special circumstances
• Efforts to vaccinate thousands of homebound Wisconsin residents underway
• AstraZeneca's two-dose vaccine nearly 80-percent effective in U.S. trials
• 'Glad to be back': Badgers fans rejoice as March Madness returns to Deer District
• City of Milwaukee easing COVID-19 restrictions beginning March 19
• Two walk-in COVID-19 vaccine sites to open up for people living in priority ZIP codes
• Doctors reflect on COVID-19 medical challenges and breakthroughs 1 year later
• Milwaukee community reflects on 1 year since the first COVID-19 case in the city
• One year mark of COVID-19 pandemic shows progress and the need to remain vigilant