Coronavirus

• 1 million Wisconsinites have received at least 1 dose of the COVID-19 vaccine
• Detroit mayor declines Johnson & Johnson allotment, saying the other vaccines are better
• Milwaukee team creates app that allows users to connect and give COVID ratings to bars, restaurants
• Senate facing series of politically tough votes amid Covid relief push
• Teachers excited for a more normal school year after receiving COVID-19 vaccine
• California to reserve 40% of vaccine doses for underserved communities
• 'It was a key priority': UW Health discusses equitable vaccine distribution
• 'It's too soon for it': Small business owners react to Texas dropping mask mandate
• Catholic bishops express concerns over Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
• Milwaukee VA lowers vaccine eligibility to enrolled veterans 55 and older
• Wisconsin DHS launches COVID-19 vaccine assistance hotline
• Italy blocks export of Covid-19 vaccine doses to Australia, using EU powers for the first time
• Hayat Pharmacy and Hmong agency partner for walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic
• Senate begins marathon Covid relief push as debate opens with reading 600-page bill aloud
• Wisconsin Pick ‘n Save, Metro Market stores to get vaccine boost from federal program
• ‘Put down their civilian lives’: WI National Guard closes in on one year assisting with pandemic response
• 'That gives us our summers back': Local leaders hopeful as Biden promises enough vaccines by end of May
• Senate Democrats still finishing their Covid relief bill as vote timing creeps toward the weekend
• Jill Biden to visit two reopened schools as part of education focus
• ‘A priority’: New partnership aims to get educators in Milwaukee vaccinated in next two weeks
• First doses of authorized Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine administered in Ohio
• An exhausted Texas ICU nurse says she's scared about an end to the state's mask mandate
• Wauwatosa, Racine school districts ramp up in-person instruction
• MPS Superintendent Dr. Keith Posley receives COVID-19 vaccine
• Milwaukee wants to have all teachers, child care staff vaccinated by March 15
• Dolly Parton has received her first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine
• Wisconsin shows positive numbers in vaccine rate
• 34 doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine expired before use, Milwaukee Health Department says
• Milwaukee VA opens vaccinations to enrolled veterans 60 and older
• President Biden says US will have enough vaccine for every adult by the end of May
• Local pediatrician encouraging kids to get active, return to sports safely
• Mammograms pick up swelling due to Covid-19 vaccine, causing unnecessary fear, radiologists say
• Biden to announce that Merck will work with Johnson & Johnson to manufacture coronavirus vaccine
• Left out of House stimulus, hospitals and nursing homes pin hopes on the Senate
• Biden urges Senate Democrats to reject poison pills that could sink relief plan ahead of push for passage
• Wisconsin COVID-19 vaccination registry set to launch
• Wisconsin anticipating 47K doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine next week
• 1st case of UK COVID variant found in Kenosha County
• Floral Heart Project honors lives lost to COVID in Milwaukee
• Potawatomi Hotel & Casino adds new technology to increase guest, staff safety
• Those with chronic conditions wait for vaccine in Wisconsin
• Domestic violence incidents rose in the US during pandemic lockdowns, analysis finds
• Stimulus negotiations: Pressure turns to the Senate to close deal on Covid relief
• Teachers, others in Phase 1B now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine under Wisconsin guidelines
• March marks steps forward for Wisconsin’s vaccination efforts
• Teachers in Milwaukee, Racine prepare to get COVID-19 vaccine as eligibility opens Monday
• Doctors say once you're eligible, get the first COVID-19 vaccine available to you
• Wisconsin's largest teachers union raises concerns about DHS ranking districts for vaccines
• CDC must encourage better ventilation to stop coronavirus spread in schools, experts say
• US advisers endorse single-shot COVID-19 vaccine from J&J
• Thousands of vaccine appointments postponed due to lack of supply, weather
• Local lawmakers weigh in on COVID-19 relief plan
• Wisconsin DHS launches COVID-19 vaccine provider map
• Airbnb: New hosts earn $1 billion since start of pandemic
• House passes Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid relief package
• Study shows previously infected people may only need one COVID-19 vaccine dose
• K-12 and higher ed teachers, child care workers prioritized for vaccine starting March 1
• Milwaukee Health Department prepares to vaccinate educators
• North Carolina woman is accused of using her $149,000 Covid-19 relief loan for shopping sprees
• Study finds COVID-19 diagnosis connected to developing psychiatric conditions
• Moderna, Pfizer test vaccine strategies against new variants
• Milwaukee Health Department adjusts COVID testing site hours at American Family Field
• ‘It’s Up to You’: New COVID-19 vaccine education initiative launches Thursday
• North Carolina woman is accused of using her $149,000 Covid-19 relief loan for shopping sprees
• Traumatized and tired, nurses are quitting due to the pandemic
• Gov. Evers announces $322 million in funding for Wisconsin Emergency Assistance Program
• Kenosha County: COVID-19 vaccine appointments available Thursday
• White House lifts Trump order that temporarily banned certain immigrant visas during pandemic
• Pentagon chief urges service members to get vaccinated after it was revealed one-third are opting out
• Report: Outdoor activities soared during pandemic
• Third booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine to fight new variants in the works
• Hayat Pharmacy finding success with walk-in clinics for COVID-19 vaccine
• 'This is a game changer': Wisconsin doctors expect FDA approval for Johnson & Johnson vaccine soon
• Questions remain on J&J Covid-19 vaccine rollout as authorization decision approaches
• Biden administration to send 25 million masks to community health centers and food pantries
• What you should know about the latest proposed COVID-19 relief bill
• FDA says Johnson & Johnson 1-dose shot prevents COVID; final decision soon
• Normal reaction from COVID-19 vaccine could cause confusion with annual mammogram screenings
• Chicago lists Wisconsin one of 31 states in travel ban
• FDA advisers to consider recommending single-dose Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine this week
• Wisconsin to open 4 more community vaccine clinics, one in Racine County
• UW Health patients have options when receiving COVID vaccines
• California woman's new ID has a photo of her wearing a face mask
• CDC updates guidelines on coronavirus variants
• Some people with long Covid are seeing persistent symptoms up to 9 months after infection
• Wisconsin experiencing vaccine shipment delays due to severe weather conditions
• Wisconsin reports no COVID-19 deaths for second day in a row
• Local health departments start site testing Wisconsin’s new vaccine registry
• Wisconsin lists no virus deaths for 1st time since September
• Wisconsin to launch new vaccine registry; 9 health departments to begin testing system next week
• Hospitalized COVID-19 patients with severe illness more likely to have organ damage
• Biden defends progress on COVID as weather delays 6M shots
• Teachers, other groups eligible for vaccine on Mar. 1; health departments concerned about low supply
• Milwaukee Health Department says software glitch allowed people who aren't eligible to sign up for vaccine
• Evers signs new bill allowing pharmacy technicians to administer COVID vaccines
• UW-Madison issues warning amid spike in COVID-19 cases
• 'Doing our best': Kegel’s Inn prepares for another Lenten fish fry season during pandemic
• Some Wisconsin communities to start state vaccine registration next week
• Pandemic could last longer if new variants begin to escape vaccine-induced immunity
• Wisconsin DHS to launch new portal to sign up to get COVID-19 vaccine