Coronavirus

• 'Keep everybody safe:' Local doctor advises people to cancel trick-or-treating plans
• DHS: Wisconsin officially tops 200,000 cases of COVID-19
• US stocks tumble toward worst day in a month amid virus woes
• Bridal stylish shares inspiration for couples dealing with postponed weddings
• Wisconsin health officials worry about contact tracing plans
• Whitefish Bay students to move to virtual learning, not enough staff to cover in-person learning
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• White House chief of staff: 'We are not going to control the pandemic'
• State Fair Park COVID-19 facility sees its third patient
• The New York Times: Nine of nation's top 20 coronavirus metros are in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee cracking down on bars, businesses as city sees uptick in COVID-19 cases
• Dr. Birx: Wisconsin’s coronavirus trends are ‘deeply concerning’
• 2nd patient admitted to State Fair COVID-19 facility as officials report nearly 4,400 new cases
• Wearing masks could save more than 100,000 US lives through February, new study suggests
• WILL files motion in Polk County lawsuit on Gov. Evers’ emergency declarations
• El Paso funeral homes prepare refrigerated units to house bodies as Covid-19 cases in the Texas city soar
• Chicago announced a business curfew and banned large social gatherings as Covid-19 cases rise
• COVID-19 deaths and disease disproportionately affecting certain population groups in the area
• State health officials say COVID-19 is everywhere in the state and it's spreading silently
• FDA approves remdesivir to treat Covid-19
• Milwaukee County COVID cases and hospitalizations reach highest point ever, no slow down seen for now
• 'Critical timeframe:' Red Cross asking for blood donations amid pandemic, ahead of flu season
• This 5-year-old wrote a book to help kids battle the stress of the coronavirus pandemic
• State Fair Park COVID-19 facility accepts 1st patient as Wisconsin sees another record day
• Milwaukee mayor not saying whether restrictions will be added back for businesses, bars, restaurants
• Milwaukee offering free shuttles to Miller Park COVID-19 testing site
• Doctors ask people avoid having small indoor gatherings as holidays approach
• A Texas woman died on a plane of Covid-19 in July
• Milwaukee reviewing current COVID safety plan; could move backwards
• 'Up to us to make this better:' State leaders call for mitigation efforts amid continued surge
• Brookfield East goes virtual through Friday after staff members test positive for COVID-19
• Miller Park opens up for COVID-19 testing
• Judge puts Wisconsin capacity limit order back into effect
• CVS is filling thousands of pharmacy jobs to battle coronavirus
• Red Cross blood donations being tested for COVID-19 antibodies to help patients
• Wisconsin state park visits surge amid coronavirus pandemic
• Deadline looms for stimulus deal before Election Day with key differences unresolved
• Oak Creek-Franklin, Sheboygan School Districts to return to remote learning
• Pandemic love: A couple got married at the US-Canada border so guests from both countries could attend
• Biden leading Trump in Wisconsin in latest CBS News poll
• CVS, Walgreens to help distribute Covid vaccines to nursing homes
• Wisconsin suspends coronavirus totals during computer work
• 7 ways to stay healthy (and sane) during the fall coronavirus surge
• Surge in virus cases poses potential problems for Wisconsin's hospital workforce, PPE
• 15 patients, staff members test positive for COVID-19 at Froedtert rehab unit
• DHS: COVID-19 web pages will face weekend outage as system upgrade takes place
• Wisconsin hits daily high for positive COVID-19 cases for third time this week
• The president of a New York college resigns after more than 700 students test positive for Covid-19
• City of Racine releases guidance for trick-or-treating
• Counties ask for help in coronavirus contact tracing
• Visitor restrictions implemented at Advocate Aurora as COVID-19 cases surge
• Continuing to dine outside in the cold? Milwaukee alderwoman proposes extending city streets program
• Wisconsin fight against coronavirus ‘going to get worse before it gets better’
• Milwaukee County mayors say more federal money needed to battle virus
• Wisconsin sets daily record for virus cases, again
• Report: White House COVID-19 Task Force concerned about Wisconsin
• People with blood type O may have lower risk of Covid-19 infection and severe illness, two new studies suggest
• Biden campaign halts Kamala Harris' travel after two people in campaign's orbit test positive for coronavirus
• How the COVID-19 pandemic has changed home sales
• Global Handwashing Day: Dad creates smart soap for families, kids
• Doctors say people should buckle down on COVID-19 measures to slow Wisconsin’s surge
• Temporary COVID-19 care facility opens at Wisconsin State Fair Park
• Despite growing coronavirus cases and deaths, state lawmakers remain stuck on response
• Some hospitals may be ready to transfer patients to COVID-19 Alternate Care Facility ahead of opening
• 'Hunker down': The fall Covid-19 surge is here
• Racine prison is third in Wisconsin to experience coronavirus outbreak
• Mayor Tom Barrett: 'If bars want to screw this up, there's going to be problems'
• 'We've let down our guard': Wisconsin reports new record number of COVID-19 deaths, cases
• 'A second chance:' Recovered COVID-19 patient meets plasma donor in Milwaukee
• How coronavirus changed the way veterinary medicine is practiced
• 2nd COVID-19 vaccine trial paused over unexplained illness
• Researchers project COVID-19 case increase in nearly every WI county through October
• UW System: Efforts to reduce COVID-19 cases on campus are working
• Most people try to avoid Covid-19. But thousands are signing up to be deliberately exposed
• Judge gives Gov. Evers victory on mask mandate as legal, political battle over coronavirus response continues
• Milwaukee UMOS member in need of double-lung transplant after contracting coronavirus
• Trump's doctor says the President has tested negative on consecutive days
• Gov. Evers to open State Fair Park COVID-19 care facility
• Wisconsin judge upholds mask order for enclosed spaces
• Wisconsin officials confirm nearly 2,700 new COVID-19 cases
• Wisconsin reports 18 more COVID-19 deaths as cases surge
• COVID-19 spike in Green Bay could force new patients to Milwaukee hospitals
• Coronavirus outbreak at northern Wisconsin mink farm
• Evers 'concerned' by Milwaukee's decision not to enforce 25% capacity mandate for restaurants, bars
• As coronavirus cases increase statewide, Milwaukee health leaders prepare for patient surge
• Sheboygan County struggles to contain coronavirus as cases surge
• Miller Park COVID testing site hiring
• Wisconsin tops 3,000 coronavirus cases for first time with new single-day record
• 'Deeply concerning:' Racine County sees new surge in COVID-19 cases
• 2 prisoners at Dodge County Correctional Institution die after contracting COVID-19
• City of Milwaukee will continue to enforce local COVID-19 plan over Gov. Evers' emergency order
• 'We're not surviving': Business owners worry about operating at 25% capacity; medical groups support Evers' efforts
• Pandemic limiting what NFL players can do on their off weeks
• Gov. Evers issues new order limiting public gatherings to no more than 25% capacity
• North Carolina elementary school teacher dies days after testing positive for Covid-19
• Packers announce no fans allowed at Lambeau Field indefinitely
• Miller Park to become new community COVID testing center Oct. 19
• Corrections: Another COVID-19 outbreak in a Wisconsin prison
• Players, coaches quarantine after someone affiliated with Kenosha Nationals Baseball Club tests positive for COVID-19
• 'Leaving the hospital doesn’t mean you’re out of the woods:' Doctors discuss hospital discharge for COVID patients