• Milwaukeeans reflect on 5-year anniversary of COVID-19 pandemic
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss latest COVID updates
• Noticing more people wearing COVID-19 masks again? Here's why
• Wisconsin sees slight uptick in Covid cases, new booster to be released this fall
• Covid cases in Wisconsin on the rise as we approach fall
• Gov. Evers: State agencies prepping to return federal COVID aid under debt deal
• What does the end of the federal Covid public health emergency mean for Milwaukee County?
• Changes announced to COVID-19 vaccine and testing sites in Milwaukee
• Doctors encourage COVID-19 vaccinations, 3 years since virus first confirmed in Milwaukee Co.
• COVID-19: 3 years later
• UW Health chief quality officer discusses the latest COVID-19 news
• Milwaukee Co. workers, MCTS riders no longer need masks as COVID-19 risk level moves to 'low'
• Free COVID-19 testing program expanded, two free kits offered monthly
• UW Health chief quality officer discusses the latest COVID developments
• 'Highly contagious' COVID variant headed to Wisconsin
• UW Health discusses the XBB1.5 COVID-19 variant
• Rise in COVID-19 cases in Milwaukee area a 'concern' for health leaders as people gather for holidays
• UW Health doctor discusses the difference between flu, COVID-19, RSV
• UW Health chief quality officer discusses flu and other respiratory illnesses
• DHS: Wisconsin households eligible to order more free Covid-19 rapid test kits
• UW Health discusses the latest news about COVID-19
• UW Health discusses threat of a 'tripledemic'
• Milwaukee health officials push for people to get latest COVID boosters
• UW Health doctor answers COVID-19 questions
• University of Wisconsin doctor answers questions regarding COVID-19, including masks and vaccines
• Milwaukee County's COVID-19 masking guidelines weakened
• Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin tests positive for COVID-19
• Dr. Ben Weston hosts bi-weekly health briefing, says Milwaukee County COVID numbers are down
• Milwaukee Health Department to begin administering booster shots targeting Omicron subvariant
• Religious exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine to expire for Froedtert employees after Novavax vaccine
• Wisconsin health leaders urge public to get updated COVID-19 booster
• Answering your COVID questions: UW Health doctor discusses booster shots
• Wisconsin households eligible for free package of COVID-19 tests
• Report: JJ Watt tests positive for COVID-19
• MPS shifts to optional mask policy Aug. 19-25, will then reassess
• UW Health doctor answers back-to-school COVID-19 questions
• Understanding Covid rebound cases: UW Health expert explains Paxlovid connection
• More than 10 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered in Wisconsin
• 'We want them to be safe': Kids get free vaccines, masks, school supplies at Back-to-School Health Fair
• UW Health doctor answers latest coronavirus questions
• Milwaukee health leaders encourage boosters as Covid rates remain in 'extreme transmission' category
• CDC says 1 in 5 adults who get COVID-19 struggle with long-haul symptoms
• City remembers lives lost to COVID as numbers rise once again
• 'It's pretty confusing': Doctors, pharmacists clear up COVID-19 vaccine confusion
• New COVID variant BA.5 making up more than 50% of cases in Wisconsin, possibly most contagious virus ever
• Hayat Pharmacy begins vaccinations for children aged 6 months and older
• Wisconsin state health officials now recommend COVID-19 vaccines for kids as young as 6 months
• CDC to lift testing requirement, travel industry reacts
• Milwaukee man experiencing long COVID says symptoms remain more than a year later
• Evers visits Milwaukee health center as part of Thank You: Moving Forward Together Tour
• Should we expect a COVID-19 case spike following Memorial Day weekend? UW Health doctor weighs in
• Summer camps prepare for students to arrive, address staffing shortages and Covid-19
• Whitefish Bay School District to require masks in all schools starting Monday, May 23
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• COVID-19 cases in Milwaukee County increase 10-fold, doctors say it is showing no signs of slowing
• CDC reports 1M Covid deaths in the US as Wisconsin sees rise in cases
• Menomonee Falls police seek help in finding retail theft suspects
• Milwaukee County COVID cases jump 30% in 1 week, health officials urge caution
• 'It is not a replacement for vaccination': Wisconsin medical experts encourage new antiviral drug for high risk Covid patients
• To mask or not to mask? Milwaukee schools, buses reverse course on mask mandates within 24 hours
• Milwaukee Health Department says it supports Milwaukee Public Schools' decision to reinstate mask mandate
• Milwaukee Public Schools reinstates mask mandate
• Several airlines drop mask mandate following court ruling, some local requirements remain
• Pope Francis prays for peace on Easter and criticizes Russia in address
• COVID-19 test positivity rate nearly double in Wisconsin from this time last month
• Congresswoman Gwen Moore tests positive for COVID-19 after attending Milwaukee mayor inauguration
• UW-Milwaukee graduates finally get to walk across stage, celebrate graduation
• Student loan expert offers advice for borrowers as moratorium is extended
• Studies find Omicron more infectious than Delta in young children, but less severe illnesses
• Health officials: Omicron sub-variant BA.2 detected in Wisconsin
• Evers deploys Wisconsin National Guard to help hospitals, nursing homes with capacity amid COVID-19 surge
• GOPs advance bill to count prior COVID infection as immunity
• Milwaukee Health Department hands out another 500,000 N95 masks
• City of Milwaukee gives away half a million N95 masks in 48 hours, more on the way
• City of Milwaukee distributes free N95 masks to residents at testing, library locations
• City of Milwaukee receives half a million N95 masks for residents
• Wisconsin sees largest single-day increase in COVID cases ever
• Bay View pet sitting service works to help travelers after flight delays, emergencies
• 2 dozen flights canceled at Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport
• 'They'll have regrets': UW Health doctor pleads for people to get vaccinated before it's too late
• Some MKE flights canceled on Christmas Eve, airlines cite spike in Omicron cases as factor
• 96 percent of Milwaukee County employees subject to vaccine mandate have submitted proof of vaccination, exemption
• As hospitals near capacity, doctors and city leaders urge vaccines and use of masks
• Bucks, Milwaukee Health Department host vaccine clinic at Fiserv Forum Saturday
• Biden: No need for a lockdown, urges Americans to remain vigilant while bracing for new Omicron variant
• Bucks, Health Department offer chance to get vaccine shot and picture with Larry O'Brien trophy
• MPS schools begin to administer COVID-19 vaccines for children 5-11
• More than 90% of Milwaukee city employees have complied with vaccine mandate, 230+ face suspension or firing
• Milwaukee County preparing to distribute Pfizer's COVID-19 for kids 5-11 once authorized
• New study looks at how to get special needs kids back to in-person learning with weekly testing
• FDA panel recommends half-dose Moderna booster shots
• Members of Milwaukee Police Supervisors' Organization to be vaccinated by Nov. 30
• Wisconsin brewery owner helps parents sue after kids are infected with COVID-19
• UW Health: COVID-19 vaccines create more reliable immunity than infection
• Milwaukee opens new drive-thru COVID-19 testing site in Menomonee River Valley
• 2 more MPS schools move to virtual learning due to positive COVID cases
• Milwaukee organizations form coalition to call on health officials to implement indoor mask mandate