• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine more than 90% effective in kids
• Mix-and-match strategy will 'remove barriers to access' to COVID-19 vaccine boosters
• Booster dose of Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine shows 95.6% efficacy in Phase 3 trial, companies say
• City of Milwaukee Health Department launches second dose COVID-19 vaccine incentive program
• FDA OKs mixing COVID vaccines; backs Moderna, J&J boosters
• Pediatricians anticipate possible COVID-19 vaccine approval for kids 5-11 as soon as Nov. 3
• Booster shots could soon be recommended for people as young as 40, source says
• Moscow orders unvaccinated over-60s to stay home for 4 months as Russia's Covid-19 crisis deepens
• New study looks at how to get special needs kids back to in-person learning with weekly testing
• Pfizer vaccine is 93% effective in preventing Covid-19 hospitalization among adolescents, CDC study finds
• What to know about the COVID-19 vaccine as we head into flu season
• 'Why did we let this happen?' Breakthrough COVID-19 infections explained following Colin Powell's death
• COVID-19 deaths doubled at Wisconsin nursing homes from Aug.-Sept., AARP says
• 'It's going to be within our capability' to prevent another coronavirus surge, Fauci says
• 6th graders at Longfellow Middle School temporarily return to virtual learning
• Avoiding COVID-19 news correlated with better mental well-being, Dutch studies find
• Masks and vaccines are a must this holiday season, CDC says
• Vaccine mix-ups are rare and there are systems in place to keep it that way
• 'Desire for the past': COVID-19 pandemic forced buying habits to evolve
• GOP bill would allow parents to transfer children to different school over Covid policies
• FDA panel recommends half-dose Moderna booster shots
• Members of Milwaukee Police Supervisors' Organization to be vaccinated by Nov. 30
• Parents weigh in on COVID-19 protocols following lawsuits against Waukesha School District
• Family confirms Kenosha County law enforcement official died from COVID-19
• US will re-open Canadian and Mexican borders to fully vaccinated visitors
• CDC predicts continued declines in Covid-19 hospitalizations and deaths over next 4 weeks
• Wisconsin brewery owner helps parents sue after kids are infected with COVID-19
• Milwaukee County sees improvement in vaccinating vulnerable populations
• UW Health: COVID-19 vaccines create more reliable immunity than infection
• Another parent sues over school's lack of COVID protocols
• Next on FDA's agenda: Booster shots of Moderna, J&J vaccines
• Texas governor bans Covid-19 vaccine mandates by any employer in state
• Milwaukee opens new drive-thru COVID-19 testing site in Menomonee River Valley
• Moderna has no plans to share its COVID-19 vaccine recipe
• Merck submits emergency use application to FDA for oral COVID-19 treatment
• The rate of Covid-19 cases is dropping nationally but rising in these 5 states
• Is my immunity waning? Doctors advise Pfizer vaccine recipients not to worry
• With more Covid-19 booster shots on the horizon, one expert says mixing and matching doses may be an effective approach
• Studies confirm waning immunity from Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine
• Los Angeles to require proof of vaccination for indoor restaurants, gyms and theaters
• Canada issues Covid-19 vaccine mandate for travelers 12 or older on trains and planes
• US child Covid-19 deaths are an 'embarrassment,' FDA vaccines head says
• COVID-19 testing volume goes up, positive cases slowly trend down
• UW Health talks new developments in COVID-19 pandemic
• Johnson & Johnson asks FDA to authorize Covid-19 vaccine booster shots
• Doctors urge people to go out and get their flu shots now
• DHS: Contact tracers can now send texts, emails to notify exposures to COVID-19
• Bucks to require fans seated within 15 feet of court to show proof of COVID-19 vaccine or negative test
• Covid-19 vaccine mandate now in effect for NYC educators
• 'Every one of those deaths is unnecessary,' expert says of rising Covid-19 US death toll as tens of millions remain unvaccinated
• GOP lawmakers push to uncover 'bias' in Covid probe during contentious classified intel briefing
• Federal government can start enforcing Biden's vaccine mandate for employees early next month, OPM says
• Health Canada working to review Merck's experimental COVID-19 pill treatment
• US surpasses 700,000 Covid-19 deaths
• California becomes first US state to require Covid-19 vaccination for students, governor says
• Wisconsin doctors: COVID-19 pill could be 'groundbreaking,' but not a vaccine substitute
• Merck says pill cuts risk of Covid-19 hospitalization, death in half as many states see vaccinations increase
• 2 more MPS schools move to virtual learning due to positive COVID cases
• DHS: Boosters only eligible for people who got Pfizer vaccine, don't mix manufacturers
• Milwaukee alderwoman considers going around health department to issue mask mandate
• For the first time since June, the number of projected Covid-19 deaths in the US is decreasing
• Milwaukee organizations form coalition to call on health officials to implement indoor mask mandate
• 'Slice for Shot': Ian's Pizza offers free pizza with proof of vaccine at onsite clinic 🍕
• Mandates are boosting vaccination rates, but not without a tradeoff
• Kohler Co. announces all employees must be fully vaccinated by Jan. 1
• Unvaccinated players who miss games won't get paid, NBA says
• CDC to pregnant women: Get vaccinated against Covid-19
• Yes, you can have Covid-19 and the flu at the same time. Here's what that could look like
• YouTube is cracking down on anti-vaccine misinformation
• Booster dose side effects were similar to second dose, with brief, mild-to-moderate effects, study says
• More than 80 per cent of eligible Canadians fully vaccinated against COVID-19
• Milwaukee County officials concerned as childhood cases of COVID-19 keep spiking
• Thousands in Wisconsin are now eligible for COVID-19 booster
• Study shows Americans anxiety levels over COVID-19 highest since last winter
• Pfizer/BioNTech submit initial data on Covid-19 vaccine for people ages 5 to 11 to FDA, but aren't seeking EUA yet
• Menomonee Falls School Board votes to change masking policy
• Grocery shoppers coping with higher prices as stores grapple with supply chain issues
• Giannis Antetokounmpo says he's vaccinated against COVID-19
• DHS: Pfizer vaccine booster shots available in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee VA now offering Pfizer booster shots to veterans
• New York faces a showdown over vaccine mandates in schools, courts and health care
• Cardinal Raymond Burke says his recovery slow after COVID-19
• Biden receives his Covid-19 booster shot: 'It can save your life and it can save the lives of those around you'
• MATC to host free COVID-19 vaccine clinic Sept. 28; walk-ins welcome
• New York governor anticipates possible health care staff shortages due to vaccine mandate non-compliance
• COVID-19 vaccine boosters could mean billions for drugmakers
• 'We will not boost our way out of this pandemic,' CDC director says as 70 million eligible Americans remain unvaccinated
• Wisconsin vaccinators ready to get Pfizer boosters in arms
• Wisconsin running short on ICU beds
• Schools grapple with COVID-19 outbreaks as MTEA continues call for citywide mask mandate
• These 18 states have still not vaccinated at least half of their residents
• City of Racine waiting on direction from DHS before administering COVID vaccine boosters
• Covid-19 vaccine boosters can begin for some US adults as CDC partially diverges from its advisers' recommendations
• Kenosha elementary school returns to virtual learning amid COVID spike
• Port Washington elementary school enacts mask mandate after 3% of students and staff COVID positive
• Monthly AARP report shows Wisconsin COVID nursing home deaths increased five times