Coronavirus

• Wisconsin Department of Tourism launches virtual activities
• Children's Wisconsin investigating first suspected cases of Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome in Children
• Hartford preschool teacher and aide retire after decades in the classroom
• The Pabst Theater finds new ways to entertain the crowd during the pandemic
• Fact vs. Fiction: Local doctors help debunk COVID-19 myths
• More than 25-percent of child care providers in the state expected to shut down permanently
• Hartland's Hometown Celebration will go on as scheduled in June
• 7 Kenosha County food and beverage workers test positive for COVID-19
• CVS Health opens 7 new COVID-19 drive-thru test sites in Wisconsin
• Days after approval, Wisconsin country music festival canned
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• No screaming, please: Japan amusement parks issue new Covid-19 guidelines
• Local experts join CBS 58 to answer questions as Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close
• UW-Milwaukee's gardens help students who are "food insecure," especially during the pandemic
• Wisconsin reports 22 COVID-19 deaths Wednesday in largest single-day total
• 'Societal failure:' Milwaukee Urban League discusses impact of COVID-19 on African American community
• Coronavirus has killed more than 100,000 people across the US
• State leaders work with Wisconsin pro sports teams on reopening plans
• Health officials report 6 more COVID-19 deaths at long-term care facilities in Kenosha
• Fauci says he wears a mask to be a symbol of what 'you should be doing'
• UNITS Moving and Portable Storage offer tips for moving during COVID-19 pandemic
• May marks the time to highlight moving and movers (especially during COVID)
• Six Flags announces all guests, team members must wear masks upon parks reopening
• Milwaukee County sees increase in positive COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations
• Mayor urges community to take precautions as City of Racine reopens
• What we know -- and still don't know -- about the coronavirus
• Pence press secretary back to work after coronavirus recovery
• A month after reopening, Georgia coronavirus cases continue slow and steady
• Decision to cancel 2020 Wisconsin State Fair expected soon
• Milwaukee's north side neighborhoods can access these 9 COVID-19 testing sites
• Ready to Serve: Your restaurant guide for southeast Wisconsin
• The Deal Guy: What to buy and not buy as stores begin to reopen
• DWD discusses BAR penalties and unemployment payments
• Covid-19 appears to attack placenta during pregnancy, study says
• CBS 58 Investigates: Future of flying ✈️
• Trump golfs at his Virginia club amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Avoid puppy scams during COVID-19
• Nearly half of the Twitter accounts discussing 'reopening America' may be bots, researchers say
• 'For the fallen': Motorcyclists ride through Milwaukee after Memorial Day parade canceled
• Group asks for donations to place flags at veteran grave sites on Memorial Day
• Archdiocese of Milwaukee makes 'difficult decision' to delay public mass at south side parishes
• Milwaukee County warns to bring your own sanitizer if heading to the parks
• The Blind Horse restaurant uses sanitizing technology to protect workers, customers
• Activists protest outside Cargill Meat Solutions, call for closure of meatpacking plants in Wisconsin
• 6 out of 10 Wisconsinites diagnosed with COVID-19 have recovered
• Racine officials warn they will enforce guidelines as city reopens
• All Milwaukee County pools will remain closed for 2020 season due to COVID-19
• Waiting for your stimulus money? CBS 58 talks with an expert on what to do
• Wisconsin National Guard could stop COVID-19 testing as early as June
• Milwaukee County sees 30-percent increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations within the last week
• Some suburban Milwaukee County businesses prepare to open while others wait
• Milwaukee County leaders call on Gov. Evers to provide funding for essential services
• CDC advises to test all babies born to moms with coronavirus
• Four Waukesha Co. YMCA locations reopen, Milwaukee Co. to open Friday
• Debunked: Hand sanitizer will not cause a fire inside a car on a hot day
• Illinois House votes to remove representative who refused to wear a mask in session
• Thermal scanners will check customer temperatures at Milwaukee Cermak grocery stores
• Waukesha County YMCAs open up, other gyms in Milwaukee County still waiting
• Mayfair, Southridge malls reopen with safety precautions in place
• Gov. Evers announces $25M to help people pay rent affected by COVID-19
• Florida and Georgia facing scrutiny for their Covid-19 data reporting
• Local financial planner offers tips for planning for retirement during COVID-19 pandemic
• Pandemic or not, the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center ready to set sail for another season
• 'We've been muzzled': CDC sources say White House putting politics ahead of science
• CBS 58 Investigates: FBI warning of COVID-19 fraud
• Local leaders work on plan to reopen businesses safely
• Tenants, homeowners facing eviction during pandemic could possibly get an extension under federal law
• Gov. Evers announces $1 billion statewide effort to boost testing, contact tracing and other actions to address COVID-19
• Mayfair Mall announces plan to reopen on May 20
• Illinois governor's visits to Wisconsin spurs criticism
• Barbers to offer free haircuts to protest Michigan lockdown
• A Florida man has been stuck on a ship for 62 days in an Italian port -- he's been tested 8 times for coronavirus
• City of Racine bans all mass gatherings through July 31
• 'All remaining businesses' in suburban Milwaukee County municipalities allowed to reopen May 22
• CBS 58 Special Report: Domestic violence victims struggle with financial abuse amid pandemic
• Magic Johnson will provide $100 million to fund loans to minority-owned businesses
• Free, drive-thru COVID-19 test site opens at Pick 'n Save in Kenosha
• Wisconsin Restaurant Association discusses reopening businesses, changes across the state
• That tired kitchen or closet wearing on you? Try a redo!
• Trump threatens to permanently pull funding from WHO and 'reconsider' US membership
• Evers gives up on virus restrictions amid GOP opposition
• Early results from Moderna coronavirus vaccine trial show participants developed antibodies against the virus
• US coronavirus death toll passes 90,000 but influential model lowers its prediction
• Pabst Theater Group offering 'Elopement Packages' for small weddings
• Priest draws squirt gun in fight against coronavirus
• Wisconsin offering cash for small businesses and child care
• Maryland restaurant's new tables have huge inner tubes that make social distancing look fun
• Safari Lake Geneva opens drive-thru experience to continue social distancing
• Gov. Evers announces $75M grant program to help small businesses during COVID-19
• Dietician offers tips for seasonal healthy eating
• New COVID-19 test could expand testing capabilities
• Oconomowoc's "Wildlife in Need" taking in wounded animals again after partial shutdown during the pandemic
• Racine bowling alley makes passionate plea to reopen; other businesses choosing to stay closed
• Gov. Cuomo got tested for Covid-19 at a press conference to show how easy it is
• Masks required, no walk-ins: Prepare for changes at Milwaukee salons, barber shops
• 79-year-old man released from Brookfield hospital after beating coronavirus
• Waukesha police called after Menards customer gets angry over mask policy
• Kenosha County, Cudahy withdraw local safer-at-home orders. Are these orders legal?
• UW System planning to test all students, faculty and staff for COVID-19
• Man makes protective masks in honor of aunt who lost battle with COVID-19