Local Health

• Milwaukee health officials say more contagious Delta variant is prevalent in the city
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• Bucks fans can win tickets to Game 6 at Milwaukee Health Department's vaccine clinic
• UW Health: What you need to know about COVID vaccines and new variant concerns
• Are your kids heading to summer camp or school? County leaders urge masking
• Get your shave and your shot: Gee's Clippers helps ramp up vaccinations in minority communities
• What the new Delta coronavirus variant could mean for Milwaukee area's reopening
• Pfizer tests vaccine in kids under 12; parents split on whether they will vaccinate their children
• Mental health issues in the workplace heightened by pandemic, what experts say to do
• One week after Milwaukee lifts health order, officials say COVID-19 trends at an all-time low
• Wisconsin re-launches 'You Stop the Spread' campaign to encourage vaccinations
• Marquette University requiring all students to be fully vaccinated by Aug. 1
• FDA approves much-debated Alzheimer's drug panned by experts
• Experts: Here is how good nutrition plays a role in brain health
• Black Husky Brewing hosts vaccine clinic with live music and food trucks
• PurpleStride Sunday: Virtual pancreatic cancer fundraiser raises money for treatment
• Want a free Summerfest ticket? Get vaccinated on the festival grounds this weekend
• Milwaukee Health Department hosts vaccine clinics with 'creative approaches'
• Experts advise taking mask breaks during this weekend's heat wave
• Alleviating dental anxiety and getting back to regular visits 🦷
• Milwaukee restaurants face staffing shortage as COVID restrictions lift and Downtown Dining Week kicks off
• Vaccine volunteers wanted for Milwaukee County
• Doctors say surge after Memorial Day will likely be blunted because of vaccines
• Some businesses and organizations follow Milwaukee's footsteps in dropping mask requirements
• 'Good day in Milwaukee': City lifts mask mandate, but some businesses will still require them
• Children's Wisconsin updates visitor policy, allowing more support in the hospital
• Now proven against coronavirus, mRNA can do so much more
• Rogers Behavioral Health doctor provides tips on how to understand kids' struggles
• Marcus Theatres offers free popcorn to guests with COVID-19 vaccine card
• End of an era: Wisconsin Center vaccine site closes, city to aggressively target neighborhoods
• State health officials want to help match employers with vaccinators for employee clinics
• Republicans, UW clash over abortion ban proposal
• Experts say those who are not inoculated against Covid-19 shouldn't rely on protection from those who are
• Two of Milwaukee's largest vaccine clinics to close; focus shifts to smaller, mobile sites
• Few cases of heart inflammation in teens and young adults after COVID-19 vaccine being investigated
• 'Keeping people safe': MCTS unveils new air filtration process on buses
• Hundreds of teens vaccinated at clinic at Wauwatosa City Hall
• DHS official: Herd immunity may come this fall in Wisconsin
• Booster vaccines for COVID-19 are likely needed, but when?
• Wauwatosa mayor proposes financial incentive for people who are fully vaccinated
• 'Anxiety is powerful': How to handle anxiety over lifting Coronavirus, mask restrictions
• Consumer rights lawyer says businesses asking customers for proof of vaccination could be risky
• Some Menomonee Falls parents call for end to school mask mandate
• Take the shot, get tickets: Brewers offer free tickets at pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinic
• Wauwatosa Common Council votes to scrap mask requirement for those fully vaccinated
• Southeastern Wisconsin cities scrap mask mandates, citing CDC guidance for vaccinated people
• Village of Shorewood ends mask mandate
• Expert weighs in after Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends peanuts for infants, toddlers
• Germantown woman named 'Regional Caregiver of the Year'
• Forward Latino launches campaign encouraging Wisconsin Latinos to get vaccinated
• Kohl's ends mask requirement for fully vaccinated customers
• Milwaukee County Jail earns accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care
• Racine's Tyler-Domer Community Center will become COVID-19 vaccination site
• Milwaukee area places of worship consider what new CDC guidance means for them
• Black Husky Brewing in Riverwest hosts first day of its own vaccine clinic 🍻
• Even with updated CDC guidelines, doctors say some people should still mask
• Gov. Evers praises CDC's new mask guidelines
• Advocate Aurora vaccinates 1,250+ adolescents 1st day of distribution for kids ages 12-15
• Milwaukee restaurants and festivals excited following city's announcement on easing restrictions
• Milwaukee to ease COVID restrictions beginning June 15
• Here's where you can get your children aged 12-15 vaccinated
• UWM presents Chancellor's Innovation Award to doctor who helped develop Moderna vaccine
• Plans underway to administer COVID-19 vaccines to kids ages 12-15 in Milwaukee schools
• Doctors say FDA authorization of Pfizer vaccine for teens is a step in getting life back to normal
• Wauwatosa Health Department to host COVID-19 vaccine clinic for kids ages 12 to 18
• School districts across Waukesha County relax student quarantine guidelines
• State, local leaders tour Milwaukee vaccine site encouraging people to do their part to end pandemic
• Fewer COVID-19 vaccine doses being shipped to Wisconsin this week
• Doctors say Pfizer's application for full FDA approval could increase vaccine confidence
• Milwaukee offers incentives to restaurant, hotel, hospitality workers who get vaccinated
• Milwaukee clinicians attend workshop on rapid treatment for trauma, PTSD, anxiety
• Milwaukee Health Department planning Pfizer distribution for kids 12-15, amid survey showing most parents hesitant
• Milwaukee pharmacies prepare for children 12+ to be eligible for Pfizer vaccine
• Washington and Ozaukee counties launch social media campaign to encourage vaccinations
• Walmart and Sam's Club announce walk-up COVID-19 vaccines at 98 pharmacies in Wisconsin
• Ascension North side pop-up vaccine clinics aim to 'reach people where they live'
• Experts say healthy diet and light exercise may boost immune response to the COVID-19 vaccine
• Will the COVID-19 vaccine affect fertility, menstruation? And other questions you may be asking
• CDC’s new mask guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals could affect vulnerable communities
• Less restrictive CDC guidelines may come out soon as cases fall nationwide and locally
• Pop-up vaccination site to open at The Nomad Pub on Brady Street
• Is it okay to drink alcohol after getting vaccinated? Doctors say it depends how much
• City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County resume use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Wisconsin reports just 0.03% of vaccinated people get virus
• Churches, grocery stores offer walk-in vaccine clinics as demand decreases
• CDC issues new outdoor mask guidance for fully vaccinated people
• Milwaukee Bucks fans attending Sunday's game can receive COVID-19 vaccine at Fiserv Forum
• New CDC guidelines expected on wearing masks outdoors; doctors advise carrying one at all times
• Report: CDC data shows some Americans skipping out on second vaccine dose
• Gov. Evers encourages Wisconsinites to get vaccinated for World Immunization Week
• Meijer pharmacies launch walk-up COVID-19 vaccine program
• As Milwaukee clinics un-pause Johnson & Johnson vaccine, some patients request it
• Drug Take Back Day is today, April 24 -- here's where to find a drop-off location near you
• 'Disappointment and anger': Cedarburg business owner targeted after Strawberry Festival canceled
• Study says less than 1% of people end up with COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated
• COVID-19 vaccination numbers continue to climb in Milwaukee, more than 95K doses given
• Doctors seeing increased cases of long Covid in children
• Milwaukee County has reached 'end of extreme eagerness' in vaccine rollout, leaders say
• Gov. Evers, DHS announce $175 million to support COVID-19 testing in schools
• Doctors say the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is still needed to vaccinate hard to reach populations