Local Health

• Wisconsin health officials introduce online registration system to shorten COVID-19 testing lines
• Shorewood now requires face coverings indoors. Will other municipalities in the county follow?
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• Wisconsin breaks record of newly confirmed COVID-19 cases
• Bracing for the worst-case scenario: Cousins Subs prepares for a possible 'second wave'
• Shorewood passes face mask mandate; will require anyone 4+ to wear one inside public places
• Evers: Capitol will stay closed, state workers to wear masks
• Milwaukee citywide mask mandate now circulating through common council
• Gov. Evers announces effort to distribute PPE to schools, food processors, businesses
• DHS urges Wisconsin residents to stay home ahead of 4th of July
• Blood drive with a view: Mobile blood drive at Schiltz Park
• Milwaukee County sees significant increase in COVID-19 cases in young adults and teens
• Nearly all Wisconsin prisoners who got virus have recovered
• Versiti declares statewide emergency for blood donations
• Milwaukee Co. ME says homicides projected to increase 38 percent in 2020 from last year
• Canceled, postponed events due to coronavirus -- here's a growing list
• Milwaukee County sees spike in teen COVID-19 cases despite overall downward trend
• Doctors on the mask debate: Recent studies prove effectiveness of masks for COVID-19
• El Rey grocery near 35th and Burnham closes after employees test positive for COVID-19
• Milwaukee County sees dramatic drop in number of people tested for COVID-19
• Milwaukee County announces face mask requirement in county facilities
• Advocate Aurora Health announces opening of 4 additional COVID-19 testing sites in Wisconsin
• Percentage of positive COVID-19 cases continues to drop
• Milwaukee leaders and doctors concerned of potential COVID-19 spike after four days of protests
• Free COVID-19 test site opens at Custer Stadium on Milwaukee's north side
• Ozaukee County Fair still scheduled for end of July; fair officials to re-evaluate in June
• Shortages on meat, other foods in Wisconsin grocery stores means customers will pay higher prices
• Fact vs. Fiction: Local doctors help debunk COVID-19 myths
• Hartland's Hometown Celebration will go on as scheduled in June
• CVS Health opens 7 new COVID-19 drive-thru test sites in Wisconsin
• 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
• Health officials report 6 more COVID-19 deaths at long-term care facilities in Kenosha
• Milwaukee County sees increase in positive COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations
• Milwaukee's north side neighborhoods can access these 9 COVID-19 testing sites
• Aurora Children's Health stressing importance of keeping up with childhood vaccines during COVID-19 pandemic
• Eating healthy at home with celebrity chef Katie Lee
• Group asks for donations to place flags at veteran grave sites on Memorial Day
• 6 out of 10 Wisconsinites diagnosed with COVID-19 have recovered
• Milwaukee County sees 30-percent increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations within the last week
• Thermal scanners will check customer temperatures at Milwaukee Cermak grocery stores
• Waukesha County YMCAs open up, other gyms in Milwaukee County still waiting
• 'All remaining businesses' in suburban Milwaukee County municipalities allowed to reopen May 22
• Free, drive-thru COVID-19 test site opens at Pick 'n Save in Kenosha
• Evers gives up on virus restrictions amid GOP opposition
• Racine bowling alley makes passionate plea to reopen; other businesses choosing to stay closed
• 500-plus virus cases counted in midst of stay-at-home debate
• Masks required, no walk-ins: Prepare for changes at Milwaukee salons, barber shops
• Waukesha police called after Menards customer gets angry over mask policy
• Cudahy pulls out of suburban Milwaukee safer at home order
• Kenosha County, Cudahy withdraw local safer-at-home orders. Are these orders legal?
• Doctor's advice: Keep following safety guidelines as Wisconsin reopens
• Kenosha Co. health officials warn 'Safer at Home order went away, but the virus did not'
• Kaul joins brief supporting Affordable Care Act
• 'We're not just going to open willy-nilly:' Restaurants keep dining rooms closed to protect customers, staff
• Evers calls resignation request for health leader 'insane'
• Don't fear getting screened for cancer during pandemic, health officials say
• Kenosha County sees 3 suspected drug overdoses in less than a week
• DHS releases names of 38 Wisconsin nursing facilities with active COVID-19 investigations
• Waukesha Co. leaders hope free COVID-19 testing will slow virus spread, help economy reopen
• New testing sites to open in Waukesha, Milwaukee and Burlington over the next week
• How to maintain, get health insurance coverage after losing job during COVID-19 pandemic
• Advocate Aurora Health to reopen programs and services impacted by COVID-19 treatment
• 36 Milwaukee Police Department members test positive for COVID-19
• 'Voluntary when people’s lives are at stake is not acceptable:' Baldwin calls for mandatory OSHA regulations
• UPDATE: 86 Patrick Cudahy employees test positive for coronavirus
• All Wisconsin nursing home residents to get COVID-19 test
• Dermatologists also holding virtual appointments amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Non-profit distributes hundreds of masks, soap products in neighborhood hit hard by coronavirus
• Milwaukee area hospitals begin resuming elective surgeries and non-emergency procedures
• Froedtert to participate in study to treat COVID-19 with new drug remdesivir
• New COVID-19 drive-thru testing site opens in Kenosha
• 52 who worked or voted in Wisconsin election have COVID-19
• Businesses turn to curbside, delivery and online options to reach customers amid Safer-at-Home shutdown
• Wisconsin residents unite online for virtual rally to support Stay-at-Home orders
• 'This is something that's bigger than basketball': Fiserv Forum opens to help distribute 2.5 million masks
• Milwaukee's south side experiences an uptick in coronavirus cases over two weeks
• Versiti Blood Research Institute receives nearly $400K grant to help find treatment for COVID-19
• Counties in need of more contact tracing staff as testing ramps up
• Wisconsin labs nearing testing capacity needed to reopen
• Local nurse warns of PPE shortage, urges public to abide by safer at home guidelines
• First at-home COVID-19 test kits have arrived, here's what you need to know
• Kenosha County collecting homemade masks for COVID-19 patients, patient's family members
• Health experts say it’s unlikely large events will happen by summer
• Gov. Evers encourages Wisconsin to keep social distancing; 'We're not out of the woods just yet'
• CrossFit gym owners petition to become essential businesses in Wisconsin
• Golf courses open after encouragement from Washington Co. officials: 'We need to get people back to work'
• Racine County Sheriff will not enforce Safer at Home order after its extension
• Play golf, pick up library books curbside: Evers' order rolls back restrictions on some businesses
• MCMEO releases final drug overdose numbers for 2019, deaths surpass previous record
• 'You're not invincible:' 25-year-old CNA, nursing student shares story after recovering from COVID-19
• WRA: 30% of restaurants likely won't survive pandemic; businesses ask Evers for plan to reopen
• Wisconsin hospitals celebrate as COVID-19 patients are discharged
• 'We are flattening the curve:' Wisconsin sees decrease in COVID-19 exponential growth, DHS official says
• 'Devastating:' Milwaukee Co. leaders say racial inequity causing spread of COVID-19 in Black community
• People who beat COVID-19 may have antibodies that could save lives
• Gov. Evers engages Army Corp of Engineers to develop COVID-19 care facility at State Fair Park
• 'Thank you for saving my life:' Man diagnosed with COVID-19 released from Froedtert Hospital, thanks staff
• MCTS sets 10-passenger limit per bus to help slow Coronavirus spread, riders concerned
• Wisconsin doctors and scientists ahead of the game in development of COVID-19 vaccine