Local Health

• A number of Wisconsinites spent 4th of July protesting for women's reproductive rights
• South Dakota governor defends state's abortion 'trigger' ban when asked if 10-year-old should be forced to give birth
• Woman shot Monday morning near 65th and Bobolink
• Man shot Sunday night near 27th and Capitol
• Where abortion 'trigger laws' and other restrictions stand after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade
• Abortion laws impact people trying to become pregnant, too
• Shooting of 55-year-old man on 12th and Keefe Saturday night
• Milwaukee police investigate overnight shooting near Fond Du Lac & Mill
• Milwaukee police investigate shooting near 24th & Wright
• 1st case of monkeypox in Wisconsin identified in Dane County resident
• Police: 29-year-old man shot near Hadley and 24th Street has died
• Brewers host free dental clinic for hundreds of kids in Milwaukee
• Washington Park hosts group yoga sessions as part of Men's Mental Health Month
• Local pharmacist: No shortage of morning-after pills
• What is medication abortion, and who has access to it?
• Milwaukee BIPOC community braces for effects of Roe v. Wade decision
• 'Too soon to tell': Area adoption agencies prepare for potential increase of babies up for adoption
• 3 houses catch fire near 21st & Grant, 14 people displaced
• UPDATE: FOUND SAFE Police seek critically missing 11-year-old Aryona Mobbs
• Southside neighborhood shelled with more than 100 bullets overnight
• Wisconsin state health officials now recommend COVID-19 vaccines for kids as young as 6 months
• Milwaukee Health Department issues heat advisory -- here's how to keep yourself and your pets cool
• Police investigate 30-year-old Milwaukee man shot near 46th & Congress
• Police investigate 15-year-old girl shot while inside a bus Saturday evening
• Body of 14-year-old swimmer recovered at Jefferson County campground
• Police investigate 4 people shot Saturday at 2 scenes
• South Milwaukee residents warned not to use tap water 'until further notice' following boil order
• COVID-19 vaccines for kids under 5 in Wisconsin to start in coming days following CDC approval
• CDC advisers vote to recommend Covid-19 vaccines for children as young as 6 months
• Mental health groups express concern about readiness of new suicide prevention hotline
• UW Health doctor weighs in on what it means now that the US has lifted COVID testing requirements
• Tampon shortage sparks growing concern
• Milwaukee Health Department issues Heat Health Advisory ahead of Tuesday and Wednesday
• Hayat Pharmacy to give away 1,000 free cans of baby formula Tuesday
• Dietician shares benefits of dairy, plus some alternatives
• 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
• Wisconsin collects most prescription drugs in US during spring takeback program
• Police investigate shooting on 10th and Maple
• Milwaukee man charged for 6 murders; police discover selfie in basement where victims were found
• Saturday night 4 people shot at separate 3 incidents in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin Cannabis Expo returned to Milwaukee after 2 year absence
• Fees waived on June 4-5 during Wisconsin DNR Free Fun Weekend
• Children Wisconsin to close Oak Creek urgent care location
• UPDATE: Critically Missing Milwaukee woman found safe
• Police investigate 3 scenes, 4 people shot overnight in Milwaukee
• USDA expert shares food safety tips ahead of grilling season
• Board-certified dermatologist shares skin safety tips for spending time outdoors
• Doctor at Ascension Wisconsin shares signs of stroke you should know
• Police investigate Saturday evening double shooting at 6th & Concordia
• Waukesha hazmat team responds to morning dust-up at Pewaukee Goodwill
• Employee-led program aims to address high suicide rates among construction workers
• Mental health tips for breaking the cycle of stress
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• UW Health breaks ground on new Eastpark Medical Center
• COVID-19 cases in Milwaukee County increase 10-fold, doctors say it is showing no signs of slowing
• UW Health doctor answers your COVID questions as a new wave of the pandemic hits the US
• 4 people injured in 3 separate shootings overnight
• CDC reports 1M Covid deaths in the US as Wisconsin sees rise in cases
• Milwaukee's first adaptive sports boot camp prepares athletes for National Veteran Wheelchair Games
• Multiple people shot, one dead, overnight in downtown Racine
• Police investigate Saturday night shooting at Holton and Wright
• Milwaukee police list 17 shooting victims, 5 arrested, from downtown Friday night shootings
• Varieties of Starburst, Skittles and Life Savers gummies recalled
• Saturday morning shooting at 25th and Rogers - one man in critical condition
• Early morning fatal crash near Green Tree and 107th
• Man dies following sailboat crash near Wind Point lighthouse in Racine
• Police: Suspect sought in fatal shooting of 19-year-old man in West Allis
• Nurses Week takes on added significance as nurses have managed burnout and exhaustion through the pandemic
• Experts share tips on discussing mental health and current events with your children
• Dietician shares tips for the perfect salad
• The baby formula supply problem is getting worse
• The United States is in a maternal health crisis, Goldman Sachs wants to change that
• Police investigate three separate non-fatal overnight shootings
• 58-year-old man shot Friday night at 13th & Atkinson
• Milwaukee police investigate overnight shooting at 22nd & Hopkins
• Milwaukee County COVID cases jump 30% in 1 week, health officials urge caution
• 3 generations of UW health care heroes celebrate National Nurses Week in Wisconsin
• Women's Mountain Bike Day Social Ride Saturday at Heritage Trails in Slinger
• Sherman Phoenix hosts Trap Therapy to focus on youth mental health
• Some worry women will seek unsafe abortion options if current access becomes limited
• First Wisconsin sighting in nearly a century of rare fern, maidenhair spleenwort
• Fatal Sunday morning crash on US 45 near Appleton Avenue
• Milwaukee police investigate 3 separate overnight shootings
• Two shot late Friday night at 38th & Fond Du Lac
• Milwaukee police investigate Friday shooting at 60th & Keefe
• Battling the shortage: Milwaukee VA holds job fair to secure helping hands
• The gun violence epidemic feels hopeless. These five experts have possible solutions
• Critically Missing: Police have reported that Robert Parrot has been found safe
• Milwaukee temperatures and tensions spike: 2 dead, 6 injured in Saturday/Sunday shootings
• New Berlin crash at Calhoun and Beloit, 1 person dead
• Milwaukee police investigate Friday night shooting at Ninth & Maple
• Family identifies lost Fox Lake canoeist as 36-year-old Beau Krantz
• Milwaukee VA hosting Nursing Career Fair with up to $10K hiring incentives for certain positions
• When will the US have a Covid-19 vaccine for the youngest children?
• 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
• UW Health doctor talks about mask mandates disappearing and the impact it could have on communities
• Milwaukee family warns others of the dangers of mold toxicity after falling ill
• Local groups help families find baby formula amid nationwide shortage