Local Health

• Wisconsin Center now serving as walk-in vaccination clinic
• Kenosha County vaccination clinic to be held at Westosha Central HS April 17
• As vaccinations keep rising, so do Covid-19 hospitalizations among those who aren't vaccinated
• Milwaukee to reduce capacity limits as new COVID-19 cases rise
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• UMOS holds 'quick and easy' walk-in vaccine clinic on Milwaukee's south side
• 'COVID-19 is not over': Wisconsin case numbers increasing as variants become more prevalent
• People take advantage of vaccine clinic at Mequon City Hall
• Mexican Consulate hosts vaccine clinic for Milwaukee community members
• State health officials say highest number of COVID-19 cases detected in kids under 18
• Mayor: Milwaukee has sufficient supply of vaccines to meet needs of city
• Covid cases, hospitalizations continue to rise in Milwaukee, sparking consideration of tighter restrictions
• West Allis will not have separate mask mandate in place
• One in three people previously infected with COVID-19 will end up with symptoms of brain disease
• Kenosha County school says masks are 'optional'; health officer concerned about community spread
• Repairers of the Breach host mobile vaccine clinic for community, homeless
• UK variant is now the dominant coronavirus strain in the US, CDC chief says
• Doctors say B.1.1.7 variant and team sports causing rise in youth COVID-19 cases
• Moderna vaccine lasts at least 6 months
• FEMA to support mass vaccination clinic site in Madison April 7
• Thousands vaccinated at Milwaukee walk-in clinics as eligibility opens up to 16+
• Repairers of the Breach team up with mobile clinic to vaccinate the homeless
• Coronavirus outbreak at Dane County childcare center linked to UK variant
• Another US Covid-19 surge may look different, experts say, particularly for younger people. Here's how
• Dietitian: Where sugar is getting into your diet, what to look for in a food label
• Gee's Clippers hosts second vaccine clinic in an effort to vaccinate people in underserved communities
• All Wisconsin residents 16 and older eligible to get their vaccine starting Monday
• Wisconsin nursing homes see 97-percent decrease in COVID-19 cases since late December
• Cargo ship quarantined in Milwaukee Harbor will dock Monday
• DHS announces new guidance for spring and summer activities
• Milwaukee family grieves the loss of 14-year-old boy due to 'complications' of COVID-19
• Milwaukee focusing on vaccines to beat uptick in cases
• Officials advise eligible people to schedule vaccines now before eligibility widens April 5
• Still unsure about the COVID-19 vaccine? County leaders say some people need more information
• Waukesha County will not issue local mask order
• Wisconsin Center to transition to federal community vaccination clinic; enough for 3K doses per day
• The pandemic pushed early retirement, here is how experts say you can stretch your savings
• Vaccine supply expands to nearly 600 pharmacy locations in WI as eligibility extends to those 16 and older April 5
• Doctors recommend finishing both Pfizer and Moderna doses despite study showing high single-dose efficacy
• Packers Hall of Famer Donald Driver encourages public to get vaccinated
• State health official anticipates removing vaccine eligibility requirements before May 1st
• 'Hopefully we're in a much different place in the middle of a summer': Doctors discuss herd immunity
• One million people in Wisconsin have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19
• Meijer's pharmacies will now provide COVID-19 vacccine at every store
• A vaccine and a haircut: Gee's Clippers holds COVID-19 vaccine clinics
• Wisconsin sees one COVID-19 death as variant cases grow statewide
• Health officials not ruling out more COVID-19 restrictions after spike in cases, hospitalizations
• Marquette students help book vaccine appointments for seniors
• Milwaukee County COVID cases indicator 'red' for first time since January
• Hundreds take advantage of vaccine clinic at Milwaukee County Sports Complex
• 'We continue to urge caution': Health officials concerned about new spike in COVID-19 infections
• Northwestern Mutual aims to bring COVID-19 vaccinations to Amani and Metcalfe Park residents
• Doctors recommend going to same place for 2nd vaccine dose, barring special circumstances
• Mayor: 50,000 vaccinations given out at Wisconsin Center so far
• Efforts to vaccinate thousands of homebound Wisconsin residents underway
• Milwaukee County leaders get COVID-19 vaccine: 'Everybody's got to do their part'
• Lt. Gov. Barnes visits southside vaccine clinic serving local Native Americans
• Milwaukee walk-in vaccine clinics set to launch in effort to address racial disparities in vaccine access
• More vaccine access available for rural areas as Wisconsin expands federal pharmacy program
• Wisconsin sees slight uptick in new COVID-19 infections
• Phone scams targeting COVID-19 vaccine appointments
• Bars hopeful Badgers game, March Madness season score them more business
• COVID-19 UK variant strain confirmed in Washington County
• State Fair Park COVID-19 facility closing as COVID-19 hospitalizations in Wisconsin trend downward
• City of Milwaukee easing COVID-19 restrictions beginning March 19
• 'We can better reach everyone': Milwaukee County prepares for ZIP code program for vaccine
• Official: Herd immunity possible in Wisconsin by July
• FEMA COVID-19 mass vaccine clinic to open in Eau Claire April 8
• Two walk-in COVID-19 vaccine sites to open up for people living in priority ZIP codes
• Gov. Evers tours new vaccine clinic at Lambeau Field
• Wisconsin pharmacy to provide vaccines for people who are homebound
• Moderna expands vaccine trials to young kids
• Wisconsin moves up vaccine eligibility for certain medical conditions 1 week earlier than expected
• Milwaukee VA opens COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to all enrolled veterans
• Blood clot concerns related to AstraZeneca vaccine not present in U.S. trials, UW Health says
• How various vaccine locations are preparing for increase in eligible patients at the end of March
• UWM's vaccination clinic opens to the public Tuesday
• Dentists in Wisconsin could administer COVID-19 vaccine under bill
• Sixteenth Street Community Health Center begins administering vaccines
• City leaders reflect on 1 year since COVID-19 hit Milwaukee, theaters went dark
• New infections in Wisconsin fall below 500
• 'Honor code' policy on Wisconsin vaccine phase 1C raises line jumping concerns
• Why Wisconsin is prioritizing certain medical conditions like obesity, cancer and diabetes for the vaccine
• Evers: Everyone in Wisconsin will be vaccine eligible May 1
• Community-based vaccination clinic to open in Racine County March 23
• Evers tours Kenosha County vaccine site, says it's a 'well-oiled' machine
• One year mark of COVID-19 pandemic shows progress and the need to remain vigilant
• Milwaukee County leaders reflect on 1-year COVID anniversary
• Online platforms hope to connect people with leftover COVID-19 vaccine doses
• Some National Guard sites shut down across Wisconsin as COVID-19 testing demand decreasing
• Bus drivers, grocery store staff, essential employees able to sign up for vaccines at Wisconsin Center
• Milwaukee mayor urges more teachers, child care workers to sign up for vaccine appointments
• How to get the most out of your Medicare plan in 2021
• Doctor offers tips for avoiding migraines including limiting screen time
• Nursing homes await OK from state to implement CDC guidelines for fully vaccinated people
• State health and business officials discuss positive trend in Wisconsin’s vaccine rollout
• Milwaukee partnership with Children’s Wisconsin, Medical College of Wisconsin helping ramp up vaccination efforts for educators
• 'The sport that we all love': Volleyball players glad to play in Wisconsin Center tournament
• Some COVID-19 patients should wait 90 days before getting the vaccine
• Doctors urge people to not miss cancer screening appointments