Local Health

• Coronavirus care facility at State Fair Park to open April 21 as ICU and ventilator capacity nears
• Many Milwaukee voters 'afraid' to vote Tuesday, but here's what you should know if you are voting
• Report: COVID-19 deaths in Wisconsin up 19 from previous day
• Parks, playgrounds closed in Milwaukee Co. to help enforce social distancing order
• Doctors: People who live in an apartment complex have a higher risk of getting COVID-19
• Evers announces statewide mental health initiative
• Don't want to go to the grocery store? Here are alternative ways to buy fresh food
• Activists protest dangerous working conditions at Cudahy business after workers test positive for COVID-19
• Wisconsin health official says COVID-19 curve is flattening
• Alternative care facility for COVID-19 patients to be built at Wisconsin State Fair Park
• Saukville company Rebel Converting donating kits to help make millions of masks
• Young people are not immune to COVID-19, health officials warn: 'It's very easy to contract'
• DIY: Hand sanitizer
• The effectiveness of homemade fabric masks in protecting against COVID-19
• Cleaning your groceries to help keep you safe from COVID-19
• Racine checking early-voters' temperatures, taking other safety precautions
• Wisconsin Nurses Honor Guard to make homemade masks amid COVID-19 equipment shortage
• Doctors answer dozens of coronavirus questions during first Medical College of Wisconsin virtual town hall meeting
• MATC donates protective medical gear to 6 area health care facilities
• University of Washington projections show hundreds of COVID-19 deaths possible in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• Wisconsin COVID-19 deaths now at 23: 'We're headed into the worst of it'
• Roundy's installs Plexiglas barriers in grocery stores to help stop spread of COVID-19
• Milwaukee County leaders work to minimize COVID-19 testing issue
• Milwaukee County launches COVID-19 awareness campaign, MCTS buses free starting Saturday
• Versiti Blood Center: Wisconsin's stay-at-home order does not affect donation centers
• Experts give advice on how to cope during Stay-at-Home orders
• 'Hit hard:' Majority of coronavirus cases on Milwaukee's north side, African-American community
• Kenosha Walgreens employee tests positive for coronavirus
• Public asked to donate personal protective equipment for frontline workers
• COVID-19 cases increase to 457 in Wisconsin, 8K+ test negative; 5 deaths total
• YMCA of Metro Milwaukee offers child care to first responders, medical personnel fighting COVID-19 pandemic
• The Hop streetcar reduces hours due to COVID-19 outbreak
• Marquette University suspends in-person classes through end of spring semester, postpones commencement
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee changes meal pickup policy due to heightened COVID-19 precautions
• Third death from COVID-19 confirmed in City of Milwaukee; 5 deaths total in Wisconsin
• Local sewers asked to hand-sew face masks for hospitals to combat supply shortage
• Six National Guard medics staffed at Grafton care facility with positive COVID-19 cases
• Gov. Evers: 'The best thing you can do to help... is stay home'
• Calling on tattoo shops, salons for help: Bell Ambulance needs masks, other protective supplies
• 281 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Wisconsin; more than 4,000 test negative
• Second COVID-19 death confirmed in Milwaukee County, bringing total in state to four
• Milwaukee Co. first responders work to preserve resources during COVID-19 pandemic
• MCTS bus driver tests positive for coronavirus
• State of Wisconsin up to 206 confirmed cases of COVID-19
• New Berlin construction company donates excess N-95 masks for local healthcare workers amid shortage
• Gov. Tony Evers confirms 2 COVID-19 deaths in Wisconsin
• Girl Scouts and Versiti Blood Center give back to donors during COVID-19 pandemic
• Milwaukee County Election Commission employee tests positive for coronavirus
• Keys to breathing the safest air in your home
• Employee of Milwaukee manufacturing facility Snap-On tests positive for COVID-19
• Dealing with social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Wisconsin releases COVID-19 testing guidelines
• Milwaukee VA veteran tests positive for coronavirus
• Doctor at Children's Wisconsin tests positive for coronavirus
• Canceled, postponed events due to coronavirus -- here's a growing list
• UWM employee tests positive for coronavirus
• Southeast Wisconsin schools begin virtual learning during coronavirus closure
• Evers orders bars, restaurants to close, limits gatherings as state confirms 88 cases of COVID-19
• Froedtert South begins drive-thru COVID-19 testing
• Families affected by senior facility lockdowns communicate through windows, over the phone
• Milwaukee County sets up emergency operations center
• MPS begins distributing grab-and-go lunches for students during coronavirus closure
• Friendship Circle of Wisconsin delivers packages to homebound residents
• State parties focus on social media, phone efforts ahead of spring election
• Congresswoman Gwen Moore self-quarantining for COVID-19
• Wisconsin schools offer meals to students in need amid statewide closure
• Children's Wisconsin postpones all non-time-sensitive surgeries, clinic appointments
• Neighbors work to help each other during Coronavirus pandemic
• Many Milwaukee-area churches stay open to provide comfort during uncertain times, others move services online
• Milwaukee Public Schools employee tests positive for Coronavirus
• Wisconsin Elections Commission encourages absentee voting due to coronavirus concerns
• Parents, grandparents prepare for school closures due to coronavirus
• City of Milwaukee confirms first presumptive case of coronavirus
• ‘Everything is on the table:’ Officials consider COVID-19 concerns for spring election
• Red Cross urges healthy people to donate blood amid coronavirus concerns
• Antetokounmpo, Middleton each pledge $100K to Fiserv Forum staff, Bucks organization will match donations
• Multiple school districts in SE Wisconsin to close for weeks over coronavirus concerns
• Senior centers make changes to ensure virus stays out of their facilities
• Milwaukee County jury services cancelled from March 16 through April 3 over COVID-19 precautions
• Local businesses closing, schools being proactive against coronavirus
• 'No handshaking:' Social distancing & other prevention tips during coronavirus outbreak
• What Gov. Evers’ declaration of a public health emergency means
• MATC suspends classes March 16-21 at all 4 campuses
• UW-Milwaukee employee tests negative for coronavirus; all spring study abroad programs canceled
• Milwaukee Bucks: Fans affected by postponed games will receive ticket options
• Deer District braces for negative impact as Bucks season put on hold
• AHL suspends season amid COVID-19 concerns
• 2 additional cases of coronavirus confirmed in Wisconsin -- bringing total to 7
• MIAD extends spring break, moves to online course instruction
• Gov. Tony Evers declares public health emergency over coronavirus
• UWM to suspend in-person classes after spring break until April 10
• COVID-19: What to do if you're sick
• National DNC chair says convention not in jeopardy
• Milwaukee VA to screen everyone who enters hospital, clinics for COVID-19
• Big East moving forward with tournament set in New York City amid coronavirus outbreak
• State health industry leaders discuss impact of coronavirus
• Cedarburg shop owner sees spike in homemade sanitizer sales due to coronavirus outbreak
• Wisconsin officials caution against travel due to COVID-19
• Third person in Wisconsin tests positive for coronavirus