• FDA advisory panel recommends Pfizer boosters for people aged 65+, high risk people
• Moderna's vaccine is the most effective, but Pfizer and J&J also protect well, CDC-led study says
• FDA's vaccine advisers meet to decide whether Americans need boosters
• Family says Covid contributed to Jefferson County teen's death
• Who notifies MPS students that they should quarantine? Family's story highlights confusion within system
• National Guard COVID-19 testing site reopens in Racine amid uptick in cases
• MPS mother says daughter may have been exposed to COVID-19 in class, district did not notify her
• 'We're doing everything we can': Restaurants offer incentives, cut hours amid dire labor shortage
• Conservative law firm advises against legal challenges to COVID-19 testing requirement for state employees
• COVID-19 testing on the rise in Milwaukee as city plans to replace American Family Field testing site
• Biden administration moves to avoid shortages of Covid-19 monoclonal antibody treatments
• Expect a bumpy ride this week when FDA advisers consider Covid-19 booster shots
• 1 in every 500 US residents have died of Covid-19
• In her obituary, a family says a mother's Covid-19 death could have been prevented if more people were vaccinated
• Elmbrook School Board passes new COVID guidelines that leave both sides disappointed
• 1 in 3 COVID cases in Wisconsin are children, Oak Creek parents push for mask mandate
• American Family Field COVID-19 testing site to close Sept. 25
• Wisconsin DOA announces state employee testing requirement for the unvaccinated
• UW Health urges people who are pregnant, breastfeeding to get vaccinated
• 17 health care professionals, citing religious reasons, seek to prevent New York State from enforcing vaccine mandate
• Black market for fake COVID vaccine cards growing
• Elmbrook School District to hold Covid policy meeting Tuesday, parents set to rally beforehand
• United Airlines workers with religious objections to the Covid vaccine will be placed on unpaid leave
• FDA could approve Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids this fall, Wisconsin doctors say
• Wisconsin nursing homes see spike in COVID-19 cases as federal vaccine mandate for staff looms
• Wisconsin State employees report nearly 70 percent COVID-19 vaccination rate
• A heart patient died after he couldn't get a cardiac ICU bed in 43 hospitals. Now his family is pleading for people to get vaccinated
• Meijer pharmacists urge patients to get their seasonal flu shot early
• Two departing FDA leaders among scientists who say Covid-19 vaccines do not currently 'show a need for boosting'
• The vaccine mandate may not apply to your Uber driver or Big Mac server
• Dr. Jill Biden's planned visit to Milwaukee and vaccine requirements further politicize the pandemic
• Health commissioner applauds MPS vaccine mandate, explains decision not to reinstate mask order
• Legal and medical experts weigh in on Biden administration's plan to require vaccinations
• MPS board unanimously passes employee vaccine mandate
• 'What are we waiting for?': Teachers' union urges Milwaukee to reinstate mask mandate
• Los Angeles school board votes to mandate Covid-19 vaccine for eligible students age 12 and over
• Biden announces new vaccine mandates that could cover 100 million Americans
• Doctors worry about rise in RSV, COVID cases in kids following Labor Day weekend
• Milwaukee's Morse Middle School moves to virtual learning due to COVID-19 cases
• Has Delta variant reached its peak? Wisconsin doctors say not yet
• UW Health investigating vaccine response in those with IBS
• Vaccinations increase 19% in Racine following incentive program
• The Delta variant is hurting US jobs. We now likely won't see a full recovery until 2023
• Potawatomi Hotel & Casino bringing back mask policy beginning Sept. 9
• Mandates and testing among Biden's plans to combat Delta surge
• More children faced food insecurity last year during pandemic
• Almost all Afghan refugees take advantage of free COVID-19 shots at Fort McCoy
• Nass asks GOP leaders to sue UW System over COVID policies
• Daily Covid-19 case average is more than 3 times higher than it was last Labor Day
• Score free beer at Lakefront Brewery's 'Pint for Poke' event 🍺
• Delta variant eight times less sensitive to neutralizing antibodies from vaccines in a lab setting: study
• Biden set to deliver major speech on next phase of pandemic response, sources say
• How to protect children under 12 from Covid-19, according to Fauci
• Already vaccinated against Covid-19? Experts say you're protected, even without a booster shot
• White House releases new plan to better respond to future pandemics or other biological threats
• Biden administration's September 20 booster rollout may be scaled back to just Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine at first
• Students gather at state Capitol to protest UW-Madison's Covid policies
• Free COVID-19 vaccine clinic to be held at MATC Sept. 7; walk-ins welcome
• 3 doses of Covid-19 vaccine are likely needed for full protection, Fauci says
• $100 COVID-19 vaccine reward program extended until Sept. 19
• Another Republican says don't sue UW over COVID-19 policies
• Milwaukee County employees must get vaccinated or get religious, medical exemption
• More than 80% of Americans 16 and older have some immunity to coronavirus, blood survey finds
• UW-Madison: 9 out of 10 people on campus fully vaccinated
• Summerfest to provide rapid COVID testing at entrance for those without proof of vaccine, negative test
• Masks recommended for city buildings in Whitewater
• 7-day average of COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin is highest in more than 6 months, DHS reports
• 100,000 more could die from Covid-19 in US by December
• Back to school anxiety? Experts share how to put your child at ease
• City of Racine reinstates mask mandate in public indoor spaces, effectively immediately
• 'Not a good combination': COVID-19 hospitalizations increase as nationwide nursing shortage strikes Wisconsin
• Wife of Wisconsin lawmaker with COVID-19 urges vaccination
• Grafton parents rally for choice whether to wear masks; school board calls special meeting
• Cardinal to begin rehabilitation after contracting COVID-19
• Wisconsin doctors ask Sen. Johnson to stop push for Ivermectin as COVID-19 cure
• Updated visitor restrictions policy goes into effect at Advocate Aurora
• EU to recommend reinstating Covid-related travel restrictions on US
• New research reveals how to reduce risk of airborne COVID-19 spread during musical performances
• 'An opportunity for everybody': Mexican Fiesta hosts successful vaccine clinics
• First, surges in Covid-19 infections led to shortages of hospital beds and staff. Now it's oxygen
• Fauci: School Covid-19 vaccine mandates are a 'good idea'
• Hostile school board meetings have members calling it quits
• COVID-19 presents greater blood clot risk than vaccines, study finds
• 'Get this life saving vaccine': Next Door hosts COVID-19 Community Resource Fair
• What's the risk of indoor dining if you're fully vaccinated? Here's what one expert says
• Wisconsin doctors concerned about bed capacity amid delta variant and staffing issues
• Hospitals face nursing shortages as another COVID surge looms, offer significant incentives
• Biden says health officials exploring whether to recommend Covid vaccine boosters after less than 8 months
• US shipping 2.2 million Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine doses to South Africa
• 'It's a very divisive issue': Local employment attorney explains legality of workplace vaccine mandates
• Hospital filled with Covid-19 patients was forced to turn away someone needing emergency cancer treatment, doctor says
• Kenosha Unified School District reschedules board meeting after spacing concern leads to early adjournment
• New COVID-19 testing sites open in Washington, Ozaukee counties
• Mexican Fiesta to host COVID-19 vaccine clinic during weekend event
• Oregon to mandate masks outdoors in many public settings
• Moderna completes submission to FDA for full approval of its Covid-19 vaccine
• Pentagon mandates US military service members receive Covid vaccine immediately