• CDC website now emphasizes coronavirus spreads in the air
• State will see fewer vaccine doses next week, but demand expected to rise, officials say
• 'It was amazing': Local pharmacist gives COVID-19 vaccine to mom, grandma
• Covid-19 outbreak at US diplomatic mission in India worsens as State Department allows some employees to depart
• Pfizer/BioNTech seek full FDA approval for their Covid-19 vaccine
• Waukesha School Board votes to end COVID-19 quarantine of students and staff, county issues guidelines
• Milwaukee Health Department planning Pfizer distribution for kids 12-15, amid survey showing most parents hesitant
• Milwaukee officials focus vaccine strategy on smaller, mobile sites
• California bar owner charged with multiple felonies for allegedly selling fake Covid-19 vaccination cards, officials say
• Wauwatosa Health Department to create COVID-19 vaccine acceptance campaign
• Less than a third of parents say they'd let their child get Covid-19 vaccine right away, survey finds
• 'A little bit of help:' Local fundraisers benefit those fighting Covid crisis in India
• Moderna says booster shots rev up immune response to coronavirus variants
• US backs waiving intellectual property rules on vaccines
• Canada authorizes Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine for children ages 12 to 15
• US supports vaccine patent waiver proposal at World Trade Organization
• ‘Really robust process’: What parents should know ahead of a COVID-19 vaccine approval for kids
• Wisconsin reaches 'grim milestone' as vaccinations slow
• Milwaukee pharmacies prepare for children 12+ to be eligible for Pfizer vaccine
• Biden sets goal of administering at least one Covid-19 vaccine shot to 70% of US adult population by July 4
• White House tells governors they will redistribute unordered vaccine doses
• Washington and Ozaukee counties launch social media campaign to encourage vaccinations
• Walmart and Sam's Club announce walk-up COVID-19 vaccines at 98 pharmacies in Wisconsin
• FDA expected to OK Pfizer vaccine for kids ages 12-15 by next week
• Seven MPS schools have now returned to virtual learning due to COVID cases
• 'Very limited or no spread': Doctor explains herd immunity and how it can reached
• Milwaukee Health Department brings mobile vaccination clinic to Fiserv Forum for Bucks game
• Why so many people are skipping their second Covid shot — and why they shouldn't
• Ascension North side pop-up vaccine clinics aim to 'reach people where they live'
• The data shows Americans are going out at highest levels in a year
• Is the US obligated to share vaccines with other countries? Medical ethicists weigh in
• Experts say healthy diet and light exercise may boost immune response to the COVID-19 vaccine
• Will the COVID-19 vaccine affect fertility, menstruation? And other questions you may be asking
• DHS: 'Very small percentage' of vaccines wasted in Wisconsin
• CDC’s new mask guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals could affect vulnerable communities
• CDC reports most J&J vaccine side effects are 'nonserious,' 17 cases of blood clot condition
• 100 million US adults are now fully vaccinated, White House says
• Experts are divided on the new CDC mask guidance. Here's what they're saying.
• Less restrictive CDC guidelines may come out soon as cases fall nationwide and locally
• Hayat Pharmacy holds vaccine clinic at Brady Street bar
• Restaurant To Be Named Later to reopen at American Family Field
• City of Racine increases capacity limits on venues, special events, and mass gatherings
• Pop-up vaccination site to open at The Nomad Pub on Brady Street
• Is it okay to drink alcohol after getting vaccinated? Doctors say it depends how much
• 3 Milwaukee Public Schools to return to virtual learning due to COVID cases
• City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County resume use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Wisconsin reports just 0.03% of vaccinated people get virus
• Garland Elementary School in Milwaukee going virtual for 14 days due to positive COVID-19 cases
• Cedarburg School Board votes to keep mask mandate for rest of school year
• Milwaukee to review face mask ordinance following updated CDC guidance
• Churches, grocery stores offer walk-in vaccine clinics as demand decreases
• CDC issues new outdoor mask guidance for fully vaccinated people
• Two die and more than 100 test positive in coronavirus outbreak among US diplomatic staff in India
• New CDC guidelines expected on wearing masks outdoors; doctors advise carrying one at all times
• Milwaukee Public School seniors head back to the classroom Monday
• Report: CDC data shows some Americans skipping out on second vaccine dose
• How to update your medical record so it includes your Covid-19 vaccination
• Gov. Evers encourages Wisconsinites to get vaccinated for World Immunization Week
• Meijer pharmacies launch walk-up COVID-19 vaccine program
• 'It’s huge': Travel industry hopes for boost as vaccinated Americans will be allowed to travel to EU
• CDC's updated Covid-19 guidance for summer camps emphasizes getting vaccinated, wearing masks and staying distanced
• Biden will announce new CDC mask guidance Tuesday, sources say
• Navajo Nation vaccinates more than half of its adult population, outpacing US national rate
• Virus 'swallowing' people in India; crematoriums overwhelmed
• Officials say the US is getting closer to the 'finish line' for coronavirus. What does that mean?
• Los Angeles Dodgers, other California teams debut fully vaccinated seating section for home games
• As Milwaukee clinics un-pause Johnson & Johnson vaccine, some patients request it
• Military sees Covid-19 vaccine surplus as usage rate dips
• US to resume J&J COVID vaccinations despite rare clot risk
• 'Disappointment and anger': Cedarburg business owner targeted after Strawberry Festival canceled
• US has more than 9 million Johnson & Johnson doses ready to go now that pause is lifted
• FDA: N95 masks, now plentiful, should no longer be reused
• CDC vaccine advisers to hear about new blood clot cases linked with J&J coronavirus vaccine
• Study says less than 1% of people end up with COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated
• Wisconsin Center COVID-19 vaccination site to close May 28
• Wisconsin DHS launches 'VaccineFinder' to help people find COVID vaccine appointments
• COVID-19 vaccination numbers continue to climb in Milwaukee, more than 95K doses given
• Only 2 'breakthrough' infections among hundreds of fully vaccinated people, new study finds
• Doctors seeing increased cases of long Covid in children
• FDA report details flaws at Emergent facility making Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine
• Help Wanted: Wisconsin restaurants forced to cut hours amid severe employee shortage
• Milwaukee County has reached 'end of extreme eagerness' in vaccine rollout, leaders say
• MPS confirms 2 positive COVID-19 cases at The Academy of Accelerated Learning
• Disinfecting surfaces to prevent Covid often all for show, CDC advises
• ‘Need to double down now’: Doctors encourage safety measures as COVID-19 cases rise among children
• Gov. Evers, DHS announce $175 million to support COVID-19 testing in schools
• How to avoid fraudulent cleaning, disinfection companies
• Racine approves changes to mask ordinance in 12-1 vote
• Doctors say the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is still needed to vaccinate hard to reach populations
• Milwaukee Health Department answers questions from Common Council members about J&J vaccine
• To end this pandemic, 'we've got to get everyone in our country vaccinated,' US surgeon general says
• Health officials considered issuing a warning before deciding to recommend a pause of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine
• Sylvan Learning talks virtual learning, how to help students falling behind
• Other US states could see scenarios similar to the Covid-19 crisis unfolding in Michigan, expert says
• Half of US adults now have received at least 1 COVID shot
• New COVID-19 infections in Wisconsin topped 700 for the fifth day
• Lt. Gov. Barnes promotes vaccine availability, as distribution levels off across Wisconsin