Coronavirus

• COVID-19 hospitalizations reach all-time high in WI; officials warn of 'twin' pandemics during flu season
• Wisconsin's COVID-19 cases go up again, near all-time high
• Wisconsin COVID-19 case count updates
• Local expert discusses COVID-19 ‘financial side effects’
• Fauci cautions that a Covid-19 vaccine won't eliminate the need for masks and public health measures
• Evers urges college students to skip on parties, bars and calls on GOP to set example with masks
• Wilmot Union High School switches to virtual learning after more students test positive for COVID-19
• Google updates Maps to show how bad Covid is in your area
• United Airlines to offer Covid-19 testing for some passengers
• Would-be Olympic skateboarder discusses postponement, training for 2021 games
• Health officials recommend against usual trick-or-treating
• 'Unfathomable': US death toll from coronavirus hits 200,000
• Dentist explains best ways to maintain oral health during pandemic
• CDC abruptly removes guidance about airborne coronavirus transmission, says update 'was posted in error'
• Psychologist offers advice for parents while raising children during high stress times like pandemic
• Racine Zoo adjusting events during COVID-19 pandemic
• Autmakers turn to virtual events to launch new car models during pandemic
• 7 KUSD schools go virtual for week due to employee absences
• Wisconsin goes over 100,000 in positive COVID-19 tests
• WI Supreme Court justices say Ginsburg was a 'role model,' emphasized importance of election
• Wisconsin sets new COVID-19 record with 2,533 more cases in 1 day amid CDC changing testing guidelines
• Teacher dies of COVID-19 in Green Bay area
• CDC updates, again, guidelines on testing people without coronavirus symptoms
• Congresswoman Gwen Moore talks COVID-19, economic support during town hall
• Travel expert offers tips for taking a safe, relaxing trip during COVID-19 pandemic
• Health officials: Wisconsin sees 2,000+ new COVID-19 cases, single-day increase record
• Chiefs fan who attended game tests positive for Covid-19 and now everyone who sat near them is in quarantine
• 42 Badger players, staff test positive for coronavirus
• Barr says calls for coronavirus lockdown are the 'greatest intrusion on civil liberties' other than slavery in US history
• Coronavirus cases at 19 schools in Washington and Ozaukee Counties
• 3 COVID-19 cases confirmed at Bristol School District in Kenosha County
• UW-Madison student hospitalized with COVID-19 complications
• Gov. Evers on potential mask order extension: ‘We’re looking for the right avenue’
• Evers: UW reopening was right call despite virus surge
• Chicago warns against Wisconsin travel, cites COVID-19 spike
• Health officials may expand COVID testing in southern parts of Milwaukee and surrounding county
• Marquette University directs residents of Schroeder Hall to quarantine for 2 weeks
• Area doctors say rise in COVID-19 cases shows Wisconsin heading in the wrong direction
• University of Wisconsin-Madison eliminates spring break
• More pandemic fallout: No Peeps for Halloween and Christmas
• Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin holds free food distribution in Pewaukee
• Grandparents Day 2020: 5 tips for a safe grandparent-grandchild visit
• Louis Vuitton is releasing a face shield with golden studs to protect luxury buyers from coronavirus
• UW-Milwaukee says steps are being taken to curb large student gatherings
• City of South Milwaukee announces trick-or-treating will go on amid pandemic
• Acts Housing fundraising event to help make home ownership possible for many
• Colleges in all 50 states report coronavirus cases as clusters linked to social gatherings grow
• Majority of Americans believe political pressure will cause FDA to rush a coronavirus vaccine, new poll finds
• Wisconsin football, hockey taking 2-week break
• Here's what changes you can expect as the NFL season starts during the pandemic
• UW-Madison to shift to remote learning for two weeks following spike in COVID-19 cases
• Surgeon General and NIH director pledge to get Covid-19 vaccine in public once approved
• COVID-19 drive-thru testing site opens at Festival Hall in Racine
• Dane County exec tells UW-Madison to close dorms
• Wisconsin college campuses grapple with impact of COVID-19 on start of academic year
• New Jersey nursing home where authorities found 17 bodies sued for alleged failures during Covid-19
• Wisconsin confirms 893 new COVID-19 cases, no deaths
• Russia's Covid-19 vaccine generated an immune response, study says
• Wisconsin has seen a drop in COVID-19 testing, health officials hope to reverse trend
• US adds 1.4 million jobs in August, but is still down 11.5 million jobs since COVID hit
• 'The Batman' production paused after Robert Pattinson tests positive for Covid-19
• State, local leaders say government is urging plan for vaccine distribution
• UW-Milwaukee launches mandatory COVID-19 testing for students in residence halls
• COVID-19 has killed more law enforcement officers this year than all other causes combined
• Prison inmates are twice as likely to die of Covid-19 than those on the outside, new report finds
• A New Jersey man was laid off due to the pandemic. Now he's mowing lawns for senior citizens and veterans at no charge
• FEMA approves $300 unemployment payments for Wisconsin
• CDC tells states: Be ready to distribute vaccines on Nov. 1
• 5 staff members at Longfellow Middle School test positive for COVID-19
• Local companies launch coronavirus antibody testing strip
• Large antibody study offers hope for coronavirus vaccine efforts
• UW-Madison, UW Health among 1st clinical sites in US to test new COVID-19 vaccine
• Milwaukee Health Department collaborates with Common Ground amid ongoing coronavirus pandemic
• 1-year-old is now the youngest reported coronavirus victim in Georgia
• Kids can carry coronavirus in respiratory tract for weeks, study suggests
• LG has designed a wearable air purifier for your face
• IBM hoping to enhance sports for fans through new technologies during pandemic
• UW Health offers work from home safety tips
• Vet weighs in on pets and the pandemic, what owners need to know
• CDC was pressured 'from the top down' to change coronavirus testing guidance, official says
• Updated CDC guidelines now say people exposed to coronavirus may not need to be tested
• Mayor Barrett, County Executive Crowley react to lawsuit challenging statewide mask mandate
• Mother captures emotional photo of son crying in virtual class to show difficulties of distance learning
• Olympic great Usain Bolt tests positive for the coronavirus
• New virus cases decline in the US and experts credit masks
• Lawsuit challenges Gov. Evers' mask mandate
• Hong Kong man 'first case' documented of getting coronavirus twice, researchers say
• Biden's hometown gets boost from DNC, as Milwaukee accepts lost revenue impact
• Thompson won't say when UW would close due to COVID-19
• Vet offers cat care advice for pet owners during COVID-19 pandemic
• Ways Facebook can help keep your child connected during socially distanced school year
• Milwaukee County COVID-19 positive rate falls
• 18 Milwaukee businesses warned for mask violations; 1 restaurant fined $1,500
• Medical College of Wisconsin receives funding for research COVID-19 research
• Lake Geneva woman launches scent-infused masks amid COVID-19 pandemic
• USAA to offer $30 million in grants, no-interest loans and other assistance to military families
• New marketing franchise hoping to help revive small businesses
• Milwaukee's Jazz in the Park to go virtual August 20, 27
• Los Angeles mayor shuts off utilities at Hollywood Hills 'party house'
• Here's what happened when students went to school during the 1918 pandemic