Vaccine Team

• Milwaukee health officials push for people to get latest COVID boosters
• COVID pills to be administered more quickly under White House initiative, doctors say
• Study suggests Pfizer's vaccine for kids 5-11 is less effective; local health officials and parents respond
• Wisconsin scientists concerned deer with COVID-19 could pose health risk to humans
• Milwaukee mask mandate to expire March 1
• Doctors warn of pain, chronic fatigue as potential long COVID symptoms
• COVID-19 survivor, double-lung transplant recipient part of campaign to boost vaccine rates
• Milwaukee offers $100 gift cards to those who get first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
• Wisconsin pediatric diabetes cases increase as 'alarming' new study finds link with COVID-19
• 'Could have been much worse': Milwaukee mayor shares message following his COVID-19 recovery
• Milwaukee Health Department begins offering booster doses to kids ages 12-15
• How easy is it to find at-home COVID-19 tests in Milwaukee County? How reliable are they?
• Wisconsin doctors warn against large New Year's Eve parties amid Omicron variant spread
• Milwaukeeans wait more than an hour at city testing sites, ahead of holidays
• Local doctors: Pfizer COVID-19 pill will 'change the treatment landscape'
• CDC panel recommends Pfizer, Moderna vaccines over J&J shot
• Bucks, Milwaukee Health Department host vaccine clinic at Fiserv Forum Saturday
• Racine city leaders stress importance of vaccination as cases, deaths continue to increase
• Testing sites see increased demand for COVID-19 tests ahead of Thanksgiving
• Doctors concerned about Wisconsin COVID-19 case increase
• Milwaukee third grader gets vaccine 9 months after President Biden reassured her about COVID
• Aurora Children's Health begins taking appointments for kids COVID-19 vaccine
• Bucks team up with Milwaukee Health Department to host COVID-19 vaccine clinic for children
• MPS schools begin to administer COVID-19 vaccines for children 5-11
• Mayor Barrett, Health Commissioner Johnson share details Saturday on vaccine clinics for children ages 5-11 in Milwaukee
• Covid vaccine for children 5-11 available at Milwaukee Health Department centers; school clinics begin Nov. 8
• Doctors say homeopathic treatment Rodgers reportedly received is not an alternative to COVID-19 vaccine
• Vaccinators waiting for Wisconsin Department of Health Services to greenlight children's COVID-19 vaccine
• Packers fans question team's future, ethics surrounding athletes' vaccine status
• Local health officials preparing to get kids 5 to 11 vaccinated against COVID-19
• More than 90% of Milwaukee city employees have complied with vaccine mandate, 230+ face suspension or firing
• Milwaukee County preparing to distribute Pfizer's COVID-19 for kids 5-11 once authorized
• MATC to hold free, public COVID-19 vaccine clinic on Thursday, Oct. 28
• Mix-and-match strategy will 'remove barriers to access' to COVID-19 vaccine boosters
• City of Milwaukee Health Department launches second dose COVID-19 vaccine incentive program
• FDA panel recommends half-dose Moderna booster shots
• UW-River Falls reaches 70% threshold for student COVID-19 vaccinations
• UW Health: COVID-19 vaccines create more reliable immunity than infection
• Milwaukee opens new drive-thru COVID-19 testing site in Menomonee River Valley
• DHS: Contact tracers can now send texts, emails to notify exposures to COVID-19
• Bucks to require fans seated within 15 feet of court to show proof of COVID-19 vaccine or negative test
• Wisconsin doctors: COVID-19 pill could be 'groundbreaking,' but not a vaccine substitute
• Milwaukee County's COVID-19 vaccine requirement reaches deadline
• MATC, City of Milwaukee Health Dept. to hold Vaccine Clinic Oct. 6 at Walker’s Square
• DHS: Boosters only eligible for people who got Pfizer vaccine, don't mix manufacturers
• 'Slice for Shot': Ian's Pizza offers free pizza with proof of vaccine at onsite clinic 🍕
• Kohler Co. announces all employees must be fully vaccinated by Jan. 1
• Thousands in Wisconsin are now eligible for COVID-19 booster
• DHS: Pfizer vaccine booster shots available in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee VA now offering Pfizer booster shots to veterans
• MATC to host free COVID-19 vaccine clinic Sept. 28; walk-ins welcome
• Wisconsin vaccinators ready to get Pfizer boosters in arms
• City of Racine waiting on direction from DHS before administering COVID vaccine boosters
• Wisconsin DHS says vaccinators will be ready to administer Pfizer boosters following federal approval
• Milwaukee to offer $100 COVID-19 vaccine incentive for residents beginning Sept. 23
• The latest COVID news from UW Health
• 1/3 Milwaukee Co. cases are in children; leaders encouraged by Pfizer data for kids 5-11
• DHS: More than 142K individuals vaccinated during vaccine reward program
• Wisconsin's COVID-19 incentive program expires Sunday
• FDA advisory panel recommends Pfizer boosters for people aged 65+, high risk people
• National Guard COVID-19 testing site reopens in Racine amid uptick in cases
• UWM reports 70% of students are fully vaccinated
• 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
• 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
• Black market for fake COVID vaccine cards growing
• 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
• Meijer pharmacists urge patients to get their seasonal flu shot early
• 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
• 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
• Score free beer at Lakefront Brewery's 'Pint for Poke' event 🍺
• Free COVID-19 vaccine clinic to be held at MATC Sept. 7; walk-ins welcome
• $100 COVID-19 vaccine reward program extended until Sept. 19
• Milwaukee County employees must get vaccinated or get religious, medical exemption
• Doctors concerned about 'mixing of viruses' amid increased cases of RSV and COVID-19
• 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
• 'Not a good combination': COVID-19 hospitalizations increase as nationwide nursing shortage strikes Wisconsin
• Wisconsin doctors ask Sen. Johnson to stop push for Ivermectin as COVID-19 cure
• Updated visitor restrictions policy goes into effect at Advocate Aurora
• 'An opportunity for everybody': Mexican Fiesta hosts successful vaccine clinics
• 'Get this life saving vaccine': Next Door hosts COVID-19 Community Resource Fair
• Wisconsin doctors concerned about bed capacity amid delta variant and staffing issues
• Mexican Fiesta to host COVID-19 vaccine clinic during weekend event
• Summerfest loses second headliner, Modern English, due to COVID-19 surge
• 9 out 10 Wisconsin ICU beds are in use; doctors concerned as hospitalizations increase 'significantly'
• Grafton elementary schools will require masks amid COVID-19 surge
• COVID-19 vaccination required for all city of Milwaukee employees
• 'Let me run the schools': UW System President will enact COVID-19 policies on campuses without lawmaker's approval
• Alverno College will require masks for all indoor campus spaces
• FDA approval, booster shots: Local doctor weighs in on latest COVID-19 vaccine developments