Coronavirus

Business owners in downtown Waukesha reacted to the Supreme Court of Wisconsin's decision to strike down Wisconsin's mask mandate. For many, it was business as usual.

A Slinger area man told FOX6 News he’s been having a tough time getting his second coronavirus vaccine at no fault of his own. A technical glitch is causing the cancelation of appointments.

COVID-19 testing in Waukesha County has now transitioned to clinics, pharmacies, and other locations throughout the county.

While many celebrated the news that vaccine eligibility will soon expand to the general public, there are new concerns about shots.

Just as eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine widens to include everyone 16 and older, we are getting promising news about the vaccine's effectiveness on kids much young than that. 

The policy change gives individuals an extra month to make contributions to their individual retirement accounts for 2020.

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow announced on Wednesday, March 31 that the county will not issue a local mask order.

The Wisconsin DHS has reported more than 577,000 COVID-19 cases and 6,600 deaths to date.

The University of Wisconsin System revealed on Wednesday, March 31 the $500 tuition credit for eligible UW System nursing and pharmacy students working at COVID-19 vaccination sites is extended to May 22.

The Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee will receive resources and staffing to be able to do 3,000 vaccinations per day starting April 6.

Delta Air Lines, the last U.S. airline still blocking middle seats, will end that policy in May as air travel recovers and more people become vaccinated against COVID-19.

The Wauwatosa Community Affairs Committee unanimously approved extending the city's mask ordinance, set to expire April 7, until June 16.

At the Summerfest grounds Tuesday, a COVID-19 vaccine clinic opened -- the chance to get a shot, not a headlining musical act, taking center stage.