Autopsies revealed COVID-19 patients had blood clotting in multiple organs, according to study
NEW YORK -- A recent autopsy study of coronavirus patients revealed that blood clotting was present not only in the lungs — but in organs throughout the body.In a study published on June 25 in the Lancet's eClinicalMedicine, autopsies of seven COVID-19 patients revealed clotting in small blood vessels in “multiple organs.”Dr.
NEW YORK -- A recent autopsy study of coronavirus patients revealed that blood clotting was present not only in the lungs — but in organs throughout the body.In a study published on June 25 in the Lancet's eClinicalMedicine, autopsies of seven COVID-19 patients revealed clotting in small blood vessels in “multiple organs.”Dr.
Westown Farmers' Market canceled noting COVID-19, other challenges
MILWAUKEE -- After an initial postponement, the Westown Association has decided to cancel the 2020 season of the Westown Farmers' Market noting growing concerns for coronavirus spread and other challenges.After conducting a survey with the Milwaukee Downtown BID #21, results showed only 33% of employees expect to return to their offices by September.
MILWAUKEE -- After an initial postponement, the Westown Association has decided to cancel the 2020 season of the Westown Farmers' Market noting growing concerns for coronavirus spread and other challenges.After conducting a survey with the Milwaukee Downtown BID #21, results showed only 33% of employees expect to return to their offices by September.
‘Feisty’ Jewish war hero, 99, survived Nazi assassination, plane crash, cancer and now, coronavirus
YOKR, England -- A German Jewish World War II veteran who survived a Nazi assassination attempt, plane crash and breast cancer can now add another accomplishment: defeating coronavirus months before she turns 100.
YOKR, England -- A German Jewish World War II veteran who survived a Nazi assassination attempt, plane crash and breast cancer can now add another accomplishment: defeating coronavirus months before she turns 100.
COVID-19 disproportionately affecting Latinos; woman shares heartbreaking story of losing her father
LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles County health officials say Latinos are more than twice as likely to be infected with COVID-19 as compared to white people.Health officials also say Latinos are dying in higher numbers than any other ethnicity, particularly because many of them are frontline essential workers who aren’t able to work from home.That was the case for one dad who passed away and his heartbroken daughter is sharing his story.Misty Diaz had just been told her father, her protector, wasn’t going to survive his fight with COVID-19.
LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles County health officials say Latinos are more than twice as likely to be infected with COVID-19 as compared to white people.Health officials also say Latinos are dying in higher numbers than any other ethnicity, particularly because many of them are frontline essential workers who aren’t able to work from home.That was the case for one dad who passed away and his heartbroken daughter is sharing his story.Misty Diaz had just been told her father, her protector, wasn’t going to survive his fight with COVID-19.
Discovery World is getting ready to reopen, here's what you need to know before you go
MILWAUKEE -- Discovery World is getting ready to reopen and there are some things you need to know before you go.
MILWAUKEE -- Discovery World is getting ready to reopen and there are some things you need to know before you go.
Miami-Dade to issue $100 fines for people not wearing masks in public
MIAMI -- Miami-Dade County plans to start aggressively enforcing rules designed to combat the rapidly spreading coronavirus.The county's commission unanimously approved an emergency order on Thursday that gives all code and fire inspectors authority to issue tickets of up to $100 for individuals and $500 for businesses not complying with guidelines to wear masks and practice social distancing.
MIAMI -- Miami-Dade County plans to start aggressively enforcing rules designed to combat the rapidly spreading coronavirus.The county's commission unanimously approved an emergency order on Thursday that gives all code and fire inspectors authority to issue tickets of up to $100 for individuals and $500 for businesses not complying with guidelines to wear masks and practice social distancing.
Bank robbery suspect blames COVID-19: 'I didn't get a stimulus or that 10K loan'
HOUSTON -- Police say a suspect handed the teller a note blaming the coronavirus during a robbery at a bank in Houston.The robbery occurred at the Woodforest National Bank at 9700 Hillcroft Avenue around 9 a.m. July 9.Police say the male suspect entered the bank just after opening, told the teller he needed to make a withdrawal, and handed the teller a folded up piece of notebook paper.
HOUSTON -- Police say a suspect handed the teller a note blaming the coronavirus during a robbery at a bank in Houston.The robbery occurred at the Woodforest National Bank at 9700 Hillcroft Avenue around 9 a.m. July 9.Police say the male suspect entered the bank just after opening, told the teller he needed to make a withdrawal, and handed the teller a folded up piece of notebook paper.
Milwaukee Bucks guard Eric Bledsoe tests positive for COVID-19
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer confirmed Eric Bledsoe tested positive for COVID-19, but remains cautiously optimistic the veteran point guard will be ready for the start of the season’s resumption.“With the virus you’re never sure,” Budenholzer said Friday. “There are certainly things that you have to kind of clear and cover, but the opener, if it’s two weeks away, then I think most medical, most things and research would say he is going to be available.’’Budenholzer's comment came a day after multiple reports indicated Bledsoe said he had tested positive but was asymptomatic.The Bucks, who have an NBA-leading 53-12 record, will face the Boston Celtics on July 31 in their first game since the pandemic-imposed hiatus began in mid-March.Budenholzer added that the Bucks will “prepare without him and welcome him with open arms when he does come.’’The 30-year-old Bledsoe is averaging 15.4 points, 5.4 assists and 4.6 rebounds.
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer confirmed Eric Bledsoe tested positive for COVID-19, but remains cautiously optimistic the veteran point guard will be ready for the start of the season’s resumption.“With the virus you’re never sure,” Budenholzer said Friday. “There are certainly things that you have to kind of clear and cover, but the opener, if it’s two weeks away, then I think most medical, most things and research would say he is going to be available.’’Budenholzer's comment came a day after multiple reports indicated Bledsoe said he had tested positive but was asymptomatic.The Bucks, who have an NBA-leading 53-12 record, will face the Boston Celtics on July 31 in their first game since the pandemic-imposed hiatus began in mid-March.Budenholzer added that the Bucks will “prepare without him and welcome him with open arms when he does come.’’The 30-year-old Bledsoe is averaging 15.4 points, 5.4 assists and 4.6 rebounds.
MPS board unanimously passes 3-phase back-to-school plan, recommended 2020-21 calendars
Milwaukee Public School board unanimously voted Thursday night, July 16 to move forward with a virtual start of the 2020-2021 school year — Phase 1 of the proposed 3-phase plan.
Milwaukee Public School board unanimously voted Thursday night, July 16 to move forward with a virtual start of the 2020-2021 school year — Phase 1 of the proposed 3-phase plan.
'Let me brighten up your face:' Milwaukee mask makers see booming business
MILWAUKEE -- Since the CDC urged face coverings early on in the pandemic, there are a number of places you can pick one up — from convenience stores to big box stores.
MILWAUKEE -- Since the CDC urged face coverings early on in the pandemic, there are a number of places you can pick one up — from convenience stores to big box stores.
As MLB 60-game season draws near, careful optimism prevails
With the start of Major League Baseball's shortened season a week away, games in empty stadiums and strange extra-inning rules are on the verge of becoming reality.
With the start of Major League Baseball's shortened season a week away, games in empty stadiums and strange extra-inning rules are on the verge of becoming reality.
Drug overdose deaths soar amid pandemic: 'What we need to do is replace stigma with hope'
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee County is logging never-before-seen numbers in drug overdose deaths.Officials say the county is on track to shatter 2019's record-high number of 418 lives lost -- and medical experts say the current pandemic is playing a role.
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee County is logging never-before-seen numbers in drug overdose deaths.Officials say the county is on track to shatter 2019's record-high number of 418 lives lost -- and medical experts say the current pandemic is playing a role.
Coin shortage prompts bank to pay you for spare change: 'It has never happened before'
Do you have a jar of coins in your house? Maybe you have been saving for a special occasion? Well, a local bank says they will pay you for what's inside that jar -- plus interest!
Do you have a jar of coins in your house? Maybe you have been saving for a special occasion? Well, a local bank says they will pay you for what's inside that jar -- plus interest!
Next few weeks are critical: Racine health officials ask residents to prevent COVID spread
RACINE -- Once a "hot spot" both state and nationwide, Racine has flattened its own COVID-19 curve over the last few weeks.
RACINE -- Once a "hot spot" both state and nationwide, Racine has flattened its own COVID-19 curve over the last few weeks.
Milwaukee mask mandate begins
The City of Milwaukee mask mandate is now in effect and we're getting reaction to the move from residents and officials.
The City of Milwaukee mask mandate is now in effect and we're getting reaction to the move from residents and officials.
MPS reopening plan to be voted on Thursday; concerns over 'health and safety of our students'
MILWAUKEE -- It's going to be very fluid, which is news parents and teachers likely do not want to hear.
MILWAUKEE -- It's going to be very fluid, which is news parents and teachers likely do not want to hear.
Wisconsin's unemployment rate falls, still thousands wait for 1st checks to arrive
Wisconsin's unemployment rate dropped nearly three percent from last month. But while people are getting back to work, 140,000 Wisconsinites are still waiting on unemployment checks.
Wisconsin's unemployment rate dropped nearly three percent from last month. But while people are getting back to work, 140,000 Wisconsinites are still waiting on unemployment checks.
Milwaukee's mask mandate takes effect to prevent spread of coronavirus
The Milwaukee mask mandate is in full effect. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett says, so far, compliance has been good but he knows not everyone likes it.
The Milwaukee mask mandate is in full effect. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett says, so far, compliance has been good but he knows not everyone likes it.
CDC extends US ban on cruise ships through September
WASHINGTON — Federal health officials are extending the U.S. ban on cruise ships through the end September as coronavirus infections rise in most U.S. states, including Florida.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday that it was extending a no-sail order that had been scheduled to expire July 24.Major cruise lines that belong to an industry trade group had already canceled cruises until Sept. 15 because of ongoing discussions with federal officials over how to restart operations safely.Coronavirus infections are rising in 40 states, and daily deaths have climbed more than 20% from a week ago.
WASHINGTON — Federal health officials are extending the U.S. ban on cruise ships through the end September as coronavirus infections rise in most U.S. states, including Florida.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday that it was extending a no-sail order that had been scheduled to expire July 24.Major cruise lines that belong to an industry trade group had already canceled cruises until Sept. 15 because of ongoing discussions with federal officials over how to restart operations safely.Coronavirus infections are rising in 40 states, and daily deaths have climbed more than 20% from a week ago.
Woodman's Food Markets to require shoppers to wear masks starting July 20
MILWAUKEE -- Woodman’s Food Markets will begin requiring a face covering (covering both mouth and nose) to shop in all of its stores starting on Monday, July 20.Woodman's has required the use of a face-covering by staff and all others performing work in our stores (vendors, merchandisers, etc.) since the beginning of April.Now, the store operators are asking customers do their part as we all work together to help slow the spread of COVID-19.Face masks are available for purchase at all Woodman's locations.As an alternative to in-store shopping, Woodman’s also offers online shopping for pick-up and delivery.
MILWAUKEE -- Woodman’s Food Markets will begin requiring a face covering (covering both mouth and nose) to shop in all of its stores starting on Monday, July 20.Woodman's has required the use of a face-covering by staff and all others performing work in our stores (vendors, merchandisers, etc.) since the beginning of April.Now, the store operators are asking customers do their part as we all work together to help slow the spread of COVID-19.Face masks are available for purchase at all Woodman's locations.As an alternative to in-store shopping, Woodman’s also offers online shopping for pick-up and delivery.