Wisconsin cardinal with COVID off ventilator, still hospitalized

A high-ranking Roman Catholic cardinal who was hospitalized after contracting COVID-19 is off a ventilator and is being moved out of intensive care, according to officials at a Wisconsin shrine that he founded.

UWM student debt relief: $5.1M to students impacted by pandemic

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee announced a $5.1 million student debt relief program aimed at helping students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

High school football COVID precautions
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The 2021 fall high school football season is underway for some in Wisconsin, but some teams have already canceled games due to COVID-19.

COVID cancels high school football games, precautions taken

The 2021 fall high school football season is underway for some in Wisconsin, but some teams have already canceled games due to COVID-19.

'Get vaccinated, wear a mask': Dr. Fauci answers your back-to-school questions

Students across Florida are returning to school as COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalizations increase beyond last year’s levels. FOX 13’s Craig Patrick asked Dr. Anthony Fauci to address the questions and concerns many of you have shared with us.

Wisconsin's COVID breakthrough cases more than double

The number of fully vaccinated people in Wisconsin who were hospitalized with COVID-19 more than doubled from February to July.

COVID-triggered ADEM disorder leaves girl unable to see, speak

A Bloomington mom is urging everyone to take steps to protect themselves from COVID-19 after her happy and healthy 8-year-old daughter developed a rare debilitating disorder from COVID-19

COVID vaccine for kids: Trial continues as school year nears

The medical community is racing to study how effective COVID-19 vaccines are in children, and part of that work is centered in Wisconsin.

Delta breakthrough cases, COVID vaccines: What it means
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Doctors say the announcement of added COVID-19 vaccine doses amid a delta variant surge does not mean the vaccines are ineffective.

Cedarburg parents push school mask requirement, board meets

The Cedarburg School Board met Wednesday night, Aug. 18. Masking wasn't on the agenda, but parents still showed up hoping to talk about it.

COVID vaccines, delta breakthrough cases: What it means

Doctors say the announcement of added COVID-19 vaccine doses amid a delta variant surge does not mean the vaccines are ineffective.

COVID-19 severity depends on transmission, NIH study suggests

A study from the NIH suggests COVID-19 can have more of a severe impact on lungs if it’s transmitted through the air versus a contaminated surface.

Dane County mask mandate: Conservatives ask justices to toss it out

A conservative law firm asked the state Supreme Court to toss out Dane County's new mask mandate Wednesday, Aug. 18 saying county health officials overstepped their authority.

Racine COVID vaccine incentive program starts
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Racine announced the start of a COVID-19 vaccination incentive program, offering rewards for those who get the shot, or those who bring an unvaccinated person in.

Racine COVID vaccine incentive program begins

Racine announced the start of a COVID-19 vaccination incentive program, offering rewards for those who get the shot, or those who bring an unvaccinated person in.

‘We have the tools’: Biden says COVID-19 boosters could start in September

On Wednesday, the president outlined plans for booster shots for fully vaccinated Americans, which could begin as early as the week of Sept. 20.

UW-Madison mandates COVID tests for unvaccinated students, staff

University of Wisconsin-Madison students and staff who can't or won't show proof of vaccination will have to undergo weekly COVID-19 testing.

COVID vaccine: Milwaukee Health Department starts 3rd doses

The Milwaukee Health Department announced it will begin administering third COVID-19 vaccine doses to all eligible individuals on Wednesday, Aug. 18.

COVID-19 hospitalizations could hit 32,000 a day, CDC forecast says

The COVID-19 Forecast Hub at UMass Amherst, which is utilized by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, predicts new COVID-19 hospitalizations could reach 32,000 a day as soon as Sept. 13.