Parents allegedly sent COVID-19 positive child to school, exposing 80 other kids

The Nevada school district alleged that the parents knowingly sent their child to school just two days after they had tested positive for COVID-19, exposing 80 others to infection, according to a school district spokesperson.

Milwaukee clinics offer COVID vaccine every day
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MLK Heritage Health Center and the Isaac Coggs Heritage Health Center host vaccine clinics every single day.

Milwaukee COVID case burden, positivity improve slightly

The Milwaukee Health Department (MHD) on Friday, Aug. 13 reported slight improvement to COVID-19 trends for the preceding week.

'Conquer COVID-19:' Vaccine clinics every day

MLK Heritage Health Center and the Isaac Coggs Heritage Health Center host vaccine clinics every single day.

National Education Association supports vaccine mandates, COVID-19 testing

The nation’s largest teachers’ union issued a statement on Thursday supporting the use of FDA-authorized vaccines or regular COVID-19 testing for all public school educators.

UW System housing: Roommate vaccination concern arises
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The UW System does not require COVID-19 vaccinations, or track them as part of housing; it's possible that vaccinated students may end up with unvaccinated roommates.

UW System housing: COVID vaccination roommate concern arises

The UW System does not require COVID-19 vaccinations, or track them as part of housing; it's possible that vaccinated students may end up with unvaccinated roommates.

North Texas 4-month-old in ICU battling COVID-19 and RSV simultaneously

Hudson Hooten is battling both COVID and RSV, the two viruses that are packing children's hospitals across North Texas. His mom says it all began with a cough. Things quickly got worse. Doctors told his mom he got the last ICU bed.

Summerfest COVID entry rules frustrate some, refunds wanted

Concertgoers will need more than a ticket to see a show on the Summerfest grounds, and new COVID-19 entry protocols have some wanting a refund.

COVID-19 surge: States that showed progress now seeing waves of new cases

The COVID-19 surge that is sending hospitalizations to all-time highs in parts of the South is also clobbering states like Hawaii and Oregon that were once seen as pandemic success stories.

US in ‘much worse situation’ with COVID-19 pandemic than expected, experts say

Dr. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania and a member of the FDA Vaccine Advisory Panel, said he’s amazed at how much of society appears to have returned to normal behaviors despite the pandemic being far from over.

CDC: More than 90% of US counties have ‘substantial or high’ COVID-19 transmission

Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the CDC, said on Thursday that more than 90% of counties in the U.S. are experiencing “substantial or high” rates of COVID-19 transmission.

COVID delta variant in Wisconsin: Vaccines, masks encouraged

Gov. Tony Evers and officials with the Wisconsin DHS discussed the latest COVID-19 trends and the state's response.

UW Health expert talks COVID vaccine latest
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Dr. Bill Hartman with UW Health joined FOX6 News at 4 on Thursday to discuss the latest COVID-19 developments, including clinical trials to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in children.

Vaccines urged amid Wisconsin delta variant surge
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Wisconsin health officials are stressing the importance of vaccinations, and encouraging masking, as the COVID-19 delta variant surges statewide.

No staffed pediatric ICU beds left in North Texas region, hospital official says

“We [have] no staffed pediatric ICU beds available in Trauma Service Area E,” said Stephen Love, President/CEO, Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council.

California school staff must be fully vaccinated or undergo weekly COVID testing

California became the first state Wednesday to implement a policy that requires all school staff to be vaccinated or undergo weekly COVID-19 testing.

School supply shortage: Why these back-to-school items could be hard to find

From backpacks to clothes to electronics, supply shortages could make your back-to-school shopping harder this year. An expert explains why.

Las Vegas officers escort boy to school after his dad died of COVID-19

Las Vegas officers escorted a fourth grader to his first day of school just months after his dad, a fellow officer, died of COVID-19.