6 feet or 3 feet? Schools, CDC considering guidance on seating students closer together
U.S. guidelines that say students should be kept 6 feet apart in schools are receiving new scrutiny from federal health experts, state governments and education officials working to return as many children as possible to the classroom.
U.S. guidelines that say students should be kept 6 feet apart in schools are receiving new scrutiny from federal health experts, state governments and education officials working to return as many children as possible to the classroom.
US travel on the rise as COVID-19 vaccinations ramp up, but medical experts warn pandemic isn’t over
Some destination hot spots are already seeing waves of travelers as COVID-19 vaccinations ramp up, but medical experts warn the pandemic is not over yet.
Some destination hot spots are already seeing waves of travelers as COVID-19 vaccinations ramp up, but medical experts warn the pandemic is not over yet.
Assembly approves bill allowing dentists to give COVID-19 vaccine
The Wisconsin Legislature on Tuesday, March 16 approved a bill to allow dentists to give the flu and COVID-19 shots.
The Wisconsin Legislature on Tuesday, March 16 approved a bill to allow dentists to give the flu and COVID-19 shots.
Assembly approves bill allowing dentists to give COVID-19 vaccine
The Wisconsin Legislature on Tuesday, March 16 approved a bill to allow dentists to give the flu and COVID-19 shots.
The Wisconsin Legislature on Tuesday, March 16 approved a bill to allow dentists to give the flu and COVID-19 shots.
Gov. Evers discusses vaccinations, concerned about August State Fair
The COVID-19 vaccine was just one issue touched upon by Gov. Tony Evers in a webinar Tuesday afternoon�as he reflected on a year of COVID-19. He said it?s too early to tell and showed some concern about the Wisconsin State Fair.
The COVID-19 vaccine was just one issue touched upon by Gov. Tony Evers in a webinar Tuesday afternoon�as he reflected on a year of COVID-19. He said it?s too early to tell and showed some concern about the Wisconsin State Fair.
UWM COVID-19 vaccine clinic opens; community-focused efforts expand
Milwaukee city and county leaders have announced expanded efforts to get more people vaccinated, including mobile clinics and home visits.
Milwaukee city and county leaders have announced expanded efforts to get more people vaccinated, including mobile clinics and home visits.
Milwaukee VA opens COVID-19 vaccinations to all enrolled veterans
The Milwaukee VA Medical Center is now offering the COVID-19 vaccine to all enrolled veterans, regardless of age, it was announced Tuesday, March 16.
The Milwaukee VA Medical Center is now offering the COVID-19 vaccine to all enrolled veterans, regardless of age, it was announced Tuesday, March 16.
'Going to be a challenge:' Governor concerned about August State Fair
The vaccine was just one issue touched upon by Governor Tony Evers in a webinar Tuesday afternoon as he reflected on a year of COVID-19. He said it’s too early to tell and showed some concern about the Wisconsin State Fair.
The vaccine was just one issue touched upon by Governor Tony Evers in a webinar Tuesday afternoon as he reflected on a year of COVID-19. He said it’s too early to tell and showed some concern about the Wisconsin State Fair.
COVID-19 vaccine: What do you want to know? Experts to answer questions
FOX6 is teaming up with UW Health to get you the answers you need about the COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday, March 16.
FOX6 is teaming up with UW Health to get you the answers you need about the COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday, March 16.
WHO to release report next week on origins of COVID-19
The World Health Organization said it will release a report on the origins of the novel coronavirus next week.
The World Health Organization said it will release a report on the origins of the novel coronavirus next week.
DHS: 480 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin, 3 new deaths
The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin rose by 480 Tuesday, March 16, officials with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported, for a total of 570,412.
The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin rose by 480 Tuesday, March 16, officials with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported, for a total of 570,412.
Google gets into sleep surveillance with new Nest Hub screen
Google's next internet-connected home device will test whether consumers trust the company enough to let it snoop on their sleep.
Google's next internet-connected home device will test whether consumers trust the company enough to let it snoop on their sleep.
Detroit officials: Nurse caught stealing COVID-19 vaccines from TCF Center
Detroit officials said a nurse was caught stealing COVID-19 vaccines from the TCF Center after another employee reported her.
Detroit officials said a nurse was caught stealing COVID-19 vaccines from the TCF Center after another employee reported her.
Vaccine eligibility for next phase moved a week earlier
People age 16 and up with certain pre=existing conditions in Wisconsin will be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine starting March 22.
People age 16 and up with certain pre=existing conditions in Wisconsin will be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine starting March 22.
Swollen lymph nodes can be side effect of COVID-19 vaccine and confused for cancer, doctors say
Doctors are working to spread the word that swollen lymph nodes are a normal and expected side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to ease patients’ fears of cancer and avoid unnecessary testing.
Doctors are working to spread the word that swollen lymph nodes are a normal and expected side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to ease patients’ fears of cancer and avoid unnecessary testing.
EU medicines regulator says 'no indication' AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines are cause of reported blood clots
After a growing number of countries are suspending use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine following reported blood clots, the head of the European Medicines Agency said the agency is “firmly convinced” the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks.
After a growing number of countries are suspending use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine following reported blood clots, the head of the European Medicines Agency said the agency is “firmly convinced” the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks.
Moderna begins study of COVID-19 vaccine in children under 12
Moderna said it has started a study of its COVID-19 vaccine in children under 12, including babies as young as 6 months.
Moderna said it has started a study of its COVID-19 vaccine in children under 12, including babies as young as 6 months.
Wisconsin estimates $1.4 billion in relief funding for schools
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction estimates the state will receive about $1.4 billion to distribute to schools from the latest federal coronavirus relief package.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction estimates the state will receive about $1.4 billion to distribute to schools from the latest federal coronavirus relief package.
COVID-19 vaccination clinic opens to public at UWM Tuesday, March 16
A COVID-19 vaccination clinic will open on Tuesday, March 16 at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to eligible community members.
A COVID-19 vaccination clinic will open on Tuesday, March 16 at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to eligible community members.
Sweden is latest country to pause use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine
Sweden on Tuesday became the latest country to pause use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine as European regulators review safety data following reports of dangerous blood clots in some recipients.
Sweden on Tuesday became the latest country to pause use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine as European regulators review safety data following reports of dangerous blood clots in some recipients.