Wednesday was a busy day at the Alliant Energy Center as NBC15 kicked off its celebration drive-thru food drive as part of our 25th Share Your Holidays campaign.
The downward trend of new COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin continued Thursday as the state recorded another week-to-week decline, sending the week-long average even lower.
Kyle Rittenhouse, of Antioch, Illinois, is charged with homicide and attempted homicide for the Aug. 25 fatal shootings of Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber and the wounding of Gaige Grosskreutz during a night of unrest two days after the police shooting in Kenosha of Jacob Blake, a local Black man.
Beloit College is moving the start of their spring semester back to Feb. 15 to avoid a predicted post-holiday COVID-19 surge that overlaps with the height of flu season.
State health officials say Wisconsin is ready to begin distributing coronavirus vaccines by mid-December, when it hopes to receive nearly 50,000 doses.
Attorneys for the 15-year-old boy charged in a shooting at a Wisconsin mall that left eight people wounded plan to contest prosecutors’ attempts to move his case to adult court.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will prioritize healthcare workers and people living in long-term healthcare facilities to receive a vaccine once approved.
Some schools have prioritized high-needs students in reopening plans, bringing small numbers of them back to campuses that otherwise are sticking with distance learning. But those options have only fueled further anguish when they have been reversed because of the virus.
Less than 24 hours after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) unveiled his plan, Senate Majority Leader-elect Devin LeMahieu (R-Oostburg) said the Senate has no plans to immediately meet.
New COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin remained well below recent trends Wednesday as fewer tests are being tallied, the latest Dept. of Health Services numbers show.
