Coronavirus

Dane County is the first county in the state to reach 60% for its population in terms of completed series.

At Bloom Bake Shop on Monroe Street, owner Annemarie Maitri said they've spent the past year making decisions for the health and safety of their team and community. Now, one week after the lifting of Dane County's Public Health Order, she and her team have had conversations about what it looks like to move forward safely as things begin to return to normal.

State health officials are pushing to get vaccinations numbers up in some rural communities.

The school district argues it is following guidelines from local public health officials.

Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services relaunched the You Stop the Spread campaign.

About 79.7% of residents 65 and older have completed their COVID-19 vaccine series, according to the Department of Health Services’ COVID-19 dashboard.

NBC15 Investigates tracks the pandemic comeback by the numbers, specifically the hospitality industry.

Fitchburg Family Pharmacy put on the clinic at Verona High School, allowing students and community members to get protected against the virus.

The young students at West Middleton Elementary School celebrated some of their final days of class as kindergarteners.

Fewer than 100,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses were administered in Wisconsin last week, marking the since time since Jan. 10 that has happened.

“Much of this suffering can be prevented,” Dr. Walensky said.

Fewer than 50,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered so far this week, likely marking a new low for weekly COVID-19 vaccinations in the state.

Before you declutter your closet and donate, some thrift stores want you to do a double take.

Less than 1% of children in Wisconsin ages 12-15 have completed their COVID-19 vaccine series, three weeks after the first full day of vaccinations in the state.

Starting June 8, all businesses may return to 100 percent occupancy and there will be no remaining restrictions keeping any of them closed.

While many prepare to head back to the office, a Dane County official is suggesting an alternative idea, one that he says will help the environment.

Hospitals and some schools are among the places where mask requirements are still in effect.

Bob Falkenberg is raising awareness for bone marrow transplants via a cross-country ride.

The Department of Health Services stated that COVID-19 vaccines are free to all, regardless of a recipient’s ability to pay for the shot.

Wednesday marks three weeks since Wisconsin children ages 12-15 became eligible for the Pfizer vaccine.

Alliant Energy Center is shutting down operations for COVID-19 testing and vaccinations on Saturday, June 26, according to PHMDC.

Dane County’s public health order is set to expire Wednesday after more than a year of being under public health orders from COVID-19.

Is it fair to assume one’s political ideology dictates how they handle the pandemic? One UW-Madison political scientist says it’s not that simple.

The vaccines are currently only approved under Emergency Use Authorization (EUA).

Masks will still be required on Madison Metro Transit buses, despite the Dane County COVID-19 health order expiring Wednesday.

Wisconsin health officials reported the smallest daily number of COVID-19 cases Tuesday since March of 2020.

Wisconsin has reported the lowest number of active COVID-19 hospitalizations Monday since a state health association started tracking that data at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This incentive will begin starting Tuesday and each COVID-19 vaccination must be received between June 1 and November 11.

Nearly two-thirds of Dane County residents have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine Monday, the state’s top health agency reports.

Dane County health officials report Friday the average number of COVID-19 cases per day is the lowest it has been in nearly a year.