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Two-thirds of Wisconsin residents ages 55-64 have received at least one COVID-19 shot Friday, the Department of Health Services reports.
The Department of Health Services’ COVID-19 dashboard shows that 35 cases of the Delta variant have been identified in Wisconsin, up from 26 on Wednesday.
Health officials have attributed the Delta variant as the cause of the recent rise in cases in the United Kingdom.
Almost a quarter of Wisconsinites ages 12-15 have received at least their first COVID-19 shot.
COVID-19 operations at Alliant Energy Center will come to an end on June 26 as COVID-19 vaccinations go up and cases go down in Dane County.
At the pace the state has been going through for vaccinations lately, it will likely take at least another week for Wisconsin to reach half of its residents with at least one vaccine.
Ninety-three percent of staff have received their COVID-19 vaccine, the district reported.
Five other community clinics will also see their hours cut.
More than 10% of Wisconsin children ages 12-15 have completed their vaccine series Friday, state health officials report.
The affected locations include the community clinics in Barron, Douglas, La Crosse, Marathon, Racine, and Rock counties.
The last day of school in Doug Maughan’s 7th grade classroom at Patrick Marsh Middle School showcased stark differences from the Fall of 2020.
A vaccine clinic held at B. Right Barbershop in Sun Prairie Thursday kicked-off the first of three in the Dane Co. community. B. Right Barbershop owner, Jason Boatright, said the event represents a larger mission to improve access to healthcare.