Appeals court blocks Evers’ capacity limits
An appeals court on Friday temporarily blocked Gov. Tony Evers’ capacity limits to fight the spread of COVID-19.
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Conservative law firm asks court to consider taking up its public health emergency, mask mandate challenge
A conservative law firm challenging Gov. Tony Evers’ public health emergency declaration and indoor mask mandate asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to consolidate its case with a similar lawsuit if the court takes that one up.
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Hospitals set new highs for COVID-19 patients
COVID-19 patients in Wisconsin hospitals and intensive care units were at all-time highs on Thursday.
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DHS releases plan on adding vaccines to SeniorCare
The Department of Health Services is seeking state and federal approval to allow its prescription drug program for low-income seniors to cover several vaccines, including a potential one for COVID-19.
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Wisconsin institutions announce COVID-19 research projects, invest in health equity projects
The federal government recently tapped two Wisconsin research institutions for studying the impact of COVID-19, and the Wisconsin Partnership Program awarded $6 million to health equity projects for communities that have been hard hit by the virus.
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DHS reports first admission to surge facility, highest daily death toll
The Department of Health Services said Wednesday that the first patient has been admitted to the surge facility in West Allis. The state agency also reported Wisconsin’s highest daily COVID-19 death toll.
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Wisconsin saves $120 million of federal COVID-19 money for ’emerging needs’
Around $120 million of around $2 billion provided to the state by the federal government to fight COVID-19 hasn’t been allocated and will help ensure Wisconsin has the flexibility to respond to “emerging needs,” Gov. Tony Evers’ administration said Tuesday.
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