Wisconsin Reports 2,676 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 Deaths, 18.6% Positivity Rate
The State of Wisconsin on Sunday reported 2,676 new COVID-19 cases, along with seven new deaths.
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The State of Wisconsin on Sunday reported 2,676 new COVID-19 cases, along with seven new deaths.
Timing is crucial when it comes to positive COVID-19 cases and effective contract tracing – and we're learning that means tens of thousands of phone calls at the county level.
Wisconsin reported another 1,865 new coronavirus cases on Sunday – fewer than recent days, but still more than Illinois despite far fewer tests.
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19, the president tweeted early Friday morning in an earth-shattering announcement mere weeks away from the election.
There is a local Chicago tie to the drug that is being administered to President Donald Trump is using to recover from COVID-19.
Coronavirus cases continued to spike Saturday in Wisconsin, with a total of 2,892 cases recorded for the day.
There was a happy homecoming Thursday for Claudio Velez, known to many Chicagoans as the Tamale Guy, who was hospitalized on a ventilator for more than a month after getting sick from COVID-19.
COVID-19 cases continue to spike in Wisconsin, with 2,887 new cases on Thursday.
New COVID-19 rules for Halloween in Illinois mean haunted houses are getting the news that they should close down.
The Juice Man lawsuit claims the company used child-friendly flavors like cotton candy and used social media platforms with cartoons and giveaway competitions to entice young people.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is switching to remote learning for at least two weeks and quarantining two residence halls amid a spike in COVID-19 cases on campus.
With coronavirus cases still on the rise, blood donation banks are in desperate need of help.
A potential COVID-19 vaccine produced by AstraZeneca was one of two being tested in Chicago, but now, the company has put a temporary hold on its large-scale Phase III trial.
Quarantine can make the littlest things seem like a big deal, but it is the tiniest details that a photographer in the western suburbs has always treasured. As CBS 2's Lauren Victory reported, now more than ever, Neels de Coning is taking life one step at a time.
Nurses on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic were demanding changes Monday night, or else they said they would walk off the job.