Data Shows Increased Movement Of Residents After 1 Month Of State’s ‘Safer At Home’ Order By Hope Kirwan Wisconsin Public Radio May 1, 2020 New data shows Wisconsinites might be growing less compliant with social distancing measures meant to slow… Read More
By Tom Luljak UWM Today, WUWM 89.7 FM April 30, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has impacted all of us in Wisconsin. But here in Milwaukee some members of our community have been particularly hard hit. Four Milwaukee ZIP codes show… Read More
By Kashmira Gander Newsweek April 24, 2020 he novel coronavirus may be at the stage where it circulates in human populations “permanently,” according to a scientist advising the U.K. government on its COVID-19 response. Dr. Jeremy Farrar, a member of… Read More
By Brendan Cullerton CBS 58 News April 21, 2020 MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — Milwaukee Health Commissioner Jeanette Kowalik says there needs to be a thorough investigation of the six voters and one poll worker they think contracted COVID-19 from election… Read More
By Tom Luljak UWM Today April 9, 2020 If you’re married and have children, you know how challenging it is to be a both a good partner and a good care giver to your kids. Imagine having to do that… Read More
A new book shows why the U.S. needs a different approach toward men who don’t pay child support. By Anne Kim Washington Monthly April/May/June 2020 In 1998, President Bill Clinton signed into law the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act, a tough… Read More
By Audrey Nowakowski WUWM 89.7FM April 14, 2020 It’s been over a month since President Trump declared a national emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic. Despite a national campaign for screening and drive-thru testing, most Americans still can’t get a… Read More
Lake Effect April 14, 2020 WUWM 89.7FM We look at the results of the April election. Then, at a time where coronavirus tests are still widely unavailable, we learn how an online symptom tracker survey can help slow the spread…. Read More
By Mark Kaufman Mashable April 9, 2020 Buckle up. You might have heard that fewer Americans may get sick and die from COVID-19 than previously estimated. According to leading projections — namely from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation… Read More
Fox6Now.com April 2, 2020 WASHINGTON — Washing your hands, not touching your face and keeping your distance. That’s been the main advice since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. with health officials looking to limit the transmission of the virus… Read More