Lauren Anderson

There's a "night and day difference" between Wisconsin hospitals' readiness to handle a potential surge in COVID-19 cases today compared to two months ago, said Eric Borgerding, president and chief executive officer of the Wisconsin Hospital Association. 

Wisconsin has received a large donation of procedural masks from international businesses and the Taiwanese government, Gov. Tony Evers announced.

Wisconsin Department of Administration Secretary Joel Brennan said converting Wisconsin State Fair Park’s Exposition Center into a field hospital was a “necessary expenditure,” even...

The United Performing Arts Fund's signature annual fundraiser, UPAF Ride for the Arts, will be held virtually on June 14. The fund announced this week it...

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has released the names of nursing homes that are undergoing active public health investigations for COVID-19. 

The 18 suburban municipalities in Milwaukee County have signed their own stay-at-home order that prohibits restaurants and bars from opening and limits gatherings of more than nine people until May 21.

The city of Milwaukee will continue to enforce its own stay-at-home order, Mayor Tom Barrett said Wednesday evening, following the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Gov. Tony Evers’ “Stay at Home” order.

Ascension Wisconsin has resumed some non-urgent procedures, along with primary and specialty care clinic appointments this week. 

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater is delaying the start of its 2020-’21 season by two months due to the coronavirus.

Preparing and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic has been an “unmitigated disaster financially” for Advocate Aurora Health, chief executive officer Jim Skogsbergh said. 

Two community-based testing sites have begun offering free drive-thru and walk-up COVID-19 testing today in Milwaukee.

Mike Thirtle, president and chief executive officer of Brookfield-based Bethesda Lutheran Communities, made the call in late February that its residential facilities would shelter in place – a decision that came weeks before most governors began issuing social distancing orders.