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The Menominee reservation is experiencing a surge in COVID cases and tribal officials are taking emergency measures.

The city's most recent five deaths have occurred in the last two months.

Sara Schmidt, a 40-year-old from Harrison, was shot and killed by her husband, Robert Schmidt, on Jan. 9, 2018.

"If we have to go in and vote, I've already told leadership I'll go in a moon suit," Johnson said during a talk radio interview with The Ross Kaminsky Show.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will be at UW Oshkosh to study the reliability of COVID-19 antigen testing compared to the PCR test.

Northeast and central Wisconsin continued to struggle with explosive case growth and a rapid rise in hospitalizations.

The Wisconsin National Guard's COVID-19 testing site in Oshkosh had three- to four-hour wait times, the Winnebago County Health Department said.

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Winnebago County suspended most in-person court hearings through at least Oct. 17 as COVID-19 cases surge. The Oshkosh-Neenah metro area is the worst in the nation.

The library will continue to operate in an online capacity with reference services and virtual programming.

This year, more than ever, your donation to Stock the Shelves will help fight hunger in your community.

'Convicting,' billed as more even-handed series on Teresa Halbach killing than the immensely popular 'Making a Murderer,' has been delayed until 2021.

The 1,865 COVID-19 cases account for 17.2% of the 10,815 test results reported by the state Department of Health Services Sunday.

Tiffany was one of 18 members of Congress to vote against a House bill that received bipartisan support.

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"How it has come to pass that local government is responsible for dealing with a pandemic is beyond me," Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson told the Post Crescent Friday.

Students have come to school while waiting for the results of a COVID-19 tests and parents have not cooperated with contract tracing protocols.

Wisconsin over the last seven days has reported an average of nearly 2,500 new coronavirus cases each day — higher than ever.

The switch comes just a month since Neenah's school year began and more than 80% of the district's more than 6,600 students returned to classrooms.

The lawsuit argues Evers overstepped his authority by issuing a new public health emergency over the same pandemic.