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Bill Pierce, a health specialist who served in the George W. Bush administration, explains the end of the emergency status.
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Rob Henken, president of the Wisconsin Policy Forum, details their top five research findings of 2022.
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Milwaukee has tens of thousands of lead laterals delivering drinking water to homes, which can present major health risks, especially for children and pregnant people.
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Two Milwaukee leaders, Acting Mayor Johnson and Commissioner Johnson tour a city health clinic as a COVID testing surge continues.
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The Omicron variant of the coronavirus was reported in Wisconsin over the weekend, but scientists say they aren't sure of the severity for state.
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Some Milwaukee Common Council members are probing the city's handling of a Bay View case involving children with elevated levels of lead in their blood. They are not liking what they're hearing.
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Milwaukee's Health Commissioner says the COVID-19 vaccination rate is so low in some parts of the city that talks are underway on providing additional incentives to get a shot.
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The Milwaukee Health Department is offering two virtual information sessions Tuesday, aimed at recruiting more people into the department's Crush COVID Crew.
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More southeastern Wisconsin communities are announcing an earlier end to their face mask requirements for COVID-19. Milwaukee says it's halting its order June 1, instead of the June 15 date set last week.
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Milwaukee health officials are voicing early concern about a modest local uptick in COVID-19 cases, and a broader increase over many other parts of the U.S.