There are about 17-hundred coronavirus deaths in Wisconsin that are missing some information. The state’s Department of Health Services yesterday said they are trying to fill-in the blanks in those deaths, but they’re not sure they can. The move comes after DHS ‘reclassified’ about a thousand deaths as occurring in the state’s nursing homes. Lawmakers want to know how many of the remaining 17-hundred deaths also happened in nursing homes. DHS’s Traci DeSalvo says many of those remaining deaths occurred at people’s
Read MoreWisconsin’s latest federal payday will see 59-million-dollars for the state’s health centers. The federal Department of Health and Human Services yesterday announced a 59-million-dollar funding plan as part of the latest spending package. The money is supposed to go to cover the cost of treating coronavirus patients. The list of just which health centers and just how much is available online.
Read MoreWisconsin should hit another coronavirus milestone in the next week. The state’s Department of Health Services yesterday said 917-thousand people in Wisconsin are now fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. That means the state should see a million full vaccinations in the next few days. Over one-and-a-half-million people in the state already have one dose of the vaccine. DHS is on pace to hand-out more than 300-thousand doses this week alone. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM WI DHS.
Read MoreYou’re likely going to have to get your hot dogs, popcorn, and beers at American Family Field with your phone this season. The Brewers yesterday said fans will be asked to use the MLB app to order food online. The idea is to limit the number of times fans come into contact with each other and come into contact with Am Fam Field workers. The Brewers earlier in the week said they won’t accept cash at the ballpark. There, instead,
Read MoreThere are 537 new COVID-19 cases reported statewide over the last 24 hours. State health officials say the case-count is nearing 574-thousand-500 since the beginning of the pandemic. Two additional deaths today raises that toll to 65-hundred-and-99. As of today the state has administered over two-point-five-million doses of COVID-19 vaccine. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM WI DHS.
Read MoreStudents at UW-Madison will return to the classroom this fall. Chancellor Rebecca Blank outlined a plan today that is designed to get students and faculty back for in-person learning at the same level as in 2019. Blank says some hybrid and online classes will remain in place but for the most part every class held in-person prior to the pandemic will be offered that way this coming year.
Read MoreThe Wisconsin Badgers have a new running backs coach. Gary Brown joined the staff and was announced today as taking the reins of the backfield. Brown most recently coached for the Dallas Cowboys. During his tenure between 2013 and 2019 he coached standout backs Ezekiel Elliot and DeMarco Murray.
Read MoreToday is National Medal of Honor Day in recognition of those who have received the nation’s highest military honor. The award was created in 1861 and was first given two years later to six members of an Army unit called Andrews Raiders, for volunteering and taking part in a Civil War raid. Since then, more than 34-hundred medals have been awarded for personal acts of valor above and beyond the call of duty.
Read MoreHeritage Meats LLC in Butternut, WI, is issuing a voluntary Class II recall for a variety of prepared/precooked meal items, as well as a raw beef product, sold under the name Bayfield Foods South Shore Meats. The recalled products, which were sold through the Bayfield Foods Co-op, include: Travis’s Famous Chili, 2-lb. packages Ham and potato soup, 2-lb. packages Bacon mac & cheese, 2-lb. packages Italian lasagna , 2-lb. packages Pizza mac & cheese, 2-lb. packages Charro beans, 2-lb. packages
Read MoreThe Eau Claire Police Department has been notified Sex Offender Demetrius J. Simmons DOB 05/30/1973 willbe released from prison on March 30, 2021. Simmons will be under supervision by the Wisconsin Departmentof Corrections (DOC). Simmons’ previous convictions include: Possess w/ Intent – Amphetamines; Disorderly Conduct; Bail Jumping – Felony; OWI; Manf/DeliverSchedule I, II Narcotics (6/18/2014; 7/22/2015; 9/16/2015; 01/12/2018) – Eau Claire County; St. CroixCounty Sexual Assault of a Child (01/22/2007) – Denver County, CO Aggravated Criminal Sexual Assault (08/07/1997) –
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