Coronavirus Vaccine

The bitter cold is making it tough for some Wisconsinites to get to their COVID-19 vaccination appointment, but, despite the weather, those doses need to be distributed.

Health experts are reminding those who've been vaccinated that they still need to take the same precautions as they did prior. 

After tuition incentives were given to UW nursing and pharmacy students who aided in care facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, more money is being offered to those who help people score a shot at immunity.

City leaders are asking for patience when booking appointments to get the COVID-19 vaccine with an overwhelming amount of people trying to get a shot.

Professor Ajay Sethi with the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health wants to clear up some misconceptions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.

Florida police are investigating the theft of a car that was carrying $10,000 worth of COVID-19 vaccine.

The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin rose by 1,518 Thursday, Feb. 4, officials with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported, for a total of 546,955.

UW Health experts say it's crucial for high-risk groups to talk closely with a health care provider, sharing important information about vaccinations.

City of Milwaukee residents 65 and older can now book an appointment to get their COVID-19 vaccine through the Milwaukee Health Department.

Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline will work with a German biopharmaceutical company to develop new vaccines targeting emerging variants of COVID-19.

The City of Milwaukee is trying to make it easier to sign up to get your COVID-19 vaccine.