'We want compliance:' Law enforcement offers guidance on 'Safer at Home' order
MILWAUKEE -- The next 30 days will be a new experience for millions of Wisconsinites; a "Safer at Home" order took effect Wednesday morning, March 25.
Frustration over refusal to delay Wisconsin's presidential primary spurs lawsuit
MADISON — Local officials' frustration with Gov.
'1st time I've been out of the house:' Voters cast ballots in drive-through in Richfield amid COVID-19
RICHFIELD -- Voting advocacy groups and the mayor of Milwaukee, Wisconsin's largest city, on Tuesday, March 24 urged Gov.
'Start taking this seriously:' Gov. Evers directs DHS to issue 'Safer at Home' order
MADISON -- Wisconsin Gov.
Wisconsin health leader on COVID-19: Without more restrictions, up to 1K could die in 2 weeks
MADISON -- Wisconsin’s top health leader said Tuesday, March 24 that without more restrictions to limit human interaction, up to 1,000 people in the state could die in two weeks.Over that same time period, models estimate 22,000 would contract the virus, said Wisconsin Department of Health Services Secretary Andrea Palm.Palm released the projections on the same day that Gov.
So many businesses had questions about Evers' 'Safer at Home' order, WEDC's site crashed
MADISON -- Businesses with questions about Governor Tony Evers' stay-at-home order closing certain workplaces were met with a website that refused to load.
Blood donation exempt from 'Safer at Home' order, schedule an appointment today!
MILWAUKEE -- Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin donor centers and community blood drives across the state remain open because of the critical nature of blood donation to our country.
Summerfest 2020 moves to new dates in September 'in the interest of safety and in cooperation with artists'
MILWAUKEE -- Summerfest 2020 will move to new dates: Sept. 3-5, 10-12, and 17–19, 2020, officials announced on Monday, March 23 in the interest of safety and in cooperation with artists -- all because of the coronavirus.
Gov. Evers orders insurers to assist restaurants offering delivery during COVID-19 pandemic
MADISON -- Governor Tony Evers on Monday, March 23 ordered that insurers operating in Wisconsin assist restaurants offering delivery service to customers during the COVID-19 pandemic -- in support of the Evers administration’s work to support the nearly 13,000 restaurants and their workers across the state ordered to close to customers except for delivery and pickup services.According to a news release from the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance, insurers must cover delivery services for restaurants on personal auto insurance policies and must offer coverage for hired drivers and non-owned automobiles as a rider on a restaurant’s general liability insurance if it is requested -- both at no extra cost to the policyholders.“I’m grateful that so many Wisconsin restaurants and their workers are serving our communities through delivery, takeout, and drive-throughs.
'To keep people home and safe,' deadline extended for vehicle emissions tests in Wisconsin
MADISON -- To reduce the need for travel and in-person interactions during the COVID 19 health emergency, Gov.
More than 200 local leaders in letter to Gov. Evers: Voters at risk with April 7 election approaching
MADISON — Scores of local leaders sent Wisconsin Gov.
Wisconsin requests FEMA assistance in obtaining protective medical supplies
MADISON — At the direction of Gov.
Wisconsin extends state tax filing deadline to July 15
MADISON -- Wisconsin income tax payment and return due dates have been automatically extended to July 15, 2020.
Officials: 216 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state; 3,455 negative tests
MADISON -- The Wisconsin Department of Health Services and local officials announced on Friday, March 20 there are now 216 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in the state.