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Updated: 6:12 PM CDT Mar 15, 2021 Some public health experts are warning that spring break travel could lead to a surge in new positive COVID-19 cases.Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinDoctors instead are urging staycations as some residents are deciding to travel anyway.A year after the pandemic shut down the nation, spring break in some states looks almost back to normal."Images of beaches packed with people shoulder to shoulder are concerning, vaccinated or not. You know, COVID-19's not gone," said Dr. Jeffrey Pothof of UW Health.He urged Wisconsin residents to postpo...

Updated: 5:10 PM CDT Mar 16, 2021 The Wisconsin Department of Health Services announced Tuesday it will accelerate opening COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to residents age 16 and older with certain medical conditions.Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinGov. Tony Evers announced the next group will now be eligible for the vaccine beginning March 22.The original date, announced last week, was March 29."Our vaccinators across the state are doing great work to get folks vaccinated and get this done, and because of their good work, Wisconsin continues to be a national leader in get...

Updated: 7:30 PM CST Mar 12, 2021 The Associated Press Everyone age 16 and older in Wisconsin will be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine on May 1, Gov. Tony Evers announced Friday. Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in Wisconsin State health officials said Thursday everyone in the state would be eligible sometime in May. Hours later, President Joe Biden said he wanted states to make everyone eligible by May 1."Having increased supply available means we'll be able to open up to the general public on May 1," Evers said in a statement after being asked whether the state ...

About 48,000 doses of the one-shot vaccine are expected from the federal supply.

The South African COVID-19 variant was identified in Wisconsin on Thursday.