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Updated: 5:13 PM CST Mar 2, 2021 Waukesha County was forced to cancel appointments for teachers to get the COVID-19 vaccine the second day they were eligible.Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinOfficials said they told teachers they had to continue to wait until more residents 65 and older received the vaccine first.Vaccines continue to be administered at the Waukesha County Fairgrounds Expo Center.Teachers who live in Waukesha County can still get vaccinated at a pharmacy. But the county health vaccination clinics were being reserved until at least 60% of those 65 and olde...

Updated: 10:30 PM CST Mar 2, 2021 The Milwaukee Health Department said 34 doses of its Moderna vaccine expired Monday at the Wisconsin Center. Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinThe health department said vaccinators prepared more syringes than there were people who showed up to be vaccinated.It also said teachers scheduled appointments for Monday without identifying themselves as teachers until they arrived. That led to confusion over who was eligible and who wasn't.In the hours leading up to the vaccine expiration, the health department said its team tried to identify un...

With the COVID-19 safety steps, Potawatomi became the first casino in the nation to adopt a new weapons screening system.

Public Radio News Directors Incorporated (PRNDI) Awards "Dealing With Post Traumatic Stress Disorder," The Point with Mindy Todd. Category: Best News/Public Affairs Program, 1st Place. "A New Life in Ice," reported by Schuyler Swenson for the series Creative Life, produced by Atlantic Public Media.  Category: Best Use of Sound, 1st Place. "Who's Who in New England Fisheries," video explainer by Steve Junker, Jennifer Junker, and Alecia Orsini. Category: Best Multi-Media Presentation, 2nd Place. 2012 Recognizing the best of local public radio news - national award Category: Enterprise/Inve...

The University of Wisconsin-Madison says it has seen an increase of COVID-19 cases on campus the past two days.