Today (Tuesday) marks the start of a mobile vaccination program in Wisconsin. 

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Wisconsin's top health official, part of the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic is leaving for a job with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under incoming President Joe Biden.  

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The Green Bay School Board will be meeting tomorrow to discuss if and when to bring students back into the classroom after months of virtual learning.

 

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It was a relatively quiet Sunday in Madison, where state officials were prepared for civil unrest. 

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Republicans in the state Assembly have some provisions they want included, in any final COVID-19 relief bill.

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Two more COVID vaccination clinics are opening up in Brown County today.

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While the Packers saw more fans in the stands for Saturday's NFC Divisional playoff game, some hotels and restaurants saw a boost in business. 

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Some state lawmakers are criticizing Wisconsin's vaccine rollout as 'overly bureaucratic and cumbersome.' But Governor Tony Evers says the biggest thing slowing down the process is the federal government. 

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The Wisconsin Department of Health Services confirmed 2,269 new infections on Friday, or 28.2% of total tests done. The seven-day average is now 2,319 cases, less than last week's 2,915. 

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Jacob Blake continues to say there was no reason for a Kenosha police officer to shoot him.

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