The Wisconsin DHS confirms 2026's first West Nile virus activity from mosquitoes in Milwaukee and a wild bird in Bayfield, urging preventative measures statewide.
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Counties can apply for CHREG by July 31, 2026, to enhance their emergency response capabilities with computer and hazmat equipment funding.
ReadyWisconsin urges safe fireworks use for the 250th U.S. Anniversary, with 2025 seeing 226 injuries in WI, stressing professional shows and safety tips.
Wisconsin nonprofits at risk of terrorism can apply for federal security grants via WEM. Deadline: July 15, 2026. Details at wem.wi.gov.
The Wisconsin DHS reported a data breach on June 30, 2026, affecting 8,157 Medicaid members, offering free credit monitoring and support services.
The Wisconsin Cancer Reporting System, marking 50 years, aids in tracking cancer trends and improving survival rates, highlighting the importance of data in healthcare.
ReadyWisconsin urges residents to stay vigilant on June 23, Lightning Safety Awareness Day, to prevent injuries and fatalities from unpredictable storms.
On June 26, 2026, at Milwaukee's Baid Center, Wisconsin Task Force 1 will discuss contracts, funding, and leadership updates under Chair Jeremy Hansen.
Gov. Evers and DHS open $40M grants for Rural Health Transformation, urging eligible partners to apply by August 2026 to enhance care in rural Wisconsin.
DHS finds nymphal deer ticks, drivers of tickborne illnesses, at high activity levels in Wisconsin. Prevention is key to avoiding tick bites outdoors.