Governor Evers declares June 3 Heat Awareness Day in Wisconsin to encourage preparation for rising summer temperatures, aiming to prevent heat-related illnesses.
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The Wisconsin DHS confirms 5 mpox cases in 2026, urges prevention, and provides resources to curb the spread amid a nationwide uptick in infections.
DHS offers free asthma management for Medicaid-eligible children in four Wisconsin counties, including home visits and repairs to reduce triggers.
The Wisconsin DHS aims to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030, launching a dashboard to track progress. The plan focuses on testing, vaccination, and treatment.
Officials started joint damage assessments in Wisconsin last week for April storms, key for federal aid eligibility. Affected counties and tribe included.
The Wisconsin SEOC transitions to Level 3, coordinating recovery efforts after April's severe storms and flooding, with ongoing support for counties.
Gov. Evers launches a plan to tackle Wisconsin's mental health issues, focusing on prevention, access, and reducing stigma, with interagency collaboration.
The Wisconsin DHS hosted summits for 250 first responders statewide in April 2026 to combat rising overdose deaths, focusing on training and collaboration.
Wisconsin's SEOC, at Level 2, coordinates responses to severe April storms, aiding sandbagging and assessments. Residents urged to report damage via 2-1-1.
The SEOC coordinates with state and local agencies to address 38 requests for resources post-storms, emphasizing sandbagging and damage assessment support.