The first Wisconsin West Nile virus case of 2025 is in Barron County, with positive mosquitos in Milwaukee and Lafayette, posing health risks statewide.
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WI Task Force 1, including five members and three K9s, heads to Texas to aid in flood search efforts, highlighting national collaboration during crises.
ReadyWisconsin urges safe celebrations this July 4th, highlighting fireworks, pool, and barbecue safety to prevent injuries and ensure a worry-free holiday.
DHS marks 15 years of Wisconsin's smoke-free law, highlighting health benefits and support. Adult smoking rates fell from 19% to 12% since 2010.
On June 24, Wisconsin marks Lightning Safety Awareness Day to educate residents on storm preparedness and reduce lightning-related injuries and fatalities.
Wisconsin DHS affirms hospitals must provide lifesaving pregnancy care, including emergency abortions, under EMTALA, ensuring legal protection and compliance.
Gov. Evers declares June 4 Heat Awareness Day to prevent heat illnesses as Wisconsin faces hotter years. Stay hydrated, cool, and informed for safety.
Federal SNAP changes threaten Wisconsin families, risking $314M in cuts, increased red tape, and loss of food education, impacting 700K residents.
The Wisconsin BigShot Awards honor 90 health providers for ensuring children are up to date on vaccines, crucial amid ongoing U.S. measles outbreaks.
Wisconsin's tornado drills are set for April 10 at 1:45 and 6:45 p.m., with no weather risks, emphasizing preparedness at home, work, or school.