Category Archives: ((WHBYAM) 1150 WHBY) COVID-19-WHBY
Appleton customer service dept. closed
The City of Appleton closed its customer service center on the first floor of the City Center because of staffing shortages. People can still leave payments in the drop box outside of the Appleton Str...
Apr 20, 2020
Statewide confirmed coronavirus cases up 3% to 4,499
There are now 4,499 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Wisconsin. That’s an increase of three percent from yesterday’s total of 4,356. There have been 230 confirmed deaths, and that’s...
Apr 20, 2020
Need for diapers and hygiene products rises
A non-profit is delivering four times as many diapers as it was a few months ago. Jake’s Diapers also delivers hygiene products. Executive Director Stephanie Bowers says that number is going to ...
Apr 20, 2020
Website tracks COVID-19 hospital data
People can track online how many coronavirus patients hospitals are treating in the Fox Valley, and across Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Hospital Association collects the latest information every day, and ...
Apr 20, 2020
Statewide confirmed COVID-19 cases up 4% to 4,199
The state is reporting 4,199 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Wisconsin. That’s a four percent increase from yesterday’s total of 4,045. There are now 211 confirmed deaths in the state. T...
Apr 18, 2020
Brown Co. not releasing details on spike in cases
The Brown County public health department isn’t saying much about the big jump in cases. Director Ted Shove read a statement to the media this afternoon, and he refused to answer questions. He w...
Apr 17, 2020
Community partners launch ‘Be Safe Wisconsin’
Local health care providers are partnering with community groups and local governments to urge people to continue to follow social distancing guidelines. Dr. Imran Andrabi is the president of ThedaCar...
Apr 17, 2020
UWO students can apply for financial help
UW-Oshkosh students can start applying for help through a new fund. They can ask for money to deal with costs connected with online learning, food, housing, transportation to travel home, and tuition....
Apr 17, 2020
Evers doesn’t expect large events anytime soon
Governor Evers says the idea of large events happening anytime soon “is probably not in the cards.” But Evers says the state will follow the science, and if it becomes reasonable to allow ...
Apr 17, 2020
Rai would like benchmarks in ‘safer at home’ extension
A local health care expert believes the logic behind the decision on the “safer at home” order is good, but he’d like to see more benchmarks. Governor Evers is extending it until May...
Apr 17, 2020
