Wisconsin Extends Stay-at-Home Order Until May 26: Governor

Wisconsin Extends Stay-at-Home Order Until May 26: Governor
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers speaks in Madison, Wis., on Feb. 6, 2020. Steve Apps/Wisconsin State Journal via AP
Jack Phillips
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Wisconsin on Thursday extended its CCP virus stay-at-home order until May 26, the day after Memorial Day, and closed down its schools for the remainder of the academic year.

In announcing the measure, Gov. Tony Evers said the weekslong stay-at-home initiative has curbed the spread of the virus. The initial order was issued on March 25.

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