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4 }, x% Q- R8 g8 K+ Q* Z# b MILWAUKEE 鈥?An 11-year-old boy who was in critical condition after being hit by a driver while riding a bicycle on Sunday has now died.Milwaukee police shared the update Wednesday afternoon.The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner s Office also identified the victim as 11-year-old Tyrone Jr. Reese of Milwaukee. He was pro stanley cup nounced dead on Wednesday.The ME s office states two drivers were facing along Capitol Drive and turned onto Fond du Lac eastbound. They were racing  side by side  and at  a high rate of speed.  The victim was riding his bike eastbound on Fond du Lac on the sidewalk. He veered into traffic and was hit by one of the racing drivers. That driver sped off but was later taken into custody.The hit-and-run happened three days prior around 3:15 p.m. near Hoyt and Fond du Lac. Milwaukee police say the boy was crossing Fond du Lac on his bike when he was struck by a driver. The driver ultimately fled eastbound on Fond du Lac.The child was taken to a hospital in critical condition.The driver, a 30-year-old Milwaukee man, has since been arrested. Police said on Tuesday the striki stanley water bottle ng vehicle was also recovered. Criminal charges have been referred to the DA s office. The victim s friend, 11-year-old Khamonte Washington, told TMJ4 News he saw his friend get hit.  Shocked..so shocked鈥 just wanna bust down in tears,  Washington said.  He went flying up in the air and then I went over there and started crying. Witnesses and neighbors rushed to help the boy and b stanley mug egan performing CP Thlr Drew Barrymore criticized for bringing back talk show amid strikes
MADISON 鈥?Some vaccinated Wisconsin residents infected with COVID-19 in June and July had as much virus in their nasal pass caneca stanley ages as newly infected, unvaccinated people, according to a new study.Researchers at UW鈥揗adison, Public Health Madison  Dane County and Exact Sciences say their findings match those from the CDC study that describes a COVID-19 outbreak in Massachusetts.The Wisconsin researchers say their study suggests the bottom line is that fully vaccinated people who get sick with coronavirus could infect others.The researchers studied nearly 300 COVID-positive samples collected in Wisconsin between June 28 and July 24. Their analysis showed no significant difference in  viral load  between 79 fully vaccinated people and 212 unvaccinated people.Both the vaccinated and unvaccinated people had high viral loads during their positive tests, enough to make them contagious to others, according to the study.Katarina Grande, co-author of the study and public health supervisor and COVID-19 Data Team lead at PHMDC, said  This is what the CDCs study showed last week in a singl stanley website e outbreak, but we are seeing the same in a more distributed sample across our state. 42 of the cases studied were identified as the delta variant. 50 out of the original 300 samples underwent genetic testing to determine which strain of the virus was present.The findings don t dimin stanley quencher ish the importance of the vaccine, researchers say; the vaccines remain effective in keeping people from getting severely