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Maine has been the only state in the country unable to provide key pandemic tracking metric.

One person is currently hospitalized on a ventilator, according to state data. The new cases bring the state total to 544, with 382 recovered.

Another department in the mountains has reported its first positive cases of COVID-19. Kelley Klope, a public information officer with the Asheville Fire Department (AFD), confirmed two employees have tested positive since the pandemic begun. Klope said those individuals are in isolation and close contacts are following CDC guidelines as to try and prevent any further spread.

Health officials said they have met four of six established criteria meant to help determine when they can “safely open Wisconsin.”

Utah saw a smaller rise in new COVID-19 cases on Sunday as compared to the previous four days, with 268 confirmed. No new deaths were reported.

“It’s a big deal,” says Weill Cornell neurologist. The consequences can range from mental fog, and mild memory lapses, to severe neurological problems.

New Mexico state health officials on Saturday announced 129 additional positive tests for COVID-19. Out of the 129 new cases, 23 are from Doña Ana County and 5 new cases are from the Otero County Prison Facility. The Department of Health on Saturday also reported five additional deaths in New Mexico related to COVID-19. The number of deaths of New Mexico residents related to COVID-19 is now 392. New Mexico has now had a total of 8,800 positive tests for COVID-19.

A day after state health officials announced the highest single-day number of COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the pandemic, they announced 129 additional confirmed cases and five additional deaths related to the disease. On Saturday, the state Department of Health announced five additional cases at the Otero County Prison Facility. While cases continued to […]

The Department of Health reported nine new cases of COVID-19 today for the state.

This brings the total number of people confirmed to have COVID-19 in South Carolina to 13,916 and those who have died to 545.