WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 786 COVID-19 cases and nine additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 663,511 and the total death toll to 12,200.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 20 to 10,363, and the county death toll stayed the same at 163. Data provided shows 81,148 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 8,093,057 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 3.5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 731 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 6% of the state's 2,186 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.3% of the state's 2,786 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, FEB. 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 736 COVID-19 cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 661,673 and the total death toll to 12,142.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 16 to 10,328, and the county death toll stayed the same at 161. Data provided shows 80,941 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 8,021,430 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 3.8%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 778 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 5.3% of the state's 2,182 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.6% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.4% of the state's 2,785 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.5% are still available.

SATURDAY, FEB. 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 897 COVID-19 cases and 27 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 660,942 and the total death toll to 12,125.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 12 to 10,312, and the county death toll rose by two to 161. Data provided shows 80,857 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,989,954 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 3.9%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 800 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 6.3% of the state's 2,182 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.6% of the state's 2,784 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.0% are still available.

FRIDAY, FEB. 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 963 COVID-19 cases and 33 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 660,071 and the total death toll to 12,098.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 15 to 10,300, and the county death toll remains the same at 159. Data provided shows 80,762 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,942,952 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 781 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 6.9% of the state's 2,180 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.2% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.8% of the state's 2,784 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.8% are still available.

THURSDAY, FEB. 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,109 COVID-19 cases and 26 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 659,127 and the total death toll to 12,065.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 18 to 10,285, and the county death toll rose by one to 159. Data provided shows 80,601 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,902,509 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 889 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 6.8% of the state's 2,169 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.8% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.9% of the state's 2,784 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.8% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,019 COVID-19 cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 658,043 and the total death toll to 12,039.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 19 to 10,267, and the county death toll remained the same at 158. Data provided shows 80,473 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,856,992 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 886 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 7.3% of the state's 2,166 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.5% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.8% of the state's 2,781 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.2% are still available.

TUESDAY, FEB. 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 716 COVID-19 cases and 44 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 657,037 and the total death toll to 12,025.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by nine to 10,248, and the county death toll remained the same at 158. Data provided shows 80,379 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,815,751 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 873 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 7.4% of the state's 2,158 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.7% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.7% of the state's 2,784 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80% are still available.

MONDAY, FEB. 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 824 COVID-19 cases and 35 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 656,358 and the total death toll to 11,982.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 45 to 10,240, and the county death toll rose by one to 158. Data provided shows 80,326 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,794,765 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 878 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 7.5% of the state's 2,161 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.5% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.6% of the state's 2,784 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, FEB. 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 888 COVID-19 cases and 35 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 655,541 and the total death toll to 11,947.

The IDOH says it has administered 7,754,038 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.2%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 870 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 7.4% of the state's 2,173 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.5% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.8% of the state's 2,809 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available.

The health department's Monroe County numbers were not available. 

SATURDAY, FEB. 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,449 COVID-19 cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 654,660 and the total death toll to 11,912.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 23 to 10,189, and the county death toll stayed the same at 157. Data provided shows 80,078 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,721,658 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 923 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 7.9% of the state's 2,165 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.8% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.6% are still available.

FRIDAY, FEB. 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,080 COVID-19 cases and 44 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 653,245 and the total death toll to 11,898.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 19 to 10,166, and the county death toll rose by one to 157. Data provided shows 79,983 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,683,034 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.4%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 948 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 8.3% of the state's 2,163 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.9% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 3.1% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.6% are still available.

THURSDAY, FEB. 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 786 COVID-19 cases and 29 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 652,210 and the total death toll to 11,854.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by seven to 10,147, and the county death toll remained the same at 156. Data provided shows 79,906 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,650,673 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 966 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 8.2% of the state's 2,162 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3.2% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 933 COVID-19 cases and 20 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 651,453 and the total death toll to 11,825.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 11 to 10,142, and the county death toll remained the same at 156. Data provided shows 79,876 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,624,956 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 4.7%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 955 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 9% of the state's 2,155 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.9% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3.5% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.4% are still available.

TUESDAY, FEB. 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 889 COVID-19 cases and 40 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 650,530 and the total death toll to 11,805.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 14 to 10,131, and the county death toll remained the same at 156. Data provided shows 79,791 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,593,841 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,018 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 9.3% of the state's 2,161 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.1% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3.8% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.1% are still available.

MONDAY, FEB. 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 817 COVID-19 cases and 19 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 649,652 and the total death toll to 11,765.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 15 to 10,117, and the county death toll rose by one to 156. Data provided shows 79,725 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,573,633 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 5.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,066 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 9.2% of the state's 2,176 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.7% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 3.7% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80% are still available.

SUNDAY, FEB. 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,233 COVID-19 cases and 24 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 648,875 and the total death toll to 11,746.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 25 to 10,104, and the county death toll remained the same at 155. Data provided shows 79,660 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,557,530 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 5.7%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,031 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 9.8% of the state's 2,179 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.0% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 3.9% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.2% are still available.

SATURDAY, FEB. 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,275 COVID-19 cases and 33 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 647,657 and the total death toll to 11,722.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 22 to 10,078, and the county death toll remained the same at 155. Data provided shows 79,524 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,516,729 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 5.7%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 818 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 9.7% of the state's 2,178 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.2% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 3.9% of the state's 2,800 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.5% are still available.

FRIDAY, FEB. 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,445 COVID-19 cases and 86 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 646,425 and the total death toll to 11,690.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 19 to 10,055, and the county death toll remained the same at 155. Data provided shows 79,374 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,470,213 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 5.8%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,178 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 10.4% of the state's 2,178 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 4.3% of the state's 2,797 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.3% are still available.

THURSDAY, FEB. 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,762 COVID-19 cases and 26 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 645,006 and the total death toll to 11,604.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 43 to 10,036, and the county death toll remained the same at 155. Data provided shows 79,251 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,425,081 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 6.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,226 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 11% of the state's 2,182 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.8% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 4.2% of the state's 2,796 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.4% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,452 COVID-19 cases and 52 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 643,305 and the total death toll to 11,578.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 9,995, and the county death toll remained the same at 155. Data provided shows 78,883 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,367,210 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 6.2%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,273 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 12.1% of the state's 2,174 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.5% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 4.9% of the state's 2,797 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.5% are still available.

TUESDAY, FEB. 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,225 COVID-19 cases and 67 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 641,874 and the total death toll to 11,526.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 21 to 9,965, and the county death toll rose by one to 155. Data provided shows 78,625 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,328,824 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 6.4%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,265 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 12.6% of the state's 2,172 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.6% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 5.1% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.6% are still available.

MONDAY, FEB. 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,065 COVID-19 cases and 58 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 640,744 and the total death toll to 11,459.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 15 to 9,946, and the county death toll rose by two to 154. Data provided shows 78,501 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,303,220 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 6.6%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,292 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 13.1% of the state's 2,173 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 5.2% of the state's 2,797 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, FEB. 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,764 COVID-19 cases and 55 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 639,711 and the total death toll to 11,401.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 9,931, and the county death toll rose by one to 152. Data provided shows 78,406 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,285,821 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 6.8%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,287 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 13.3% of the state's 2,175 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.4% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 5.5% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.8% are still available.

SATURDAY, FEB. 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,855 COVID-19 cases and 67 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 637,987 and the total death toll to 11,346.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 52 to 9,894, and the county death toll rose by one to 151. Data provided shows 78,202 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,237,304 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 7%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,399 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 13.8% of the state's 2,177 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.3% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 5.8% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.6% are still available.

FRIDAY, FEB. 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,529 COVID-19 cases and 49 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 635,171 and the total death toll to 11,280.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 24 to 9,841, and the county death toll rose by one to 151. Data provided shows 77,967 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,181,084 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 7.2%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,446 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 14.8% of the state's 2,181 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 29.8% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 5.9% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.4% are still available.

THURSDAY, FEB. 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,403 COVID-19 cases and 37 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 633,690 and the total death toll to 11,231.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 58 to 9,817, and the county death toll rose by 33 to 150. These deaths include 32 unrecorded deaths found in a 2020/2021 audit of deaths and test results. Data provided shows 77,857 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,150,804 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 7.5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,541 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 15.2% of the state's 2,177 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.4% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 6.3% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.8% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,480 COVID-19 cases and 36 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 631,331 and the total death toll to 9,713.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 16 to 9,759, and the county death toll remained the same at 117. Data provided shows 77,626 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,096,324 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 7.7%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,582 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 15.8% of the state's 2,174 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.9% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 6.7% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 76.7% are still available.

TUESDAY, FEB. 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,567 COVID-19 cases and 65 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 629,903 and the total death toll to 9,677.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 32 to 9,743, and the county death toll remained the same at 117. Data provided shows 77,554 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,067,175 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,624 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 16.2% of the state's 2,145 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.2% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 7.1% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.6% are still available.

MONDAY, FEB. 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,733 COVID-19 cases and 16 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 628,391 and the total death toll to 9,613.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 25 to 9,710, and the county death toll rose by two to 117. Data provided shows 77,405 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,039,744 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,594 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 17.4% of the state's 2,155 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.3% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 7.2% of the state's 2,797 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.3% are still available.

SUNDAY, JAN. 31

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,750 COVID-19 cases and five additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 626,682 and the total death toll to 9,598.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 30 to 9,685, and the county death toll remained the same at 115. Data provided shows 77,300 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 7,014,523 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,584 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 17.2% of the state's 2,159 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 33.6% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 7.6% of the state's 2,800 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.3% are still available.

SATURDAY, JAN. 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,389 COVID-19 cases and 43 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 624,959 and the total death toll to 9,592.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 33 to 9,655, and the county death toll remained the same at 115. Data provided shows 77,154 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,976,408 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.6%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,648 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 17.8% of the state's 2,175 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.7% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 7.6% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.2% are still available.

FRIDAY, JAN. 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,647 COVID-19 cases and 46 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 622,625 and the total death toll to 9,549.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 34 to 9,622, and the county death toll remained the same at 115. Data provided shows 77,012 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,929,205 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.7%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,725 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 18.4% of the state's 2,174 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.4% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 7.8% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.1% are still available.

THURSDAY, JAN. 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,890 COVID-19 cases and 34 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 619,995 and the total death toll to 9,504.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 50 to 9,588, and the county death toll remained the same at 115. Data provided shows 76,854 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,884,491 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.9%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,915 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 19.2% of the state's 2,192 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.4% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 8.3% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75.6% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,260 COVID-19 cases and 40 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 617,176 and the total death toll to 9,470.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 46 to 9,540, and the county death toll remained the same at 115. Data provided shows 76,678 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,830,296 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,902 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 19.8% of the state's 2,170 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.6% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 8.6% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75.6% are still available.

TUESDAY, JAN. 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 1,777 COVID-19 cases and 80 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 614,946 and the total death toll to 9,432.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 9,498, and the county death toll rose by two to 115. Data provided shows 76,526 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,787,227 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 1,976 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 20.7% of the state's 2,167 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 33.1% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 8.9% of the state's 2,805 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75.5% are still available.

MONDAY, JAN. 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,210 COVID-19 cases and 12 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 613,228 and the total death toll to 9,352.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 35 to 9,458, and the county death toll remained the same at 113. Data provided shows 76,374 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,768,438 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9.6%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,045 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 21.3% of the state's 2,156 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 9.2% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75% are still available.

SUNDAY, JAN. 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,565 COVID-19 cases and 23 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 611,039 and the total death toll to 9,340.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 42 to 9,424, and the county death toll rose by three to 113. Data provided shows 76,268 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,738,341 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9.9%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,118 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 22.1% of the state's 2,166 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 29% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 8.7% of the state's 2,807 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75.6% are still available.

SATURDAY, JAN. 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,188 COVID-19 cases and 50 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 608,519 and the total death toll to 9,317.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 46 to 9,383, and the county death toll remained the same at 110. Data provided shows 76,103 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,701,477 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,134 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 22.1% of the state's 2,161 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.8% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 9.3% of the state's 2,807 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 74.7% are still available.

FRIDAY, JAN. 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,560 COVID-19 cases and 49 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 605,426 and the total death toll to 9,267.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 40 to 9,338, and the county death toll remained the same at 110. Data provided shows 75,838 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,652,500 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.4%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,151 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 22.9% of the state's 2,162 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 27.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 9.5% of the state's 2,808 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 74.5% are still available.

THURSDAY, JAN. 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,733 COVID-19 cases and 64 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 601,937 and the total death toll to 9,218.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 78 to 9,299, and the county death toll rose by one to 110. Data provided shows 75,652 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,600,039 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.8%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,303 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 24% of the state's 2,161 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 27% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 9.5% of the state's 2,807 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.8% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,942 COVID-19 cases and 62 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 598,313 and the total death toll to 9,154.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 35 to 9,222, and the county death toll rose by one to 109. Data provided shows 75,384 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,545,320 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.2%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,302 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 24.2% of the state's 2,157 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 27% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 9.8% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 74.5% are still available.

TUESDAY, JAN. 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,756 COVID-19 cases and 124 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 595,436 and the total death toll to 9,092.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 79 to 9,189, and the county death toll stayed the same at 108. Data provided shows 75,234 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,498,762 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.2%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,332 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 24.4% of the state's 2,149 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 29.8% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 9.4% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75.2% are still available.

MONDAY, JAN. 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 2,548 COVID-19 cases and 30 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 592,709 and the total death toll to 8,966.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 32 to 9,109, and the county death toll stayed the same at 108. Data provided shows 74,917 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,462,786 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,386 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 29.8% of the state's 2,148 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25.9% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 10.1% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 74.4% are still available.

SUNDAY, JAN. 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,228 COVID-19 cases and 24 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 590,211 and the total death toll to 8,936.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 48 to 9,076, and the county death toll stayed the same at 108. Data provided shows 74,822 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,431,185 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,348 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 47.1% of the state's 2,148 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 28.4% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 16.2% of the state's 2,800 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.8% are still available.

SATURDAY, JAN. 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,973 COVID-19 cases and 41 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 587,049 and the total death toll to 8,913.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 9,029, and the county death toll rose by three to 108. Data provided shows 74,566 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,386,194 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.8%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,404 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 48.7% of the state's 2,197 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 27.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 17.2% of the state's 2,796 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.2% are still available.

FRIDAY, JAN. 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 4,744 COVID-19 cases and 42 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 583,160 and the total death toll to 8,872.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 60 to 8,993, and the county death toll remained the same at 105. Data provided shows 74,329 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,328,023 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 14.6%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,432 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 25.5% of the state's 2,163 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25.7% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 10.2% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.3% are still available.

THURSDAY, JAN. 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 4,411 COVID-19 cases and 40 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 578,494 and the total death toll to 8,830.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 72 to 8,933, and the county death toll rose by two to 105. Data provided shows 74,068 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,271,603 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 15.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,440 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 25.5% of the state's 2,160 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25.2% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 10% of the state's 2,796 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.1% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,686 COVID-19 cases and 59 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 574,119 and the total death toll to 8,790.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 52 to 8,861, and the county death toll rose by one to 103. Data provided shows 73,828 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,220,087 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 16.1%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,484 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 25.7% of the state's 2,140 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 10.2% of the state's 2,797 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.2% are still available.

TUESDAY, JAN. 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,191 COVID-19 cases and 88 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 570,477 and the total death toll to 8,731.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 49 to 8,810, and the county death toll remained the same at 102. Data provided shows 73,672 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,175,128 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 15.9%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,515 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 25.9% of the state's 2,134 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.3% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 10.5% of the state's 2,800 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.1% are still available.

MONDAY, JAN. 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 3,726 COVID-19 cases and 30 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 567,338 and the total death toll to 8,643.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 55 to 8,765, and the county death toll remained the same at 102. Data provided shows 73,498 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,140,884 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 16.5%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,537 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 26.4% of the state's 2,148 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.8% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 10.2% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 72.5% are still available.

SUNDAY, JAN. 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 5,127 COVID-19 cases and 18 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 563,653 and the total death toll to 8,613.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 75 to 8,711, and the county death toll rose by one to 102. Data provided shows 73,353 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,109,153 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 16.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,593 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 25.9% of the state's 2,150 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.8% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 10.4% of the state's 2,800 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 72.9% are still available.

SATURDAY, JAN. 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 6,045 COVID-19 cases and 75 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 558,560 and the total death toll to 8,595.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 90 to 8,640, and the county death toll remains the same at 101. Data provided shows 73,174 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,061,499 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 20.4%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,678 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 27% of the state's 2,146 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.1% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 10.7% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.5% are still available.

FRIDAY, JAN. 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 6,199 COVID-19 cases and 69 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 552,594 and the total death toll to 8,521.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 104 to 8,551, and the county death toll remains the same at 101. Data provided shows 72,925 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 6,005,403 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 16.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,769 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 27.2% of the state's 2,146 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 10.5% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.8% are still available.

THURSDAY, JAN. 7

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 6,744 COVID-19 cases and 81 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 546,499 and the total death toll to 8,452.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 78 to 8,446, and the county death toll rose by one to 101. Data provided shows 72,630 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 5,950,922 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 16.4%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,812 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 27.5% of the state's 2,156 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.1% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 10.9% of the state's 2,805 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.2% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6

The Indiana Department of Health is reporting 6,214 COVID-19 cases and 80 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 539,229 and the total death toll to 8,371.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 117 to 8,371, and the county death toll rose by two to 100. Data provided shows 72,409 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The IDOH says it has administered 5,894,229 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 16.3%. The IDOH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to IDOH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,782 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 27.4% of the state's 2,141 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 22.6% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 10.8% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.6% are still available.

TUESDAY, JAN. 5

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,477 COVID-19 cases and 142 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 533,083 and the total death toll to 8,292.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 37 to 8,255, and the county death toll remained the same at 98. Data provided shows 72,061 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,845,344 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 15.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,907 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 27.6% of the state's 2,140 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 11.6% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.4% are still available.

MONDAY, JAN. 4

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,630 COVID-19 cases and 39 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 529,688 and the total death toll to 8,150.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 49 to 8,218, and the county death toll remained the same at 98. Data provided shows 71,936 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,814,026 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 15.3%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,836 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 30.4% of the state's 2,137 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 11.5% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.5% are still available.

SUNDAY, JAN. 3

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,002 COVID-19 cases and 56 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 526,071 and the total death toll to 8,111.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 8,169, and the county death toll rose by one to 98. Data provided shows 71,780 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,792,697 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 14.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,714 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 30.3% of the state's 2,141 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.9% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 11.6% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.3% are still available.

SATURDAY, JAN. 2

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,429 COVID-19 cases and 39 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 523,090 and the confirmed death toll to 8,055.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 58 to 8,131, and the county death toll rose by two to 97. Data provided shows 71,654 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,769,273 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 14.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,655 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 31% of the state's 2,141 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.8% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 12.2% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.1% are still available.

FRIDAY, JAN. 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,407 COVID-19 cases and 106 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 517,773 and the confirmed death toll to 8,016.

The ISDH says it has administered 5,730,043 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

THURSDAY, DEC. 31

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,543 COVID-19 cases and 99 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 511,485 and the confirmed death toll to 7,911.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 63 to 8,002, and the county death toll rose by one to 94. Data provided shows 71,349 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,681,710 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 14.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,842 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 29.6% of the state's 2,142 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.4% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 12.6% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.4% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,819 COVID-19 cases and 109 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 505,017 and the confirmed death toll to 7,812.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 49 to 7,938, and the county death toll rose by one to 93. Data provided shows 71,161 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,627,342 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,941 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 30.7% of the state's 2,150 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.7% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 13% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 68.9% are still available.

TUESDAY, DEC. 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,028 COVID-19 cases and 164 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 500,282 and the confirmed death toll to 7,703.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 54 to 7,891, and the county death toll rose by four to 92. Data provided shows 71,076 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,585,093 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,951 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 30.2% of the state's 2,137 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24.8% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 13% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.3% are still available.

MONDAY, DEC. 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,494 COVID-19 cases and 43 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 496,306 and the confirmed death toll to 7,539.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 7,837, and the county death toll remained the same at 88. Data provided shows 70,954 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,553,545 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,866 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 29.6% of the state's 2,136 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25.9% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 13% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.5% are still available.

SUNDAY, DEC. 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,844 COVID-19 cases and 35 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 493,841 and the confirmed death toll to 7,496.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 22 to 7,808, and the county death toll remained the same at 88. Data provided shows 70,896 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,536,056 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,811 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 29.9% of the state's 2,134 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.7% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 12.8% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.2% are still available.

SATURDAY, DEC. 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,896 COVID-19 cases and 30 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 492,021 and the confirmed death toll to 7,461.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 48 to 7,786, and the county death toll remained the same at 88. Data provided shows 70,786 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,517,514 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,808 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 29.8% of the state's 2,133 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.7% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 12.6% of the state's 2,812 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.7% are still available.

FRIDAY, DEC. 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,563 new positive COVID-19 cases and 40 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 488,180 and the confirmed death toll to 7,431.

The ISDH says it has administered 5,484,835 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

THURSDAY, DEC. 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,288 new positive COVID-19 cases and 85 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 482,734 and the confirmed death toll to 7,391.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 101 to 7,699, and the county death toll remained the same at 87. Data provided shows 70,441 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,431,146 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,013 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 29.7% of the state's 2,129 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 22.3% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 13.1% of the state's 2,812 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.1% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,731 new positive COVID-19 cases and 62 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 476,538 and the confirmed death toll to 7,306.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 34 to 7,599, and the county death toll rose by two to 87. Data provided shows 70,068 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,376,575 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,123 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 31.2% of the state's 2,125 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 13% of the state's 2,807 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.4% are still available.

TUESDAY, DEC. 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,758 new positive COVID-19 cases and 143 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 471,876 and the confirmed death toll to 7,244.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 52 to 7,565, and the county death toll rose by three to 85. Data provided shows 69,943 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,330,603 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,064 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 30.3% of the state's 2,145 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.1% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 12.7% of the state's 2,809 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70% are still available.

MONDAY, DEC. 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,978 new positive COVID-19 cases and 31 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 468,219 and the confirmed death toll to 7,101.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 52 to 7,514, and the county death toll remained the same at 82. Data provided shows 69,747 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,288,642 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,967 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 30.8% of the state's 2,159 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 12.3% of the state's 2,806 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, DEC. 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,558 new positive COVID-19 cases and 53 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 464,354 and the confirmed death toll to 7,070.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 47 to 7,462, and the county death toll rose by one to 82. Data provided shows 69,578 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,260,527 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,932 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 30.6% of the state's 2,154 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.6% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 12.2% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.1% are still available.

SATURDAY, DEC. 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,839 new positive COVID-19 cases and 73 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 457,871 and the confirmed death toll to 7,017.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 74 to 7,417, and the county death toll rose by two to 81. Data provided shows 69,337 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,196,436 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,932 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 31.5% of the state's 2,150 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 12.8% of the state's 2,806 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.3% are still available.

FRIDAY, DEC. 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,088 new positive COVID-19 cases and 84 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 453,139 and the confirmed death toll to 6,860.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 111 to 7,346, and the county death toll rose by one to 79. Data provided shows 68,829 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,157,016 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,065 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 31.5% of the state's 2,143 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.2% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 13.2% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.2% are still available.

THURSDAY, DEC. 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,458 new positive COVID-19 cases and 79 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 447,190 and the confirmed death toll to 6,860.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 79 to 7,236, and the county death toll rose by one to 79. Data provided shows 68,829 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,102,994 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,147 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 31.9% of the state's 2,141 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.2% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 13.6% of the state's 2,800 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.9% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,283 new positive COVID-19 cases and 125 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 440,850 and the confirmed death toll to 6,781.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 89 to 7,159, and the county death toll rose by 2 to 78. Data provided shows 68,557 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,050,163 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,192 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 39.9% of the state's 2,134 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 11.2% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 13.6% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.8% are still available.

TUESDAY, DEC. 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,347 new positive COVID-19 cases and 129 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 434,642 and the confirmed death toll to 6,657.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 63 to 7,071, and the county death toll rose by 5 to 76. Data provided shows 68,326 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 5,000,278 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,229 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 42.3% of the state's 2,154 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.9% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 15.7% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.9% are still available.

MONDAY, DEC. 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,050 new positive COVID-19 cases and 35 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 430,401 and the confirmed death toll to 6,530.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 77 to 7,009, and the county death toll rose by 3 to 71. Data provided shows 68,077 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,961,368 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,072 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 40.4% of the state's 2,157 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.6% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 13.7% of the state's 2,805 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.5% are still available.

SUNDAY, DEC. 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,025 new positive COVID-19 cases and 37 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 425,434 and the confirmed death toll to 6,495.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 67 to 6,932, and the county death toll stayed the same at 68. Data provided shows 67,838 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,927,385 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,108 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 40.8% of the state's 2,171 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 13.8% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 13.8% of the state's 2,805 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.2% are still available.

SATURDAY, DEC. 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 7,542 new positive COVID-19 cases and 85 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 419,536 and the confirmed death toll to 6,458.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 130 to 6,866, and the county death toll rose by three to 68. Data provided shows 67,582 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,879,677 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.3%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,141 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 42.1% of the state's 2,170 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 22.3% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 14.9% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.2% are still available.

FRIDAY, DEC. 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 7,360 new positive COVID-19 cases and 71 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 412,135 and the confirmed death toll to 6,373.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 92 to 6,739, and the county death toll remains the same at 65. Data provided shows 67,146 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,818,990 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,204 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 43.1% of the state's 2,179 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.1% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 14.8% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69% are still available.

THURSDAY, DEC. 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,604 new positive COVID-19 cases and 96 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 404,935 and the confirmed death toll to 6,302.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 63 to 6,649, and the county death toll rose by three to 65. Data provided shows 66,864 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,762,893 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,221 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 43.6% of the state's 2,178 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 14.7% of the state's 2,797 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 68.8% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,853 new positive COVID-19 cases and 98 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 398,417 and the confirmed death toll to 6,207.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 88 to 6,586, and the county death toll rose by two to 62. Data provided shows 66,673 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,706,966 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 14.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,244 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 43.5% of the state's 2,180 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.8% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 14.8% of the state's 2,797 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.4% are still available.

TUESDAY, DEC. 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,457 new positive COVID-19 cases and 124 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 392,663 and the confirmed death toll to 6,109.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 104 to 6,500, and the county death toll rose by two to 60. Data provided shows 66,329 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,656,827 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 14%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,250 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Tuesday's numbers show that 43.8% of the state's 2,178 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.9% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 14.2% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.6% are still available.

MONDAY, DEC. 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,700 new positive COVID-19 cases and 42 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 387,278 and the confirmed death toll to 5,944.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 95 to 6,395, and the county death toll rose by one to 59. Data provided shows 65,976 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,614,540 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,214 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Monday's numbers show that 43.6% of the state's 2,190 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 22.1% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 14% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70% are still available.

SUNDAY, DEC. 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,678 new positive COVID-19 cases and 78 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 381,617 and the confirmed death toll to 5,944.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 65 to 6,301, and the county death toll stayed the same at 58. Data provided shows 65,333 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,577,211 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 13.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,189 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 44.4% of the state's 2,181 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.5% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 16.9% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.1% are still available.

SATURDAY, DEC. 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 7,793 new positive COVID-19 cases and 78 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 375,019 and the confirmed death toll to 5,910.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 99 to 6,237, and the county death toll rose by three to 58. Data provided shows 65,333 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,525,790 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,255 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 44% of the state's 2,182 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.5% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 15.9% of the state's 2,794 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.9% are still available.

FRIDAY, DEC. 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 8,003 new positive COVID-19 cases and 60 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 367,329 and the confirmed death toll to 5,832.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 92 to 6,139, and the county death toll rose by one to 55. Data provided shows 64,682 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,464,492 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,289 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 43.7% of the state's 2,185 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.5% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 13.7% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.3% are still available.

THURSDAY, DEC. 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 8,527 new positive COVID-19 cases and 60 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 359,430 and the confirmed death toll to 5,748.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 134 to 6,048, and the county death toll rose by one to 54. Data provided shows 63,916 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,402,956 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,362 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Thursday's numbers show that 45.2% of the state's 2,184 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 14.3% of the state's 2,798 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.7% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,655 new positive COVID-19 cases and 91 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 350,970 and the confirmed death toll to 5,688.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 87 to 5,914, and the county death toll remained the same at 53. Data provided shows 63,421 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,342,486 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,441 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Wednesday's numbers show that 45.8% of the state's 2,186 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 20.2% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 14.5% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 69.2% are still available.

TUESDAY, DEC. 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,518 new positive COVID-19 cases and 142 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 344,373 and the confirmed death toll to 5,598.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 101 to 5,826, and the county death toll rose by 1 to 53. Data provided shows 63,048 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,295,987 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,460 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Tuesday's numbers show that 45.7% of the state's 2,164 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24.2% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 13.8% of the state's 2,800 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71% are still available.

MONDAY, NOV. 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,713 new positive COVID-19 cases and 38 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 338,977 and the confirmed death toll to 5,456.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 116 to 5,724, and the county death toll rose by 2 to 52. Data provided shows 62,580 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,259,964 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,401 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Monday's numbers show that 44.7% of the state's 2,164 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 13.9% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.4% are still available.

SUNDAY, NOV. 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,335 new positive COVID-19 cases and 24 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 333,312 and the confirmed death toll to 5,418.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 53 to 5,608, and the county death toll stayed the same at 50. Data provided shows 62,168 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,222,028 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,392 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 43.8% of the state's 2,173 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24.9% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 12.7% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 70.9% are still available.

SATURDAY, NOV. 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,535 new positive COVID-19 cases and 66 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 329,008 and the confirmed death toll to 5,394.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 51 to 5,555, and the county death toll stayed the same at 50. Data provided shows 62,003 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,183,401 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 20.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,381 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 43.1% of the state's 2,175 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24.9% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 12.7% of the state's 2,805 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.2% are still available.

FRIDAY, NOV. 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,700 new positive COVID-19 cases and 33 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 324,537 and the confirmed death toll to 5,328.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 76 to 5,504, and the county death toll stayed the same at 50. Data provided shows 61,789 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,148,596 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 20.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,287 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 43.6% of the state's 2,171 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.2% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 12% of the state's 2,805 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.6% are still available.

THURSDAY, NOV. 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,434 new positive COVID-19 cases and 63 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 318,894 and the confirmed death toll to 5,295.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 61 to 5,428, and the county death toll stayed the same at 50. Data provided shows 61,538 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,100,250 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 20.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,384 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Thursday's numbers show that 44% of the state's 2,169 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.3% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 12% of the state's 2,809 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.4% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,059 new positive COVID-19 cases and 63 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 312,521 and the confirmed death toll to 5,232.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 65 to 5,367, and the county death toll rose by one to 50. Data provided shows 61,270 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 4,038,194 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,363 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Wednesesday's numbers show that 43.7% of the state's 2,186 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.8% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 11.6% of the state's 2,806 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.8% are still available.

TUESDAY, NOV. 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,702 new positive COVID-19 cases and 103 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 306,538 and the confirmed death toll to 5,169.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 51 to 5,303, and the county death toll rose by two to 49. Data provided shows 60,992 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,976,683 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,279 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Tuesday's numbers show that 42.2% of the state's 2,156 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 11.6% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 72.2% are still available.

MONDAY, NOV. 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,606 new positive COVID-19 cases and 27 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 300,913 and the confirmed death toll to 5,067.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 54 to 5,252, and the county death toll rose by one to 47. Data provided shows 60,771 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,939,645 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,219 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Monday's numbers show that 42.4% of the state's 2,158 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 24.3% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 11.3% of the state's 2,799 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 71.9% are still available.

SUNDAY, NOV. 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,255 new positive COVID-19 cases and 48 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 295,357 and the confirmed death toll to 5,040.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 85 to 5,198, and the county death toll rose by one to46. Data provided shows 60,494 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,897,545 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,144 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 35.7% of the state's 2,147 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.4% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 15.2% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.7% are still available.

SATURDAY, NOV. 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,983 new positive COVID-19 cases and 40 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 289,183 and the confirmed death toll to 4,992.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 151 to 4,128, and the county death toll remained the same at 45. Data provided shows 60,277 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,846,380 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,168 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Saturday's numbers show that 34.6% of the state's 2,151 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 22.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 16.9% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 72.7% are still available.

FRIDAY, NOV. 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,912 new positive COVID-19 cases and 63 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 282,311 and the confirmed death toll to 4,952.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 149 to 4,964, and the county death toll increased by two to 45. Data provided shows 59,533 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,785,422 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,077 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Friday's numbers show that 41.7% of the state's 2,153 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.6% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 9.9% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73% are still available.

THURSDAY, NOV. 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 7,420 new positive COVID-19 cases and 59 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 275,503 and the confirmed death toll to 4,889.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 105 to 4,817, and the county death toll remained the same at 43. Data provided shows 58,793 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,725,334 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,063 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Thursday's numbers show that 39.3% of the state's 2,171 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.3% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 9.6% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 73.2% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,143 new positive COVID-19 cases and 60 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 268,222 and the confirmed death toll to 4,830.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 120 to 4,713, and the county death toll rose by one to 43. Data provided shows 58,322 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,668,049 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 3,040 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Wednesday's numbers show that 39% of the state's 2,171 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 21.7% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 9.4% of the state's 2,801 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 72.7% are still available.

TUESDAY, NOV. 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,541 new positive COVID-19 cases and 84 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 262,207 and the confirmed death toll to 4,770.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 98 to 4,593. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 57,918 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,612,076 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 12%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,951 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Tuesday's numbers show that 36.9% of the state's 2,159 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25.2% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 8.8% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 74.8% are still available.

MONDAY, NOV. 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,218 new positive COVID-19 cases and 26 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 256,744 and the confirmed death toll to 4,686.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 56 to 4,494. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 57,426 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,569,955 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,768 patients are hospitalized with the virus — the highest number ever.

Monday's numbers show that 34.7% of the state's 2,159 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 8.3% of the state's 2,803 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75% are still available.

SUNDAY, NOV. 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,844 new positive COVID-19 cases and 22 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 251,597 and the confirmed death toll to 4,660.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 129 to 4,439. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 57,243 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,536,082 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 11.3%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,628 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Sunday's numbers show that 33.8% of the state's 2,157 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 25.5% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 8.0% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 74.3% are still available.

SATURDAY, NOV. 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 8,451 new positive COVID-19 cases and 25 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 244,887 and the confirmed death toll to 4,638.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 112 to 4,311. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 56,719 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,482,745 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,634 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Saturday's numbers show that 32.2% of the state's 2,141 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.5% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 8.1% of the state's 2,804 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75.3% are still available.

FRIDAY, NOV. 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,708 new positive COVID-19 cases and 50 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 236,565 and the confirmed death toll to 4,613.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 59 to 4,199. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 56,401 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,414,373 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of today, 2,548 patients are hospitalized with the virus.

Friday's numbers show that 30.9% of the state's 2,152 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 23.5% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 7.7% of the state's 2,802 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 76.3% are still available.

THURSDAY, NOV. 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 6,654 new positive COVID-19 cases and 51 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 230,965 and the confirmed death toll to 4,563.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 109 to 4,141. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 56,120 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,370,098 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

The number of Hoosiers hospitalized with COVID-19 has increased every day this month. Today, 2,569 patients are hospitalized with the virus--the highest number ever.

Thursday's numbers show that 31% of the state's 2,164 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 22.3% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 7.8% of the state's 2,812 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 75.6% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 5,156 new positive COVID-19 cases and 31 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 224,374 and the confirmed death toll to 4,512.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 26 to 4,033. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 55,717 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,307,845 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.3%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

The number of Hoosiers hospitalized with COVID-19 has increased every day this month. Today, 2,544 patients are hospitalized with the virus--the highest number ever.

Wednesday's numbers show that 30% of the state's 2,162 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.3% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 7% of the state's 2,812 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77% are still available.

TUESDAY, NOV. 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,879 new positive COVID-19 cases and 63 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 219,338 and the confirmed death toll to 4,481.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 57 to 4,007. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 55,529 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,269,653 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

The number of Hoosiers hospitalized with COVID-19 has increased every day this month. Today, 2,336 patients are hospitalized with the virus--the highest number ever.

Tuesday's numbers show that 27.8% of the state's 2,155 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 6.5% of the state's 2,814 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.7% are still available.

MONDAY, NOV. 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,213 new positive COVID-19 cases and 34 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 214,509 and the confirmed death toll to 4,418.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 19 to 3,950. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 55,307 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,239,034 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

The number of Hoosiers hospitalized with COVID-19 has increased every day this month. Today, 2,174 patients are hospitalized with the virus--the highest number ever.

And as of noon Monday, 6.4% of the state's 2,811 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.9% are still available.

SUNDAY, NOV. 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 4,689 new positive COVID-19 cases and 36 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 210,374 and the confirmed death toll to 4,383.

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 72 to 3,932. The county death toll is 42. Data provided shows 55,238 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,210,666 tests across the state. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

The number of Hoosiers hospitalized with COVID-19 has increased every day this month. Today, 2,070 patients are hospitalized with the virus--the highest number ever.

And as of noon Sunday, 6.2% of the state's 2,814 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.3% are still available.

SATURDAY, NOV. 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting a record-setting 5,007 new positive COVID-19 cases and 43 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 205,722 and the confirmed death toll to 4,348.

There are 244 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 70 to 3,861, and the county death toll increased by one to 42. Data provided shows 54,890 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,167,518 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 25.7% of the state's 2,175 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 28.1% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 6.9% of the state's 2,814 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 76.7% are still available.

FRIDAY, NOV. 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting a record-setting 4,714 new positive COVID-19 cases and 45 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 200,823 and the confirmed death toll to 4,306.

There are 241 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 83 to 3,794, and the county death toll increased by one to 42. Data provided shows 54,498 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,117,069 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 24.9% of the state's 2,172 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 28.6% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 6.8% of the state's 2,813 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.2% are still available.

THURSDAY, NOV. 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting a record-setting 4,462 new positive COVID-19 cases and 45 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 196,176 and the confirmed death toll to 4,269.

There are 242 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 40 to 3,711, and the county death toll increased by one to 41. Data provided shows 54,152 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,073,855 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 26.3% of the state's 2,158 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 28.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 7% of the state's 2,813 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.1% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,756 new positive COVID-19 cases and 25 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 191,764 and the confirmed death toll to 4,224.

There are 240 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 54 to 3,672, and the county death toll remained at 40. Data provided shows 53,570 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 3,032,762 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Weesday's numbers show that 25.1% of the state's 2,169 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.1% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 6.5% of the state's 2,812 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.1% are still available.

TUESDAY, NOV. 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,951 new positive COVID-19 cases and 50 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 188,066 and the confirmed death toll to 4,199.

There are 240 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 35 to 3,618, and the county death toll remained at 40. Data provided shows 53,570 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,995,343 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 26.4% of the state's 2,145 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.3% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 6.9% of the state's 2,813 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.4% are still available.

MONDAY, NOV. 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,080 new positive COVID-19 cases and 26 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 185,185 and the confirmed death toll to 4,150.

There are 240 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 25 to 3,582, and the county death toll rose by one to 40. Data provided shows 53,430 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,970,330 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 8.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 24.4% of the state's 2,164 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 6% of the state's 2,813 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, NOV. 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,787 new positive COVID-19 cases and 28 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 182,108 and the confirmed death toll to 4,124.

There are 240 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 14 to 3,557, and the county death toll remained the same at 39. Data provided shows 53,247 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,941,037 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 22.9% of the state's 2,161 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.1% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 16.4% of the state's 2,811 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.7% are still available.

SATURDAY, OCT. 31

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,505 new positive COVID-19 cases and 46 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 179,358 and the confirmed death toll to 4,096.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 3,543, and the county death toll rose by one to 39. Data provided shows 53,121 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,910,617 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 10.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 28.8% of the state's 2,162 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.1% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 15.3% of the state's 2,811 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.5% are still available.

FRIDAY, OCT. 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,205 new positive COVID-19 cases and 26 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 175,893 and the confirmed death toll to 4,050.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 65 to 3,515, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 52,947 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,863,919 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have returned positive over the past week is 7.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 24.1% of the state's 2,145 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 28.8% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 6% of the state's 2,815 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78% are still available.

THURSDAY, OCT. 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 3,649 new positive COVID-19 cases and 33 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 172,730 and the confirmed death toll to 4,024.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 26 to 3,450, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 52,176 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,822,852 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have return positive over the past week is 7.3%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 24.1% of the state's 2,111 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 26.8% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 5.6% of the state's 2,832 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.1% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,587 new positive COVID-19 cases and 33 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 169,112 and the confirmed death toll to 3,991.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 51 to 3,426, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 51,942 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,783,748 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have return positive over the past week is 7.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 22.3% of the state's 2,104 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 29% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 5.9% of the state's 2,831 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.8% are still available.

TUESDAY, OCT. 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,062 new positive COVID-19 cases and 51 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 166,564 and the confirmed death toll to 3,958.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 19 to 3,375, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 51,685 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,754,311 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have return positive over the past week is 7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 22.8% of the state's 2,164 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.7% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 5.5% of the state's 2,833 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.3% are still available.

MONDAY, OCT. 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,009 new positive COVID-19 cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 164,581 and the confirmed death toll to 3,907.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 25 to 3,356, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 51,565 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,734,945 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that have return positive over the past week is 6.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 23.1% of the state's 2,161 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.8% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 5.8% of the state's 2,832 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.8% are still available.

SUNDAY, OCT. 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,175 new positive COVID-19 cases and 12 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 162,607 and the confirmed death toll to 3,894.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 3,332, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 51,295 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,711,078 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 23.3% of the state's 2,150 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.0% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 5.8% of the state's 2,835 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.2% are still available.

SATURDAY, OCT. 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,765 new positive COVID-19 cases and 24 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 160,454 and the confirmed death toll to 3,882.

There are 236 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 37 to 3,303, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 51,136 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,681,197 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 22.4% of the state's 2,152 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.9% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 5.4% of the state's 2,835 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.1% are still available.

FRIDAY, OCT. 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,519 new positive COVID-19 cases and 27 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 157,713 and the confirmed death toll to 3,858.

There are 234 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 10 to 3,266, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 50,834 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,642,522 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 20.2% of the state's 2,147 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.8% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 5.4% of the state's 2,832 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.9% are still available.

THURSDAY, OCT. 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,880 new positive COVID-19 cases and 42 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 155,246 and the confirmed death toll to 3,832.

There are 234 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 35 to 3,257, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 50,716 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,611,265 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 20.1% of the state's 2,149 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.1% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 5.1% of the state's 2,829 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 87.1% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,766 new positive COVID-19 cases and 15 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 152,396 and the confirmed death toll to 3,790.

There are 233 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 15 to 3,222, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 50,476 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,574,800 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 18.8% of the state's 2,242 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.8% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 4.8% of the state's 2,828 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.4% are still available.

TUESDAY, OCT. 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,551 new positive COVID-19 cases and 48 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 150,664 and the confirmed death toll to 3,775.

There are 233 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 15 to 3,207, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 50,366 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,551,406 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 18.4% of the state's 2,236 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.3% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 5% of the state's 2,832 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.1% are still available.

MONDAY, OCT. 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,589 new positive COVID-19 cases and 23 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 149,166 and the confirmed death toll to 3,727.

There are 233 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 32 to 3,194, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 50,226 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,533,863 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 17.2% of the state's 2,228 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.6% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 4.3% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.9% are still available.

SUNDAY, OCT. 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,629 new positive COVID-19 cases and 31 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 145,977 and the confirmed death toll to 3,685.

There are 233 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 21 to 3,162, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 50,056 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,512,174 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 17.1% of the state's 2,223 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.3% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 4.1% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.6% are still available.

SATURDAY, OCT. 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,521 new positive COVID-19 cases (a new daily record) and 19 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 147,582 and the confirmed death toll to 3,704.

There are 233 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 27 to 3,140, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 49,910 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,485,506 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 18.1% of the state's 2,226 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 33.5% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 4.7% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.8% are still available.

FRIDAY, OCT. 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 2,328 new positive COVID-19 cases (a new daily record) and 22 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 143,495 and the confirmed death toll to 3,654.

There are 233 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 3,117, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 49,673 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,451,285 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 17% of the state's 2,225 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.2% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 4.7% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.3% are still available.

THURSDAY, OCT. 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,962 new positive COVID-19 cases (a new daily record) and 23 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 141,212 and the confirmed death toll to 3,632.

There are 232 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 20 to 3,087, and the county death toll remains the same at 38. Data provided shows 49,523 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,420,865 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 17% of the state's 2,223 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.6% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 4.6% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.2% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,172 new positive COVID-19 cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 139,269 and the confirmed death toll to 3,609.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 13 to 3,067, and the county death toll rose by one to 38. Data provided shows 49,289 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,395,566 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 17.8% of the state's 2,226 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.7% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 4.3% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.9% are still available.

TUESDAY, OCT. 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,569 new positive COVID-19 cases and 27 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 138,104 and the confirmed death toll to 3,595.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 3,054, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 49,204 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,376,462 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 17.2% of the state's 2,221 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.7% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 4.6% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.4% are still available.

MONDAY, OCT. 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,581 new positive COVID-19 cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 136,555 and the confirmed death toll to 3,568.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 27 to 3,015, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 49,019 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,357,865 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 15.6% of the state's 2,215 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.6% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 4.2% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, OCT. 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,579 new positive COVID-19 cases and seven additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 134,981 and the confirmed death toll to 3,562.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 28 to 2,988, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 48,778 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,336,228 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 15.6% of the state's 2,243 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.4% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 4.1% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.3% are still available.

SATURDAY, OCT. 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,945 new positive COVID-19 cases and 21 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 133,411 and the confirmed death toll to 3,555.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 40 to 2,960, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 48,542 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,306,562 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 15.2% of the state's 2,232 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.3% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 4.0% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.4% are still available.

FRIDAY, OCT. 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,832 new positive COVID-19 cases and 19 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 131,493 and the confirmed death toll to 3,534.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 2,920, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 48,281 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,276,846 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 16.1% of the state's 2,219 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 30.3% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 4.0% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.8% are still available.

THURSDAY, OCT. 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,488 new positive COVID-19 cases and 18 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 129,677 and the confirmed death toll to 3,515.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 21 to 2,890, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 48,104 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,246,099 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 15.3% of the state's 2,240 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3.7% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.4% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,302 new positive COVID-19 cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 128,227 and the confirmed death toll to 3,500.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 22 to 2,868, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 47,947 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,220,232 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 14.9% of the state's 2,242 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 33.4% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3.5% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.7% are still available.

TUESDAY, OCT. 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 990 new positive COVID-19 cases and 30 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 126,946 and the confirmed death toll to 3,484.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 24 to 2,846, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 47,768 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,198,785 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 14.8% of the state's 2,244 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3.6% of the state's 2,890 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.6% are still available.

MONDAY, OCT. 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 835 new positive COVID-19 cases and seven additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 125,976 and the confirmed death toll to 3,454.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 24 to 2,822, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 47,552 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,181,850 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 13.8% of the state's 2,239 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.4% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 3.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.2% are still available.

SUNDAY, OCT. 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,096 new positive COVID-19 cases and five additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 125,146 and the confirmed death toll to 3,447.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 22 to 2,798, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 47,368 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,166,366 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 12.5% of the state's 2,233 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.4% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 3.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.5% are still available.

SATURDAY, OCT. 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,429 new positive COVID-19 cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 124,059 and the confirmed death toll to 3,442.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 34 to 2,776, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 47,127 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,140,807 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 7.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 12.6% of the state's 2,238 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 3.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.9% are still available.

FRIDAY, OCT. 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,495 new positive COVID-19 cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 122,640 and the confirmed death toll to 3,429.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 13 to 2,742, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 46,924 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,114,835 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 13.1% of the state's 2,234 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 33.4% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 3.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.9% are still available.

THURSDAY, OCT. 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,171 new positive COVID-19 cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 121,176 and the confirmed death toll to 3,418.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 16 to 2,725, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 46,690 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,087,611 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 11.9% of the state's 2,233 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.1% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.9% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 965 new positive COVID-19 cases and 20 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 120,019 and the confirmed death toll to 3,405.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 2,708, and the county death toll remained the same at 37. Data provided shows 46,548 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,066,474 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 11.9% of the state's 2,222 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.6% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3.3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.2% are still available.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 761 new positive COVID-19 cases and 20 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 119,066 and the confirmed death toll to 3,385.

There are 227 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 14 to 2,671, and the county death toll rose by one to 37. Data provided shows 46,193 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,042,146 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 12.5% of the state's 2,307 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.9% are still available.

MONDAY, SEPT. 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 879 new positive COVID-19 cases and 11 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 118,322 and the confirmed death toll to 3,365.

There are 226 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 28 to 2,655, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 46,102 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,029,571 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 13% of the state's 2,301 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.4% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 3.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.1% are still available.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 921 new positive COVID-19 cases and three additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 117,450 and the confirmed death toll to 3,354.

There are 226 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 2,627, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 45,859 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 2,012,675 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 12.3% of the state's 2,301 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.3% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 3.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.9% are still available.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,155 new positive COVID-19 cases and 11 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 116,549 and the confirmed death toll to 3,351.

There are 226 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 2,598, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 45,700 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,989,928 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 11.2% of the state's 2,311 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.6% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 3.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.2% are still available.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,195 new positive COVID-19 cases and 18 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 115,407 and the confirmed death toll to 3,340.

There are 226 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 25 to 2,560, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 32nd consecutive day. Data provided shows 45,559 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,963,006 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 11.1% of the state's 2,331 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.3% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.9% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.9% are still available.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 920 new positive COVID-19 cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 114,236 and the confirmed death toll to 3,322.

There are 226 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 19 to 2,531, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 31st consecutive day. Data provided shows 45,326 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,937,499 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 11.3% of the state's 2,314 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.4% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.9% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.2% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 728 new positive COVID-19 cases and 10 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 113,337 and the confirmed death toll to 3,305.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 37 to 2,512, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 30th consecutive day. Data provided shows 45,155 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,916,433 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 11.8% of the state's 2,308 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.8% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 652 new positive COVID-19 cases and nine additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 112,626 and the confirmed death toll to 3,295.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 48 to 2,474, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 29th consecutive day. Data provided shows 44,852 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,898,563 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 11% of the state's 2,312 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 45.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.4% are still available.

MONDAY, SEPT. 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 535 new positive COVID-19 cases and seven additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 112,027 and the confirmed death toll to 3,287.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 14 to 2,422, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 28th consecutive day. Data provided shows 44,459 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,882,248 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 9.9% of the state's 2,300 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.9% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.4% are still available.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 756 new positive COVID-19 cases and three additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 111,505 and the confirmed death toll to 3,281.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 40 to 2,408, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 27th consecutive day. Data provided shows 44,289 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,867,826 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 9.5% of the state's 2,300 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.7% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.8% are still available.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,104 new positive COVID-19 cases and nine additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 110,759 and the confirmed death toll to 3,278.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case grew by 65, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 26th consecutive day. Data provided shows 44,107 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,844,301 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 10.4% of the state's 2,299 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.9% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.9% are still available.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,499 new positive COVID-19 cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 109,683 and the confirmed death toll to 3,270.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 53 to 2,300, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 25th consecutive day. Data provided shows 43,673 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,813,640 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 10.2% of the state's 2,300 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.9% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.8% are still available.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 850 new positive COVID-19 cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 108,646 and the confirmed death toll to 3,253.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 34 to 2,243, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 24th consecutive day. Data provided shows 43,432 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,788,208 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 10.4% of the state's 2,315 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.1% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 624 new positive cases and 12 additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 107,809 and the confirmed death toll to 3,237.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 24 to 2,209, and the county death toll remained the same at 36 for the 23rd consecutive day. Data provided shows 43,178 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,770,032 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 10.4% of the state's 2,287 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.3% are still available.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 758 new positive cases and 20 additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 107,229 and the confirmed death toll to 3,235.

There are 225 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 151 to 2,180, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 43,092 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,756,019 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 10.1% of the state's 2,282 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.3% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available.

MONDAY, SEPT. 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 755 new positive cases and two additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 106,540 and the confirmed death toll to 3,215.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 39 to 2,026, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 42,460 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has administered 1,738,305 tests across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 10.1% of the state's 2,284 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.6% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.8% are still available.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,249 new positive cases and one additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 105,804 and the confirmed death toll to 3,214.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 39 to 1,986, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 42,293 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,238,984 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 9.6% of the state's 2,282 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.2% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.6% are still available.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,076 new positive cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 104,561 and the confirmed death toll to 3,213.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 111 to 1,948, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 42,117 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,206,980 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 10.2% of the state's 2,301 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.3% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.4% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.8% are still available.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,282 new positive cases and 10 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 103,505 and the confirmed death toll to 3,196.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 235 to 1,834, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 35,277 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,164,141 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 9.8% of the state's 2,307 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.4% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.3% are still available.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 764 new positive cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 102,243 and the confirmed death toll to 3,186.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 37 to 1,596, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 29,315 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,164,141 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 10.3% of the state's 2,311 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.7% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.3% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 720 new positive cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 101,485 and the confirmed death toll to 3,173.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 39 to 1,559, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 29,236 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,158,018 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 9.8% of the state's 2,328 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.3% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.4% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.9% are still available.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 394 new positive cases and 12 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 100,780 and the confirmed death toll to 3,156.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 32 to 1,521, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 28,965 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,150,986 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 10.6% of the state's 2,330 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.3% are still available.

MONDAY, SEPT. 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 596 new positive cases and four additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 100,394 and the confirmed death toll to 3,144.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 55 to 1,489, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 28,876 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,146,572 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 10.1% of the state's 2,329 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.9% are still available.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 851 new positive cases and two additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 99,804 and the confirmed death toll to 3,140.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 49 to 1,434, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 37,882 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,537,182 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 9.9% of the state's 2,336 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.8% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.4% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.5% are still available.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,085 new positive cases and 11 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 98,961 and the confirmed death toll to 3,138.

There are 224 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 83 to 1,385, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 28,349 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,129,078 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.6%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 10.6% of the state's 2,342 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.2% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82% are still available.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,044 new positive cases and four additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 97,884 and the confirmed death toll to 3,127.

There are 223 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 1,303, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 27,951 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,117,427 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 11.2% of the state's 2,341 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.6% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.3% are still available.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 3

2:00 p.m.

The Montgomery County Health Dept. confirmed a COVID-19 cluster at Wabash College in Crawfordsville Wednesday. 

A news release from the department said 14 Wabash students tested positive, and the cases were related to community living situations.

Additionally, Indiana State University announced Thursday morning that it was instituting a moratorium on Greek life activities at the school -- including virtual recruitment. 

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,110 new positive cases and four additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 96,854 and the confirmed death toll to 3,110.

There are 222 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 37 to 1,273, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 36,546 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,103,038 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 11% of the state's 2,340 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.4% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 871 new positive cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 95,750 and the confirmed death toll to 3,106.

There are 219 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 55 to 1,235, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 36,258 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,092,596 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 10.5% of the state's 2,348 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.4% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.2% are still available.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 721 new positive cases and 16 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 94,891 and the confirmed death toll to 3,093.

There are 219 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 59 to 1,180, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 27,453 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,083,765 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 10.1% of the state's 2,359 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.3% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.6% are still available.

MONDAY, AUG. 31

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 897 new positive cases and five additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 94,196 and the confirmed death toll to 3,077.

There are 219 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 56 to 1,150, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 27,334 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,076,947 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 6.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 9.5% of the state's 2,344 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.3% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.1% are still available.

SUNDAY, AUG. 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 880 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 93,313 and the confirmed death toll to 3,072.

There are 219 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 38 to 1,093, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 27,072 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,065,356 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.4%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 11.4% of the state's 2,341 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.2% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.5% are still available.

SATURDAY, AUG. 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,140 new positive cases and eight additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 92,434 and the confirmed death toll to 3,066.

There are 219 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 25 to 1,055 and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 26,844 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,055,793 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 5.3%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 11.9% of the state's 2,344 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.0% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.2% are still available.

FRIDAY, AUG. 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 832 new positive cases and 11 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 91,313 and the confirmed death toll to 3,058.

There are 219 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 22 to 1,030 and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 26,607 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,044,049 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 11.9% of the state's 2,352 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.5% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.8% are still available.

THURSDAY, AUG. 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,164 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 90,504 and the confirmed death toll to 3,047.

There are 219 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 18 to 1008 and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 26,500 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,034,746 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 11.9% of the state's 2,344 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.8% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.5% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.4% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 971 new positive cases and 18 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 89,359 and the confirmed death toll to 3,041.

There are 218 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 25 to 993 and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 26,285 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,022,537 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 12.2% of the state's 2,329 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.8% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.3% are still available.

TUESDAY, AUG. 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 841 new positive cases and 15 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 88,421 and the confirmed death toll to 3,023.

There are 218 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 15 to 968 and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 26,136 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,010,981 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 11.9% of the state's 2,313 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.9% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.5% are still available.

MONDAY, AUG. 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 688 new positive cases and two additional confirmed deaths Sunday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 87,592 and the confirmed death toll to 3,008.

There are 217 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 22 to 952, and the county death toll remained the same at 36. Data provided shows 25,868 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 1,002,038 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.7%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 10.7% of the state's 2,312 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.9% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, AUG. 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 618 new positive cases and two additional confirmed deaths Sunday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 85,932 and the confirmed death toll to 3,003.

There are 217 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 13 to 858 and the county death toll remained the same at 35. Data provided shows 19,857 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 977,802 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 10.9% of the state's 2,314 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.2% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.4% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.9% are still available.

SATURDAY, AUG. 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,010 new positive cases and nine additional confirmed deaths Saturday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 85,317 and the confirmed death toll to 3,001.

There are 217 reported probable deaths, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 12 to 845 and the county death toll remained the same at 35. Data provided shows 19,683 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 969,646 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 10.1% of the state's 2,334 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.6% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.6% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.1% are still available.

FRIDAY, AUG. 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,050 new positive cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths Friday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 84,317 and the confirmed death toll to 2,992.

There are 216 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 11 to 833 and the county death toll remained the same at 35. Data provided shows 19,459 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 958,432 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 10.9% of the state's 2,307 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.7% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.8% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.1% are still available.

THURSDAY, AUG. 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 955 new positive cases and 11 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 83,277 and the confirmed death toll to 2,979.

There are 212 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 13 to 822, and the county death toll rose by one to 35. Data provided shows 19,240 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 945,471 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 11.1% of the state's 2,306 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.2% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 506 new positive cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 82,336 and the confirmed death toll to 2,968.

There are 212 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 809, and the county death toll rose by one to 34. Data provided shows 19,016 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 943,033 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 10.8% of the state's 2,314 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.8% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available.

TUESDAY, AUG. 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 850 new positive cases and 28 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 81,847 and the confirmed death toll to 2,954.

There are 211 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by four to 808, and the county death toll remained the same at 33. Data provided shows 18,998 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 928,614 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 10.9% of the state's 2,303 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.5% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.7% are still available.

MONDAY, AUG. 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 603 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 81,006 and the confirmed death toll to 2,926.

There are 209 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by two to 804, and the county death toll remained the same at 33. Data provided shows 18,789 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 914,633 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 11.4% of the state's 2,290 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 3.3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.6% are still available.

SUNDAY, AUG. 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 750 new positive cases and three additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 80,415 and the confirmed death toll to 2,924.

There are 209 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by eight to 802, and the county death toll rose by one to 33. Data provided shows 18,724 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 906,851 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 11.6% of the state's 2,280 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.3% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 3.2% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.9% are still available.

SATURDAY, AUG. 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,096 new positive cases and 15 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 79,676 and the confirmed death toll to 2,921.

There are 207 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 10 to 794, and the county death toll remained the same 32. Data provided shows 18,505 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 897,615 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 11.6% of the state's 2,296 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.2% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.7% are still available.

FRIDAY, AUG. 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,079 new positive cases and 8 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 78,632 and the confirmed death toll to 2,906.

There are 207 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by seven to 784, and the county death toll remained the same 32. Data provided shows 18,211 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 886,489 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 12.9% of the state's 2,263 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.8% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.8% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.9% are still available.

THURSDAY, AUG. 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,046 new positive cases and 20 additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 77,565 and the confirmed death toll to 2,898.

There are 207 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 10 to 777, and the county death toll remained the same 32. Data provided shows 18,007 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 877,970 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 12.8% of the state's 2,270 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 33% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 671 new positive cases and 15 additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 76,522 and the confirmed death toll to 2,878.

There are 208 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 767, and the county death toll rose by one to 32. Data provided shows 17,744 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 866,994 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 13% of the state's 2,267 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.1% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.9% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.6% are still available.

TUESDAY, AUG. 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 884 new positive cases and 25 additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 75,862 and the confirmed death toll to 2,863.

There are 206 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by seven to 766, and the county death toll rose by one to 31. Data provided shows 17,682 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 861,655 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 14.6% of the state's 2,240 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.6% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.8% are still available.

MONDAY, AUG. 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 673 new positive cases and three additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 74,992 and the confirmed death toll to 2,838.

There are 206 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by three to 759, and the county death toll remained the same at 30 for the 13th consecutive day. Data provided shows 17,432 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 852,111 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 13.5% of the state's 2,265 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.6% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.8% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.5% are still available.

SUNDAY, AUG. 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,048 new positive cases and one additional confirmed death, bringing Indiana's total case number to 74,328 and the confirmed death toll to 2,835.

There are 206 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 10 to 756, and the county death toll remained the same at 30 for the 12th consecutive day. Data provided shows 17,269 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 841,125 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 14.7% of the state's 2,264 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.9% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.7% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.6% are still available.

SATURDAY, AUG. 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,036 new positive cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 73,287 and the confirmed death toll to 2,834.

There are 202 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 24 to 746, and the county death toll remained the same at 30 for the 11th consecutive day. Data provided shows 16,933 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 828,466 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 7.5%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 12.5% of the state's 2,279 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 33.8% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.9% of the state's 2,912 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.9% are still available.

FRIDAY, AUG. 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,253 new positive cases and 10 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 72,254 and the confirmed death toll to 2,821.

There are 202 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 14 to 722, and the county death toll remained the same at 30 for the tenth consecutive day. Data provided shows 16,552 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 817,104 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 13% of the state's 2,275 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.7% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.6% of the state's 2,912 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.9% are still available.

THURSDAY, AUG. 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,051 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 71,015 and the confirmed death toll to 2,811.

There are 202 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by nine to 708, and the county death toll remained the same at 30 for the ninth consecutive day. Data provided shows 16,242 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 804,345 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 13.7% of the state's 2,205 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.6% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.8% of the state's 2,912 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.7% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 740 new positive cases and 12 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 69,975 and the confirmed death toll to 2,805.

There are 202 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by four to 699, and the county death toll remained the same at 30 for the eighth consecutive day. Data provided shows 15,965 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 792,225 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 14.1% of the state's 2,192 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 32.3% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3.2% of the state's 2,910 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.8% are still available. 

TUESDAY, AUG. 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 836 new positive cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 69,255 and the confirmed death toll to 2,794.

There are 202 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by nine to 695, and the county death toll remained the same at 30 for the seventh consecutive day. Data provided shows 15,897 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 785,018 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 17.3% of the state's 2,167 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.2% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.9% of the state's 2,912 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.8% are still available.

MONDAY, AUG. 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 582 new positive cases and four additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 68,433 and the confirmed death toll to 2,780.

There are 200 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 2 to 686, and the county death toll remained the same at 30. Data provided shows 15,480 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 775,482 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 14.3% of the state's 2,174 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.8% of the state's 2,863 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, AUG. 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 784 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 67,857 and the confirmed death toll to 2,775.

There are 200 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 10 to 684, and the county death toll remained the same at 30. Data provided shows 15,397 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 769,043 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 14.7% of the state's 2,180 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.2% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.7% of the state's 2,863 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84.7% are still available.

SATURDAY, AUG. 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 989 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 67,122 and the confirmed death toll to 2,771.

There are 200 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 13 to 674, and the county death toll remained the same at 30. Data provided shows 15,161 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 758,606 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.8%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 14.7% of the state's 2,189 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.8% of the state's 2,877 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84.2% are still available.

FRIDAY, JULY 31

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 912 new positive cases and 19 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 66,154 and the confirmed death toll to 2,765.

There are 200 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 9 to 661, and the county death toll remained the same at 30. Data provided shows 14,862 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 747,383 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 11.7% of the state's 2,394 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.4% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.8% of the state's 2,874 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84.1% are still available.

THURSDAY, JULY 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 970 new positive cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 65,253 and the confirmed death toll to 2,746.

There are 200 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 16 to 652, and the county death toll remained the same at 30. Data provided shows 14,423 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 735,848 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 12.3% of the state's 2,483 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.8% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.4% of the state's 2,864 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.9% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 630 new positive cases and 8 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 64,299 and the confirmed death toll to 2,733.

There are 199 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 16 to 636, and the county death toll remained the same at 30. Data provided shows 14,184 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 724,238 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 11.4% of the state's 2,438 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.1% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.4% of the state's 2,861 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84.8% are still available.

TUESDAY, JULY 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 809 new positive cases and 16 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 63,678 and the confirmed death toll to 2,725.

There are 199 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 17 to 620, and the county death toll rose by one to 30. Data provided shows 13,698 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 716,809 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 12.5% of the state's 2,424 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 44.6% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.4% of the state's 2,856 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.5% are still available.

MONDAY, JULY 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 561 new positive cases and three additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 62,907 and the confirmed death toll to 2,709.

There are 197 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by seven to 603, and the county death toll remained the same at 29. Data provided shows 13,698 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 707,791 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 12.1% of the state's 2,401 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 46.3% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.3% of the state's 2,852 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, JULY 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 860 new positive cases and eight additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 62,372 and the confirmed death toll to 2,706.

There are 197 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 21 to 596, and the county death toll remained the same at 29. Data provided shows 13,615 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 701,311 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 11.8% of the state's 2,396 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 44.4% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.2% of the state's 2,852 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.5% are still available.

SATURDAY, JULY 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 934 new positive cases and 11 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 61,520 and the confirmed death toll to 2,698.

There are 197 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 13 to 575, and the county death toll remained the same at 29. Data provided shows 13,185 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 690,274 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 11.7% of the state's 2,402 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.1% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.2% of the state's 2,852 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.6% are still available.

FRIDAY, JULY 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 1,011 new positive cases and 4 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 60,598 and the confirmed death toll to 2,687.

There are 197 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 32 to 562, and the county death toll remained the same at 29. Data provided shows 12,859 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 678,749 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 13.1% of the state's 2,398 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 52.4% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.4% of the state's 2,853 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.5% are still available.

THURSDAY, JULY 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 954 new positive cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 59,602 and the confirmed death toll to 2,683.

There are 197 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 34 to 530, and the county death toll remained the same at 29. Data provided shows 12,379 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 666,283 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 8.9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

The state could not report the number of ICU beds and ventilators in use due to technical difficulties.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 763 new positive cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 58,673 and the confirmed death toll to 2,666.

There are 197 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by six to 496, and the county death toll rose by one to 29 after 26 days without a COVID-19-related death. Data provided shows 11,879 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 654,413 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 13.5% of the state's 2,431 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.6% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.9% of the state's 2,928 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.1% are still available.

TUESDAY, JULY 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 734 new positive cases and 20 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 57,916 and the confirmed death toll to 2,652.

There are 194 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by six to 490, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 26th consecutive day. Data provided shows 11,752 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 644,805 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 11.5% of the state's 2,321 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.8% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.8% of the state's 2,896 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.7% are still available.

MONDAY, JULY 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 658 new positive cases and three additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 57,206 and the confirmed death toll to 2,632.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 12 to 484, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 25th consecutive day. Data provided shows 11,495 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 635,660 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 10.6% of the state's 2,349 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.1% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.9% of the state's 2,887 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.6% are still available.

SUNDAY, JULY 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 927 new positive cases and two additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 56,571 and the confirmed death toll to 2,629. Sunday's rise in positive cases is the second-highest on record for Indiana. The highest was in April. 

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 26 to 472, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 24th consecutive day. Data provided shows 11,301 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 626,880 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 10.4% of the state's 2,354 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.9% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.8% of the state's 2,902 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.6% are still available.

SATURDAY, JULY 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 855 new positive cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 55,654 and the confirmed death toll to 2,627.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 29 to 446, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 23rd consecutive day. Data provided shows 10,926 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 614,455 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 10.4% of the state's 2,356 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.9% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.9% of the state's 2,910 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.8% are still available.

FRIDAY, JULY 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 747 new positive cases and eight additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 54,813 and the confirmed death toll to 2,610.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 17 to 417, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 22nd consecutive day. Data provided shows 10,602 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 604,635 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 11.2% of the state's 2,312 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 34.4% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.7% of the state's 2,928 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.2% are still available.

THURSDAY, JULY 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 735 new positive cases and 10 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 54,080 and the confirmed death toll to 2,602.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 15 to 400, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 21th consecutive day. Data provided shows 10,359 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 595,558 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 11.7% of the state's 2,493 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 31.7% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.8% of the state's 3,065 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.8% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 700 new positive cases and 10 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 53,370 and the confirmed death toll to 2,592.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 10 to 385, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 20th consecutive day. Data provided shows 10,148 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 586,589 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 12% of the state's 2,375 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.5% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 2.7% of the state's 2,981 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84% are still available.

TUESDAY, JULY 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 662 new positive cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 52,685 and the confirmed death toll to 2,582.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 14 to 375, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 19th consecutive day. Data provided shows 9,987 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 578,409 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 11.3% of the state's 2,357 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.8% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.4% of the state's 2,995 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84.1% are still available.

MONDAY, JULY 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 452 new positive cases and two additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 52,037 and the confirmed death toll to 2,569.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 13 to 361, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 18th consecutive day. Data provided shows 9,784 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 570,409 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 10.8% of the state's 2,358 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.6% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.4% of the state's 2,920 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.3% are still available.

SUNDAY, JULY 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 560 new positive cases and four additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 51,612 and the confirmed death toll to 2,567.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by eight to 348, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 17th consecutive day. Data provided shows 9,584 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 564,647 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 9.9% of the state's 2,390 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.2% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.3% of the state's 2,917 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.9% are still available.

SATURDAY, JULY 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 793 new positive cases and eight additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 51,079 and the confirmed death toll to 2,563.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 11 to 340, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 16th consecutive day. Data provided shows 9,447 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 558,146 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 9.9% of the state's 2,389 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.4% of the state's 2,955 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

FRIDAY, JULY 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 748 new positive cases and 9 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 50,300 and the confirmed death toll to 2,555.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 14 to 329, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 15th consecutive day. Data provided shows 9,262 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 550,562 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 9.4% of the state's 2,420 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 2.6% of the state's 2,947 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

THURSDAY, JULY 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 521 new positive cases and 7 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 49,575 and the confirmed death toll to 2,546.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by six to 315, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 14th consecutive day. Data provided shows 8,988 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 542,292 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.1%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 9.6% of the state's 2,362 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.6% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3% of the state's 2,936 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 455 new positive cases and 15 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 49,063 and the confirmed death toll to 2,539.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by eight to 309, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 13th consecutive day. Data provided shows 8,844 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 535,857 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 8.9% of the state's 2,448 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.2% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3% of the state's 2,937 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84.2% are still available.

TUESDAY, JULY 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 314 new positive cases and five additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 48,626 and the confirmed death toll to 2,524.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 301, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 12th consecutive day. Data provided shows 8,738 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 530,075 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 8.8% of the state's 2,414 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 2.6% of the state's 2,929 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

MONDAY, JULY 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 330 new positive cases and five additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 48,331 and the confirmed death toll to 2,505.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 6 to 300, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 11th consecutive day. Data provided shows 8,670 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 526,592 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 9.5% of the state's 2,418 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.5% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 3% of the state's 2,924 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, JULY 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 596 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 48,008 and the confirmed death toll to 2,500.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 18 to 294, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the 10th consecutive day. Data provided shows 8,518 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 521,722 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.2%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 9.4% of the state's 2,438 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.9% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.7% of the state's 2,935 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 84% are still available.

SATURDAY, JULY 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 522 new positive cases and six additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 47,432 and the confirmed death toll to 2,494.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 10 to 276, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the ninth consecutive day. Data provided shows 8,264 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 512,288 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.3%. The ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 8.8% of the state's 2,469 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.7% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 3% of the state's 2,923 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.9% are still available.

FRIDAY, JULY 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 541 new positive cases and 19 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 46,915 and the confirmed death toll to 2,488.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 3 to 266, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the eighth consecutive day. Data provided shows 8,098 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 504,153 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.3%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 8.8% of the state's 2,453 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.2% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 2.8% of the state's 2,920 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.9% are still available.

THURSDAY, JULY 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 453 new positive cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 46,387 and the confirmed death toll to 2,469.

There are 193 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 7 to 263, and the county death toll remained the same at 28 for the seventh consecutive day. Data provided shows 7,814 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 496,835 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.3%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 9% of the state's 2,456 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.6% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3% of the state's 2,927 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.2% are still available. 

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 371 new positive cases and 8 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 45,952 and the confirmed death toll to 2,456.

There are 194 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 12 to 256, and the county death toll remained the same at 28. Data provided shows 7,638 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 489,716 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.4%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 9.5% of the state's 2,453 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.4% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3.5% of the state's 2,941 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.5% are still available.

TUESDAY, JUNE 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 385 new positive cases and 16 additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 45,594 and the confirmed death toll to 2,448.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by seven to 244, and the county death toll remained the same at 28. Data provided shows 7,531 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 484,196 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.4%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 10.9% of the state's 2,505 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3.3% of the state's 2,943 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83% are still available.

MONDAY, JUNE 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 312 new positive cases and five additional confirmed deaths, bringing Indiana's total case number to 45,228 and the confirmed death toll to 2,432.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by four to 237, and the county death toll remained the same at 28. Data provided shows 7,306 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 476,519 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.5%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 10.5% of the state's 2,521 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.3% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 2.9% of the state's 2,957 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.6% are still available.

SUNDAY, JUNE 28

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 362 new positive cases and three additional confirmed deaths Sunday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 44,930 and the confirmed death toll to 2,427.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by six to 233, and the county death toll remained the same at 28. Data provided shows 7,138 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 470,535 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.5%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 10.6% of the state's 2,513 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.8% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 2.9% of the state's 2,951 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

SATURDAY, JUNE 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 496 new positive cases and nine additional confirmed deaths Saturday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 44,575 and the confirmed death toll to 2,424.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by six to 227, and the county death toll remained the same at 28. Data provided shows 6,964 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 463,017 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.6%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 10.1% of the state's 2,535 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.8% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 2.8% of the state's 2,964 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.9% are still available.

FRIDAY, JUNE 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 510 new positive cases and nine additional confirmed deaths Friday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 44,140 and the confirmed death toll to 2,403.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by two to 221, and the county death toll remained the same at 28. Data provided shows 6,712 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 453,890 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.7%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 11.2% of the state's 2,517 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.3% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 3.2% of the state's 2,964 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.5% are still available.

THURSDAY, JUNE 25

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 523 new positive cases and nine additional confirmed deaths Thursday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 43,655 and the confirmed death toll to 2,394.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by five to 219, and the county death toll rose by two to 28. Data provided shows 6,537 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 444,252 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 9.8%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 11% of the state's 2,507 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 35.8% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3.1% of the state's 2,964 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.7% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 281 new positive cases and nine additional confirmed deaths Wednesday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 43,140 and the confirmed death toll to 2,386.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 214, and the county death toll remains the same at 26. Data provided shows 6,408 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 431,883 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 10%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 10.5% of the state's 2,510 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.2% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3% of the state's 2,975 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.6% are still available.

TUESDAY, JUNE 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 331 new positive coronavirus cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths Tuesday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 42,871 and the confirmed death toll to 2,377.

There are 192 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by four to 213, and the county death toll remains the same at 26. Data provided shows 6,380 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 426,376 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 10.1%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 11.9% of the state's 2,488 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.7% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3.7% of the state's 2,985 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available.

MONDAY, JUNE 22

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 277 new positive coronavirus cases and 13 additional confirmed deaths Monday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 42,633 and the confirmed death toll to 2,363.

There are 190 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 209, and the county death toll remains the same at 26. Data provided shows 6,259 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 418,916 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 10.2%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 11.5% of the state's 2,469 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.1% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 3.6% of the state's 2,960 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available.

SUNDAY, JUNE 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 393 new positive COVID-19 cases and five additional confirmed deaths Sunday, bringing the state's total case number to 42,423 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,350.

There are 190 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 208. The Monroe County total death toll remains the same at 26. Data provided shows 6,160 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 411,920 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 10.3%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 9.3% of the state's 2,443 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 4.2% of the state's 2,952 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.2% are still available.

SATURDAY, JUNE 20

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 411 new positive COVID-19 cases and 19 additional confirmed deaths Saturday, bringing the state's total case number to 42,061 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,346.

There are 190 probable deaths reported, up by two from yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 208. The Monroe County total death toll remains the same at 26. Data provided shows 5,989 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 401,802 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 10.6%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 9.4% of the state's 2,455 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.7% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 3.8% of the state's 2,973 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.8% are still available.

FRIDAY, JUNE 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 389 new positive COVID-19 cases and 23 additional confirmed deaths Friday, bringing the state's total case number to 41,746 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,327.

There are 189 probable deaths reported, up by two from yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by four to 207. The Monroe County total death toll is up three and is now 26. Data provided shows 5,829 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 392,887 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 10.6%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 10.4% of the state's 2,482 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.7% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 3.9% of the state's 2,996 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available.

THURSDAY, JUNE 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 584 new positive COVID-19 cases and 15 additional confirmed deaths Thursday, bringing the state's case total to 41,438 and the confirmed death toll to 2,304.

There are 187 probable deaths reported, up by one from yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by one to 203. The Monroe County total death toll remains at 23. Data provided shows 5,659 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 384,722 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 11%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 9.5% of the state's 2,488 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.9% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3.7% of the state's 2,993 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.6% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 264 new positive COVID-19 cases and 24 additional confirmed deaths Wednesday, bringing the state's total case number to 41,013 and the confirmed death toll to 2,289.

There are 186 probable deaths reported, up by four from yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total COVID-19 case number rose by 12 to 202. The Monroe County total death toll is now up five, at 23. Data provided shows 5,463 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 371,182 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The number of tests that return positive is 11%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 9.5% of the state's 2,508 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.2% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3.5% of the state's 2,994 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.3% are still available.

TUESDAY, JUNE 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 440 new positive COVID-19 cases and 14 additional confirmed deaths Tuesday, bringing the state's case total to 40,786 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,265.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number rose by two to 190. The Monroe County's total death toll remained at 18. Data provided shows 5253 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 363,745 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The percent of tests that return positive is 11.2%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 12.3% of the state's 2,551 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.2% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 4.0% of the state's 3,013 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82% are still available.

MONDAY, JUNE 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 533 new positive COVID-19 cases and eleven additional confirmed deaths Monday, bringing the state's case total to 40,430 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,251.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number rose by one to 188. The Monroe County's total death toll remained at 18. Data provided shows 5,082 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 355,829 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The percent of tests that return positive is 11.4%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 12.7% of the state's 2,405 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.2% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 4.1% of the state's 3,011 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.1% are still available.

SUNDAY, JUNE 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 407 new positive COVID-19 cases and nine additional confirmed deaths Sunday, bringing the state's case total to 39,909 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,240.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number rose by two to 187. The Monroe County's total death toll remained at 18. Data provided shows 4,835 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 348,391 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The percent of tests that return positive is 11.5%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday numbers show that 12.5% of the state's 2,416 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.7% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 3.8% of the state's 3,011 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.4% are still available.

SATURDAY, JUNE 13

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 432 new positive COVID-19 cases and 17 additional confirmed deaths Saturday, bringing the state's case total to 39,543 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,231.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is still at 185. The Monroe County's total death toll is 18. Data provided shows 4,635 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 340,637 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. The percent of tests that return positive is 11.6%. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday numbers show that 12.9% of the state's 2,451 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.8% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 3.9% of the state's 3,020 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.1% are still available.

FRIDAY, JUNE 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 452 new positive COVID-19 cases and 16 additional confirmed deaths Friday, bringing the state's case total to 39,146 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,214.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by one, bringing the county's case total to 185. The Monroe County death toll is still 18 in total. Data provided shows 4,557 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 335,180 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday numbers show that 13.1% of the state's 2,520 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.2% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 3.9% of the state's 3,015 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.5% are still available. 

THURSDAY, JUNE 11

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 449 new positive COVID-19 cases and 25 additional confirmed deaths Thursday, bringing the state's total case number to 38,748 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,198.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by three, bringing the county's case total to 184. The Monroe County death toll is up one, now 18 in total. Data provided shows 4,468 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 327,342 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday numbers show that 13% of the state's 2,540 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.6% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 3.9% of the state's 2,992 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.6% are still available. 

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 339 new positive COVID-19 cases and 15 additional confirmed deaths Wednesday, bringing the state's total case number to 38,337 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,173.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by two, bringing the county's case total to 181. The Monroe County death toll is still 17 in total. Data provided shows 4,325 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 320,094 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday numbers show that 12.3% of the state's 2,487 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.1% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 3.7% of the state's 3,028 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.6% are still available. 

TUESDAY, JUNE 9

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 430 new COVID-19 cases and 23 additional confirmed deaths Tuesday, bringing the state's total case number to 38,033 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 2,158.

There are 181 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by three, bringing the county's case total to 179. The Monroe County death toll is up by two and is now 17 in total. Data provided shows 4,254 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 315,390 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday numbers show that 12.1% of the state's 2,529 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.8% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 3.8% of the state's 3,002 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.1% are still available. 

MONDAY, JUNE 8

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 244 new COVID-19 cases and 14 additional deaths Monday, bringing the state's total case number to 37,623 and the confirmed death toll to 2,135.

There are 181 probable deaths reported, down by one since yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by two, bringing the county's case total to 176. The Monroe County death toll remains at 15. Data provided shows 4,179 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 309,503 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 12.9% of the state's 2,673 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.3% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 4.4% of the state's 2,989 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.1% are still available. 

SUNDAY, JUNE 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Dept. of Health is reporting 417 new positive cases and 11 additional confirmed COVID-19 deaths Sunday, bringing the state's total case number 37,397 and the confirmed death toll to 2,121.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number remains at 174 total cases. The Monroe County death toll remains at 15. Data provided shows 4,109 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 304,263 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 12.7% of the state's 2,649 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.3% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 4.5% of the state's 2,988 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.7% are still available. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 6

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Dept. of Health is reporting 442 new positive cases and 32 additional confirmed COVID-19 deaths Saturday, bringing the state's total case number 36,997 and the confirmed death toll to 2,110.

There are 182 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by three, at 174 total cases. The state is reporting two additional deaths in the county, bringing the Monroe County death toll to 15. Data provided shows 3,998 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 297,530 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 13% of the state's 2,638 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.3% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 4.4% of the state's 3,018 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.9% are still available.

FRIDAY, JUNE 5

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Dept. of Health is reporting 533 new positive cases and 27 additional confirmed COVID-19 deaths Friday, bringing the state's total case number to 36,578 and the confirmed death toll to 2,078.

There are 180 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by one, at 171 total cases. The state is reporting one additional death in the county, bringing the Monroe County death toll to 13. Data provided shows 3,835 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 291,638 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 14.2% of the state's 2,601 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 36.6% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 4.9% of the state's 3,025 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83% are still available.

THURSDAY, JUNE 4

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Dept. of Health is reporting 452 new positive cases and 20 additional confirmed COVID-19 deaths Thursday, bringing the state's total case number to 36,096 and the confirmed death toll to 2,052.

There are 179 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number remains at 170. The state is still reporting 12 deaths in the county, and data provided shows 3,764 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 285,234 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 14.6% of the state's 2,543 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 4.7% of the state's 3,076 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.7% are still available.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Dept. of Health is reporting 511 new positive cases and 10 additional COVID-19 deaths Wednesday, bringing the state's total case number to 35,712 and the confirmed death toll to 2,032.

There are 175 probable deaths reported, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number increased by one to 170. The state is still reporting 12 deaths in the county, and data provided shows 3,621 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 277,815 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 14.1% of the state's 2,535 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 4.5% of the state's 3,071 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.4% are still available.

TUESDAY, JUNE 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 430 new positive coronavirus cases and 46 additional confirmed COVID-19 deaths Tuesday. That brings the state's total number of cases to 35,237 and the confirmed death toll to 2,022.

There are 175 probable deaths reported, nine more than yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number increased by two to 169. The state is still reporting 12 deaths in the county, and data provided shows 3,475 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 271,919 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 14% of the state's 2,555 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.9% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 4.6% of the state's 3,052 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.4% are still available.

MONDAY, JUNE 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 292 new positive coronavirus cases and nine additional confirmed COVID-19 deaths Monday. That brings the state's total number of cases to 34,830 and the confirmed death toll to 1,976.

There are 166 probable deaths reported, two more than yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number remains at 166. The state is still reporting 12 deaths in the county, and data provided shows 3,337 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 265,896 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 14.5% of the state's 2,533 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.9% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 4.8% of the state's 3,066 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.7% are still available.

SUNDAY, MAY 31

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 397 new positive cases of and nine new confirmed deaths from COVID-19. The total number of positive cases in the state is now 34,574. The total number of confirmed deaths is 1,967 and the number of probable deaths remained at 167. 

Monroe County's total case number was reduced by one, bringing the county's total case number to 166. The state is reporting no additional COVID-19 deaths in the county. The death toll remains at 12, and data provided shows 3,274 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 261,546 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Sunday's numbers show that 14.6% of the state's 2,544 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.5% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 4.7% of the state's 3,056 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.8% are still available.

SATURDAY, MAY 30

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 693 new positive cases of and 13 new confirmed deaths from COVID-19. The total number of positive cases in the state is now 34,211. The total number of confirmed deaths is 1,958 and the number of probable deaths has risen to 167. 

Monroe County's total case number is up by one today, bringing the county's total case number to 167. The state is reporting no additional COVID-19 deaths in the county, the death toll remains at 12, and data provided shows 3,192 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 256,395 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Saturday's numbers show that 15.2% of the state's 2,567 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.2% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 4.9% of the state's 3,187 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83.3% are still available.

FRIDAY, MAY 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 521 new positive cases of and 40 new confirmed deaths from COVID-19. The total number of positive cases in the state is now 33,558. The total number of confirmed deaths is 1,946 and the number of probable deaths has risen to 164. 

Monroe County's total case number is up by one today, bringing the county's total case number to 166. The state is reporting no additional COVID-19 deaths in the county, the death toll remains at 12, and data provided shows 3,103 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

The ISDH says it has tested 248,713 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Friday's numbers show that 16.1% of the state's 2,567 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.6% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 5.1% of the state's 3,187 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 83% are still available.  

THURSDAY, MAY 28

12:00 p.m.

New reported COVID-19 cases and deaths are both up 2% since yesterday in Indiana, according to the state department of health.

The ISDH is reporting 646 new cases and 37 additional confirmed deaths from the virus, bringing the state's total number of cases to 33,068 and the confirmed Indiana death toll to 1,907.

There are 161 probable deaths reported, two more than yesterday, which the state classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up three today, bringing the county's total case number to 165. The state is reporting one additional COVID-19 death in the county, bringing the death toll to 12, and data provided shows 3,089 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 242,287 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 16.2% of the state's 2,545 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.2% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 5.7% of the state's 3,105 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.1% are still available.  

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 370 new COVID-19 cases and 21 additional deaths Wednesday, bringing the total number of coronavirus cases in the state to 32,437 and the confirmed death toll to 1,871.

The ISDH is reporting 159 probable deaths, five more than yesterday, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up two today, bringing the county's total case number to 162. The state is still reporting 11 COVID-19 deaths in the county, and data provided shows 2,865 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 235,333 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 15.8% of the state's 2,536 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.3% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 5.9% of the state's 3,069 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.9% are still available.  

TUESDAY, MAY 26

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 373 new positive COVID-19 cases and 18 more confirmed deaths Tuesday, bringing the state's total case number to 32,078 and the confirmed death toll to 1,850.

The ISDH is reporting 154 probable deaths, two more than yesterday, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number remains at 160. The state is reporting one additional confirmed death, bringing Monroe County's death toll to 11. Data provided shows 2,776 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 230,749 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 14.2% of the state's 2,571 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.8% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 5.2% of the state's 3,111 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.1% are still available.  

MONDAY, MAY 25 (MEMORIAL DAY)

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 354 new COVID-19 cases and eight new confirmed deaths Monday, bringing the state's total number of cases to 31,715 and the confirmed death toll to 1,832.

The ISDH is still reporting 152 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number is up by two Monday, to 160. The number of confirmed deaths in the county remained at 10. Data provided shows 2,683 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 226,251 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 14.4% of the state's 2,533 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.9% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 5.5% of the state's 3,102 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.8% are still available.  

SUNDAY, MAY 24

12:00 p.m.

The number of confirmed COVID-19 deaths in Indiana has reached 1,824, according to the Indiana State Department of Health on Sunday.

According to the state agency, there are 487 new positive cases and 12 new confirmed COVID-19 deaths Sunday, bringing the total number of cases in Indiana to 31,376 and the confirmed death toll to 1,824.

The ISDH is still reporting 152 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number remained at 158. The number of confirmed deaths in the county remained at 10. Data provided shows 2,633 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 220,801 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 15.6% of the state's 2,5422 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.5% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 5.6% of the state's 3,092 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.6% are still available.  

SATURDAY, MAY 23

12:00 p.m.

The number of confirmed COVID-19 deaths in Indiana has surpassed 1,800, according to the Indiana State Department of Health Saturday.

According to the state agency, there are 513 new positive cases and 21 new confirmed COVID-19 deaths Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in Indiana to 30,901 and the confirmed death toll to 1,812.

The ISDH is reporting 152 probable deaths, up by two since yesterday, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

About 75% of the states deaths are among people age 70 and older. More than half of the state's positive cases are people under the age of 50. 

Monroe County's total case number increased by one to 158. The number of confirmed deaths in the county is 10, the same as reported yesterday. Data provided shows 2,577 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 214,933 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."About 75% of the states deaths are among people age 70 and older. More than half of the state's positive cases are people under the age of 50. 

Saturday's numbers show that 15.7% of the state's 2,572 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 5.6% of the state's 3,108 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 82.1% are still available. 

FRIDAY, MAY 22

12:00 p.m.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Indiana has passed 30,000, according to the Indiana State Department of Health Friday.

According to the state agency, there are 493 new positive cases and 27 new confirmed COVID-19 deaths Friday, bringing the total number of cases in Indiana to 30,409 and the confirmed death toll to 1,791.

The ISDH is reporting 150 probable deaths, up by one since yesterday, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number increased by one to 157. The number of confirmed deaths in the county is 10, the same as reported yesterday. Data provided shows 2,516 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 208,561 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 16.1% of the state's 2,591 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 37.8% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 5.6% of the state's 3,079 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.4% are still available. 

THURSDAY, MAY 21

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health announced 676 new cases and 48 new COVID-19 deaths Thursday, bringing the state's total number of cases to 29,936 and the confirmed death toll to 1,764.

The ISDH is reporting 149 probable deaths, up by one since yesterday, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number increased by two to 156. The number of confirmed deaths in the county is now 10, the same as reported yesterday. Data provided shows 2,458 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 202,995 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 15.6% of the state's 2,629 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.4% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 5.7% of the state's 3,100 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.8% are still available. 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20

5:00 p.m.

The U.S. Forest Service announced Tuesday it is working to open campgrounds in the Hoosier National Forest for the summer season.

A news release from the Forest Service says the projected opening date is June 1, with developed campgrounds, horse camps, toilet facilities, day use areas, Hickory Ridge Lookout Tower and rentals to remain closed until at least then.

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 581 new positive cases and 38 new COVID-19 deaths Wednesday, bringing Indiana's total case number to 29,274 and the confirmed death toll to 1,716.

The ISDH is reporting 148 probable deaths, up by two since yesterday, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number increased by two to 154. The number of confirmed deaths in the county is now 10, up by one from yesterday. Data provided shows 2,375 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 195,738 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's numbers show that 16.6% of the state's 2,594 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 6.4% of the state's 3,075 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.7% are still available. 

TUESDAY, MAY 19

12:00 p.m.

According to new numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health, there are now 28,705 coronavirus cases (up by 481) and 1,678 confirmed COVID-19 deaths (up by 57) in the state Tuesday.

The ISDH is reporting 146 probable deaths, up by two since yesterday, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number increased by three to 152. The number of confirmed deaths in the county remains at nine. Data provided shows 2,307 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 189,330 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's numbers show that 16.1% of the state's 2,614 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 6.7% of the state's 3,077 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.3% are still available. 

MONDAY, MAY 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 492 new positive cases and 14 new COVID-19 deaths Monday, bringing the state's total number of cases to 28,255 and the confirmed death toll to 1,621.

The ISDH is reporting 144 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Monroe County's total case number has been reduced by one to 149. Monroe County health officials say this happens because cases are reported by a patient's county of residence. The number of confirmed deaths in the county remains at nine. Data provided shows 2,244 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 183,912 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's numbers show that 15.9% of the state's 2,674 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.5% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 6.9% of the state's 3,093 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.6% are still available. 

11:30 a.m.

West Baden Springs Hotel announced Sunday that it will open for "overnight leisure guests" beginning Memorial Day weekend. 

The hotel, which is part of the French Lick Resort and Casino, opened for a limited amount of overnight golf guests May 15 after voluntarily shutting down in mid-March.

A blog post on the resort's website says it has developed "stringent" health and safety protocols like required face masks and temperature checks.

West Baden Springs Hotel will host 30 percent of its normal occupancy and is now taking reservations for July 1. French Lick Resort says it has not received any guidance from the state about when or how it can open its casino.

SUNDAY, MAY 17

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 511 new cases and 11 new COVID-19 deaths Sunday. That brings the state's total to 27,778 cases and 1,607 confirmed deaths.

The ISDH is reporting 144 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

The ISDH says nine people have died in Monroe County, and 150 cases have been confirmed. Some 2,177 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 177,243 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's numbers show that 16.2% of the state's 2,725 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 38.3% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 6.7% of the state's 3,064 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.1% are still available. 

SATURDAY, MAY 16

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 656 new cases and 46 new COVID-19 deaths Saturday. That brings the state's total to 27,280 cases and 1,596 confirmed deaths.

The ISDH is reporting 145 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

The newly reported numbers show a decrease in Monroe County's positive case numbers from Thursday. Yesterday, the ISDH dropped the number of cases back to 144 and the county death toll back to nine. The reason for this is, numbers are reported for a patient's county of residence according to Monroe County Health Administrator Penny Caudill. Previously reported cases were moved to other counties based on the patient's residence. No new deaths or positive cases are listed in Monroe County today. The ISDH says 2,074 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 171,358 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's numbers show that 15.3% of the state's 2,781 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.6% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 6.6% of the state's 3,039 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.7% are still available. 

FRIDAY, MAY 15

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 614 new cases and 42 new COVID-19 deaths Friday. That brings the state's total to 26,655 cases and 1,550 confirmed deaths.

The ISDH is reporting 141 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

The newly reported numbers show a decrease in Monroe County's positive case numbers dropping back to 144 and the county death toll falling back to nine. The reason for this is, numbers are reported for a patient's county of residence according to Monroe County Health Administrator Penny Caudill. Previously reported cases were moved to other counties based on the patient's residence.

ISDH says it has tested 165,448 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's numbers show that 17.4% of the state's 2,825 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.4% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 7% of the state's 3,057 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.1% are still available. 

THURSDAY, MAY 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 634 new cases and 26 new COVID-19 deaths Thursday. That brings the state's total to 26,053 cases and 1,508 confirmed deaths.

The ISDH is reporting 138 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

One new case was reported in Monroe County, bringing the number of confirmed cases to 146, but the number of confirmed deaths in the county remains at 10. Data provided shows 1,969 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 160,239 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's numbers show that 17.3% of the state's 2,818 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 7.1% of the state's 3,067 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.8% are still available. 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 13

12:00 p.m.

Indiana's state health department is reporting 409 new cases and 38 new COVID-19 deaths, bringing the state's total to 25,473 cases and the death toll to 1,482.

The ISDH is reporting 137 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

No new cases were reported in Monroe County leaving the number of confirmed cases at 145, but the ISDH is reporting one additional death in the county.

That brings Monroe County's COVID-19 death toll to 10. Data provided shows 1,878 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 154,083 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

And Wednesday's numbers show that 17.1% of the state's 2,808 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.1% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 7.1% of the state's 3,044 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.6% are still available. 

TUESDAY, MAY 12

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health released new numbers showing 566 new positive cases and 33 new COVID-19 deaths. This brings the state's total to 25,127 confirmed cases and 1,444 deaths. 

The ISDH is reporting 134 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

No new cases or deaths were reported in Monroe County leaving the number of confirmed cases at 145 and deaths at nine. Data provided shows 1,875 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 150,510 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's ISDH numbers show that 17.3% of the state's 2,725 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 44.6% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 6.9% of the state's 3,059 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.1% are still available. 

MONDAY, MAY 11

12:00 p.m.

Monday numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 511 new positive cases and 32 new COVID-19 deaths. This brings the state's total to 24,627 confirmed cases and 1,411 deaths. That number does not include the 129 reported probable deaths. 

The number of probable deaths in the state remains the same from Saturday. In total, ISDH is reporting 129 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Two additional cases have been reported in Monroe County bringing the county's total to 145. The number of deaths remains at nine in Monroe County. 

ISDH data shows that 1,814 Monroe County residents have been tested. 

ISDH says it has tested 146,688 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Monday's ISDH numbers show that 17.1% of the state's 2,647 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.6% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 6.9% of the state's 3,077 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.1% are still available. 

SUNDAY, MAY 10

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 402 new positive cases and 17 new COVID-19 deaths, bringing Indiana's total to 24,126 confirmed cases and 1,379 deaths.

The number of probable deaths in the state is up one from Saturday. In total, ISDH is reporting 129 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

One additional case is being reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's total to 143. The number of COVID-19 deaths in the county remains at nine.

According to ISDH, 1,724 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 140,029 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Sunday's ISDH numbers show that 17.3% of the state's 2,675 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 41.6% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 6.7% of the state's 3,078 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.5% are still available. 

SATURDAY, MAY 9

12:00 p.m.

Saturday numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 606 new reported cases and 34 new reported COVID-19 deaths in the state, bringing Indiana's cumulative case number to 23,732 and the Hoosier death toll to 1,362.

The number of probable deaths in the state remains the same Friday. In total, ISDH is reporting 128 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

One additional case is being reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's total to 142. The number of COVID-19 deaths in the county remains at nine.

According to ISDH, 1,663 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 135,686 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Friday's ISDH numbers show that 17 percent of the state's 2,699 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.6 percent are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 7 percent of the state's 3,064 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81 percent are still available. 

FRIDAY, MAY 8

5:00 p.m.

The Indiana Institute for Working Families says there were roughly 200 complaints filed with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) complaint database between March 15 and April 15 of this year.

According to IIWF, the data shows a "rising tide of economic woes" and suggests that "not all creditors and collectors are making an effort to work with borrowers."

Hoosiers who are struggling to make things work with lenders or other financial service providers can file a complaint with the CFPB here.

4:00 p.m

Many state parks and recreation areas will resume collection of entrance fees beginning Saturday, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Entrance fees will be active Saturday at Turkey Run, Shades and Indiana Dunes state parks, and Deam Lake and Starve Hollow state recreation areas. The DNR says all other properties will resume collecting entrance fees by May 15.

Additionally, equestrian and mountain bike trails will reopen May 11; restrooms will reopen by May 15; and marinas, nature centers and historic facilities in parks will reopen the week of May 11. A full list of reopening dates can be found here.

12:00 p.m.

Friday numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 675 new reported cases and 33 new reported COVID-19 deaths in the state, bringing Indiana's cumulative case number to 23,146 and the Hoosier death toll to 1,328.

The number of probable deaths in the state remains the same Friday. In total, ISDH is reporting 119 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Four additional cases are being reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's total to 141. The number of COVID-19 deaths in the county remains at nine.

According to ISDH, 1,570 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 130,128 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Friday's ISDH numbers show that 17.7% of the state's 2,719 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 39.9% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 7.2% of the state's 3,026 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 81.1% are still available. 

THURSDAY, MAY 7

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 650 new coronavirus cases and 31 new deaths Thursday, bringing the state's total case number to 22,503 and the death toll to 1,295.

READ MORE: Indiana Tops 1,400 Deaths Tied To Coronavirus Infections

The number of probable deaths in the state increased by six. In total, ISDH is reporting 119 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Two additional cases are being reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's total to 137. The number of COVID-19 deaths in the county remains at nine.

According to ISDH, 1,516 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 124,782 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Thursday's ISDH numbers show that 17.6% of the state's 2,763 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 7.4% of the state's 3,101 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.3% are still available. 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6

12:00 p.m.

Wednesday's numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 862 new reported COVID-19 cases and 51 new reported deaths since yesterday, bringing the state's case number to 21,870 and the death toll to 1,264.

The number of probable deaths in the state remains the same. In total, ISDH is reporting 113 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Three additional cases are being reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's total to 135. And the county is reporting its first COVID-19 death in a week, bringing the county's death toll to nine.

According to ISDH, 1,479 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 120,496 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Wednesday's ISDH numbers show that 19.2% of the state's 2,736 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 40.9% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 9.1% of the state's 3,091 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.4% are still available. 

TUESDAY, MAY 5

7:00 p.m.

City of Bloomington spokesperson Yael Ksander says the email notifying past participants of the Fourth of July Parade's cancellation was sent in error.

She says officials are still deciding on the parade's fate.

3:00 p.m.

The City of Bloomington has canceled its annual Fourth of July parade, according to an email sent to last year's parade participants.

The email, sent by parade coordinator Bill Ream, the cancellation is due to continued concerns about the coronavirus.

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 541 new cases and 62 new COVID-19 deaths Tuesday, bringing the state's case total to 21,033 and the death toll to 1,213.

The number of probable deaths in the state remains the same. In total, ISDH is reporting 113 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

One additional case is being reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's total to 132. No additional deaths have been reported since April 29. This is the sixth day in a row without a new reported death in the county.

According to ISDH, 1,393 Monroe County residents have been tested.

ISDH says it has tested 115,834 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Tuesday's ISDH numbers show that 16.9% of the state's 2,837 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.5% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 8.9% of the state's 3,053 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.2% are still available. 

MONDAY, MAY 4

12:00 p.m.

Cases of COVID-19 in Indiana have surpassed 20,000, according to new numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health.

With 583 new cases reported Monday, the state's total is now 20,507. An addition of 19 newly-reported deaths brings Indiana's death toll to 1,151.

The number of probable deaths in the state has decreased by one, thanks to the removal of a duplicated case. In total, ISDH is reporting 113 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

One additional case is being reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's total to 131. No additional deaths have been reported since April 29. This is the fifth day in a row without a new reported death in the county. According to ISDH, 1,377 Monroe County residents have been tested.

Monroe County officials extended the stay-at-home order locally Friday and have said that they are looking for a "clear decline" in county-specific virus stats to serve as an indicator of public safety.

ISDH says it has tested 113,297 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Monday's ISDH numbers show that 16.3% of the state's 2,970 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 45.4% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 8.2% of the state's 3,039 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.5% are still available. 

SUNDAY, MAY 3

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 638 new cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state's total number of confirmed cases to 19,933.

ISDH is also reporting 17 new deaths. Indiana's confirmed COVID-19 death toll is now 1,132.

The number of probable deaths in the state remained the same. In total, ISDH is reporting 114 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

There were no additional cases reported in Monroe County. The county's reported number of cases remains at 130 from the day before. No additional COVID-19 deaths have been reported since Friday. The number remains at eight. The state says 1,327 people have been tested in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 108,859 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Sunday's ISDH numbers show that 16.3% of the state's 2,929 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.7% are still available.

And as of noon Sunday, 7.8% of the state's 3,091 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.4% are still available. 

SATURDAY, MAY 2

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 676 new cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state's total number of confirmed cases to 19,295.

ISDH is also reporting 53 new deaths. Indiana's confirmed COVID-19 death toll is now 1,115.

The number of probable deaths in the state increased by one. In total, ISDH is now reporting 114 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

There have been four additional cases reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's reported number of cases to 130. No additional COVID-19 deaths have been reported since yesterday. The number still stands at eight. 1,286 people have been tested in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 104,141 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. Of the total number tests 18.5% have come back positive. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total." 

Saturday's ISDH numbers show that 16.6% of the state's 2,929 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.4% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 8% of the state's 3,069 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.5% are still available. 

FRIDAY, MAY 1

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting more than 800 new cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state's total number of confirmed cases to 18,630.

ISDH is also reporting 55 new deaths. Indiana's confirmed COVID-19 death toll is now 1,062.

The number of probable deaths in the state increased by six. In total, ISDH is now reporting 113 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

There have been three additional cases reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's reported number of cases to 126. No additional COVID-19 deaths have been reported since yesterday.

ISDH says it has tested 99,639 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's ISDH numbers show that 17.4% of the state's 2,954 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.1% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 8.4% of the state's 3,052 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.7% are still available. 

THURSDAY, APRIL 30

12:00 p.m.

Indiana's confirmed COVID-19 death toll has surpassed 1,000, according to Thursday numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health.

With 44 new deaths reported since yesterday, the state's death toll is now 1,007. There were also 669 new cases reported since yesterday, bringing the total confirmed number of coronavirus cases in Indiana to 17,835.

The number of probable deaths in the state increased by six. In total, ISDH is now reporting 107 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

There has been one additional case reported in Monroe County, which brings the county's reported number of cases to 123. No additional COVID-19 deaths have been reported since yesterday.

ISDH says it has tested 94,998 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's ISDH numbers show that 17.6% of the state's 3,114 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 42.5% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 9.1% of the state's 3,031 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 80.6% are still available. 

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 63 new COVID-19 deaths since yesterday. Indiana's coronavirus death toll is now 964.

There are also 605 new reported cases, with Indiana now reporting 17,182 cases of the virus.

The number of probable deaths in the state increased by 10. In total, ISDH is now reporting 101 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

In Monroe County, coronavirus cases remain at 122, while the death toll has increased by one and is now eight. The number of county residents who have been tested is 1,120.

ISDH says it has tested 91,550 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's ISDH numbers show that 17.5% of the state's 3,264 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.4% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 8.2% of the state's 3,189 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.9% are still available. 

TUESDAY, APRIL 28

12:00 p.m.

Reported COVID-19 deaths in Indiana are up by 57 Tuesday, bringing the state's death toll to 901.

Updated numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 16,588 total cases in the state, up by more than 600 since yesterday.

The number of probable deaths in the state increased by three. In total, ISDH is now reporting 91 probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

In Monroe County, coronavirus cases are up by two, while the death toll remains the same at seven. The number of county residents who have been tested is 1,061.

ISDH says it has tested 87,181 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's ISDH numbers show that 16.7% of the state's 3,271 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 44.2% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 8.6% of the state's 3,180 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79.5% are still available. 

MONDAY, APRIL 27

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting nearly 1,000 new cases of the coronavirus in Indiana since yesterday, with 963 new reported positive cases listed as having occurred between last Wednesday and Sunday on the state's dashboard.

The total number of confirmed positive cases in the state is now 15,961.

Reported deaths from COVID-19 increased by 31, bringing the state's death toll to 844.

ISDH is now also reporting 88 new probable deaths, which it classifies as "those for which a physician listed COVID-19 as a contributing cause based on X-rays, scans and other clinical symptoms but for which no positive test is on record."

Coronavirus numbers in Monroe County appear to remain the same as those reported Sunday, with 120 reported cases and seven deaths. The number of county residents who have been tested for the virus increased by 10.

ISDH says it has tested 84,476 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's ISDH numbers show that 17.6% of the state's 3,307 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.8% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 9% of the state's 3,198 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 79% are still available. 

SUNDAY, APRIL 26

12:00 p.m.

Sunday's numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 28 new reported COVID-19 deaths in the state, bringing the death toll to 813. There are also 634 new reported cases of the coronavirus in Indiana. The state's total number of positive cases is now 15,012.

Deaths in Monroe County have increased to seven, which is one more than yesterday. Tests are also increasing, with 1,030 Monroe County residents now tested for the virus. There are 120 recorded positive cases. 

ISDH says it has tested 81,708 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Sunday's ISDH numbers show that 17.7% of the state's 3,258 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.2% are still available.

SATURDAY, APRIL 25

12:00 p.m.

Saturday's numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 44 new reported COVID-19 deaths in the state, bringing the death toll to 785. There are also 718 new reported cases of the new coronavirus in Indiana. The state's total number of positive cases is now 14,395.

Numbers in Monroe County remain largely unchanged, with the number of cases up two from yesterday to 120 and deaths still at six. Tests are still increasing, however, with 1,025 Monroe County residents now tested for the virus.

ISDH says it has tested 79,774 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Saturday's ISDH numbers show that 18.4% of the state's 3,258 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 44.6% are still available.

And as of noon Saturday, 10.1% of the state's 3,198 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.7% are still available. 

Last night, Gov. Eric Holcomb issued an executive order allowing for the resumption of elective and non-urgent medical procedures on April 26^th.

FRIDAY, APRIL 24

12:00 p.m.

Friday's numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show 35 new reported COVID-19 deaths in the state, bringing the death toll to 741. There are also 656 new reported cases of the new coronavirus in Indiana. The state's total number of positive cases is now 13,680.

Numbers in Monroe County remain largely unchanged, with the number of cases still at 118 and deaths still at six. Tests are still increasing, however, with 984 Monroe County residents now tested for the virus.

According to the state, 18.1% of those tested for the virus in Indiana have received positive results, identical to Thursday's statistic.

ISDH says it has tested 75,553 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Friday's ISDH numbers show that 19% of the state's 3,272 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 44.3% are still available.

And as of noon Friday, 10.1% of the state's 3,215 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 78.3% are still available. 

THURSDAY, APRIL 23

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is announcing 45 new reported COVID-19 deaths in the state, bringing the death toll to 706. Thursday's numbers also show 612 newly reported cases of the new coronavirus, with the state's total now past 13,000. 

The number of reported cases in Monroe County remains at 118, but there has been an additional reported death, bringing the county's death toll to six.

According to the state, 18.1% of those tested for the virus in Indiana have received positive results, up from 17.9% Wednesday.

ISDH says it has tested 72,040 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Thursday's ISDH numbers show that 20.2% of the state's 3,234 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 43.4% are still available.

And as of noon Thursday, 10.4% of the state's 3,203 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77% are still available. 

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22

12:00 p.m.

Nearly 18% of Hoosiers who have been tested for the coronavirus have received positive results, according to Wednesday's data from the Indiana State Department of Health.

Wednesday numbers show 341 new reported positive cases across the state, bringing the total number to 12,438.

Newly reported deaths increased by 31. Indiana's reported COVID-19 death toll is now 661.

In Monroe County, the number of reported coronavirus cases has risen by three to 118, while the reported number of COVID-19 deaths is still five. 

ISDH says it has tested 69,470 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Wednesday's ISDH numbers show that 20.7% of the state's 3,060 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 46.3% are still available.

And as of noon Wednesday, 10.5% of the state's 3,184 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 76.9% are still available. 

TUESDAY, APRIL 21

12:00 p.m.

The ISDH is reporting an increase of 61 COVID-19 deaths since yesterday. This daily increase is a record high for the state bringing the total number to 630.

Tuesday's numbers note an increase of 431 positive cases bringing the state total to 12,097. The total number tested is up by 2,641 from Monday to bring the state's total testing to 67,264. 

The number of reported cases and deaths in Monroe County is up to 115 and five, respectively. The total number tested in the county is 909. 

These numbers include tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Tuesday's ISDH numbers show that 22.5% of the state's 3,008 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 47.4% are still available.

And as of noon Tuesday, 11.6% of the state's 3,173 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.1% are still available. 

MONDAY, APRIL 20

12:00 p.m.

The ISDH is reporting an increase of just seven COVID-19 deaths since yesterday, bringing Indiana's death toll to 569.

Monday's numbers show that 11,686 people in the state have now tested positive for the new coronavirus.

The number of reported cases and deaths in Monroe County remains the same Monday, while the number of county residents who have been tested for the virus is up by more than 30.

ISDH says it has tested 64,639 people across the state so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Monday's ISDH numbers show that 23.4% of the state's 2,863 existing intensive care unit (ICU) beds are currently being used by patients with COVID-19-related illnesses, while 47.5% are still available.

And as of noon Monday, 11.4% of the state's 3,104 total ventilators are being used by COVID-19 patients, while 77.6% are still available. 

SUNDAY, APRIL 19

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting there are now 562 people who have died from complications related to the new coronavirus. There are 114 reported positive cases in Monroe County and four deaths.

There are reportedly now 11,210 Hoosiers who have tested positive for the virus. No data on recovered cases has been released.

The department says says it has tested 61,142 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

SATURDAY, APRIL 18

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting there are now 545 people who have died from complications related to the new coronavirus -- including four in Monroe County, as an additional death was reported Saturday.

There are reportedly now 10,641 Hoosiers who have tested positive for the virus. No data on recovered cases has been released.

Females make up the majority of positive cases, but males account for the majority of deaths.

ISDH says about half of the state's ICU beds are in use and less than one-quarter of ventilators are in use. 

The department says says it has tested 56,873 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

FRIDAY, APRIL 17

2:50 p.m.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Friday afternoon he is extending the state's stay-at-home order through May 1.

Holcomb: "On Monday I will be extending the #StayAtHomeOrder to May 1st."

— Lauren Chapman (@laurenechapman_) April 17, 2020

2:00 p.m.

Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton's mother-in-law has died from COVID-19-related complications, according to city officials. 

Hamilton's wife is also sick with the virus and remains in the hospital.

BREAKING: Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton’s mother-in-law has passed away from COVID-related symptoms.

Dawn Johnsen, the mayor’s wife, is still in the hospital after testing positive for the virus last week. @wtiunews @WFIUNews

— Ethan Burks (@EthanMBurks) April 17, 2020

12:45 p.m.

Indy Parks officials announced Friday they will be restricting some access to city parks in response to recent overcrowding in outdoor spaces posing a risk to public health amid the coronavirus pandemic.

On Saturday, Indy Parks will begin restricting vehicle access to Eagle Creek Park, where between 3,000 and 5,000 visited last weekend.

It will also close all four dog parks.

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting there are now 519 people who have died from complications related to the new coronavirus -- including three in Monroe County, as an additional death was reported Friday.

There are reportedly now 10,154 Hoosiers who have tested positive for the virus. No data on recovered cases has been released.

The department says says it has tested 54,785 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

THURSDAY, APRIL 16

12:00 p.m.

Monroe County has more than 100 of Indiana's nearly 10,000 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, according to Thursday data from the Indiana State Department of Health.

The 102 cases in Monroe County are just a fraction of the 9,542 cases across the state. Reported deaths from COVID-19 also increased Thursday, bringing Indiana's virus death toll to 477.

The department says says it has tested 51,115 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

11:30 a.m.

Gov. Eric Holcomb signed an executive order Wednesday allowing qualified pharmacy students to graduate early to help fill the pharmaceutical need prompted by the coronavirus pandemic.

The order says if pharmacy students have completed the required coursework to obtain their degrees, the exams and background check normally required for licensure will be temporarily waived for the period of the public health crisis.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15

12:00 p.m.

ISDH is reporting 49 additional coronavirus deaths across the Hoosier state Wednesday — including one in Monroe County.

That brings the state's total reported COVID-19 death toll to 436.

According to state data, there are now nearly 9,000 reported cases of the virus in Indiana. The current count is 8,955.

The department says says it has tested 48,396 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

10:30 a.m.

Monroe County Community School Corp. officials have announced some plans for summer school amid the coronavirus pandemic.

An email to parents says high school summer classes will begin online June 6. It says currently, there are plans for elementary summer school to take place on campus, but advises that it too may have to be moved online.

Additionally, MCCSC says no student will be penalized for work not completed during the physical closure of schools.

TUESDAY, APRIL 14

12:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 37 more coronavirus deaths since Monday, bringing the state's current total to 387.

There are reportedly now 8,527 Hoosiers who have tested positive for the virus. No data on recovered cases has been released.

In Monroe County, there are now 91 confirmed cases, up from 87 Monday. There is still only one reported COVID-19 death in the county.

The department says says it has tested 46,017 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

11:00 a.m.

The Indiana Democratic Party is calling off its in-person state convention that was set for June 13 because of the coronavirus outbreak and will have delegates cast votes by mail for its contested attorney general nomination.

The Democratic decision announced Tuesday comes after state Republican and Democratic party leaders agreed last month with GOP Gov. Eric Holcomb to delay Indiana’s primary election until June 2. Democrats will hold an online state convention on June 13.

State Sen. Karen Tallian of Ogden Dunes and former Evansville Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel are seeking the Democratic nomination for attorney general. 

MONDAY, APRIL 13

3:30 p.m.

Indiana State University announced details about its virtual spring commencement ceremony, now scheduled for May 16 at 2 p.m. on the school's virtual commencement website.

A news release from the university says plans to reschedule the in-person ceremony weren't possible because of renovations being made to the Hulman Center.

2:00 p.m.

Southern Indiana amusement park Holiday World & Splashin' Safari has pushed back its opening date due to concerns about the coronavirus.

The park announced April 8 that it would move this season's opening day to "early June" and urged guests to practice social distancing to "save summer 2020."

Holiday World is offering additional discounts and perks to some customers who have already purchased passes and tickets for the 2020 season.

12:15 p.m.

In its first noon update, the Indiana State Department of Health says there are now 8,236 people in the state who have tested positive for the new coronavirus.

The reported number of deaths statewide increased by seven Monday, bringing the total to 350.

State data for Monroe County show 87 confirmed cases, up from 83 Sunday. There is still only one confirmed COVID-19 death in the county.

Demographic information provided by the ISDH shows that while more than 50% of confirmed cases are in female patients, male patients make up the majority of reported deaths.

The department says says it has tested 44,539 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

SUNDAY, APRIL 12

10:00 a.m.

Numbers released this morning show Monroe County has its first death from COVID-19. The ISDH reported an additional eight positive cases in Monroe County, bringing the county's total to 83.

The State Department of Health shows 343 total deaths statewide and 7,928 positive cases.

The state is releasing demographic information about deaths. Sixty-one percent of deaths are males and 38 percent are females. 

The department says says it has tested 42,489 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

SATURDAY, APRIL 11

10:00 a.m.

With 30 newly-reported coronavirus deaths in Indiana, Saturday's numbers from the state department of health show 330 total deaths in the Hoosier state.

Reported deaths in Monroe County remain at zero, but the number of confirmed cases jumped by five since yesterday. The county's reported case total is now 75.

ISDH says more than 500 people have been newly confirmed to have the virus, bringing the state's total to 7,435. positive cases.

The department says says it has tested more than 39,000 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

In a statement today the ISDH says it is partnering with local health departments to bring drive-thru testing to four communities. It's restricted to healthcare workers, first responders and essential workers who have symptoms of COVID-19 

Clinics will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. April 13-17 at the following locations:

• CK Newsome Community Center, 100 E. Walnut St., Evansville
• Ivy Tech, 3800 N. Anthony Blvd., Fort Wayne
• St. Timothy Community Church, 1600 W. 25^th Ave., Gary
• Ivy Tech, 8204 Hwy 311, Sellersburg

FRIDAY, APRIL 10

11:30 a.m.

Indiana University law professor and wife of Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton Dawn Johnsen has tested positive for the coronavirus.

According to a news release from the city, Johnsen has been self-isolating at home since she first experienced symptoms and was notified of her positive test result on Thursday. 

The city says in accordance with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, Hamilton has been self-quarantining since Johnsen's diagnosis and self-monitoring for symptoms.

10:00 a.m.

With more than 50 newly-reported coronavirus deaths in Indiana, Friday's numbers from the state department of health show 300 total deaths in the Hoosier state.

Reported deaths in Monroe County remain at zero, but the number of confirmed cases jumped by nine since yesterday. The county's reported case total is now 70.

The state is reporting Brown County's first coronavirus death, one of nine people who have tested positive in the county so far.

ISDH says more than 500 people have been newly confirmed to have the virus, bringing the state's total to 6,907 positive cases.

The department says says it has tested 35,040 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

THURSDAY, APRIL 9

1:40 p.m.

Bartholomew County Sheriff Matthew Myers is reporting two positive coronavirus cases in the county jail. One is a corrections officer, the other is an inmate. He says both are not showing signs of sickness and are quarantined.

10:00 a.m.

According to the Indiana State Department of Health, reported Hoosier coronavirus deaths increased by 42 since Wednesday.

Thursday's numbers from the department show 6,351 cases total throughout the state, as well as 245 deaths.

There is only one additional reported case of the virus in Monroe County Thursday, bringing the county's total to 61. There are still no reported COVID-19 deaths in Monroe County.

Across the Hoosier state, ISDH says it has tested 32,133 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is now reporting more than 200 people in Indiana have died from complications related to the new coronavirus.

Wednesday's Indiana death toll is 203, up 30 from Tuesday.

The new numbers show 5,943 people in the state have tested positive for the coronavirus, as recorded by the ISDH.

There are now 60 Monroe County residents who have tested positive for the virus. Four hundred and nine total tests and zero deaths have been reported by the state in the county. 

Across the Hoosier state, ISDH says it has tested 30,869 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

TUESDAY, APRIL 7

3:00 p.m.

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra announced today it had furloughed half of its musicians and stagehands and cut its administrative staff by half. 

A news release from the ISO says it has applied for financial relief through the Paycheck Protection Program, part of the recently-passed CARES Act.

The ISO announced in March it would cancel all concerts and events through May out of an abundance of caution surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting the biggest increase in coronavirus-related deaths the state has seen so far: the virus' reported death toll increased by 34 since Monday, now totaling 173.

And the number of reported positive cases in the Hoosier state increased by more than 500, bringing Tuesday's total to 5,507 cases.

According to the state's data, there are now 54 Monroe County residents who have tested positive for the virus. ISDH says 394 people have been tested in the county, and no coronavirus deaths have been reported by the state in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 28,764 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

MONDAY, April 6

7:00 p.m.

The Monroe County Alert system was triggered this evening with a message from the CDC on wearing masks.

It reads, "The CDC is now recommending residents to wear face coverings in public settings where social distancing is hard to maintain. Cloth masks, scarves, or other like covers can be used. It is recommended to not wear N 95 Masks as those are to be saved for health care workers. Face covering does not replace the need for social distancing but rather reinforces protection against the spread of the virus."

The Monroe County Health Department also issued a statement advising the same thing.

10:30 a.m.

New numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health Monday show almost 5,000 positive cases of the new coronavirus in the Hoosier state.

As of Monday morning, there are 4,944 confirmed positive cases and 139 reported deaths, up from 127 deaths Sunday.

ISDH says there are now 51 Monroe County residents who have tested positive for the virus — and 371 residents who have been tested in total. No coronavirus deaths have been reported by the state in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 26,191 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

Brown County, which has just seven confirmed cases and no deaths, is stepping up restrictions on travel as local officials seek to discourage out-of-town visitors from overwhelming its businesses. 

SUNDAY, April 5

10:30 a.m.

The number of Indiana residents who have died from coronavirus complications has reached 127, according to new data from the Indiana State Department of Health. That's up 11 from yesterday's numbers.

Sunday's numbers show 4,411 confirmed positive cases, up nearly 500 from yesterday.

ISDH says there are now 48 Monroe County residents who have tested positive for the virus — and 330 residents who have been tested in total. No coronavirus deaths have been reported by the state in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 22,652 people so far. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

More than half of the state's positive cases are people age 50 and older. 

Gov. Eric Holcomb signed an executive order Friday extending the state’s “Stay-At-Home” order through April 20 in an effort to slow the spread of the virus.

SATURDAY, April 4

10:00 a.m.

The number of Indiana residents who have died from coronavirus complications has reached 116, according to new data from the Indiana State Department of Health.

Saturday's numbers show 3,953 confirmed positive cases, up more than 500 from yesterday.

ISDH says there are now 45 Monroe County residents who have tested positive for the virus — and 302 residents who have been tested in total. No coronavirus deaths have been reported by the state in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 19,800 people so far, about 3,000 more than yesterday. That number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

More than half of the state's positive cases are people age 50 and older. 

Gov. Eric Holcomb signed an executive order yesterday extending the state’s “Stay-At-Home” order through April 20 in an effort to slow the spread of the virus.

FRIDAY, APRIL 3

10:00 a.m.

The number of Indiana residents who have died from coronavirus complications has surpassed 100, according to new data from the Indiana State Department of Health.

Friday's numbers show 3,437 confirmed positive cases and 102 deaths in the Hoosier state.

ISDH says there are now 40 Monroe County residents who have tested positive for the virus — and 274 residents who have been tested in total. No coronavirus deaths have been reported by the state in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 16,900 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

9:45 a.m.

The City of Bloomington announced this morning that a second city employee has tested positive for the new coronavirus.

The employee is a member of the Parks and Recreation Department and was placed on leave March 30 after displaying symptoms consistent with the virus and being tested. The positive result was returned Friday.

The city says it is using ISDH and CDC protocols to identify and notify anyone with whom the employee may recently have had contact.

The first city employee known to have contracted the virus is a member of the Bloomington Fire Department. 

THURSDAY, APRIL 2

10:00 a.m.

There are now more than 3,000 confirmed positive cases of the new coronavirus in Indiana, according to new numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health. 

Thursday's coronavirus report from the ISDH shows 3,039 positive cases and 78 reported deaths. 

According to the state, there are now 36 Monroe County residents who are confirmed to have the virus. None have died thus far.

ISDH says it has tested 16,285 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1

11:00 a.m.

The Indiana National Guard announced it is deploying members in coordination with food banks across the state to help distribute food to those in need.

A news release from Feeding Indiana's Hungry Executive Direction Emily Weikert Bryant says Indiana National Guard members will assist with feeding seniors, families and displaced workers in all 92 counties. 

“Food bank staff have been working long hours for weeks to better serve our clients and are fatigued,” said Bryant. “Many volunteers, who are the heart of what we do, are unable to assist because they are at risk or concerned for what their exposure might mean for their families."

Hoosiers needing food assistance can access the state's Family and Social Services Administration's food assistance availability map here.

10:00 a.m.

Wednesday numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health show more than 400 new confirmed positive cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state's total to 2,565 state-confirmed cases.

The death count has risen by 16. Sixty-five people in the state are now confirmed to have died from COVID-19 complications. But that number doesn't include the death of a Monroe County man last month who was suspected to have the virus -- county officials say the state denied a request to test his remains.

There are currently 33 confirmed cases of the virus in Monroe County residents, with no deaths reported by the state so far.

ISDH says it has tested 14,375 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

TUESDAY, MARCH 31

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health says there are now more than 2,000 confirmed positive cases of the novel coronavirus in Indiana.

New numbers released Tuesday morning show 2,159 confirmed positive cases and 49 deaths across the state. That's 14 more COVID-19 deaths since yesterday.

There are currently 30 confirmed positive cases among Monroe County residents. No deaths have been reported so far.

ISDH says it has tested 13,373 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

On Monday, state officials said there are 1,940 ICU beds and 1,177 ventilators in Indiana, numbers which they hope to double in the coming months as coronavirus cases increase.

MONDAY, MARCH 30

10:00 a.m.

There are 272 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 today in Indiana, according to the Indiana State Department of Health.

The ISDH is also reporting three more deaths, bringing Indiana's coronavirus death toll to 35.

ISDH says it has tested 11,658 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

SUNDAY, MARCH 29

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health released new confirmed cases of the coronavirus this morning.

The ISDH is reporting one new death from COVID-19 and 282 new state-confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus.

There are now 1,514 confirmed positive cases and 32 deaths across the state.

There are 22 confirmed positive cases in Monroe County - that's six more than Saturday, and up from just eight positive cases in the county on Friday.

The Monroe Co. Health Administrator issued a statement yesterday asking Hoosiers to follow the Governor's order and stay at home. 

Nearly half of all positive cases are in Marion County. The reports 676 positive cases in Marion County.

All but 13 counties have at least one case of the virus. The counties that have no confirmed cases are all rural areas. 

State Health Commissioner Kris Box said on Friday the peak of Indiana’s COVID-19 infections is still more than two weeks away. She says it’s difficult to tell how many Hoosiers may become infected with the novel coronavirus.

ISDH is now sharing demographic data about positive cases. More females than males have tested positive. Most positive cases are among those ages 50-69.

ISDH says it has tested 8,407 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

SATURDAY, MARCH 28

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health's new coronavirus numbers show seven new COVID-19 deaths and 251 new state-confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus.

There are now 1,231 confirmed positive cases and 31 deaths across the state. The number of positive cases in Monroe County doubled since Friday. There are 16 confirmed positive cases, up from eight Friday.

Nearly half of all positive cases are in Marion County. The reports 584 positive cases in Marion County.

State Health Commissioner Kris Box said on Friday the peak of Indiana’s COVID-19 infections is still more than two weeks away. She says it’s difficult to tell how many Hoosiers may become infected with the novel coronavirus.

ISDH is now sharing demographic data about positive cases. Slightly more females than males have tested positive. Most positive cases are among those ages 50-69.

ISDH says it has tested 8,407 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

FRIDAY, MARCH 27

7:30 p.m.

Bloomington Transit plans to continue operating on the spring break schedule next week due to the Governor's Stay At Home mandate. Free fares on all fixed routes is still in effect. Passengers should board through the rear doors. The downtown transit center is closed to the public.

11:15 a.m.

Monroe County Community School Corp. officials are reducing its number of home instruction days per school week to four. 

An email from the district says it will use one of its 20 state-allotted waiver days each Friday as well as whenever its "technology as a corporation does not function." It says Fridays will be meant for students to "continue their learning, catch up or review with no additional instruction."

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health's new coronavirus numbers show seven new COVID-19 deaths and more than 300 new state-confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus.

There are now 981 confirmed positive cases and 24 deaths across the state. 

ISDH says it has tested 6,936 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

THURSDAY, MARCH 26

9:20 p.m.

Indiana officials are insisting that residents obey the state’s stay-at-home order to rein in the coronavirus spread and not take advantage of its travel and work exemptions. Those appeals came Thursday as Indiana’s death toll from the pandemic rose by three to 17.

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state grew by 170 to 645. The stay-at-home order issued by Gov. Eric Holcomb took effect Wednesday. The order has exceptions for workers in essential businesses or for necessary trips for food and medicine. Holcomb says the exemptions are “not encouragement to break the rules.”

10:00 a.m.

The COVID-19 death toll in Indiana has risen to 17, according to new numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health.

A Thursday morning news release says there are now 645 state-confirmed positive cases of the new coronavirus in Indiana. Six of those are in Monroe County.

ISDH says it has tested 4,651 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25

10:00 a.m.

Two more Hoosiers have died from COVID-19, bringing the total number of victims in Indiana so far to 14. The Indiana State Department of Health announced Wednesday morning that 477 people have now tested positive for the new coronavirus, marking the second day in a row that new confirmed cases have increased by more than a hundred.

Wednesday's new state numbers show one new case in Monroe County, bringing the county's reporter case count to four.

ISDH says it has tested 3,356 people so far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

TUESDAY, MARCH 24

10:15 a.m.

ISDH has updated its coronavirus numbers to show that 12 Hoosiers have died from COVID-19, up from seven yesterday.

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health's new coronavirus numbers show more than 100 new cases of COVID-19 since yesterday. The total state-recorded number of Hoosiers who have tested positive for the virus is now 365.

ISDH has tested 2,931 people thus far — that number includes tests run by the state, the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, and some private laboratories. ISDH says the "number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total."

As of this morning, the state has still recorded only three cases of the new coronavirus in Monroe County.

MONDAY, MARCH 23

3:30 p.m.

Indiana State University officials say a person affiliated with the university has tested positive for the new coronavirus. It is unclear whether the person is a student, staff or faculty member. 

A news release says the person was last on campus March 12 and began experiencing symptoms March 18. A test was given and returned positive March 20. 

The university says the person has returned to their home in a different state and is self-isolating and "doing well."

12:30 p.m.

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced a statewide Stay-At-Home executive order to stop the spread of the virus, limiting businesses and restaurants to essential operations only.

Read more about what that means for Hoosiers and businesses here.

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 58 new positive cases of COVID-19 Monday morning. This brings the total number reported by the state to 259.

A news release from the ISDH says the number of fatalities related to the new coronavirus remains at seven, while the number of people tested by ISDH, the CDC and some private laboratories is 1,960. That number comes with this disclaimer: Number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total.

The new ISDH numbers show Monroe County as having three confirmed positive cases.

SUNDAY, MARCH 22

9:30 p.m.

The number of COVID-19 fatalities in Indiana is up to seven. Allen County reported a fatality this evening. Like the deaths reported earlier today, the victim was over the age of 50 and had an underlying health condition. 

4:00 p.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health says the number of COVID-19 fatalities in Indiana is up to six. The individuals were from Marion Co. and Scott Co. Both individuals were in their 50s and had underlying health conditions. 

3:30 p.m.

Scott County confirmed its first death from the virus on Sunday afternoon. Health officials say the person was in their 50s and had a pre-existing health condition. The person was quarantining at home.

The Scott County Health Department says it is working with the Indiana State Department of Health to update the information on the ISDH website. The Scott Co. death is the fifth death in Indiana.

10:00 a.m.

New numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health Sunday morning show state-confirmed cases of the new coronavirus rose by 75, bringing the total number of positive COVID-19 cases in Indiana to 201. The death toll remains at four.

The ISDH says 1,494 people have been tested. That's an increase of 79% in testing from yesterday.

The ISDH says, "Private lab reporting may be delayed and will be reflected in the map and count when results are received at ISDH." 

The new cases involve residents of Bartholomew (4), Boone (1), Delaware (1), Dubois (1), Floyd (1), Franklin (2), Grant (1), Hamilton (8), Hancock (2), Hendricks (2), Howard (1), Johnson (5), Lake (3), Madison (1), Marion (35), Monroe (1) Morgan (1), Putnam (1), Ripley (1), St. Joseph (2), Scott (1) and Tipton (1) counties.

Although the ISDH is reporting 1,494 people have been tested, it comes with this disclaimer: Number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total.

SATURDAY, March 21

8:00 p.m.

Morgan County officials are confirming its first case of the novel coronavirus. A statement from the Morgan County Health Department in Martinsville says the patient is isolated and in stable condition.

4:00 p.m.

Indiana health officials report a fourth person died from the coronavirus. The state's latest death from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, was an adult from central Delaware County who was over 60 and had been hospitalized, the Indiana State Department of Health said.

IU Health Bloomington Hospital is restricting visitors to the emergency department. IU Health says exceptions include one parent or guardian per pediatric or minor patient.

10:00 a.m.

New numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health Saturday morning show state-confirmed cases of the new coronavirus rose by 47, bringing the total number of cases in Indiana to 126. The death toll remains at three.

The ISDH says it has tested 833 people for the virus, up from 554 people Friday. Those numbers do not however, include the case Monroe County's Health administrator confirmed yesterday. The ISDH says, "Private lab reporting may be delayed and will be reflected in the map and count when results are received at ISDH." 

The new cases involve residents of Allen (3), Clark (3), Delaware (1), Elkhart (1), Greene (1), Hamilton (5), Hancock (1), Harrison (1), Hendricks (2), Howard (1), Johnson (2), Lake (1), LaPorte (1), Marion (22), Scott (1) and Vigo (1) counties. 

A news release from the department says it is now using test results from the CDC and private laboratories as well as its own test results.

Although the ISDH is reporting 833 people have been tested, it comes with this disclaimer: Number of tests is provisional and reflects only those reported to ISDH. Numbers should not be characterized as a comprehensive total.

FRIDAY, MARCH 20

4:45 p.m.

The Indiana State Dept. of Health announced the state's third coronavirus-related death Friday afternoon.

A news release from the state says the third victim was a 60-year-old Marion County resident who had been hospitalized with COVID-19.

3:00 p.m.

The Monroe County Health Department says the county's first official case of COVID-19 was confirmed today to be an Indiana University-Bloomington student living off campus in Bloomington.

The student was swabbed for COVID-19 March 13 and the positive test result was returned today by a private lab.

1:25 p.m.

Indiana University is postponing spring commencement ceremonies on all campuses, previously scheduled for May. A statement from IU President Michael McRobbie says all degrees will continue to be awarded as earned.

11:30 a.m.

Indiana is delaying its primary election until June because of the coronavirus. The election was scheduled for May 5.

The new date is June 2. 

All dates corresponding with the election will be moved 28 days. "For example, military and overseas ballots are required to mailed 45 days prior to the primary election, so they’ll move 45 days prior to June 2," the governor's office said in a statement. 

Holcomb said yesterday that he supported delaying the primary because he was concerned about the safety of county elections officials, polling site workers and voters. He said Republican Secretary of State Connie Lawson was leading discussions with state political party leaders.

10:00 a.m.

New numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health Friday morning show state-confirmed cases of the new coronavirus rose by 23, bringing the total number of cases in Indiana to 79. The death toll remains at two.

The new cases involve residents of Allen (1), Boone (1), Floyd (1), Grant (1), Hamilton (3), Johnson (1), Lake (2), Marion (6), Shelby (1), St. Joseph (3), Tippecanoe (1), Vanderburgh (1) and Vigo (1) counties.

The ISDH says it has tested 554 people for the virus, up from 380 people Wednesday. A news release from the department says it is now using test results from the CDC and private laboratories as well as its own test results.

THE ISDH said last week it's likely tens of thousands of Hoosiers have the virus. 

THURSDAY, MARCH 19

7:30 p.m.

The IU Bloomington Hospital released a statement tonight that a patient was being treated there for COVID-19. The hospital says the patient was seen in the emergency department and the staff followed all the proper procedures. 

1:15 p.m.

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Thursday that all K-12 Indiana schools, both public and private, will remain closed through May 1. A news release from the governor's office says that date may be extended through the end of the 2019-2020 school year "if circumstances warrant."

Additionally, all state-mandated assessments for the current school year have been canceled.

10:00 a.m.

New numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health Thursday morning show state-confirmed cases of the new coronavirus rose by 17, bringing the total number of cases in Indiana to 56. The death toll remains at two.

The ISDH says it has tested 380 people for the virus, up from 193 people Wednesday. A news release from the department says it is now using test results from the CDC and private laboratories as well as its own test results.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18

5:00 p.m.

The Monroe County Public Library announced Wednesday it is ceasing all operations and services until April.

And Bloomington's College Mall will close Wednesday at 7 p.m. until March 29.

4:15 p.m.

The United States District Court For Southern Indiana closed all its courthouses to the public effective at noon Wednesday.

Those courthouses are in Indianapolis, Evansville, Terre Haute and New Albany.

According to an order issued by Chief Judge Jane Magnus-Stinson, Court Interpreters are exempt from the closure.

"The Court will continue to conduct all necessary hearings and other proceedings as it deems proper, and will allow necessary witnesses to participate meaningfully upon written notice from counsel filed with the Court," she wrote.

The United States District Court For Northern Indiana issued the same closure starting 2 p.m. Wednesday for courthouses in Fort Wayne, South Bend, Lafayette, and Hammond. 

1:45 p.m.

Indiana's association of private, nonprofit colleges announced Tuesday that all of its institutions will move to online-only classes following the spread of the coronavirus to Indiana.

Butler University, DePauw University, Franklin College, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Wabash College are among the 30 member institutions of Independent Colleges of Indiana.

12:00 p.m.

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health is reporting 9 new state-confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.

This brings the state's total to 39.

As of Wednesday morning, the state has tested 193 people for the virus.

TUESDAY, MARCH 17

4:30 p.m.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has activated the Indiana National Guard to be on duty as needed to assist with the pandemic.

The governor's executive order regarding state coronavirus prevention directives also delays non-essential meetings.

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health reported Tuesday morning that a second person in the state has died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.

The state has also diagnosed an additional six positive cases of the coronavirus, bringing Indiana's total to 30.

The new cases number two each in Lake, Marion and Franklin counties, respectively.

MONDAY, MARCH 16

5:30 p.m.

Both Purdue University and Indiana State University announced Monday afternoon they will extend remote-only learning to the end of the spring semester due to concerns about spreading the new coronavirus.

3:00 p.m.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Tuesday afternoon that a patient in Marion County has died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.

This is the first death in the state.

12:00 p.m.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has announced new directives for mitigating the spread of coronavirus throughout the state, including closing bars and restaurants to dine-in patrons and postponing elective and non-emergency medical procedures.

A news release from the governor also notes that only 16 of the state's 289 school districts are still using in-person instruction. 

Holcomb's new directives require bars and restaurants to close to in-person patrons through the end of March. Businesses will still be allowed to provide take-out and delivery services.

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health released new COVID-19 data this morning. There are 24 state confirmed cases, up from 20 on Sunday. 

The ISDH reports it has tested 139 people for the virus. 

The new cases are in Bartholomew, Floyd, Hendricks, Howard and Marion Counties.

Below is the list of all the affected counties and positive cases:

Adams: 1
Bartholomew: 1
Boone: 1
Floyd: 1
Hamilton: 1
Hendricks: 3
Howard: 2
Johnson: 3
LaPorte: 1
Marion: 7
Noble: 1
St. Joseph: 1
Wells: 1

State Health Commissioner Kris Box said Friday that  more than 60,000 Hoosiers likely have the virus.

There are still no confirmed cases in Monroe County. 

SUNDAY, MARCH 15

8:30 p.m.

Indiana University President Michael McRobbie announced via email Sunday night that the university will conduct the remainder of spring semester classes entirely online and cancel all IU-sponsored events for the rest of the academic semester.

The announcement includes the cancellation of this year's Little 500 bike race and notes that spring break, starting this week, will be extended by one additional week.

The school will close  most of its residence halls and on-campus housing by March 20. The statement says move-out procedures will be emailed to students by Tuesday and will include information for students "with highly exceptional situations who do not have a permanent residence or cannot return to their permanent residence, including some international students."

8:00 p.m.

Floyd County has its first presumptive positive case of COVID-19. That brings the total positive cases in Indiana to 20.

According to a statement from Baptist Health Floyd, "All recommended precautions are being taken to protect the patient and the staff. The medical team is evaluating and monitoring the progress of this patient in close collaboration with the local and state health officials."

1:00 p.m.

Beginning immediately, stores will be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

In a statement, Kroger says this will allow staff to restock and sanitize stores. 

“Our supply chain teams are working tirelessly to ensure that food, medicine and cleaning supplies reach our customers as quickly as possible,” the statement says. “The change will also allow even greater attention to cleaning our stores.”

1:00 p.m.

Kroger is restricting hours at all its locations in the Midwest including Indiana. 

Beginning immediately, stores will be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

In a statement, Kroger says this will allow staff to restock and sanitize stores. 

“Our supply chain teams are working tirelessly to ensure that food, medicine and cleaning supplies reach our customers as quickly as possible,” the statement says. “The change will also allow even greater attention to cleaning our stores.”

10:00 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health released new COVID-19 data Sunday morning. There are 19 confirmed cases, up from 15 on Saturday. 

The ISDH reports it has tested 121 people for the virus. 

State Health Commissioner Kris Box said Friday that  more than 60,000 Hoosiers likely have the virus.

There are still no confirmed cases in Monroe County. 

SATURDAY, MARCH 14

10:15 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health confirms that are 15 presumptive positive coronavirus cases in Indiana as of Saturday morning. Only 89 people in Indiana have been tested. 

According to State Health Commissioner Kris Box  more than 60,000 Hoosiers likely have the virus.

FRIDAY, MARCH 13

9:40 p.m.

Indiana’s governor says he’s leaving the decision on whether schools should be closed to local leaders, even as his top health official acknowledged uncertainty over how widespread the coronavirus is in the state. Dozens of school districts have closed for at least two weeks, and the Indiana high school boys basketball tourney was called off Friday. Gov. Eric Holcomb is warning people to take precautions seriously to slow the spread of the virus. Indiana has 12 confirmed cases of COVID-19 illness. But State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says Indiana is probably actually close to the 1% statewide infection rate estimated by Ohio’s state health director, amounting to about 70,000 people.

6:10 p.m.

The Monroe County Public Library announced Friday evening that it will close its main Bloomington library and the Ellettsville branch until April 6. All outreach services are also canceled.

Closed-door drive-up services will begin March 17.

5:00 p.m.

The number of presumptive positive coronavirus cases in Indiana is still just 12, despite the fact that more than 60,000 Hoosiers likely have the virus, according to State Health Commissioner Kris Box.

The Indiana State Department of Health said in a Friday afternoon news release that the department had received additional testing supplies from the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention in Atlanta.

An IU Health official says there are currently no confirmed cases in Monroe County, and that there is also no testing available through the county. 

4:30 p.m.

Indiana University announced additional facility closures and cancellations of all study abroad programs scheduled to begin on or before May 15.

All campus gyms and athletic facilities and venues, along with day care and child care centers and Bradford Woods, will be closed through April 5. 

11:04 a.m. 

The Indiana State Department of Health announces there are no new presumptive positive cases to report. The number of people in Indiana who have tested presumptively positive for the new coronavirus stays at 12, with the number tested by ISDH rising to 73.

Classes are canceled at Rose Hulman today. Spring break has been moved to the week of March 16, then virtual learning will take effect.

THURSDAY, MARCH 12

7:15 p.m. 

Monroe County Community Schools have closed all schools Friday through March 27. The district says it was  notified that families have been exposed to others displaying symptoms of the coronavirus

11:30 a.m.

Indiana State University officials announced today that all instruction will move to an online-only format effective Monday, March 16 through April 6. This includes a week-long spring break. 

ISU has canceled all university-sponsored air travel and is " taking extra, and advanced, measures to clean buildings, including residence halls and classrooms."

And all Ivy Tech Community College campuses will delay the start of next term's classes until March 23, with instruction moving online until April 6. 

10:30 a.m.

The Indiana State Department of Health says 12 people in the state have now tested positive for the new coronavirus.

5:00 a.m.

Bloomington city officials  are enhancing safety protocols  over concerns of the coronavirus pandemic.

The city plans to limit large in-person meetings effective March 16 such as the Women's History Month Luncheon. City board and commission meetings will be postponed except as needed for critical services.