COVID In Wisconsin: No New Deaths For 2nd Straight Day
No COVID-19 deaths were reported Monday in Wisconsin, marking the first time since early September that the state has had two such days in a row.
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No COVID-19 deaths were reported Monday in Wisconsin, marking the first time since early September that the state has had two such days in a row.
For the first time since late August, Minnesota health officials reported Monday a daily COVID-19 death count of one. Meanwhile, 561 more cases of the virus were added to the state's tally.
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The daily update on COVID-19 numbers posted Sunday by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services listed no deaths for the first time since late September.
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