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Wisconsin COVID-19 Update: March 22

Mar 22, 2020 | 9:22 PM

Health department officials continue to report more confirmed cases of COVID-19, however, there remains no confirmed cases in Grant, Iowa, Lafayette, Crawford or Richland Counties. Wisconsin saw the statewide figure jump with 100 new cases as of Sunday afternoon. That brings the total now to 381 cases. Dubuque County had two new coronavirus cases confirmed Sunday, making those the 3^rd and 4^th case. There are now five total cases in Allamakee County, with one case each in Fayette and Winneshiek Counties. In Illinois, Jo Daviess County reported its first confirmed case on Sunday. Also, Stephenson and Whiteside Counties in northwest Illinois have each reported a confirmed COVID-19 case.