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Coronavirus Update As of Friday Morning May 8

May 8, 2020 | 1:59 PM

Twelve more Wisconsin residents have died due to complications from COVID-19, as the state’s death toll is now 374. State and county health officials said Wisconsin has also reached more than 9,3o0 confirmed cases of the virus, with 350 new cases reported Thursday. Grant County reports 66 cases, there are 16 in Crawford County, 13 in Richland County, 10 in Iowa County, and 9 in Lafayette County. There are 175 cases in Dubuque County, 99 in Allamakee County, 19 in Clayton County, and 14 in Jo Daviess County.