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Reported Cases of Coronavirus as of Saturday Morning May 9

May 9, 2020 | 1:35 PM

In Wisconsin, another 375 cases of COVID-19 were reported as of Saturday morning. The state’s total now is 9,590. Officials also announced 10 more deaths, pushing the total to 384. In Grant County, 66 cases have been reported. 16 cases have been reported in Crawford County, 13 in Richland County, 10 in Iowa County, and 9 in Lafayette County. In Iowa, 398 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported. That pushes the state’s total to 11,457. There were 12 additional related deaths, raising the toll to 243. Dubuque County has reported 175 overall, Allamakee County 199 cases, Jones County with 30, Clayton County with 19, and Delaware County and Jackson County each have tended to 7 cases. In Northwest Illinois, Jo Daviess County has had 14 confirmed cases of COVID-19.