1,800+ positive for COVID-19 in Wisconsin, 20K+ negative, 37 deaths

MILWAUKEE — The total positive cases of coronavirus in Wisconsin rose to 1,730 on Thursday, April 2, officials with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported. DHS officials reported 20,317 negative tests.

Milwaukee County’s coronavirus dashboard showed 918 positive cases in the county Thursday afternoon. The state listed Milwaukee County as having 869 positive cases (as of 9 p.m. Tuesday). There have been 18 deaths in Milwaukee County.

Other counties offering updated data Thursday included the following:


    Again, the reason for the discrepancy is because the DHS data released each afternoon is as of 9 p.m. the night before.

    The additional cases brings the total number of positive COVID-19 cases in the state to 1,806. There have been 37 deaths.





























    Status Number (%) of People as of 4/2/2020
    Negative Test Result 20,317
    Positive Test Result 1,730
    Hospitalizations 461 (27%)
    Deaths 31


    Number of positive results by county




































































































































































































































































































































































































































































    Wisconsin County Positive as of 4/2/2020 Negative as of 4/2/2020 Deaths as of 4/2/2020
    Adams 1 40 0
    Ashland 1 38 0
    Barron 0 168 0
    Bayfield 3 47 0
    Brown 17 285 0
    Buffalo 2 57 0
    Burnett 0 30 0
    Calumet 3 78 0
    Chippewa 11 270 0
    Clark 6 60 0
    Columbia 15 309 0
    Crawford 1 68 0
    Dane 228 3,897 3
    Dodge 13 260 0
    Door 2 56 0
    Douglas 6 138 0
    Dunn 3 232 0
    Eau Claire 14 563 0
    Florence 0 2 0
    Fond du Lac 28 413 2
    Forest 0 15 0
    Grant 2 128 0
    Green 7 117 0
    Green Lake 0 44 0
    Iowa 3 98 0
    Iron 1 7 1
    Jackson 2 58 0
    Jefferson 12 249 0
    Juneau 4 111 0
    Kenosha 67 695 0
    Kewaunee 0 24 0
    La Crosse 19 659 0
    Lafayette 0 27 0
    Langlade 0 38 0
    Lincoln 0 69 0
    Manitowoc 0 93 0
    Marathon 8 237 0
    Marinette 2 57 0
    Marquette 2 56 0
    Menominee 1 5 0
    Milwaukee 869 4,295 16
    Monroe 3 200 0
    Oconto 1 51 0
    Oneida 3 87 0
    Outagamie 14 247 0
    Ozaukee 47 307 3
    Pepin 0 40 0
    Pierce 7 142 0
    Polk 0 75 0
    Portage 2 94 0
    Price 0 26 0
    Racine 35 471 0
    Richland 2 129 0
    Rock 19 576 1
    Rusk 0 28 0
    Sauk 16 237 2
    Sawyer 0 50 0
    Shawano 0 75 0
    Sheboygan 16 165 1
    St. Croix 6 116 0
    Taylor 0 39 0
    Trempealeau 1 122 0
    Vernon 0 126 0
    Vilas 3 36 0
    Walworth 15 214 0
    Washburn 0 41 0
    Washington 46 598 0
    Waukesha 120 1,367 1
    Waupaca 2 70 1
    Waushara 0 29 0
    Winnebago 17 282 0
    Wood 2 184 0
    Total 1,730 20,317 31



    COVID-19 related deaths in Wisconsin



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