December 30 - 6 p.m. Idaho health officials Wednesday identified 1,340 new COVID-19 cases, 1,017 of which were confirmed by lab testing. Ten more people
Dec. 29 - 5:15 p.m.
Idaho added 1,098 lab-confirmed coronavirus cases on Tuesday, and 416 more probable cases, for a total of 1,514 cases statewide.
Seventeen more people have died from COVID-19, but the death toll increased by 16 because a previous death in Jefferson County was reclassified as non-covid-related. In total, 1,393 Idahoans have died due to COVID-19. Of the deaths recorded on Tuesday, four were in Bonneville County, three were in Kootenai, and two were in Latah and Shoshone. Bannock, Bingham, Bonner, Boundary, Gooding and Twin Falls each had one death,
As of Tuesday morning, 11,729 people in Idaho have received a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine 1,270 more than the were reported the day before.
Dec. 29 - 5:15 p.m.
Idaho added 1,098 lab-confirmed coronavirus cases on Tuesday, and 416 more probable cases, for a total of 1,514 cases statewide.
Seventeen more people have died from COVID-19, but the death toll increased by 16 because a previous death in Jefferson County was reclassified as non-covid-related. In total, 1,393 Idahoans have died due to COVID-19. Of the deaths recorded on Tuesday, four were in Bonneville County, three were in Kootenai, and two were in Latah and Shoshone. Bannock, Bingham, Bonner, Boundary, Gooding and Twin Falls each had one death,
As of Tuesday morning, 11,729 people in Idaho have received a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine 1,270 more than the were reported the day before.
Dec. 23 - 5:45 p.m. Idaho added 1,110 confirmed COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, and an additional 281 probable cases. Idaho’s positive test rate is around 16
Dec. 22 - 5:30 p.m.
After three days of the state reporting fewer than 1,000 daily confirmed cases of COVID-19, Idaho reported 1,249 new confirmed cases on Tuesday, with another 468 probable cases, for a total of 1,717 new cases.
Twelve new deaths were reported statewide: five in Canyon County, four in Ada County, two in Bingham County and one each in Bonneville, Madison and Oneida counties. Bannock and Caribou counties each removed one death each from its death toll.
Ada County remains as the county with the highest number of cases for the week ending on Dec. 26. Kootenai, Canyon, Bonneville and Bannock counties are also hotspots in the state.