Another 302 people in the state have tested positive with COVID-19, including two people in Pulaski County, according to Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.

There were 182 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the state, according to Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.  Six cases were found to be in the tri-county area with four new cases in Pulaski County, and one case each in Starke County and Marshall County.

There were five new COVID-19 cases reported in the tri-county area in Thursday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.

More counties are entering the blue status on the Indiana Department of Health’s County Metrics Map.  The blue status means a low community spread of COVID-19. 

Four new COVID-19 cases have been reported locally, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.  One case was reported in Marshall County, one case in Starke County and two cases in Pulaski County.  They are among 532 newly reported cases in the state between November 15 and February 28. 

There were seven new COVID-19 cases reported in the tri-county area, according to Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.  Four cases were reported in Starke County, two cases were reported in Marshall County, and one case reported in Pulaski County. 

Another 981 people in the state have tested positive with COVID-19 from December 1 to February 23, according to Thursday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.  There were six new cases in Marshall County, four new cases in Starke County and one new case in Pulaski County.

Very few counties are in the red status this week on the Indiana Department of Health’s County Metrics map.  Marshall County, Starke County and Pulaski County are now in the yellow status which indicates a moderate community spread of COVID-19. 

There were nine new COVID-19 cases reported in the tri-county area including four in Marshall County, three in Starke County and two in Pulaski County.  They are among 933 new cases in the state from February 20 and February 21, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.

The COVID-19 case numbers are dwindling around the state.  There were 468 new cases reported in the state from Saturday and Sunday with two new cases in Marshall County, two new cases in Starke County and one new case in Pulaski County.

Another 13 COVID-19 cases have been reported in the tri-county area with seven of those cases in Marshall County, four cases in Pulaski County, and two cases in Starke County. 

The Indiana Department of Health will begin reducing its COVID-19 response operations and substantial availability of COVID-19 vaccines and treatment at health provider locations.

More counties are leaving the red status on the Indiana Department of Health’s County Metrics map.  Marshall County, Starke County and Pulaski County are now in the orange status which indicates a high community spread of COVID-19.  In all, there are 36 counties in the orange status on the map. 

There were 15 new COVID-19 cases reported locally, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.  Thirteen cases were in Marshall County and two cases were in Starke County. For the second day in a row, there were no new cases reported in Pulaski County.

There were 900 new COVID-19 cases reported in the state in Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health, including seven new cases in Marshall County and two new cases in Starke County.  There were no new COVID-19 cases reported in Pulaski County.

Four counties in the state are now in the orange status on the Indiana Department of Health’s County Metrics map, including Pulaski County, which means a high community spread of COVID-19.  The other counties are Lake, LaGrange, and Adams.  The rest of the state is still in the red status which means a very high community spread of COVID-19.

Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health showed 33 new COVID-19 cases in the tri-county area.  Marshall County had 22 new COVID-19 cases while Starke County had five new COVID-19 cases and Pulaski County had six new COVID-19 cases. 

There were 2,062 new COVID-19 cases reported in the state from February 1 to February 6 with nine new cases in Marshall County, four new cases in Starke County and three new cases in Pulaski County, according to Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.