Idaho COVID-19 Tracker: 2020 coronavirus reporting

EDITOR’S NOTE: Below is the Idaho COVID-19 tracker reporting for 2020, when cases first started appearing in Idaho, through January 20, 2021. View the latest data in our newest story post.

(UPDATE: Wednesday, Jan. 20)

Idaho state health officials announced 1,224 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the statewide total to 157,588.

Reported deaths were down by two in Gem County, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,635.

To date, 73,209 vaccine doses have been administered.

(UPDATE: Tuesday, Jan. 19)

Idaho state health officials announced 1,224 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Tuesday — combining Monday and Tuesday’s number because of the holiday — bringing the statewide total to 156,778.

Thirty new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,637.

To date, 69,398 vaccine doses have been administered.

(UPDATE: Monday, Jan. 18)

Idaho coronavirus information is not being updated Monday due to the federal holiday Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Monday’s numbers will be updated on Tuesday.

(UPDATE: Sunday, Jan. 17)

Idaho state health officials announced 278 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Sunday, bringing the statewide total to 155,554.

Two new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,607.

To date, 60,805 vaccine doses have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 42,506. Canyon County follows with 22,749 cases. Kootenai County has 14,754 cases. Bonneville County has 11,110 cases. Twin Falls County has 8,510 cases, up by seven cases.

Cases remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County is up by nine cases to 1,725 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by one case to 2,700 cases.
Gooding County is up by two cases to 1,207 cases.
Jerome County is up by five cases to 2,360 cases.
Lincoln County has 459 cases.
Minidoka County is up by one to 2,176 cases.

To date, 71,374 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 8,252 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Saturday, Jan. 16)

Idaho state health officials announced 806 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Saturday, bringing the statewide total to 155,276.

Two new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,605.

To date, 58,170 vaccine doses have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 42,377. Canyon County follows with 22,709 cases. Kootenai County has 14,743 cases. Bonneville County has 11,090 cases. Twin Falls County has 8,503 cases, up 17 cases.

Cases in the remaining Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County is up by 16 cases to 1,716 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by 11 cases to 2,699 cases.
Gooding County is up by two cases to 1,205 cases.
Jerome County is up by four cases to 2,355 cases.
Lincoln County is up by one, to 459 cases.
Minidoka County is up by four to 2,175 cases.

To date, 70,736 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 8,222 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Friday, Jan. 15)

Idaho state health officials announced 1,112 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Friday, bringing the statewide total to 154,470.

Twelve new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,603.

To date, 51,233 vaccine doses have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 42,060. Canyon County follows with 22,555 cases. Kootenai County has 14,669 cases. Bonneville County has 11,055 cases. Twin Falls County has 8,486 cases, up 23 cases.

Cases in the remaining Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County is up by 25 cases to 1,700 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by two cases to 2,688 cases.
Gooding County is up by two cases to 1,203 cases.
Jerome County is up by four cases to 2,351 cases.
Lincoln County has 458 cases.
Minidoka County is up by nine to 2,171 cases.

To date, 70,163 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 8,187 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Thursday, Jan. 14)

Idaho state health officials announced 994 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Thursday, bringing the statewide total to 153,358.

Twenty-seven new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,591.

To date, 46,703 vaccine doses have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 41,702. Canyon County follows with 22,360 cases. Kootenai County has 14,549 cases. Bonneville County has 10,987 cases. Twin Falls County has 8,463 cases, up 21 cases.

Cases in the remaining Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County is up by 17 cases to 1,675 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County is up by one case to 58 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by 13 cases to 2,686 cases.
Gooding County is up by three case to 1,201 cases.
Jerome County is up by one case to 2,347 cases.
Lincoln County increased by three cases to 458 cases.
Minidoka County is up by three to 2,162 cases.

To date, 69,460 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 8,140 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Wednesday, Jan. 13)

Idaho state health officials announced 1,091 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the statewide total to 152,364.

Eight new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,564.

To date, 42,607 vaccine doses have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 41,409. Canyon County follows with 22,196 cases. Kootenai County has 14,430 cases. Bonneville County has 10,944 cases. Twin Falls County has 8,442 cases, up by 45 cases.

Cases remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County is up by 20 cases to 1,658 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by five cases to 2,673 cases.
Gooding County is up by five cases to 1,198 cases.
Jerome County is up by 12 cases to 2,346 cases.
Lincoln County increased by two cases to 455 cases.
Minidoka County is up by 10 cases to 2,159 cases.

To date, 68,657 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 8,046 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Tuesday, Jan. 12)

Idaho state health officials announced 1,034 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, bringing the statewide total to 151,273.

Twelve new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,556.

To date, 38,891 vaccine doses have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 41,173. Canyon County follows with 22,029 cases. Kootenai County has 14,226 cases. Bonneville County has 10,898 cases. Twin Falls County has 8,397 cases, up 50 cases.

Cases in the remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County is up by 11 cases to 1,638 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by five cases to 2,668 cases.
Gooding County is up by five cases to 1,193 cases.
Jerome County is up by nine cases to 2,334 cases.
Lincoln County increased by two to 455 cases.
Minidoka County is up by nine to 2,149 cases.

To date, 67,633 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,979 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Monday, Jan. 11)

Idaho state health officials announced 572 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Monday, bringing the statewide total to 150,239.

Ten new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,544.

To date, 35,842 vaccine doses have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 40,933. Canyon County follows with 21,896 cases. Kootenai County has 14,021 cases. Bonneville County has 10,842 cases. Twin Falls County has 8,347 cases, up 14 cases.

Cases in the remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County is up by two cases to 1,627 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by six cases to 2,663 cases.
Gooding County is up by one case to 1,188 cases.
Jerome County is up by five cases to 2,325 cases.
Lincoln County increased by four to 453 cases.
Minidoka County is up by six to 2,140 cases.

To date, 66,796 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,919 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Sunday, Jan. 10)

Idaho health officials announced 432 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Sunday, bringing the statewide total to 149,667.

Eleven new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,534.

To date, 34,755 vaccine doses have been administered

*Due to a technical glitch, the state’s Covid tracker didn’t update Saturday, so the following numbers are case counts from both Saturday and Sunday.

Blaine County is up by 20 cases to 1,625 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by 14 cases to 2,657 cases.
Gooding County is up by eight cases to 1,187 cases.
Jerome County is up by nine cases to 2,320 cases.
Lincoln County increased by two to 449 cases.
Minidoka County is up 16, to 2,134 cases.
Twin Falls County has 8,333 cases, which is up by 54 cases.

To date, 66,012 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,879 cases have been asymptomatic

(UPDATE: Saturday, Jan. 9)

Idaho health officials announced 977 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Saturday, bringing the statewide total to 149,235.

Five new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,528.

To date, 32,100 vaccine doses have been administered

*Due to a technical glitch, the state’s Covid tracker didn’t update Saturday.

(UPDATE: Friday, Jan. 8)

Idaho health officials announced 1,085 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Friday, bringing the statewide total to 148,258.

Six new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,523.

To date, 28,194 vaccine doses have been administered

Blaine County is up by 13 cases to 1,605 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by 14 cases to 2,643 cases.
Gooding County is up by three cases to 1,179 cases.
Jerome County is up 11 cases to 2,311 cases.
Lincoln County increased by four to 447 cases.
Minidoka County is up 13, to 2,118 cases.
Twin Falls County has 8,279 cases, which is up by 36 cases.

To date, 63,778 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,704 cases have been asymptomatic

(UPDATE: Thursday, Jan. 7)

Idaho health officials announced 1,067new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Thursday, bringing the statewide total to 147,173.

Twenty-nine new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,517.

To date, 25,413 vaccine doses have been administered

Blaine County is up by 11 cases to 1,592 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by 12 cases to 2,629 cases.
Gooding County is up by five cases to 1,176 cases.
Jerome County is up by five cases to 2,300 cases.
Lincoln County increased by one to 443 cases.
Minidoka County remains at 2,105 cases.
Twin Falls County has 8,243 cases, which is up by 27 cases.

To date, 64,785 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,857 cases have been asymptomatic

(UPDATE: Wednesday, Jan. 6)

Idaho health officials announced 1,263 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the statewide total to 146,106.

Seventeen new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,471. Three new deaths were reported in Canyon County. Two new deaths were reported in each Ada, Bannock, Bingham, Clearwater and Kootenai counties. One new death was reported in each Bonner, Cassia, Payette and Shoshone counties.

To date, 22,822 vaccine doses have been administered

Blaine County is up by seven cases to 1,581 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by nine cases to 2,617 cases.
Gooding County is up by 11 cases to 1,171 cases.
Jerome County is up 30 cases to 2,295 cases.
Lincoln County increased by three to 442 cases.
Minidoka County is up 20 cases to 2,105.
Twin Falls County has 8,216 cases, which is up by 99 cases.

To date, 63,097 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,642 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Tuesday, Jan. 5)

Idaho health officials announced 1,539 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, bringing the statewide total to 144,843.

Twelve new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,471. With new deaths reported in Ada, Bonner, Cassia, Kootenai, Shoshone and Valley counties.

To date, 20,843 vaccine doses have been administered

Blaine County is up by two cases to 1,574 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by 31 cases to 2,608 cases.
Gooding County is up by six cases to 1,160 cases.
Jerome County is up 17 cases to 2,265 cases.
Lincoln County increased by two to 439 cases.
Minidoka County is up by seven cases to 2,085.
Twin Falls County has 8,117 cases, which is up by 88 cases

To date, 62,215 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,551 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Monday, Jan. 4)

Idaho health officials announced 789 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Monday, bringing the statewide total to 143,305.

Eleven new deaths were reported, bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,459.

To date, 19, 569vaccine doses have been administered

Blaine County is up by three cases to 1,572 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is up by two cases to 2,577 cases.
Gooding County is up by two cases to 1,154 cases.
Jerome County is up 12 cases to 2,248 cases.
Lincoln County increased by 1 to 437 cases.
Minidoka County is up 61 cases to 2,078.
Twin Falls County has 8,029 cases, which is up by 51 cases

To date, 61,493 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 7,439 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE: Thursday, Dec. 31

Idaho health officials announced 1,213 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Thursday, bringing the statewide total to 141,077.

33 new deaths were reported bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,436.

To date, 15,780 vaccine doses have been administered.

–Twin Falls County has 7,946 cases, which is up by 42.

–Blaine County is up by 5, and has 1,562 confirmed and probable cases.

–Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

–Cassia County is up by 6, now at 2,537 cases.

–Gooding County has reached 1,147 cases, adding 3.

–Jerome County has 2,217 cases, adding 7 new confirmed and probable cases.

-Lincoln County increased by 1 and has a total of 434 cases.

-Minidoka County adds 12 new confirmed and probable cases, for a total of 2,062.

-Ada County saw a total of 402 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the total to 38,262.

UPDATE: Wednesday, Dec. 30

Idaho health officials announced 1,340 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Wednesday bringing the statewide total to 139,864.

10 new deaths were reported bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,403.

To date, 13,686 vaccine doses have been administered.

-Twin Falls County has 7,904 cases, which is up by 38.

–Blaine County is up by 14, and has 1,557 confirmed and probable cases.

–Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

–Cassia County is up by 23, now at 2,531 cases.

–Gooding County has reached 1,144 cases, adding 5.

–Jerome County has 2,210 cases, adding 20 new confirmed and probable cases.

-Lincoln County increased by 1 and has a total of 433 cases.

-Minidoka County adds 17 new confirmed and probable cases, for a total of 2,050.

-Ada County saw a total of 349 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the total of 37,860.

UPDATE: Monday, Dec. 28

Idaho health officials announced 795 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Monday bringing the statewide total to 136,215.

23 new deaths were reported bringing the statewide death toll related to the virus is at 1,354.

To date, 10,459 vaccine doses have been administered.

-Twin Falls County has 7,809 cases, which is up by 26.

–Blaine County is up by 1, and has 1,542 confirmed and probable cases.

–Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

–Cassia County is up by 18, now at 2,501 cases.

–Gooding County has reached 1,133 cases, adding 3.

–Jerome County has 2,179 cases, adding 6 new confirmed and probable cases.

-Lincoln County has a total of 431 cases.

-Minidoka County adds 9 new confirmed and probable cases, for a total of 2,024.

-Ada County saw a total of 355 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the total of 36,943.

UPDATE: Sunday, Dec. 27

Idaho health officials announced 428 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Sunday bringing the statewide total to 136,215.

The statewide death toll related to the virus stayed at 1,354.

To date, 10,099 vaccine doses have been administered.

-Twin Falls County has 7,783 cases, which is up by 10.

–Blaine County is up by 2, and has 1,541 confirmed and probable cases.

–Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

–Cassia County stays at 2,483 cases.

–Gooding County has reached 1,130 cases, adding 1.

–Jerome County has 2,173 cases, adding 4 new confirmed and probable cases.

-Lincoln County is up by 1, for a total of 431 cases.

-Minidoka County adds 2 new confirmed and probable cases, for a total of 2,015.

-Ada County saw a total of 150 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the total of 36,588.

UPDATE: Saturday, Dec. 26

Idaho health officials announced 384 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Saturday bringing the statewide total to 135,787.

5 new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,354.

To date, 9,673 vaccine doses have been administered.

-Twin Falls County has 7,773 cases, which is up by 4.

–Blaine County has 1,539 confirmed and probable cases.

–Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

–Cassia County has 6 new confirmed and probable cases, putting them at 2,483 cases.

–Gooding County has reached 1,129 cases, adding 2.

–Jerome County has 2,169 cases, adding 1 new confirmed and probable cases.

-Lincoln County is up by 0, for a total of 430 cases.

-Minidoka County adds 4 new confirmed and probable cases, for a total of 2,013.

-Ada County saw a total of 253 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the total of 36,438.

UPDATE: Thursday, Dec. 24

Idaho health officials announced 1,248 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Thursday bringing the statewide total to 135,233.

25 new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,349.

To date, 8,490 vaccine doses have been administered.

-Twin Falls County has 7,769 cases, which is up by 25.

–Blaine County has 1,538 confirmed and probable cases.

–Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

–Cassia County has 7 new confirmed and probable cases, putting them at 2,477 cases.

–Gooding County has reached 1,127 cases, adding 3.

–Jerome County has 2,168 cases, adding 11 new confirmed and probable cases.

-Lincoln County is up by 1, for a total of 430 cases.

-Minidoka County adds 18 new confirmed and probable cases, for a total of 2,009.

-Ada County saw a total of 441 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the total to 26,185.

UPDATE: Wednesday, Dec. 23

Idaho health officials announced 1,391 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Wednesday bringing the statewide total to 133,985.

Eleven new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,324.

To date, the state’s website said 6,538 vaccines have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 35,744. Canyon County follows with 19,710 cases. Kootenai County has 11,716 cases. Bonneville County has 9,971 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,744 cases, up 69 cases.

Cases in the remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,538 confirmed and probable cases, up five from Tuesday.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,470 confirmed and probable cases, up one case.
Gooding County has 1,124 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.
Jerome County has 2,157 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Lincoln County has 429 confirmed and probable cases, up three cases.
Minidoka County 1,991 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.

To date, 52,799 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,860 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Tuesday, Dec. 22)

Idaho health officials announced 1,717 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Tuesday bringing the statewide total to 132,594.

Thirteen new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,301.

To date, the state website said more than 5,665 vaccines have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 35,094. Canyon County follows with 19,562 cases. Kootenai County has 11,604 cases. Bonneville County has 9,917 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,705 cases, up 30 cases.

Cases in the remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,533 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases, unchanged.
Cassia County has 2,469 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Gooding County has 1,117 confirmed and probable cases, up three cases.
Jerome County has 2,151 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.
Lincoln County has 426 confirmed and probable cases, up two cases.
Minidoka County 1,979 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.

To date, 51,996 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,742 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE: Monday, Dec. 21)

Idaho health officials announced 917 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Monday bringing the statewide total to 130,877.

Twenty-one new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,301.

One week ago, the state started to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines and began administering them. By Monday, the state’s website said 4,348 vaccines have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 34,412. Canyon County follows with 19,380 cases. Kootenai County has 11,324 cases. Bonneville County has 9,842 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,675 cases, up 20 cases.

Cases in the remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,532 confirmed and probable cases, unchanged from Sunday.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases, unchanged.
Cassia County has 2,463 confirmed and probable cases, up 14 cases.
Gooding County has 1,114 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Jerome County has 2,144 confirmed and probable cases, up two cases.
Lincoln County has 424 confirmed and probable cases, unchanged.
Minidoka County 1,969 confirmed and probable cases, up 16 cases.

To date, 51,421 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,671 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Sunday, Dec. 20)

Idaho health officials announced 891 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Sunday bringing the statewide total to 129,960.

Five new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,280.

On Monday, the state started to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines and began administering them. By Saturday the state’s website said 3,582 vaccines have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 33,926. Canyon County follows with 19,205 cases. Kootenai County has 11,145 cases. Bonneville County has 9,545 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,655 cases, up 17 cases.

Cases in the remaining in the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,532 confirmed and probable cases, up three cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,449 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Gooding County has 1,109 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Jerome County has 2,142 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Lincoln County has 424 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 1,953 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.

To date, 50,950 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,639 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Saturday, Dec. 19)

Idaho health officials announced 851 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing the statewide total to 129,069.

No new deaths were reported, keeping the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,275.

On Monday, the state started to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines and began administering them. By Saturday the state’s website said 2,306 vaccines have been administered.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,529 confirmed and probable cases, up 13 cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,443 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.
Gooding County has 1,105 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Jerome County has 2,138 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Lincoln County has 424 confirmed and probable cases, up one case.
Minidoka County 1,948 confirmed and probable cases, up 13 cases.

To date, 50,324 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,634 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Friday, Dec. 18)

Idaho health officials announced 1,340 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Friday, bringing the statewide total to 128,218.

Sixteen new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,275.

On Monday, the state started to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines and began administering them. By Friday, the state’s website said 944 vaccines have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 33,610. Canyon County follows with 19,082 cases. Kootenai County has 10,937 cases. Bonneville County has 9,574 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,600 cases, up 29 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,516 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,433 confirmed and probable cases, up nine cases.
Gooding County has 1,099 confirmed and probable cases, up one case.
Jerome County has 2,132 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Lincoln County has 423 confirmed and probable cases, up two cases.
Minidoka County 1,935 confirmed and probable cases, up 20 cases.

To date, 49,914 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,563 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Thursday, Dec. 17)

Idaho health officials announced 1,426 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, bringing the statewide total to 126,878.

Twenty-five new deaths were reported, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,259.

On Monday, the state started to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines and began administering them. By Thursday, the state’s website said 321 vaccines have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 33,123. Canyon County follows with 18,893 cases. Kootenai County has 10,751 cases. Bonneville County has 9,523 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,571 cases, up 47 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,511 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,424 confirmed and probable cases, up 20 cases.
Gooding County has 1,098 confirmed and probable cases, up eight cases.
Jerome County has 2,127 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.
Lincoln County has 421 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
\Minidoka County 1,915 confirmed and probable cases, up two cases.

To date, 49,318 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,487 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Wednesday, Dec. 16)

Idaho health officials announced 1,433 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing the statewide total to 125,452.

Twenty new deaths were reported Wednesday, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,234.

On Monday, the state started to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines and began administering them. On Wednesday, the state’s website said 119 have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 32,597. Canyon County follows with 18,675 cases. Kootenai County has 10,591 cases. Bonneville County has 9,461 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,529 cases, up 48 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,499 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,404 confirmed and probable cases, up 27 cases.
Gooding County has 1,090 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Jerome County has 2,117 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.
Lincoln County has 416 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Minidoka County 1,913 confirmed and probable cases, up 15 cases.

To date, 48,752 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,395 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Tuesday, Dec. 15)

Idaho health officials announced 1,802 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the statewide total to 124,019.

Twenty new deaths were reported Tuesday putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,214.

On Monday, the state started to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines and began administering them. On Tuesday, the state’s website said 38 have been administered.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 32,184. Canyon County follows with 18,511 cases. Kootenai County has 10,352 cases. Bonneville County has 9,360 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,481 cases, up 40 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,494 confirmed and probable cases, up nine cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,377 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Gooding County has 1,085 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Jerome County has 2,105 confirmed and probable cases, up 14 cases.
Lincoln County has 412 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Minidoka County 1,898 confirmed and probable cases, up nine cases.

To date, 48,080 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,2196 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Monday, Dec. 14)

Idaho health officials announced 1,038 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the statewide total to 122,217.

Nineteen new deaths were reported Monday putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,194. Ada County reported six new deaths related to the virus. Canyon County reported five. Kootenai County reported two. Bannock, Bingham, Blaine, Bonner, Clearwater, Elmore, Freemont, Lewis, Nez Perce and Twin Falls counties each reported one.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 31,603. Canyon County follows with 18,219 cases. Kootenai County has 10,081 cases. Bonneville County has 9,244 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,441 cases, up 14 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,485 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,373 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Gooding County has 1,080 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Jerome County has 2,091 confirmed and probable cases, down by one case.
Lincoln County has 406 confirmed and probable cases, up one case.
Minidoka County 1,889 confirmed and probable cases, up two cases.

To date, 46,980 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,216 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Sunday, Dec. 13)

Idaho health officials announced 547 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing the statewide total to 121,179.

Six new deaths were reported Sunday putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,175. Canyon County reported four, Gem and Payette both reported one.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 31,227. Canyon County follows with 18,076 cases. Kootenai County has 10,003 cases. Bonneville County has 9,178 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,427 cases, up 17 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 1,478 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.

· Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 2,369 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.

· Gooding County has 1,076 confirmed and probable cases, up one cases.

· Jerome County has 2,092 confirmed and probable cases, up nine cases.

· Lincoln County has 405 confirmed and probable cases, up one.

· Minidoka County 1,887 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.

To date, 46,980 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,216 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Saturday, Dec. 12)

Idaho health officials announced 1,022 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Saturday bringing the statewide total to 119,610.

Eighteen new deaths were reported Saturday putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,169. Ada County reported 11, Canyon 4, and Bannock, Gem and Owyhee all reported 1.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 31,070. Canyon County follows with 17,970 cases. Kootenai County has 9,937 cases. Bonneville County has 9,116 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,410 cases, up 28 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 1,471 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.

· Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 2,365 confirmed and probable cases, up 35 cases.

· Gooding County has 1,075 confirmed and probable cases, up nine cases.

· Jerome County has 2,083 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.

· Lincoln County has 404 confirmed and probable cases, up four.

· Minidoka County 1,883 confirmed and probable cases, up 13 cases.

To date, 46,247 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,106 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Friday, Dec. 11)

Idaho health officials announced 1,582 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Friday bringing the statewide total to 119,610.

Nineteen new deaths were reported Friday putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,151. Two deaths were reported in both Canyon and Bingham counties, with Twin Falls, Payette, Owyhee, Kootenai, Idaho, Gem, Fremont, Bonneville, Bonner, Bannock and Ada counties all reporting 1 death each.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 30,765. Canyon County follows with 17,749 cases. Kootenai County has 9,675 cases. Bonneville County has 9,008 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,382 cases, up 35 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 1,464 confirmed and probable cases, up 18 cases.

· Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 2,330 confirmed and probable cases, up 21 cases.

· Gooding County has 1,066 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.

· Jerome County has 2,073 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.

· Lincoln County has 400 confirmed and probable cases.

· Minidoka County 1,870 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.

To date, 45,810 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 6,013 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Thursday, Dec. 10)

Idaho health officials announced 1,825 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Thursday bringing the statewide total to 118,028.

Thirty-three new deaths were reported Wednesday putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,136.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 30,205. Canyon County follows with 17,569 cases. Kootenai County has 9,626 cases. Bonneville County has 8,982 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,347 cases, up 60 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 1,446 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.

· Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 2,309 confirmed and probable cases, up 15 cases.

· Gooding County has 1,061 confirmed and probable cases, up three cases.

· Jerome County has 2,061 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.

· Lincoln County has 400 confirmed and probable cases, up eight cases.

· Minidoka County 1,858 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.

To date, 45,303 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,913 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Wednesday, Dec. 9)

Idaho health officials announced 2,298 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the most reported in one day since the start of the pandemic. This brings the statewide total to 116,203.

Twenty-nine new deaths were reported Wednesday putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,103. Clearwater County reported it’s first two deaths related to the virus.

Kootenaai county reported nine new deaths. Bonneville County reported six new deaths. Canyon county reported three new deaths. Minidoka County reported two new deaths. Ada, Bannock, Benewah, Boundary, Idaho, Owyhee and Washington counties each reported one new death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 29,642. Canyon County follows with 17,291 cases. Kootenai County has 9,346 cases. Bonneville County has 8,876 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,307 cases, up 60 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,439 confirmed and probable cases, up 26 cases from Tuesday.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,294 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.
Gooding County has 1,058 confirmed and probable cases, up 16 cases.
Jerome County has 2,054 confirmed and probable cases, up 18 cases.
Lincoln County has 392 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Minidoka County 1,848 confirmed and probable cases, up 16 cases.

To date, 44,811 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,825 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Tuesday, Dec. 8)

Idaho health officials announced 2,012 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, the most reported in one day since the start of the pandemic. This brings the statewide total to 113,905.

Nineteen new deaths were reported Tuesday, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,074. Canyon and Gooding counties each reported three new deaths related to the virus. Bannock, Blaine and Twin Falls counties each reported two new deaths. Caribou, Cassia, Gem, Kootenai, Madison, Nez Perce and Owyhee counties each reported one new death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 28,928. Canyon County follows with 17,087 cases. Kootenai County has 9,008 cases. Bonneville County has 8,656 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,247 cases, up 36 cases from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,413 confirmed and probable cases, up 27 cases from Monday.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases, down one case.
Cassia County has 2,287 confirmed and probable cases, up 21 cases.
Gooding County has 1,042 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Jerome County has 2,036 confirmed and probable cases, up 17 cases.
Lincoln County has 387 confirmed and probable cases, up 11 cases.
Minidoka County 1,832 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.

To date, 44,314 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,642 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Monday, Dec. 7)

Idaho health officials announced 1,383 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the statewide total to 111,893.

Twenty new deaths were reported Monday, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,055.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 28,381. Canyon County follows with 16,821 cases. Kootenai County has 8,634 cases. Bonneville County has 8,488 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,211 cases, up 39 cases from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,389 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases from Sunday.
Camas County has 57 confirmed and probable cases, up one case.
Cassia County has 2,266 confirmed and probable cases, up 14 cases.
Gooding County has 1,037 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.
Jerome County has 2,019 confirmed and probable cases, up 13 cases.
Lincoln County has 376 confirmed and probable cases, unchanged since Saturday.
Minidoka County 1,827 confirmed and probable cases, up eight cases.

To date, 43,926 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,593 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Sunday, Dec. 6)

Idaho health officials announced 805 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 110,510.

Three deaths were reported Sunday, putting the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,035.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 28,075. Canyon County follows with 16,729 cases. Kootenai County has 8,468 cases. Bonneville County has 8,286 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,172 cases, up nine cases from Saturday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,384 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,252 confirmed and probable cases, up three cases.
Gooding County has 1,027 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.
Jerome County has 2,006 confirmed and probable cases, up five cases.
Lincoln County has 376 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 1,819 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.

To date, 43,380 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,528 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Saturday, Dec. 5)

Idaho health officials announced 1,399 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 109,705.

No deaths were reported Saturday, keeping the statewide death toll related to the virus at 1,032.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 27,834. Canyon County follows with 16,540 cases. Bonneville County has 8,178 cases. Kootenai County has 8,443 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,163 cases, up 71 cases from Friday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,384 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.
Camas County has 56 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Cassia County has 2,249 confirmed and probable cases, up 19 cases.
Gooding County has 1,020 confirmed and probable cases, up eight cases.
Jerome County has 2,001 confirmed and probable cases, up 22 cases.
Lincoln County has 376 confirmed and probable case, up six cases.
Minidoka County 1,812 confirmed and probable cases, up 14 cases.

To date, 42,932 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,501 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Friday, Dec. 4)

Idaho health officials announced 1,911 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, shattering the previous record for most daily cases, bringing the statewide total to 108,366.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 18 from Thursday, bringing the death toll statewide to 1,032.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 27,410. Canyon County follows with 16,375 cases. Bonneville County has 8,144 cases. Kootenai County has 8,240 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,092 cases, up 57 cases from Thursday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,374 confirmed and probable cases, up 29 cases.
Camas County has 54 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,230 confirmed and probable cases, up 28 cases.
Gooding County has 1,012 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.
Jerome County has 1,979 confirmed and probable cases, up 34 cases.
Lincoln County has 370 confirmed and probable case, up three cases.
Minidoka County 1,798 confirmed and probable cases, up 16 cases.

To date, 42,671 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,399 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Thursday, Dec. 3)

Idaho health officials announced Thursday 1,721 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 106,455.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 23 from Wednesday, bringing the death toll statewide to 1,014.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 26,922. Canyon County follows with 16,097 cases. Bonneville County has 8,014 cases. Kootenai County has 7,969 cases. Twin Falls County has 7,035 cases, up 72 cases from Wednesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,345 confirmed and probable cases, up 24 cases.
Camas County has 54 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,202 confirmed and probable cases, up 30 cases.
Gooding County has 1,000 confirmed and probable cases, up 26 cases.
Jerome County has 1,945 confirmed and probable cases, up 20 cases.
Lincoln County has 367 confirmed and probable case, up five cases.
Minidoka County 1,782 confirmed and probable cases, up 17 cases.

To date, 42,274 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,290 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Wednesday, Dec. 2)

Idaho health officials announced Wednesday 1,429 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 104,734.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 31 from Tuesday, bringing the death toll statewide to 991.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 26,524. Canyon County follows with 15,869 cases. Bonneville County has 7,900 cases. Kootenai County has 7,815 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,963 cases, up 72 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,321 confirmed and probable cases, up 24 cases.
Camas County has 54 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,172 confirmed and probable cases, up two cases.
Gooding County has 974 confirmed and probable cases, up 13 cases.
Jerome County has 1,925 confirmed and probable cases, up 20 cases.
Lincoln County has 362 confirmed and probable case, up five cases.
Minidoka County 1,765 confirmed and probable cases, down one case.

To date, 41,838 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,205 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Tuesday, Dec. 1)

Idaho health officials announced Tuesday 1,607 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 103,305.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 31 from Monday, bringing the death toll statewide to 960. Ada and Twin Falls counties each reported four new deaths; Bannock, Idaho, Kootenai and Nez Perce counties each reported three new deaths; Bingham, Bonneville and Jerome each reported two new deaths. Boundary, Elmore, Franklin, Gooding and Washington counties each reported one new death on Tuesday.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 26,141. Canyon County follows with 15,724 cases. Bonneville County has 7,783 cases. Kootenai County has 7,660 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,891 cases, up 43 cases from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,297 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 case.
Camas County has 54 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 2,170 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Gooding County has 961 confirmed and probable cases, up 11 cases.
Jerome County has 1,905 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.
Lincoln County has 357 confirmed and probable case, up two cases.
Minidoka County 1,766 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.

To date, 41,354 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,136 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Monday, Nov. 30)

Idaho health officials announced Monday 1,214 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 101,698.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up nine from Sunday, bringing the death toll statewide to 929, with four deaths reported in Kootenai County, and one each in Ada, Bannock, Bonner, Bonneville and Payette counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 25,701. Canyon County follows with 15,479 cases. Bonneville County has 7,662 cases. Kootenai County has 7,483 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,848 cases, up 30 cases from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 1,285 confirmed and probable cases, down two cases from Sunday.

· Camas County has 53 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 2,166 confirmed and probable cases, up seven cases.

· Gooding County has 950 confirmed and probable cases, up two cases.

· Jerome County has 1,893 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.

· Lincoln County has 355 confirmed and probable case, up two cases.

· Minidoka County 1,762 confirmed and probable cases, up eight cases.

To date, 40,929 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,051 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Sunday, Nov. 29)

Idaho health officials announced Sunday 824 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 100,484.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up seven from Saturday, bringing the death toll statewide to 920, with deaths reported in Minidoka (4), and one each in Bonneville, Cassia, and Twin Falls counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 25,364. Canyon County follows with 15,372 cases. Bonneville County has 7,473 cases. Kootenai County has 7,392 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,818 cases, up 17 cases from Saturday

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,287 confirmed and probable cases, up eight cases.
Camas County has 53 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 2,159 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Gooding County has 948 confirmed and probable cases, up three cases.
Jerome County has 1,887 confirmed and probable cases, up 12.
Lincoln County has 353 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 1,754 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 40,461 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,038 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Saturday, Nov. 28)

Idaho health officials announced Saturday 1,160 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 99,660.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by 4 from Friday, bringing the death toll statewide to 913, with deaths reported in Ada (2), and one each in Bannock and Bonneville counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 25,131. Canyon County follows with 15,178 cases. Bonneville County has 7,346 cases. Kootenai County has 7,392 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,801 cases, up 67 cases from Friday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,279 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,155 confirmed and probable cases, up 14 cases.
Gooding County has 945 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Jerome County has 1,876 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.
Lincoln County has 353 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,754 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.

To date, 40,120 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,035 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Friday, Nov. 27)

Idaho health officials announced Friday 1,997 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 98,500.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by 14 from Wednesday, bringing the death toll statewide to 909, with deaths reported in Ada (2), Bonneville (4), Nez Pearce (2), and one death each in Boundary, Fremont, Jefferson, Latah, Lewis, Madison, and Washington counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 24,821. Canyon County follows with 14,881 cases. Bonneville County has 7,326 cases. Kootenai County has 7,277 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,734 cases, up 91 cases from Wednesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,273 confirmed and probable cases, up 17 cases.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,141 confirmed and probable cases, up 36 cases.
Gooding County has 939 confirmed and probable cases, up 16 cases.
Jerome County has 1,862 confirmed and probable cases, up 24.
Lincoln County has 349 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Minidoka County 1,747 confirmed and probable cases, up 27.

To date, 39,900 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 5,015 cases have been asymptomatic.

NOTE: The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced numbers daily reported on the state’s coronavirus website were not updated on Thanksgiving Day.

(UPDATE Wednesday, Nov. 25)

Idaho health officials announced Wednesday 1,773 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 96,503.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by 21 from Tuesday, with seven deaths reported in Twin Falls County, six in Ada County, three in Kootenai County, two each in Bonneville and Canyon counties, and one each in Bannock, Franklin, Fremont and Latah counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 24,330. Canyon County follows with 14,540 cases. Bonneville County has 7,243 cases. Kootenai County has 7,090 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,643 cases, up 91 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,256 confirmed and probable cases, up 19 cases.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,105 confirmed and probable cases, up 17 cases.
Gooding County has 923 confirmed and probable cases, up 12 cases.
Jerome County has 1,838 confirmed and probable cases, up 24.
Lincoln County has 344 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Minidoka County 1,720 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.

To date, 39,199 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,986 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Tuesday, Nov. 24)

Idaho health officials announced Tuesday 1,640 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 94,730.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by eight from Monday, with four deaths reported in Canyon County, one in Nez Perce County and three in Twin Falls County.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced numbers daily reported on the state’s coronavirus website will not be updated on Thanksgiving Day.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 24,025. Canyon County follows with 14,273 cases. Bonneville County has 7,136 cases. Kootenai County has 6,899 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,552 cases, up 110 cases from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,237 confirmed and probable cases, up 31 cases.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,088 confirmed and probable cases, up 79 cases.
Gooding County has 911 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases.
Jerome County has 1,814 confirmed and probable cases, up 18.
Lincoln County has 339 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 1,711 confirmed and probable cases, up 47.

To date, 38,397 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus (this is the same number that was reported on Monday and may not have been updated on the site) and 4,931 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Monday, Nov. 23)

Idaho health officials announced Monday 1,437 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 93,090.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by 17 from Sunday, with seven new deaths reported in Twin Falls County, five in Ada County, three in Kootenai County, two in Nez Perce County, and the addition of one in each Boundary, Idaho any Payette counties. State numbers showed a decrease of one death each in Bonneville, Gooding and Jerome counties.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced numbers daily reported on the state’s coronavirus website will not be updated on Thanksgiving Day.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 23,711. Canyon County follows with 14,039 cases. Bonneville County has 6,996 cases. Kootenai County has 6,751 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,442 cases, up 49 cases from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,206 confirmed and probable cases, up four cases.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,009 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.
Gooding County has 901 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Jerome County has 1,796 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.
Lincoln County has 338 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Minidoka County 1,664 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.

To date, 38,397 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,872 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Sunday, Nov. 22)

Idaho health officials announced Sunday 819 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 91,653.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by two from Saturday reaching 849, with both deaths coming out of Bonneville County.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 23,455. Canyon County follows with 13,846 cases. Bonneville County has 6,865 cases. Kootenai County has 6,651 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,393 cases, up 25 cases from Saturday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,202 confirmed and probable cases, up six cases.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 2,001 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Gooding County has 895 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 1,774 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Lincoln County has 336 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 1,647 confirmed and probable cases, up two.

To date, 38,025 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,855 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Saturday, Nov. 21)

Idaho health officials announced Saturday 1,070 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 90,834.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by two from Friday, reaching 847, with Canyon and Caribou counties each reporting one death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 23,344. Canyon County follows with 13,672 cases. Bonneville County has 6,643 cases. Kootenai County has 6,645 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,368 cases, up 56 cases from Friday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,196 confirmed and probable cases, up 15 cases.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 1,997 confirmed and probable cases, up 31.
Gooding County has 895 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.
Jerome County has 1,765 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.
Lincoln County has 335 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Minidoka County 1,645 confirmed and probable cases, up 39.

To date, 37,504 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,825 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Friday, Nov. 20)

Idaho health officials announced Friday 1,786 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 89,764.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by 10 from Thursday, reaching 845.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 23,065. Canyon County follows with 13,482 cases. Bonneville County has 6,626 cases. Kootenai County has 6,514 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,312 cases, up 103 cases from Thursday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,181 confirmed and probable cases, up 15 cases.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,966 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.
Gooding County has 885 confirmed and probable cases, up 12.
Jerome County has 1,748 confirmed and probable cases, up 29.
Lincoln County has 328 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Minidoka County 1,616 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.

To date, 37,232 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,801 cases have been asymptomatic

(UPDATE Thursday, Nov. 19)

Idaho health officials announced Thursday 1,543 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 87,978.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by 23 from Wednesday, reaching 835. Ada County reported eight new deaths related to the virus. Twin Falls County reported 3. Bannock, Canyon and Kootenai counties each reported two. Bonneville, Caribou, Elmore, Fremont, Jerome and Minidoka counties each reported one new death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 22,590. Canyon County follows with 13,244 cases. Bonneville County has 6,515 cases. Kootenai County has 6,352 cases. Twin Falls County has 6,209 cases, up 213 cases from Wednesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,166 confirmed and probable cases, up 18 cases from Wednesday.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,955confirmed and probable cases, up 30.
Gooding County has 873 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.
Jerome County has 1,719 confirmed and probable cases, up 26.
Lincoln County has 326 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,599 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.

To date, 36,831 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,771 cases have been asymptomatic

(UPDATE Wednesday, Nov. 18)

Idaho health officials have announced Wednesday 1,310 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 86,435.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up by 14 from Tuesday, reaching 812. Bonner, Bonneville, Elmore, Idaho, Lemhi, Power and Washington counties each reported one new death related to the virus. Jefferson County reported four related deaths and Kootenai County reported three related deaths.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 22,316. Canyon County follows with 13,000 cases. Bonneville County has 6,413 cases. Kootenai County has 6,221 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,996 cases, up 106 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,148 confirmed and probable cases, up 31 cases from Tuesday.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,925 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Gooding County has 862 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.
Jerome County has 1,693 confirmed and probable cases, up 25.
Lincoln County has 322 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,585 confirmed and probable cases, up 20.

To date, 36,339 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,735 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Tuesday, Nov. 17)

Idaho health officials have announced a record 35 COVID-19-related deaths for one day on Tuesday. The state also reported a record number of 1,781 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on the same day in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 85,125.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is now at 798 cases. The new deaths were reported as in the following counties:

Bonneville County reported eight.
Ada County added seven
Twin Falls County reported five.
Bannock and Caribou counties each added three.
Canyon, Cassia, Jefferson, Jerome Kootenai, Lemhi, Lincoln, Minidoka and Shoshone counties each reported one. Gem County reported one less than on Monday.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 22,032. Canyon County follows with 12,874 cases. Bonneville County has 6,298 cases. Kootenai County has 6,115 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,996 cases, up 99 cases from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,117 confirmed and probable cases, up 22 cases from Monday.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,902 confirmed and probable cases, up 30.
Gooding County has 845 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Jerome County has 1,668 confirmed and probable cases, up 29.
Lincoln County has 318 confirmed and probable cases, up 12.
Minidoka County 1,565 confirmed and probable cases, up 20.

To date, 35,948 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,696 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Monday, Nov. 16)

Idaho health officials have announced 1,099 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Monday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 83,344.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is 763, with single-coronavirus related deaths in Bingham, Bonneville, Canyon and Kootenai counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 21,723. Canyon County follows with 12,705 cases. Bonneville County has 6,138 cases. Kootenai County has 5,903 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,897 cases, up 80 cases from Sunday

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,095 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases, down one.
Cassia County has 1,872 confirmed and probable cases, up 34.
Gooding County has 840 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Jerome County has 1,639 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Lincoln County has 306 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,545 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.

To date, 35,530 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,637 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Sunday, Nov. 15)

Idaho health officials have announced 928 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Sunday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 82,245.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is 759.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 21,561. Canyon County follows with 12,602 cases. Bonneville County has 6,050 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,817 cases, up 69 cases from Saturday. Kootenai County has 5,836 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,090 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.
Camas County has 52 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 1,838 confirmed and probable cases, up 29.
Gooding County has 831 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Jerome County has 1,616 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.
Lincoln County has 302 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Minidoka County 1,530 confirmed and probable cases, up 26.

To date, 35,215 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,615 cases have been asymptomatic.

(UPDATE Saturday, Nov. 14)

Idaho health officials have announced 1,519 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Saturday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 81,317.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up seven to 759. Due to a glitch with the Department of Health and Welfare, some numbers did not update.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 21,278. Canyon County follows with 12,439 cases. Bonneville County has 5,928 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,748 cases, up 84 cases from Friday. Kootenai County has 5,798 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,080 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,809 confirmed and probable cases, up 33.
Gooding County has 822 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Jerome County has 1,601 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Lincoln County has 300 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Minidoka County 1,504 confirmed and probable cases, up 31.

UPDATE (Friday, Nov. 13)

Idaho health officials have announced 1,519 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Friday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 79,798.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up three to 752.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 20,922. Canyon County follows with 12,137 cases. Bonneville County has 5,834 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,664 cases, up 76 cases from Thursday. Kootenai County has 5,670 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,075 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,776 confirmed and probable cases, up 26.
Gooding County has 818 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.
Jerome County has 1,578 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.
Lincoln County has 298 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 1,473 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.

To date, 34,482 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,573 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Nov. 12)

Idaho health officials have announced a 1,158 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Thursday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 78,279.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 16 to 749, with three new virus-related deaths reported in Bonneville and Twin Falls counties, two reported in Idaho County, and single new deaths reported in Ada, Bannock, Canyon, Franklin, Fremont, Minidoka, Nez Perce and Payette counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus to-date are Ada County with 20,628. Canyon County follows with 11,921 cases. Bonneville County has 5,742 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,588 cases, up 138 cases from Wednesday. Kootenai County has 5,542 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,054 confirmed and probable cases, up 18.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,750 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.
Gooding County has 807 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.
Jerome County has 1,556 confirmed and probable cases, up 36.
Lincoln County has 299 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 1,457 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.

To date, 34,104 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,519 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Nov. 11)

Idaho broke a couple records Wednesday with the most confirmed and probable cases and total deaths related to COVID-19 in one day.

Idaho health officials have announced a 1,693 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 77,121.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 19 to 733, with four new deaths reported in Ada County, five each in Canyon and Kootenai counties, one in Lemhi County and four in Twin Falls County.

The second highest day of reported virus-related deaths was on Nov. 4 with 17.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 20,423. Canyon County follows with 11,789 cases. Bonneville County has 5,639 cases. Kootenai County has 5,473 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,450 cases, up 188 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,036 confirmed and probable cases, up 19.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,734 confirmed and probable cases, up 43.
Gooding County has 797 confirmed and probable cases, up 30.
Jerome County has 1,520 confirmed and probable cases, up 52.
Lincoln County has 298 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.
Minidoka County 1,447 confirmed and probable cases, up 46.

To date, 33,715 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,498 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Nov. 10)

Idaho health officials have announced a 1,201 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Tuesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 75,428.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 16 to 714.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 19,902. Canyon County follows with 11,616 cases. Bonneville County has 5,509 cases. Kootenai County has 5,349 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,262 cases, up 68 cases from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,007 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,691 confirmed and probable cases, up 30.
Gooding County has 767 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.
Jerome County has 1,468 confirmed and probable cases, up 26.
Lincoln County has 288 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,401 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.

To date, 33,330 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,464 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Nov. 9)

Idaho health officials have announced a 1,266 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Monday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 74,227.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 12 to 698, with six new deaths reported in Twin Falls county and single deaths reported in Bingham, Canyon, Cassia, Fremont, Lincoln and Shoshone counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 19,665. Canyon County follows with 11,452 cases. Bonneville County has 5,414 cases. Kootenai County has 5,195 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,194 cases, up 80 cases from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 1,002 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Camas County has 51 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 1,661 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.
Gooding County has 756 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Jerome County has 1,442 confirmed and probable cases, up 24.
Lincoln County has 284 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Minidoka County 1,380 confirmed and probable cases, up 19.
To date, 33,032 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,439 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Sunday, Nov. 8)

Idaho health officials have announced a record breaking 649 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Sunday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 72,961.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 3 to 686.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 19,325. Canyon County follows with 11,385 cases. Bonneville County has 5,294 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,114 cases, up 38 cases from Saturday. Kootenai County has 5,118 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 996 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Camas County has 50 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,646 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Gooding County has 748 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Jerome County has 1,418 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Lincoln County has 279 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,361 confirmed and probable cases, up three.

To date, 32,702 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,421 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Saturday, Nov. 7)

Idaho health officials have announced a record breaking 1,403 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Saturday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 72,312.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 4 to 683.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 19,065. Canyon County follows with 11,301 cases. Bonneville County has 5,250 cases. Twin Falls County has 5,076 cases, up 123 cases from Friday. Kootenai County has 5,055 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 994 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.
Camas County has 50 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,639 confirmed and probable cases, up 32.
Gooding County has 746 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Jerome County has 1,416 confirmed and probable cases, up 43.
Lincoln County has 279 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,358 confirmed and probable cases, up 18.

To date, 32,330 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,380 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Friday, Nov. 6)

Idaho health officials have announced 1,330 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Friday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 70,909.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 8 to 679, with new deaths reported in Ada, Kootenai, and Twin Falls Counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 18,618. Canyon County follows with 11,101 cases. Bonneville County has 5,157 cases. Twin Falls County has 4,953 cases, up 143 cases from Thursday. Kootenai County has 4,939 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 979 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.
Camas County has 50 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 1,607 confirmed and probable cases, up 35.
Gooding County has 723 confirmed and probable cases, up 12.
Jerome County has 1,373 confirmed and probable cases, up 32.
Lincoln County has 275 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.
Minidoka County 1,340 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.

To date, 31,969 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,347 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Nov. 5)

Idaho health officials have announced 1,265 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Thursday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 69,579.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up seven to 671, with new deaths reported in Canyon County (2), Lemhi County (3), Madison County (1) and Twin Falls County (1).

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 18,311. Canyon County follows with 11,001 cases. Bonneville County has 5,081 cases. Kootenai County has 4,823 cases. Twin Falls County has 4,810 cases, up 139 cases from Wednesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 963 confirmed and probable cases, up 25.
Camas County has 49 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Cassia County has 1,572 confirmed and probable cases, up 31.
Gooding County has 711 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.
Jerome County has 1,341 confirmed and probable cases, up 34.
Lincoln County has 267 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Minidoka County 1,318 confirmed and probable cases, up 20.

To date, 31,574 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,321 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Nov. 4)

Idaho health officials have announced 1,290 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 68,314.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 23 to 664.

Health officials also reported the first two influenza-related deaths in Idaho. Both occurred in the south central Idaho counties of Blaine And Twin Falls, and both were also infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

According to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, a Blaine County man over 60 years old and a Twin Falls woman over 80 years old have been reported as the first influenza-related deaths of the 2020-21 flu season.

Blaine and Twin Falls counties claim first two flu-related deaths this season. Both also had COVID-19. (Press release)...
Posted by Idaho Department of Health and Welfare on Wednesday, November 4, 2020

On average, 41 influenza-related deaths occur each year in Idaho; mostly among people older than 50. Click here to learn more about influenza symptoms.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 18,110. Canyon County follows with 10,775 cases. Bonneville County has 5,018 cases. Kootenai County has 4,737 cases. Twin Falls County has 4,671 cases, up 125 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 938 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.
Camas County has 47 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Cassia County has 1,541 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.
Gooding County has 698 confirmed and probable cases, up 29.
Jerome County has 1,307 confirmed and probable cases, up 63.
Lincoln County has 260 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.
Minidoka County 1,298 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.

To date, 31,210 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,292 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Nov. 3)

Health officials have announced 1,179 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Tuesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 67,024.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 15 to 647.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 17,828. Canyon County follows with 10,603 cases. Bonneville County has 4,890 cases. Kootenai County has 4,662 cases. Twin Falls County has 4,546 cases, up 102 cases from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 930 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.
Camas County has 45 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Cassia County has 1,520 confirmed and probable cases, up 30.
Gooding County has 669 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Jerome County has 1,254 confirmed and probable cases, up 25.
Lincoln County has 247 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,283 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.

To date, 30,844 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,271 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Nov. 2)

Health officials have announced 757 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Monday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 65,845.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up two to 632.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 17,499. Canyon County follows with 10,504 cases. Bonneville County has 4,797 cases. Kootenai County has 4,583 cases. Twin Falls County has 4,444 cases, up 81 cases from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 919 confirmed and probable cases, up three.
Camas County has 41 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,490 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.
Gooding County has 646 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.
Jerome County has 1,229 confirmed and probable cases, up 31.
Lincoln County has 243 confirmed and probable cases, up three.
Minidoka County 1,261 confirmed and probable cases, ups even.

To date, 30,525 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,238 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Oct. 29)

State health officials have announced 961 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Thursday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 62,746.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 16 to 615, with new deaths reported in Ada (7), Bonneville (2), Canyon (1), Gooding (1), Kootenai (1), Lemhi (1), Madison (1) and Twin Falls (2).

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 16,908. Canyon County follows with 10,111 cases. Bonneville County has 4,591 cases. Kootenai County has 4,253 cases. Twin Falls County has 4,200 cases, up 103 cases from Wednesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 897 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.
Camas County has 41 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,419 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.
Gooding County has 604 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.
Jerome County has 1,119 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Lincoln County has 213 confirmed and probable cases up six.
Minidoka County 1,220 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.

To date, 29,195 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,144 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Oct. 28)

State health officials have announced 862 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 61,785.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 14 to 599, with new deaths reported in seven counties: Bannock (1), Bingham (4), Bonneville (5), Cassia (1), Gooding (1), Lincoln (1) and Minidoka (1).

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 16,710. Canyon County follows with 10,013 cases. Bonneville County has 4,553 cases. Kootenai County has 4,135 cases. Twin Falls County has 4,097 cases, up 110 cases from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 883 confirmed and probable cases, up 18.
Camas County has 41 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,397 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.
Gooding County has 588 confirmed and probable cases, up 26.
Jerome County has 1,119 confirmed and probable cases, up 26.
Lincoln County has 207 confirmed and probable cases up nine.
Minidoka County 1,207 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.

To date, 28,890 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,113 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Oct. 27)

The South Central Public Health District announced Tuesday that Lincoln County has reported its first deaths related to COVID-19.

In a statement the district said a man in his 30s was hospitalized and at the time of his death. The second was a man in his 50s who was not hospitalized at the time of his death.

The district, which includes eight Idaho counties, now counts 88 deaths related to the virus, two of which are for persons in their 30s and one in their 20s.

The heath district urges residents to take the necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the virus.

We have confirmed the first COVID-19 related deaths in Lincoln county. One of these individuals was in his 30s the...
Posted by South Central Public Health District on Tuesday, October 27, 2020

State health officials have announced 882 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Tuesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 60,923.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up five to 585, with cases reported in five counties: Bonneville (1), Jerome (1), Kootenai (2) and Latah reporting its first death related COVID-19.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 16,551. Canyon County follows with 9,929 cases. Bonneville County has 4,459 cases. Kootenai County has 4,068 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,987 cases, up 80 cases from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 865 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Camas County has 41 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,381 confirmed and probable cases, up 29.
Gooding County has 562 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.
Jerome County has 1,093 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Lincoln County has 198 confirmed and probable cases up 14.
Minidoka County 1,199 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.

To date, 28,553 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,080 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Oct. 26)

Health officials have announced 697 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Monday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 60,041.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up seven to 580.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 16,397. Canyon County follows with 9,824 cases. Bonneville County has 4,381 cases. Kootenai County has 4,019 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,907 cases, up 39 from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 861 confirmed and probable cases.

· Camas County has 41 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 1,352 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.

· Gooding County has 548 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.

· Jerome County has 1,076 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.

· Lincoln County has 184 confirmed and probable cases up one.

· Minidoka County 1,185 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.

To date, 28,309 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,035 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Sunday, Oct. 25)

Health officials have announced 650 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Sunday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 59,344.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up one to 573.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 16,299. Canyon County follows with 9,783 cases. Bonneville County has 4,322 cases. Kootenai County has 3,972 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,868 cases, up 62 from Saturday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 861 confirmed and probable cases, up two.

· Camas County has 41 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 1,345 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.

· Gooding County has 540 confirmed and probable cases, up 12.

· Jerome County has 1,062 confirmed and probable cases, up 19.

· Lincoln County has 183 confirmed and probable cases up 20.

· Minidoka County 1,164 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.

To date, 28,056 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 4,025 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Saturday, Oct. 24)

Health officials have announced 1,021 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Saturday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 58,694.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up 10 to 572, with Gooding County reporting one, Twin Falls County reporting two, and Lincoln County reporting 1, the county’s first.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 16,179. Canyon County follows with 9,736 cases. Bonneville County has 4,249 cases. Kootenai County has 3,921 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,804 cases, up 70 from Thursday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 859 confirmed and probable cases, up five.

· Camas County has 41 confirmed and probable cases, up one.

· Cassia County has 1,324 confirmed and probable cases, up 48.

· Gooding County has 528 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.

· Jerome County has 1,043 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.

· Lincoln County has 163 confirmed and probable cases up nine.

· Minidoka County 1,148 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.

To date, 27,760 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,997 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Friday, Oct. 23)

Health officials have announced 1,073 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Friday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 57,673.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up nine to 562.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 15,885. Canyon County follows with 9,644 cases. Bonneville County has 4,210 cases. Kootenai County has 3,801 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,734 cases, up 97 from Thursday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 854 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.

· Camas County has 40 confirmed and probable cases.

· Cassia County has 1,276 confirmed and probable cases, up 34.

· Gooding County has 515 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.

· Jerome County has 1,034 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.

· Lincoln County has 154 confirmed and probable cases up four.

· Minidoka County 1,126 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.

To date, 27,509 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,931 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Oct. 22)

Health officials have announced 950 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Thursday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 56,600.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is up seven to 553. New deaths were reported in Ada County, up two to 160; Gem County, up one to six; Gooding County up two to five; and Twin Falls County, up one to 43.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 15,746. Canyon County follows with 9,536cases. Bonneville County has 4,130 cases. Kootenai County has 3,677 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,637 cases, up 97 from Wednesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 844 confirmed and probable cases, up two.

· Camas County has 40 confirmed and probable cases, up one.

· Cassia County has 1,242 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.

· Gooding County has 501 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.

· Jerome County has 1,021 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.

· Lincoln County has 150 confirmed and probable cases up seven.

· Minidoka County 1,113 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.

To date, 27,221 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,914 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Oct. 21)

Health officials have announced 987 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 55,650.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is at 546. The statewide death toll related to the virus is at 546. Idaho County reported its first death related to the virus. New deaths were reported in Ada (1), Bingham (2), Bonneville (2), Canyon (1), Gem (1), Kootenai (2), Lewis (1) and Teton (1) counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 15,496. Canyon County follows with 9,438 cases. Bonneville County has 4,068 cases. Kootenai County has 3,629 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,540 cases, up 110 from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 842 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.
Camas County has 39 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,221 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.
Gooding County has 485 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.
Jerome County has 1,006 confirmed and probable cases, up 25.
Lincoln County has 143 confirmed and probable cases up five.
Minidoka County 1,103 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.

To date, 26,916 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,884 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Oct. 20)

Health officials have announced 873 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Tuesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 54,663.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is at 535, with new single deaths reported in Bonneville, Canyon, Gooding and Shoshone counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 15,341. Canyon County follows with 9,328 cases. Bonneville County has 4,001 cases. Kootenai County has 3,538 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,430 cases, up 78 from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 831 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.
Camas County has 39 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,199 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.
Gooding County has 470 confirmed and probable cases, up 21.
Jerome County has 981 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Lincoln County has 138 confirmed and probable cases up three.
Minidoka County 1,095 confirmed and probable cases, up 20.

To date, 26,549 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,855 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Oct. 19)

Idaho health officials have announced 698 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Saturday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 53,790.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is at 530.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 15,188. Canyon County follows with 9,240 cases. Bonneville County has 3,901 cases. Kootenai County has 3,418 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,353 cases, up 54 from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 813 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Camas County has 39 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 1,176 confirmed and probable cases, up 24.
Gooding County has 449 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Jerome County has 974 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.
Lincoln County has 135 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Minidoka County 1,075 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.

To date, 26,238 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,786 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Sunday, Oct. 18)

Health officials have announced 510 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Saturday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 53,092.

The statewide death toll related to the virus has been revised to 528.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 15,132. Canyon County follows with 9,175 cases. Bonneville County has 3,816 cases. Kootenai County has 3,375 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,299 cases, up 42 from Saturday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 809 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,152 confirmed and probable cases, up 39.
Gooding County has 440 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Jerome County has 960 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Lincoln County has 131 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 1,061 confirmed and probable cases, up 23.

To date, 25,980 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,778 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Saturday, Oct. 17)

Health officials have announced 878 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Saturday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 52,582.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by six to 529, with Ada, Canyon, Caribou and Payette all reporting one death, and Bingham reporting two.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 15,013. Canyon County follows with 9,150 cases. Bonneville County has 3,743 cases. Kootenai County has 3,356 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,262 cases, up 42 from Friday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 808 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,113 confirmed and probable cases, up 53.
Gooding County has 436 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Jerome County has 953 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Lincoln County has 131 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 1,038 confirmed and probable cases, up 42.

To date, 25,457 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,752 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Friday, Oct. 16)

Health officials have announced a record breaking 1,094 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Friday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 51,704.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by six to 523, with Bannock, Bingham, Canyon, Caribou, Kootenai and Twin Falls all reporting one death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 14,913. Canyon County follows with 9,102 cases. Bonneville County has 3,685 cases. Kootenai County has 3,277 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,220 cases, up 95 from Thursday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 803 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,070 confirmed and probable cases, up 39.
Gooding County has 432 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.
Jerome County has 944 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.
Lincoln County has 130 confirmed and probable cases, up six.
Minidoka County 996 confirmed and probable cases, up 51.

To date, 25,457 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,752 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Oct. 15)

Health officials have announced 718 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Thursday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 50,610.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by one to 517, with Payette County reporter the additional coronavirus-related death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 14,827. Canyon County follows with 9,027 cases. Bonneville County has 3,612 cases. Kootenai County has 3,217 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,125 cases, up 111 from Wednesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 788 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,031 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.
Gooding County has 413 confirmed and probable cases, up 18.
Jerome County has 930 confirmed and probable cases, up 27.
Lincoln County has 124 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Minidoka County 941 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.

To date, 25,214 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,718 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Oct. 14)

Idaho health officials have announced 645 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 49,892.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by four to 516, with one new case reported in each Bonner, Bonneville, Kootenai and Shoshone counties. Bonner county is reporting it’s first coronavirus-related death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 14,706. Canyon County follows with 8,940 cases. Bonneville County has 3,560 cases. Kootenai County has 3,179 cases. Twin Falls County has 3,014 case, up 47 from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 781 confirmed and probable cases, up six.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 1,018 confirmed and probable cases, up 34.
Gooding County has 395 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Jerome County has 903 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Lincoln County has 122 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Minidoka County 930 confirmed and probable cases, up 18.

To date, 24,983 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,693 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Oct. 13)

Idaho health officials have announced 584 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Tuesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 49,247.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by two to 512, with one new case reported in each Ada and Twin Falls counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 14,604. Canyon County follows with 8,872 cases. Bonneville County has 3,526 cases. Kootenai County has 3,105 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,970 case, up 32 from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 775 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 984 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.
Gooding County has 390 confirmed and probable cases, up six.
Jerome County has 898 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Lincoln County has 117 confirmed and probable cases, up six.
Minidoka County 912 confirmed and probable cases, up five.

To date, 24,699 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,654 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Oct. 12)

Idaho health officials have announced 597 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Thursday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 48,663.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by three to 510, with two more cases reported in Ada County and one in Canyon County.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 14,528. Canyon County follows with 8,835 cases. Bonneville County has 3,456 cases. Kootenai County has 3,044 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,938 case, up 47 from Sunday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 771 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 967 confirmed and probable cases, up 16.
Gooding County has 384 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Jerome County has 893 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.
Lincoln County has 111 confirmed and probable cases, up three.
Minidoka County 907 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.

To date, 24,523 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,635 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Sunday, Oct. 11)

Health officials have announced 365 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Saturday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 48,066.

The statewide death toll related to the virus remains at 507.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 14,933. Canyon County follows with 8,765 cases. Bonneville County has 3,370 cases. Kootenai County has 3,044 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,891 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 762 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 951 confirmed and probable cases, up four.
Gooding County has 379 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Jerome County has 883 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Lincoln County has 108 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 896 confirmed and probable cases, up five.

To date, 24,089 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,538 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Oct. 8)

Health officials have announced 673 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Thursday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 46,423.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by eight to 503.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,993. Canyon County follows with 8,642 cases. Bonneville County has 3,201 cases. Kootenai County has 2,973 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,746 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 719 confirmed and probable cases, up four from Wednesday.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 880 confirmed and probable cases, up 12.
Gooding County has 362 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Jerome County has 855 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.
Lincoln County has 100 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 826 confirmed and probable cases, up 19.

To date, 23,678 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,502 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Oct. 7)

Health officials have announced 671 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 45,753.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by eight to 500.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,875. Canyon County follows with 8,567 cases. Bonneville County has 3,146 cases. Kootenai County has 2,939 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,654 cases, up 66 from Tuesday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

• Blaine County has 715 confirmed and probable cases, up nine from Tuesday.

• Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases.

• Cassia County has 868 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.

• Gooding County has 355 confirmed and probable cases, up 11.

• Jerome County has 847 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.

• Lincoln County has 99 confirmed and probable cases, up two.

• Minidoka County 807 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.

To date, 23,475 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,463 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday , Oct. 6)

Health officials have announced 660 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Tuesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 45,082.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by five to 492, with one case each in Ada, Caribou and Kootenai counties and two in Twin Falls County.

South Center Public Health District announced the youngest COVID-19-related death in Idaho to date was a man in his 20s from Twin Falls County.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,767. Canyon County follows with 8,492 cases. Bonneville County has 3,094 cases. Kootenai County has 2,884 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,513 cases, up 75 from Monday.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 706 confirmed and probable cases, up six from Monday.
Camas County has 38 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Cassia County has 861 confirmed and probable cases, up 46.
Gooding County has 344 confirmed and probable cases, up 14.
Jerome County has 830 confirmed and probable cases, up 19.
Lincoln County has 97 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Minidoka County 799 confirmed and probable cases, up 25.

To date, 23,288 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,427 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Oct. 5)

Health officials have announced 458 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Monday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 44,422.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased to 487.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,672. Canyon County follows with 8,443 cases. Bonneville County has 3,041 cases. Kootenai County has 2,844 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,513 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 700 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 37 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 815 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 330 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 811 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 95 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 774 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 23,115 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,409 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Friday Oct. 2)

Health officials have announced 677 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 Friday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 43,238.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by two, to 474, with both Kootenai and Caribou reporting one death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,343. Canyon County follows with 8,372 cases. Bonneville County has 2,917 cases. Kootenai County has 2,790 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,453 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 691 confirmed and probable cases, up four from Thursday.
Camas County has 37 confirmed and probable cases, seeing no change.
Cassia County has 794 confirmed and probable cases, up 22.
Gooding County has 324 confirmed and probable cases, up 12.
Jerome County has 798 confirmed and probable cases, up seven.
Lincoln County has 94 confirmed and probable cases, down one.
Minidoka County 748 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.

To date, 22,568 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,309 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Oct. 1)

Health officials have announced 513 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 42,561.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by three, to 472.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,256. Canyon County follows with 8,328 cases. Bonneville County has 2,882 cases. Kootenai County has 2,773 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,424 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 687 confirmed and probable cases, up four from Wednesday.
Camas County has 37 confirmed and probable cases, up one from Wednesday.
Cassia County has 772 confirmed and probable cases, up 15.
Gooding County has 312 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.
Jerome County has 791 confirmed and probable cases, up nine.
Lincoln County has 95 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 733 confirmed and probable cases, up 48.

To date, 22,371 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,285 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Sept. 30)

Health officials have announced 614 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 42,048.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by five to 469, with new single new deaths reported in Ada, Bonneville, Canyon, Madison and Twin Falls counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,116. Canyon County follows with 8,296 cases. Bonneville County has 2,841 cases. Kootenai County has 2,743 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,376 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 683 confirmed and probable cases, up two from Tuesday.
Camas County has 36 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 757 confirmed and probable cases, up 33.
Gooding County has 304 confirmed and probable cases, up 20.
Jerome County has 783 confirmed and probable cases, up 27.
Lincoln County has 94 confirmed and probable cases, up three.
Minidoka County 725 confirmed and probable cases, up 40.

To date, 22,180 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,254 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Sept. 29)

Health officials have announced 511 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 on Tuesday in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 41,434.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by four to 464, with new single new deaths reported in Bannock, Cassia, Gem and Payette counties.

South Central Public Health District said cases in its district have doubled in the past four weeks, with the majority of the new cases in six of the eight counties it covers.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 13,009. Canyon County follows with 8,242 cases. Bonneville County has 2,772 cases. Kootenai County has 2,712 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,315 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 681 confirmed and probable cases, up 16 from Monday.
Camas County has 36 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Cassia County has 724 confirmed and probable cases, up 25.
Gooding County has 284 confirmed and probable cases, up 13.
Jerome County has 756 confirmed and probable cases, up 17.
Lincoln County has 91 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 685 confirmed and probable cases, up 32.

To date, 21,976 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus and 3,234 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Sept. 28)

Health officials have announced 2422 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 40,923.

The statewide death toll related to the virus has stayed at 460 for a couple of days.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,945. Canyon County follows with 8,201 cases. Bonneville County has 2,737 cases. Kootenai County has 2,689 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,270 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 674 confirmed and probable cases, up 10 cases from the previous day.
Camas County has 33 confirmed and probable cases, up two.
Cassia County has 729 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Gooding County has 287 confirmed and probable cases, up three.
Jerome County has 764 confirmed and probable cases, up eight.
Lincoln County has 92 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Minidoka County 695 confirmed and probable cases, up 10.

To date, 21,796 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,748 health care workers have tested positive for the virus 3,188 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Sunday, Sept. 27)

Health officials have announced 205 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 40,501.

The statewide death toll related to the virus is at 460.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,862. Canyon County follows with 8,168 cases. Bonneville County has 2,716 cases. Kootenai County has 2,654 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,224 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 664 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 31 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 724 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 284 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 756 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 91 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 685 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 21,630 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,720 health care workers have tested positive for the virus 3,172 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Saturday, Sept. 26)

Health officials have announced 539 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 40,296.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by two to 460, with Payette and Jefferson counties reporting deaths.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,831. Canyon County follows with 8,143 cases. Bonneville County has 2,694 cases. Kootenai County has 2,655 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,225 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 664 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 31 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 724 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 283 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 756 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 91 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 685 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 21,468 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,711 health care workers have tested positive for the virus 3,162 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Friday, Sept. 25)

Health officials have announced 523 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 39,757.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by one to 458, with Twin Falls county reporting the lone death.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,693. Canyon County follows with 8,087 cases. Bonneville County has 2,638 cases. Kootenai County has 2,634 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,196 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 648 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 27 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 705 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 280 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 753 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 88 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 675 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 21,291 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,688 health care workers have tested positive for the virus 3,100 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Sept. 24)

Health officials have announced 491 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 39,234.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by three to 457. Adams, Canyon, and Twin Falls counties each reported one additional death Thursday.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,588. Canyon County follows with 8,048 cases. Bonneville County has 2,595 cases. Kootenai County has 2,586 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,162 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 643 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 25 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 662 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 275 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 748 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 88 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 659 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 21,105 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,670 health care workers have tested positive for the virus 3,062 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Sept. 23)

Health officials have announced 396 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 38,743.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by Three to 454. Ada, Minidoka, and Washington counties each reported one additional death Wednesday.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,520. Canyon County follows with 8,000 cases. Bonneville County has 2,558 cases. Kootenai County has 2,542 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,109 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 642 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 24 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 656 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 273 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 738 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 88 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 648 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 20,901 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,641 health care workers have tested positive for the virus 3,034 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Sept. 22)

Health officials have announced 446 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 38,347.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by four to 451. Ada, Bonneville, Canyon and Payette counties each reporter on additional death on Tuesday.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,455. Canyon County follows with 7,973 cases. Kootenai County has 2,517 cases. Bonneville County has 2,505 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,090 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 641 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 21 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 650 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 265 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 733 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 87 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 637 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 20,674 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,605 health care workers have tested positive for the virus 3,021 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Sept. 21)

Health officials have announced 410 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 37,901.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by four to 447. Bear Lake and Custer counties each reported their first death related to COVID-19 on Monday. Kootenai reported two more case, bringing its county total to 35.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,417. Canyon County follows with 7,929 cases. Kootenai County has 2,504 cases. Bonneville County has 2,464 cases. Twin Falls County has 2,072 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 638 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 21 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 639 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 263 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 728 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 87 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 628 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 20,485 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,579 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,998 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Sept. 17)

Health officials have announced 396 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 36,489.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by five to 434.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,164. Canyon County follows with 7,809 cases. Kootenai County has 2,419 cases. Bonneville County has 2,319 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,976 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 621 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 17 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 619 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 259 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 712 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 84 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 609 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 19,691 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,519 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,956 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Sept. 16)

Health officials have announced 283 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 36,093.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by four to 429. Canyon County reported three more deaths bringing the county total to 96. Each Jerome, Nez Perce and Payette counties each reported one new death on Wednesday.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,106. Canyon County follows with 7,775 cases. Kootenai County has 2,400 cases. Bonneville County has 2,290 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,938 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 617 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 17 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 613 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 256 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 701 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 84 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 598 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 19,405 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,475 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,895 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Sept. 15)

Health officials have announced 278 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 35,810.

The statewide death toll related to the virus increased by four to 423.

On Tuesday, the state reported a total of three multisystem inflammatory syndrome cases in children. The two new cases were in south central Idaho. Both children were hospitalized. The first reported case in the state was in mid-August.

MIS-C is a rare health condition that has affected some children and teenagers who have contracted COVID-19. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), children with MIS-C may experience inflammation in several areas of the body including the heart, lungs, brain, kidneys and other major organs. The cause of this condition is currently unknown.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 12,043. Canyon County follows with 7,729 cases. Kootenai County has 2,382 cases. Bonneville County has 2,257 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,932 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 616 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has seven confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 608 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 254 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 695 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 83 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 594 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 19,075 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,440 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,879 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Monday, Sept. 14)

Health officials have announced 253 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 35,532.

The statewide death toll increased by one to 419.

On Monday, the South Central Idaho Health District said community spread has been detected in Camas County, which indicates at least one case of novel coronavirus that has done no out-of-state travel and no contact with a person with a confirmed case of COVID-19. The health district lists six confirmed cases of Camas County

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,980. Canyon County follows with 7,718 cases. Kootenai County has 2,375 cases. Bonneville County has 2,230 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,911 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 614 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has six confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 599 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 254 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 689 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 83 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 584 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 18,826 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,404 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,865 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Saturday, Sept. 12)

Health officials have announced 217 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 35,167.

The statewide death toll increased by three to 415.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,923. Canyon County follows with 7,671 cases. Kootenai County has 2,357 cases. Bonneville County has 2,165 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,871 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 610 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has five confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 596 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 249 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 681 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 83 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 584 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 18,406 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,379 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,818 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Friday, Sept. 11)

Health officials have announced 333 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 34,950.

The statewide death toll increased by five to 412.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,873. Canyon County follows with 7,618 cases. Kootenai County has 2,335 cases. Bonneville County has 2,128 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,862 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 609 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has four confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 594 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 247 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 677 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 82 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 584 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 18,052 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,348 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,740 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Sept. 10)

Health officials have announced 430 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 34,617.

The statewide death toll increased by one to 407.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,823. Canyon County follows with 7,618 cases. Kootenai County has 2,322 cases. Bonneville County has 2,055 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,840 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 609 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has four confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 594 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 247 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 676 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 80 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 583 confirmed and probable cases.

To date, 17,599 people are estimated to have recovered from the virus, 2,300 health care workers have tested positive for the virus, 2,683 cases have been asymptomatic.

UPDATE (Thursday, Sept. 10)

Health officials have announced 430 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 34,617.

The statewide death toll increased by one to 407.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 609 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has four confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 594 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 247 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 676 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 80 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 583 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Sept. 9)

Health officials have announced 329 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 34,310.

The statewide death toll increased by one to 406.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,750. Canyon County follows with 7,575 cases. Kootenai County has 2,302 cases. Bonneville County has 2,025 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,185 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 608 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has four confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 592 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 245 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 661 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 74 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 574 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Sept. 8)

Health officials have announced 240 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 33,981.

The statewide death toll increased by one to 389.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,688. Canyon County follows with 7,526 cases. Kootenai County has 2,286 cases. Bonneville County has 1,996 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,805 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 607 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has four confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 590 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 244 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 647 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 73 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 572 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Monday, Sept. 7)

Health officials have announced 74 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 33,741.

The statewide death toll increased by one to 385.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,628. Canyon County follows with 7,491 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,271 cases. Bonneville County has 1,982 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,797 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 607 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has four confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 588 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 243 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 639 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 74 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 570 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Saturday, Sept. 5)

Health officials have announced 281 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 33,477.

The state wide death toll increased by two to 384.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,558. Canyon County follows with 7,435 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,263 cases. Bonneville County has 1,926 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,768 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 606 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has four confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 587 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 242 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 627 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 74 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 570 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Friday, Sept. 4)

Health officials have announced 263 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 33,196.

The state wide death toll increased by 10 to 382, with deaths in Ada, Adams, Bingham, Canyon, Minidoka, Twin Falls and Shoshone counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,468. Canyon County follows with 7,385 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,243 cases. Bonneville County has 1,907 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,758 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 606 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has four confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 587 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 240 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 624 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 73 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 569 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Thursday, Sept. 3)

Health officials have announced 263 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 32,927.

The state wide death toll stays at 372.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,411. Canyon County follows with 7,332 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,237 cases. Bonneville County has 1,884 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,734 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 606 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has four confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 586 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 240 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 617 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 70 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 564 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Sept. 2)

Health officials have announced 296 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 32,664.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare said the coronavirus-related death toll in the state has increased by seven to 372 deaths across Idaho. Ada, Bannock, Canyon and Minidoka counties each reported one new death related to the virus on Wednesday.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,374. Canyon County follows with 7,304 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,220 cases. Bonneville County has 1,831 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,695 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 604 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has four confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 584 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 237 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 603 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 68 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 563 confirmed and probable cases.

So far, 15,585 people are presumed to have recovered and 2,465 cases are asymptomatic

UPDATE (Tuesday, Sept. 1)

Health officials have announced 280 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 32,368.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare said the coronavirus-related death toll in the state has increased by seven to 368 deaths across Idaho. Ada and Canyon counties each reported two new deaths. Benewah, Bonneville and Kootenai counties each reported one new death related to the virus.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,267. Canyon County follows with 7,261 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,200 cases. Bonneville County has 1,817 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,689 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 606 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has four confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 583 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 232 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 603 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 67 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 556 confirmed and probable cases.

So far, 15,212 people are presumed to have recovered, 2,404 cases are asymptomatic, and 1,394 people have been hospitalized.

UPDATE (Monday, Aug. 31)

Health officials have announced 221 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 32,088.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare said the coronavirus-related death toll in the state has increased by two to 361 deaths across Idaho.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,176. Canyon County follows with 7,222 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,187 cases. Bonneville County has 1,777 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,685 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 606 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has four confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 581 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 231 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 601 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 67 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 550 confirmed and probable cases.

So far, 14,963 people are presumed to have recovered, 2,358 cases are asymptomatic, and 1,394 people have been hospitalized.

UPDATE (Saturday Aug. 29)

Health officials have announced 293 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 31,677.

The death toll has increased by 5, to 358 deaths across Idaho.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 11,080. Canyon County follows with 7,126 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,169 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,665 cases and Bonneville County has 1,720 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 604 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has four confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 580 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 224 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 596 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 67 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 552 confirmed and probable cases.

So far, 14,490 people are presumed to have recovered, 2,340 cases are asymptomatic, and 1,365 people have been hospitalized.

UPDATE (Friday, Aug. 28)

Health officials have announced 262 new confirmed and probable cases of the cronavirus in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 31,384.

The death toll has increased by 10, to 353 deaths across Idaho.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 10,982. Canyon County follows with 7,051 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,164 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,650 cases and Bonneville County has 1,697 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 601 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has four confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 580 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 219 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 592 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 66 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 550 confirmed and probable cases.

So far, 14,175 people are presumed to have recovered, 2,321 cases are asymptomatic, and 1,349 people have been hospitalized.

UPDATE (Thursday, Aug. 27)

Health officials have announced 342 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 31,112.

The death toll has increased by six, to 343 deaths across Idaho.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 10,930. Canyon County follows with 7,004 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,150 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,640 cases and Bonneville County has 1,647 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 601 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has three confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 578 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 215 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 589 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 67 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 547 confirmed and probable cases.

So far, 13,928 people are presumed to have recovered, 2,293 cases are asymptomatic, and 1,328 people have been hospitalized.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Aug. 26)

Health officials have announced 305 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus in Idaho, bringing the statewide total to 30,780.

The death toll has increased to 337 deaths, coming out of Ada, Bingham, Kootneai, Shoshone, Washington and Boundary counties.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 10,853. Canyon County follows with 6,950 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,136 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,628 cases and Bonneville County has 1,596 cases.

In the rest of the Magic and Wood River Valley cases increased as well.

Blaine County has 598 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have two confirmed cases.
Cassia County has 573 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 211 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 579 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 66 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County 540 confirmed and probable cases.

So far, 13,657 people are presumed to have recovered, 2,235 cases are asymptomatic, and 1,304 people have been hospitalized.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Aug. 25)

On Tuesday, Idaho health officials reported 405 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19. This brings the state total to 30,475 cases.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported several more confirmed and probable deaths related to the virus, bringing the state total to 326. Cassia County reported two more deaths, bringing the county total to three, and Twin Falls County reported one more death, bringing the county total to 34.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 10,748. Canyon County follows with 6,910 cases, and reported five more deaths related to the virus on Tuesday. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,074 cases and repor

ted one more death. Twin Falls County has 1,610 cases and Bonneville County has 1,582 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 596 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has two confirmed cases.
Cassia County is at 57 2confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 209 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome county has 576 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 64 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 539 confirmed and probable

To date, 13,353 are considered recovered and 2,205 of cases were without symptoms.

UPDATE (Monday, Aug. 24)

On Monday, Idaho health officials reported 217 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19. This brings the state total to 30,070 cases.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported several more confirmed and probable deaths related to the virus, bringing the state total to 314, which equates to 17.6 deaths per 100,000.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 10,664. Canyon County follows with 6,825 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,074 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,604 cases and Bonneville County has 1,553 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 595 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County now has two confirmed cases.
Cassia County is at 570 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 200 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome county has 571 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 63 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 528 confirmed and probable

To date, more than 13,000 are considered recovered and 2,081 of cases were without symptoms.

UPDATE (Thursday, Aug.20)

On Thursday, Idaho health officials reported 424 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19. This brings the state total to 29,120.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported several additional deaths related to the virus. Fremont County reported its first death. Shoshone County reported five new deaths. Canyon County added two and Kootenai County added one.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 10,348. Canyon County follows with 6,650 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,049 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,571 cases and Bonneville County has 1,441 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 593 confirmed and probable cases.

· Camas County now has two confirmed cases.

· Cassia County is at 569 confirmed and probable cases.

· Gooding County has 191 confirmed and probable cases.

· Jerome county has 544 confirmed and probable cases.

· Lincoln County has 63 confirmed and probable cases.

· Minidoka County has 524 confirmed and probable

To date, more than 12,000 are considered recovered and 2,073 of cases were without symptoms.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Aug. 19)

On Wednesday, Idaho health officials reported 370 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19. This brings the state total to 28,696.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported nine additional deaths related to the virus. Four were in Ada County, three were in Shoshone County and two were in Bingham County.

The five counties with the most confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are Ada County with 10,228. Canyon County follows with 6,589 cases. Kootenai County has the third highest with 2,033 cases. Twin Falls County has 1,548 cases and Bonneville County has 1,394 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

· Blaine County has 592 confirmed and probable cases.

· Camas County now has two confirmed cases.

· Cassia County is at 565 confirmed and probable cases.

· Gooding County has 188 confirmed and probable cases.

· Jerome county has 537 confirmed and probable cases.

· Lincoln County has 63 confirmed and probable cases.

· Minidoka County has 517 confirmed and probable

To date, more than 11,000 are considered recovered and of cases were without symptoms.

State and commercial laboratories have processed nearly 230,000 tests since the start of the pandemic; 1,977 were newly added on Wednesday.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Aug. 18)

On Tuesday, Idaho health officials reported 384 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19. This brings the state total to 28,326.

Nine more deaths were reported Tuesday throughout the state, bringing the state total to 282.

Ada County is now reporting more than 10,000 confirmed and probable cases of the virus.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported four additional deaths related to the virus,. Two of those were in Canyon County and one each in Kootenai and Owyhee counties.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 590 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have just one case.
Cassia County is at 560 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 185 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome county has 532 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 62 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 509 confirmed and probable
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,537 cases.

UPDATE (Monday, Aug. 17)

On Monday, Idaho health officials reported 282 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19. This brings the state total to 27,942

Ada County is now reporting ore than 10,000 confirmed and probable cases of the virus.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported four additional deaths related to the virus,. Two of those were in Canyon County and one each in Kootenai and Owyhee counties.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 586 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have just one case.
Cassia County is at 553 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 183 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome county has 528 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 62 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 507 confirmed and probable
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,533 cases.

UPDATE (Saturday, Aug. 15)

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 304 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Saturday, bringing the state total to 25,661 confirmed cases and 1,816 probable cases.

To date, 10,616 are considered recovered and 1,845 of positive cases were asymptomatic, according to state record keeping.

The state reported 4 new deaths related to the virus, bringing the state total to 269.

Ada County has 9,924 confirmed and probable cases of the virus.
Canyon County has 6,308 cases.
Kootenai County has 1,989 cases.
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,517 cases.
Bonneville County is reporting the fifth most cases among Idaho counties, reporting a total of 1,281 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 585 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is at 545 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 503 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 180 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 61 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have just one case.

UPDATE (Friday, Aug. 14)

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 542 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Friday, bringing the state total to 25,383 confirmed cases and 1,788 probable cases.

To date, 10,369 are considered recovered and 1,807 of positive cases were asymptomatic, according to state record keeping.

The state reported 14 new deaths related to the virus, bringing the state total to 265.

Ada County has 9,753 confirmed and probable cases of the virus.
Canyon County has 6,257 cases.
Kootenai County has 1,972 cases.
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,506 cases.
Bonneville County is reporting the fifth most cases among Idaho counties, reporting a total of 1,266 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 584 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is at 544 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 503 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 179 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 61 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have just one case.

UPDATE (Thursday, Aug. 13)

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported nearly 500 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, bringing the state total to 24,883 confirmed cases and 1,748 probable cases.

To date, 10,089 are considered recovered and 1,761 of positive cases were asymptomatic, according to state record keeping.

The state reported five new deaths related to the virus, all of which were in Ada County, bringing the state total to 251.

Ada County has 9,595 confirmed and probable cases of the virus.
Canyon County has 6,137 cases.
Kootenai County has 1,946 cases.
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,482 cases.
Bonneville County is reporting the fifth most cases among Idaho counties, reporting a total of 1,206 cases.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 582 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is at 543 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 498 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 175 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 60 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have just one case.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Aug. 12)

Confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 have surpassed 26,000 in Idaho.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 538 new cases on Wednesday, bringing the state total to 24,418 confirmed cases and 1,715 probable cases.

To date, 9,850 are considered recovered and 1,708 of positive cases were asymptomatic, according to state record keeping.

Butte and Lewis counties reported their first positive cases of COVID-19 in the state. Now all of Idaho’s 44 counties have at least one confirmed case of the virus.

The state reported no new deaths, leaving the state total so far at 246.

Ada County has 9,425 confirmed and probable cases of the virus and 85 deaths associated with COVID-19. Canyon County has 6,064 cases and 51 deaths.
Kootenai County has 1,922 cases and 16 deaths.
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,464 cases and 32 deaths.
Bonneville County is reporting the fifth most cases among Idaho counties, reporting a total of 1,176 cases, and four deaths.

Cases in the remaining the Magic and Wood River valleys include:

Blaine County has 578 confirmed and probable cases, with a total of six deaths.
Cassia County is at 532 confirmed and probable cases and one death.
Minidoka County has 486 confirmed and probable cases and two deaths.
Gooding County has 174 confirmed and probable cases and one death.
Lincoln County has 59 confirmed and probable cases, and no reported deaths.
Camas County continues to have just one case.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Aug. 11)

Idaho health officials reported Tuesday nearly 500 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, bringing the state total to 25,595.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported Monday a total of 23,950 confirmed cases and 1,645 probable cases. To date, 9,548 are considered recovered and 1,657 were positive cases without symptoms.

Ada County has 9,315 confirmed and probable cases of the virus, having the most cases among Idaho counties.
Canyon County has 5,951 cases.
Kootenai County has 1,856 cases.
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,435.
Bonneville County reported a total of 1,112 cases.

In the Magic and Wood River valleys,

Blaine County has 578 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is at 527 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 479 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 170 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 59 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have just one case.

UPDATE (Monday, Aug. 10)

Confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 have surpassed 25,000 in Idaho.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 429 new cases on Monday, bringing the state total to 23,525 confirmed cases and 1,575 probable cases since the state began monitoring the outbreak in March.

To date, 9,341 are considered recovered and 1,634 of positive cases were asymptomatic, according to state record keeping.

The state reported two more deaths on Monday. Both were in Ada County, totaling 83 for the county. The new numbers bring the state total to 239.

Ada County has 9,144 confirmed and probable cases of the virus, having the most cases among Idaho counties.
Canyon County has 5,869 cases.
Kootenai County has 1,792 cases.
Twin Falls County has the fourth highest number of cases in the state at 1,430.
Bonneville County has seen a significant increase in the number of cases in recent weeks and is now reporting the fifth most cases among Idaho counties. On Monday, the county reported a total of 1,075 cases.

In the Magic and Wood River valleys,

Blaine County has 577 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County is at 525 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 480 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 169 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 59 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County continues to have just one case.

As of Monday, the state and private laboratories have conducted more than 206,000 tests, adding more than 1,900 on Monday.

Numbers as of Saturday showed hospitals across Idaho listed 189 people hospitalized with confirmed or suspected COVID-19, and 32 were being treated in an intensive care unit. Monday’s state numbers show 444 available ventilators in the state at 128 available ICU beds.

UPDATE (Saturday, Aug. 8)

Idaho recorded six new deaths (out of Ada and Kootenai Counties) and 573 new and probable coronavirus cases Saturday.

This brings the statewide numbers to 24,495 confirmed and probable cases and 235 deaths.

Ada County saw 212 new cases, bringing them to 8,932 cases.

In the Magic and Wood River Valley, Twin Falls County now has 1,384 confirmed and probable cases, Cassia County is at 516 confirmed and probable cases, Minidoka County has 475 confirmed and probable cases. Gooding County has 161 confirmed and probable cases, Lincoln 56, Camas continues to have just one case, and Blaine stays at 575 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATE (Friday, Aug. 7)

Idaho has now reported 229 deaths related to the coronavirus. On Friday 523 new and probable cases were reported, bringing the statewide total to 23,922.

Ada County now has 8,720 cases.

In the Magic Valley, Twin Falls County has 1,313 cases, Cassia County has 513 cases, Gooding has 157, Jerome is at 461, Minidoka 469, Lincoln has 56, and Blaine County 575.

UPDATE (Thursday, Aug. 6)

Idaho has reached 223 deaths related to COVID-19. On Thursday, Idaho health officials reported 696 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the statewide total to 23,399.

The state reported six new coronavirus-related deaths in the state on Thursday, with new deaths reported in Ada, Bonneville, Canyon and Kootenai counties.

Ada County continues to lead the state with now 8,659. Canyon County has the second most with 5,453 cases and Kootenai County the third most with 1,729 cases.

To-date, 8,486 people are presumed recovered from the coronavirus and 1,537 have been asymptomatic.

In south central Idaho:

Blaine County has 575 cases.
Camas still has one case.
Cassia County has 503 cases.
Gooding County has 152 cases.
Jerome County has 458 cases.
Lincoln County has 56 cases.
Minidoka County has 464 cases.
Twin Falls County has the fourth most with 1,310 cases.

UPDATE (Wednesday, Aug. 5)

Idaho has reached 217 deaths related to COVID-19. On Wednesday, Idaho health officials reported 473 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the statewide total to 22,707.

The state reported 7 new coronavirus-related deaths in the state on Wednesday. Gem County reported its first COVID-19 death. Ada County reported seven new cases, bringing the county’s total to 71.

Ada County continues to lead the state with now 8,415. Canyon County has the second most with 5,100 cases and 43 deaths, and Kootenai County the third most with 1,668 cases and 14 deaths.

To-date, 8,207 people are presumed recovered from the coronavirus and 1,502 have been asymptomatic.

Blaine County has 573 cases and six deaths.
Cassia County: 498 cases and one death.
Gooding County: 149 cases and one death,
Jerome County: 449 cases and six deaths.
Lincoln County: 54 cases.
Minidoka County: 459 cases and two deaths.
Twin Falls County has the fourth most with 1,283 cases and 32 deaths.

UPDATE (Tuesday, Aug. 4)

Idaho has reached 210 deaths related to COVID-19. On Tuesday, Idaho health officials reported 559 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the statewide total to 22,234.

The state reported 10 new coronavirus-related deaths in the state on Tuesday. Ada County reported two new deaths, bringing the county’s total to 66.

Ada County continues to lead the state with now 8,280. Canyon County has the second most with 5,111 cases and 42 deaths, and Kootenai County the third most with 1,633 cases and 14 deaths.

To-date, 7,875 people are presumed recovered from the coronavirus and 1,448 have been asymptomatic.

Twin Falls County has the fourth most with 1,257 cases and 32 deaths.
Blaine County has 571 cases and six deaths.

In the rest of the Magic Valley:

Cassia County: 491 cases and one death.
Gooding County: 144 cases and one death,
Jerome County: 439 cases and six deaths.
Lincoln County: 53 cases.
Minidoka County: 452 cases and two deaths.

UPDATE (Monday, Aug. 3)

Idaho has reached 200 deaths related to COVID-19. On Monday, Idaho health officials reported 331 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the statewide total to 21,675.

Ada County continues to lead the state with now 8,069 cases and 64 deaths, Canyon County has the second most with 4,959 cases and 37 deaths, and Kootenai County the third most with 1,620 cases and 13 deaths.

To-date, 7,617 people are presumed recovered from the coronavirus and 1,376 have been asymptomatic.

Twin Falls County has the fourth most with 1,238 cases and 31 deaths.
Blaine County has 570 cases and six deaths.

In the rest of the Magic Valley:

Cassia County: 483 cases and one death.
Gooding County: 142 cases and one death,
Jerome County: 433 cases and six deaths.
Lincoln County: 53 cases.
Minidoka County: 444 cases and two deaths.

UPDATE (Saturday, Aug. 1)

Idaho is nearing 200 deaths, seeing 13 deaths Friday and Saturday combined. On Saturday, health officials reported 393 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing the statewide total to 21,114.

Ada County continues to lead the state with now 8,004 cases and 62 deaths, Canyon has the second most with 4,778 cases and 37 deaths, and Kootenai the third most with 1,574 cases and 13 deaths.

Twin Falls County has the fourth most with 1,206 cases and 31 deaths.
Blaine County has 569 cases and six deaths.

In the rest of the Magic Valley:

Cassia County: 472 cases and one death.
Gooding County: 134 cases and one death,
Jerome County: 420 cases and six deaths.
Lincoln County: 50 cases.
Minidoka County: 428 cases and two deaths.

UPDATE (Thursday, July 30)

The Idaho Department of Heath and Welfare reported four more COVID-19-related deaths on Thursday in the state. Health officials also reported 567 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus in the state, bringing the state total to 20,246 cases.

Ada County reported two more deaths related to the virus, bringing the county total to 55. Canyon County has the second most coronavirus related deaths in the state at 34. Kootenai and Twin Falls counties each reported one more death on Thursday.

Ada, Canyon and Kootenai counties are reporting the highest total cases in the state. Ada County is at total of 7,681 confirmed and probable cases, up 166 cases from Wednesday. Canyon county is at 4,595, up 146 cases, and Kootenai is reporting 1,499 cases.

In the Magic Valley:

Blaine County is reporting 567 confirmed and probable cases and six deaths.
Cassia County is reporting 448 cases and one death.
Gooding County is reporting 128 cases and one death.
Jerome County is reporting 409 cases and six deaths.
Lincoln County is reporting 50 cases.
Minidoka County is reporting 416 cases and two deaths.
Twin Falls County is 1,171 cases and 30 deaths.

COVID-19 hospitalizations on the rise in Idaho

UPDATE (Wednesday, July 29)

The Idaho Department of Heath and Welfare reported 13 COVID-19-related deaths on Wednesday in the state. Health officials also reported 457 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus in the state, bringing the state total to 19,679 cases.

Shoshone County reported its first death related to the virus, Kootenai County reported six additional deaths on Wednesday. Ada County reported three more, Canyon County reported two more and Minidoka County reports its second death.

Ada, Canyon and Kootenai counties are reporting the highest total cases in the state with 7,515 cases, 4,449 cases and 1,426 cases respectively.

To-date n the Magic Valley:

Blaine County is reporting 567 confirmed and probable cases and six deaths.
Cassia County is reporting 435 cases and one death.
Gooding County is reporting 126 cases and one death.
Jerome County is reporting 398 cases and six deaths.
Lincoln County is reporting 50 cases.
Minidoka County is reporting 409 cases and two deaths.
Twin Falls County is 1,146 cases and 29 deaths.

UPDATE (Tuesday, July 28) The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported Tuesday 528 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state total to 19,222 — 18,072 are confirmed cases and 1,150 are probable COVID-19 cases.

So far, more than 6,200 people have recovered from the virus.

Idaho health officials reported eight new COVID-19-related deaths on Tuesday throughout the state. According to the state’s coronavirus website, three were in Ada County, two were in Canyon County, two were in Twin Falls County and Boise County reported its first. This brings the total deaths related to the coronavirus in the state to 160.

Ada County is reporting a total of 7,378 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County is reporting 4,333 cases. Kootenai County is reporting the third highest numbers in the state with 1,377 cases.

Twin Falls County is reporting 1,138 confirmed and probable cases.
Blaine County has 566 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 430 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 401 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 392 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 124 confirmed and probable cases,
Lincoln County has 49 confirmed and probable cases
Camas County has one confirmed case.

To-date, the state also reported a total of 1,196 asymptomatic cases, 1,112 cases among health care workers who, 783 hospitalizations and 232 intensive care unit admissions.

UPDATE (Monday, July 27) The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported Monday 517 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state total to 18,694. So far, nearly 6,000 people have recovered from the virus.

Idaho health officials reported six additional COVID-19 related deaths on Monday throughout the state. According to the state’s coronavirus website, two of those were in Ada County, three were in Canyon County and one was in Bannock County. This brings the total deaths related to the coronavirus in the state to 152.

Ada County is reporting 111 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 7,203. Canyon County is reporting 147 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 4,255. Kootenai County is reporting the third highest numbers in the state with 1,339 cases.

Twin Falls County is reporting 1,064 confirmed and probable cases.
Blaine County has 563 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 424 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 391 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 383 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 119 confirmed and probable cases,
Lincoln County has 48 confirmed and probable cases
Camas County has one confirmed case.

To-date, the state also reported a total of 1,154 asymptomatic cases, 1,076 cases among health care workers who, 750 hospitalizations, 224 intensive care unit admissions and 750 cases hospitalized.

UPDATED (Friday, July 24)

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 528 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state total to 17,264. So far 5,251 people have recovered from the virus.

Idaho health officials reported six additional COVID-19 related deaths on Friday throughout the state.

The state’s coronavirus website reported three of the deaths in Ada County and three in Canyon County.

Ada County is reporting 145 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 6,732. Canyon County is reporting 131 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 3,814. Kootenai County is reporting the third highest numbers in the state with 1,246 cases.

Next, Twin Falls County is reporting 1,023 confirmed and probable cases.
Blaine County has 560 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 398 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 367 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 355 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 111 confirmed and probable cases,
Lincoln County has 47 confirmed and probable cases
Camas County has one confirmed case.

UPDATED (Thursday, July 23)

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 414 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state total to 16,736. So far 5,008 people have recovered from the virus.

Idaho health officials reported three additional COVID-19 related deaths on Thursday throughout the state.

The state’s coronavirus website reported two of the deaths in Ada County and one in Canyon County.

Ada County is reporting 164 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 6,587. Canyon County is reporting 85 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 3,683. Kootenai County is reporting the third highest numbers in the state with 1,204 cases.

Next, Twin Falls County is reporting 983 confirmed and probable cases.
Blaine County has 560 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 384 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 361 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 334 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 104 confirmed and probable cases,
Lincoln County has 45 confirmed and probable cases
Camas County has one confirmed case.

UPDATED (Wednesday, July 22)

Idaho health officials reported nine additional COVID-19 related deaths on Wednesday throughout the state.

The state’s coronavirus website reported five of the deaths in Ada County, two in Canyon County, one in Blaine County and one in Twin Falls County.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 500 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, bringing the state total to 16,322. So far 4,746 people have recovered from the virus.

Ada County is reporting 227 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 6,423. Canyon County is reporting 105 new cases, bringing the county’s total to 3,598. Kootenai County is reporting the third highest numbers in the state with 1,161 cases.

Next, Twin Falls County is reporting 960 confirmed and probable cases.
Blaine County has 562 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 388 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 361 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 328 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 100 confirmed and probable cases,
Lincoln County has 44 confirmed and probable cases
Camas County has one confirmed case.

UPDATE (Tuesday, July 21)

Idaho health officials added four more deaths to number of COVID-19-related deaths in the state on Tuesday bringing the state total to 126. Three of the deaths were reported in two Idaho counties reporting the mot number of cases: Two additional in Ada County bringing the total to 35 and one more in Canyon County bringing its total number of deaths to 20.

Jefferson County reported its first coronavirus related death on Tuesday.

The state’s coronavirus website reported a total of 15,822 confirmed and probable cases, up 556 from Monday.

The state also reported 4,504 cases that are presumed recovered.

Here is a look at cases in the Magic Valley for Tuesday:

Blaine County reported 561 cases, up two from Monday
Cassia County reported 381 cases, down one from Monday
Gooding County reported 97 cases, up two from Monday
Jerome County reported 360 cases, up four from Monday
Lincoln County reported 44 cases, down one from Monday
Minidoka County reported 325 cases, up eight from Monday
Twin Falls County reported 951 cases, up five from Monday

UPDATE (Monday, July 20)

Idaho health officials reported 393 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases Monday, bringing the state total to 15,266 cases and reported three new deaths related to the coronavirus. To-date 4,335 people are considered recovered from the virus.

Minidoka County reported its first COVID-19 death on Monday. The South Central Public Health District said the woman who died was 70 years old. She was hospitalized and had complicating health factors. Community spread was detected in Minidoka County on May 15.

The health district has asked all residents to take extra precautions to slow the spread of COVID-19, including practicing social distancing at all times, wearing a mask in public places, and isolating immediately if they begin showing symptoms of any virus.

The two other deaths were reported in Ada and Bingham counties.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 5,979 confirmed and probable cases in Ada County. Canyon County reported an additional 154 cases on Monday, bringing the county’s total to 3,317. Kootenai County is reporting the third highest numbers in the state with 1,067 cases.

Next, Twin Falls County is reporting 946 confirmed and probable cases
Blaine County has 558 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 382 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County has 356 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 317 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 95 confirmed and probable cases,
Lincoln County has 45 confirmed and probable cases
Camas County has one confirmed case.

South Central Public Health District is running two COVID-19 informational hotlines, one in English at 208-737-1138, and one in Spanish, at 208-737-5965. These hotlines are currently running from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

UPDATED (Sunday, July 19)

Idaho health officials reported 571 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases Sunday, bringing the state total to 14,873 cases and 119 deaths respectively. To-date 4,149 people are considered recovered from the virus.

Ada County now has 5,900 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County has the next highest number of total reported cases since tracking began in March, with 3,163 cases.

Twin Falls County has the 4th most, with 927 confirmed and probable cases, Blaine County has 556 confirmed and probable cases.

In the rest of the Magic Valley, Jerome County has 351 confirmed and probable cases, Lincoln County has 45 confirmed and probable cases, Gooding County has 95 confirmed and probable cases, Camas County has one confirmed case.

Minidoka County has 308 confirmed and probable cases, and Cassia County, 360 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATED (Saturday, July 18)

Idaho health officials reported 550 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases and one more death related to coronavirus Saturday, bringing the state total to 14,302 cases and 119 deaths respectively. To-date 3,989 people are considered recovered from the virus.

Ada County now has 5,723 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County has the next highest number of total reported cases since tracking began in March, with 2,986 cases.

Twin Falls County has the 4th most, with 920 confirmed and probable cases, Blaine County has 556 confirmed and probable cases.

In the rest of the Magic Valley, Jerome County has 349 confirmed and probable cases, Lincoln County has 46 confirmed and probable cases, Gooding County has 95 confirmed and probable cases, Camas County has one confirmed case.

Minidoka County has 300 confirmed and probable cases, and Cassia County, 356 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATED (Friday, July 17)

Idaho health officials reported 619 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases and four more deaths related to coronavirus Friday, bringing the state total to 13,752 cases and 118 deaths respectively. To-date 3,827 people are considered recovered from the virus.

On Friday, two of the deaths were in Ada County and the other two were in Canyon County.

Ada County now has 5,457 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County has the next highest number of total reported cases since tracking began in March, with 2,834 cases.

Twin Falls County has the third most with 907 cases, reporting 13 news cases Friday.
Blaine County has 555 confirmed and probable cases, with no new cases Friday.
Cassia County has 345 confirmed and probable cases, up three on Friday
Jerome County has 345 confirmed and probable cases, a raise of eight.
Minidoka County has 293 confirmed and probable cases, up five.
Gooding County has 94 confirmed and probable cases, up one.
Lincoln County has 45 confirmed and probable cases, a raise of two cases.
Camas County sits with one confirmed case.

UPDATED (Thursday, July 16)

Idaho health officials reported 688 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases and four more deaths related to coronavirus Thursday, bringing the state total to 13,133 cases and 114 deaths respectively. To-date 3,376 people are considered recovered from the virus.

On Thursday, Valley County reported it’s first death related to the virus. Two of the deaths were in Ada County and one was in Canyon County.

Ada County now has more than 5,000 confirmed and probable cases, at 5,132. Canyon County has the next highest number of total reported cases since tracking began in March, with 2,730 cases.

Twin Falls County has the third most with 894 cases, reporting 20 news cases since Wednesday.
Blaine County has 555 confirmed and probable cases, up one from Wednesday.
Cassia County has 342 confirmed and probable cases, up one from Wednesday
Jerome County has 337 confirmed and probable cases, up 11 from Wednesday.
Minidoka County has 288 confirmed and probable cases, up two from Wednesday.
Gooding County has 93 confirmed and probable cases, up one from Wednesday.
Lincoln County has 43 confirmed and probable cases, the same as Wednesday.
Camas County sits with one confirmed case.

UPDATE (Wednesday, July 15)

Idaho health officials reported 727 new confirmed and probable case of COVID-19 in the state Wednesday, the most the state has seen in a single day. This brings the state total to 12,445 cases. The death toll has been raised to 110, with 7 new deaths reported today.

Ada County now has 4,836 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County continues to have the second most in the state, with 2,555 cases as of Wednesday.

Twin Falls County has the third most with 874 cases.
Blaine County has 554 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 341 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome has 326 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 286 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 92 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 43 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 1 confirmed case

UPDATE (Tuesday, July 14)

Idaho health officials reported 727 new confirmed and probable case of COVID-19 in the state Wednesday, the most the state has seen in a single day. bringing the state total to 11,718 cases. The death toll remains at 103.

Ada County now has 4,541 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County continues to have the second most in the state, with 2,281 cases as of Saturday.

Twin Falls County has the third most with 861 cases.
Blaine County has 551 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 339 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome has 315 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 281 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 87 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 43 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 1 confirmed case

UPDATE (Monday, July 13)

Idaho health officials reported 500 new confirmed and probable case of COVID-19 in the state Monday, bringing the state total to 11,402 cases. The death toll remains at 102.

Ada County now has 4,448 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County continues to have the second most in the state, with 2,178 cases as of Saturday.

Twin Falls County has the third most with 853 cases.
Blaine County has 551 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 330 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome has 314 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 277 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 86 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 43 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 1 confirmed case.

UPDATE (Saturday, July 11)

Idaho health officials reported 577 new confirmed and probable case of COVID-19 in the state Saturday, setting a new daily record, and bringing the state total to 10,505 cases, and 102 deaths.

Five hundred confirmed and probable cases were reported Friday.

Ada County now has 3,975 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County continues to have the second most in the state, with 2,010 cases as of Saturday.

Twin Falls County has the third most with 816 cases.
Blaine County has 549 confirmed and probable cases.
Cassia County has 330 confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome has 314 confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County has 277 confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County has 86 confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County has 43 confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has 1 confirmed case.

UPDATE (Thursday, July 9)

Idaho health officials reported 459 new confirmed and probable case of COVID-19 in the state Thursday bringing the state total to 9,428 cases.

Ada County now has 3,596 confirmed and probable cases. Canyon County accounted for 104 of the new cases, bringing that county’s total to 1,665 cases.

Twin Falls County saw 29 new and probable cases from Tuesday bringing the county total to 788 cases.

Idaho saw two new deaths reported Thursday, bringing the total to 100. The number of total hospitalizations and intensive care unit admissions hit 432 and 137, respectively.

Blaine County now has the second most total confirmed and probably cases in the south central district with 546.
Cassia County now has 307 total confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County now has 280 total confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County now has 250 total confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County now has 79 total confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County now has 48 total confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has had one total confirmed case.

UPDATE (Wednesday, July 8)

Idaho health officials reported 430 new confirmed and probable case of COVID-19 in the state Wednesday, bringing the state total to 8,969 cases.

Ada County saw 178 new and probable cases, bringing the county’s total to 3,431 cases. Canyon County accounted for 76 of the new cases, bringing that county’s total to 1,561 cases.

Twin Falls County saw 29 new and probable cases from Tuesday bringing the county total to 756 cases.

Idaho saw four new deaths reported Wednesday, three in Canyon County and one in Washington County, bringing the total to 98. The number of total hospitalizations and intensive care unit admissions hit 411 and 133, respectively.

Blaine County now has the second most total confirmed and probably cases in the south central district with 544.
Cassia County now has 297 total confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County now has 270 total confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County now has 238 total confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County now has 71 total confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County now has 38 total confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has had one total confirmed and probable cases with zero still being monitored.

UPDATE (Tuesday, July 7)

Idaho health officials reported 487 new confirmed and probable case of COVID-19 in the state on Tuesday, bringing the state total to 8,539 cases.

Ada County for more than half of those cases up 252 from Monday, bringing the county’s total to 3,253 cases. Canyon county accounted for 86 of the new cases, bringing that county’s total to 1,485 cases.

Twin Falls County saw an increases of 42 cases from Monday, bringing the county total to 727 cases. Deaths related to the corona virus in the state are still at 94. The number of total hospitalizes and intensive care unit admissions hit 396 and 130, respectively.

Blaine County now has the second most total confirmed and probably cases in the south central district with 543.
Cassia County now has 285 total confirmed and probable cases.
Jerome County now has 260 total confirmed and probable cases.
Minidoka County now has 227 total confirmed and probable cases.
Gooding County now has 68 total confirmed and probable cases.
Lincoln County now has 37 total confirmed and probable cases.
Camas County has had one total confirmed and probable cases with zero still being monitored.

UPDATE (Monday, July 6)

The statewide total of COVID-19 cases is now at 8,052, with 319 new cases being reported on Monday by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. The Central Health District now has over 3,000 total cases, with Ada County recording a total number of confirmed and probable cases of 3,073. That’s according to the latest figures from the Central Health District.

The state death total is now at 94, with the latest death being recorded in Bingham County. Twin Falls County still has the most deaths among Idaho counties with 25. On Monday, the Twin Falls School District said two summer school students tested positive for COVID-19. The district said it was notified by health officials from the South Central Public Health District on June 24, and once notified, parents of children enrolled in the summer school were notified.

In the South Central Health District, several counties recorded increases from Saturday. Here’s a breakdown of the latest information from the South Central Public Health District, which shows Twin Falls County leads the district with 690 total confirmed and probable cases COIVD-19. Of those 690 total cases in Twin Falls County, 126 are still being monitored.

Blaine County now has the second most total confirmed and probably cases in the district with 542. Of those 542, 13 are still being monitored.
Cassia County now has 286 total confirmed and probable cases, with 73 still being monitored.
Jerome County now has 253 total confirmed and probable cases, with 22 still being monitored.
Minidoka County now has 222 total confirmed and probable cases, with 58 still being monitored.
Gooding County now has 66 total confirmed and probable cases, with 1 still being monitored.
Lincoln County now has 36 total confirmed and probable cases with zero still being monitored.
Camas County has had one total confirmed and probable cases with zero still being monitored.

UPDATE (Saturday, July 4)

Idaho health officials reported 376 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Saturday, down from Friday’s record setting 401.

2,858 people have been reported as recovered from coronavirus.

In western Idaho, Ada County has 2,631 cases confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, and Canyon County is reporting 1,253 cases.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County is reporting 539 cases, Cassia County is reporting 262 cases, Jerome County is reporting 247 cases, Minidoka County is reporting 202, Gooding County is reporting 66 cases, Lincoln County is reporting 36 cases, Twin Falls County is reporting 662 cases.

UPDATE (Friday, July 3)

Idaho health officials reported 401 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Friday, the most Idaho has seen in a single day.

2,831 people have been reported as recovered from coronavirus.

In western Idaho, Ada County has 2,507 cases confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, and Canyon County is reporting 1,092 cases.

In southcentral Idaho, Blaine County is reporting 539 cases, Cassia County is reporting 262 cases, Jerome County is reporting 246 cases, Minidoka County is reporting 201, Gooding County is reporting 66 cases, Lincoln County is reporting 36 cases, Twin Falls County is reporting 656 cases.

Counties	Confirmed and probable cases	Deaths
Twin Falls	656	25
Blaine	539	6
Cassia	262	1
Jerome	246	1
Minidoka	201	0
Gooding	66	1
Lincoln	36	0

UPDATE (Thursday, July 2)

Idaho health officials reported 223 news confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Thursday and made a correction to the number of people who have “recovered” from the coronavirus.

On Wednesday the state reported 4, 393 people had recovered from the coronavirus and noted “an error in auto-calculation was discovered” on Wednesday and has been fixed. Thursday’s number of recovered individuals was at 2,801.

In western Idaho, Ada County is 3,336 cases confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, and Canyon County is reporting 980 cases.

In southcentral Idaho, Blaine County is reporting 538 cases, Cassia County is reporting 260 cases, Jerome County is reporting 244 cases, Gooding County is reporting 65 cases, Lincoln County is reporting 36 cases, Minidoka County is reporting 201, Twin Falls County is reporting 642 cases.

UPDATE (Wednesday, July 1)

Idaho health officials report 235 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the state total to 6,370.

To-date, 4,393 people are considered recovered.

The state is reporting a total of 92 confirmed and probable deaths.

Ada County is reporting 2,288 cases, up from 119 since Tuesday.

Here is a glance at cases across the Magic and Wood River valley’s:

UPDATE (Tuesday, June 30)

Idaho health officials report 365 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the state total to 6,117.

To-date, 4,233 people are considered recovered.

The state is reporting a total of 92 confirmed and probable deaths, with an additional death recorded in Jerome County.

Ada County is reporting 2,169 cases, up from 129 since Monday.

Here is a glance at cases across the Magic and Wood River valleys:

UPDATE (Monday, June 29)

Idaho health officials report 209 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the state total to 5,752.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 224 news cases on Sunday. To-date, 4,073 people are considered recovered.

The state is reporting a total of 91 confirmed and probable deaths.

Ada County is reporting 2,040 cases up from 1,841 on Saturday.

Here is a glance at cases across the Magic and Wood River valleys:

UPDATE (Saturday, June 27)

Idaho health officials report 171 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Saturday, bringing the state wide total to 5,319.

Ada now has 1,841 leading the state. That’s up 89 from Friday.

Twin Falls County saw 5 new cases, bringing the total to 551, Blaine County saw a decrease of 1 case, bringing them back to 528

Jerome County is at 232 total, Cassia and Minidoka counties saw increases as well, bringing their totals to 209 and 153 respectively.

Gooding County’s total remains at 62. Lincoln County also had no new cases, staying at 36 cases.

UPDATE (Friday, June 26)

Idaho health officials report a record 283 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Friday, bringing the state wide total to 5,148.

The death toll raised to 91 deaths statewide, with Kootenai County recording its first coronavirus-related death.

Ada now has 1,752, leading the state. That’s up 167 from Thursday.

Twin Falls County saw 6 new cases, bringing the total to 546, Blaine County saw one new case, bringing them to 529.

Jerome County is at 232 total, Cassia and Minidoka counties saw increases as well, bringing their totals to 200 and 148 respectively.

Gooding County’s total remains at 62. Lincoln County also had no new cases, staying at 36 cases.

UPDATE (Thursday, June 25)

Idaho health officials report a record 220 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the state wide total to 4,865.

The death toll remains at 90 deaths statewide.

Ada now has 1,585, leading the state. That’s up 101 from Tuesday.

Twin Falls County saw 8 new cases, bringing the total to 540, Blaine County saw four new cases, bringing them to 528.

Jerome County is at 231 total, Cassia and Minidoka counties saw increases as well, bringing their totals to 193 and 138 respectively.

Gooding added a case, making their total 62. Lincoln county had no new confirmed cases, 36 cases.

UPDATE (Wednesday, June 24)

Idaho health officials report a record 243 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the state wide total to 4,645.

Ada County reported a new death, bringing to total to 90 deaths statewide.

Ada now has 1,484, leading the state. That’s up 101 from Tuesday.

Twin Falls County saw 10 new cases, bringing the total to 532, Blaine County saw one new case, bringing them to 524.

Jerome County saw an increase of 5, for 232 total, Cassia and Minidoka counties saw increases as well, bringing their totals to 191 and 136 respectively.

Gooding and Lincoln counties had no new confirmed cases, staying at 61 and 36 cases.

UPDATE (Tuesday, June 23)

Idaho health officials report 148 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the state total to 4,404.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare released the updated numbers on its website.

UPDATE (Monday, June 22)

Idaho has 128 new cases of the coronavirus reported Monday, making 4,258 confirmed and probable cases total.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 164 new cases on Monday.

Central Health Public District announced Monday it would be going back to stage 3 of the state’s reopening plan after recent increases in cases.

Ada County leads the state with 1,307 cases.

Blaine County has 520 cases.

In the Magic Valley, Twin Falls has 518 cases, Jerome County has 225 cases, Cassia County has 173 cases, Minidoka county has 124 cases, Gooding County has 61 cases and Lincoln County has 35 case.

Deaths related to the coronavirus in Idaho are at 89.

So far 3,405 people have recovered.

UPDATE (Saturday, June 20)

For the third day in a row, more than 100 new cases of the coronavirus have been reported in Idaho, with 135 cases being reported Saturday.

Idaho has now surpassed 4,000 cases, with 4,006 cases across the state.

Ada county has 1,166 cases, leading the state.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reports 519 cases, Twin Falls County reports 511 cases, Jerome County reports 216 cases, Cassia County reports 167 cases, Minidoka County reports 115 cases, Gooding County reports 61 cases and Lincoln County reports 35 cases.

UPDATE (Friday, June 19)

State health officials are reporting 128 new confirmed and probable cases Friday.

This brings the state total to 3,871, and the death toll remains at 89.

Cases in Ada County reached 1,100. Cases in Canyon County reached 403.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reports 518 cases, Twin Falls County reports 507 cases, Jerome County reports 216 cases, Cassia County reports 163 cases, Minidoka County reports 115 cases, Gooding County reports 60 cases and Lincoln County reports 35 cases.

UPDATE (Thursday, June 18)

Idaho health officials reported Thursday 111 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state, bringing the total to 3,743 cases.

So far 3,088 people are presumed recovered from the disease. Deaths related to the virus in the state are at 89.

Cases in Ada County reached 1,043. Cases in Canyon County reached 369.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reports 517 cases, Twin Falls County reports 504 cases, Jerome County report 216 cases, Cassia County reports 158 cases, Minidoka County reports 113 cases, Gooding County reports 60 cases and Lincoln County reports 35 cases.

UPDATE (Wednesday, June 17)

Idaho health officials reported Wednesday 92 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state, bringing the total to 3,632 cases.

So far 3,013 people are presumed recovered from the disease. Deaths related to the virus in the state are at 88.

Cases in Ada County reached 986. Cases in Canyon County reached 369.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reports 515 cases, Twin Falls County reports 499 cases, Jerome County report 214 cases, Cassia County reports 152 cases, Minidoka County reports 109 cases, Gooding County reports 60 cases and Lincoln County reports 35 cases.

UPDATE (Tuesday, June 16)

Idaho health officials reported Tuesday 78 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state, bringing the total to 3,540 cases. This is one of the highest reported numbers of new cases in one day

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare posted the numbers on the state's website. To-date, 2,921 people are presumed recovered from the virus.

More than one-third of the new cases were in Ada County with 947 cases, up from 915 the day before. About 16 of the new cases were reported in the Magic Valley.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reports 515 cases, Twin Falls County reports 489 cases, Jerome County report 211 cases, Cassia County reports 149 cases, Minidoka County reports 103 cases, Gooding County reports 60 cases and Lincoln County reports 35 cases.

The number of deaths related to the coronavirus throughout the state remains at 88.

UPDATE (Monday, June 15)

Health officials announced Monday Gooding County reported its first death related to COVID-19. This makes for the 88th death related to the virus in the state.

On Saturday, Eastern Idaho Public Health District announced Bonneville County reported its first death related to the virus.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced updated coronavirus numbers on Monday from Saturday.

The state has a total of 3,462 of confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus. So far 2,877 people have reportedly recovered from the virus.

Across the state Ada County reported 915 total cases of the coronavirus. Canyon County reported a total of 360 cases.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reports 515 cases, Twin Falls County reports 483 cases, Jerome County report 208 cases, Cassia County reports 143 cases, Minidoka County reports 103 cases, Gooding County reports 59 cases and Lincoln County reports 35 cases.

Correction: A previous version of this update listed Jerome County with 280 cases. That was a typographical error, the number should have read 208.

UPDATE (Saturday, June 13)

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reports 46 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state on Thursday bringing the state total to 3,399 cases. So far, 2,837 are presumed recovered.

The five counties with the highest number of reported cases include:

Ada County with 892 cases.

Blaine County is reporting 515 cases.

Twin Falls County is reporting 479 cases.

Canyon County is reporting 356 cases.

Jerome County is reporting 206 cases.

In the Magic Valley, the remaining counties reported the following number of cases:

Cassia County with 136 cases.

Minidoka County with 101 cases.

Gooding County with 59 cases.

Lincoln County with 35 cases.

Camas County with one case.

UPDATE (Friday, June 12)

Idaho health officials report Friday one more death related to COVID-19 in Jerome County.

This brings the total number of deaths in the state to 87. Twin Falls County has the most deaths in the state with 26.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare report 51 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state on Thursday bringing the state total to 3,353 cases. So far, 2,776 are presumed recovered.

The five counties with the highest number of reported cases include:

Ada County with 877 cases.

Blaine County is reporting 515 cases.

Twin Falls County is reporting 480 cases.

Canyon County is reporting 356 cases.

Jerome County is reporting 205 cases.

In the Magic Valley, the remaining counties reported the following number of cases:

Cassia County with 131 cases.

Minidoka County with 98 cases.

Gooding County with 58 cases.

Lincoln County with 35 cases.

Camas County with one case.

UPDATE (Thursday, June 11)

Idaho health official report Thursday one more death related to COVID-19 in Twin Falls County.

This brings the total number of deaths in the state to 86. Twin Falls County also reported the two most recent deaths related to the virus on Monday. For the eight days prior to Monday, no additional deaths were reported.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare report 41 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state on Thursday bringing the state total to 3,302 cases. So far, 2,684 are presumed recovered.

The five counties with the highest number of reported cases include:

Ada County with 866 cases.

Blaine County is reporting 515 cases.

Twin Falls County is reporting 470 cases.

Canyon County is reporting 354 cases.

Jerome County is reporting 204 cases.

In the Magic Valley, the remaining counties reported the following number of cases:

Cassia County with 126 cases.

Minidoka County with 87 cases.

Gooding County with 58 cases.

Lincoln County with 35 cases.

Camas County with one case.

UPDATE (Wednesday, June 10)

Idaho health officials reported 40 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 on Thursday in the state.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported this brings the state total to 3,260. Of those, 2,628 are presumed recovered.

Deaths related to the coronavirus are at 85.

In the Magic Valley, Blaine County is reporting 515 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus. Cassia County is reporting 121 cases. Gooding County is reporting 57 cases. Jerome County is reporting 202 cases. Lincoln County is reporting 34 cases, Minidoka County is reporting 85 cases. Twin Falls is reporting 469 cases.

Across the state, a total of 355 health care workers have tested positive for the coronavirus since the outbreak began. In that time, 262 people have been hospitalized; 99 of those were intensive care unit admissions.

UPDATE (Tuesday, June 9)

Health officials reported two more deaths related to COVID-19 in Twin Falls County on Tuesday. This brings the state total to 85.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 31 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus in the state, bringing the state total to 3,220. Of those, 2,554 are presumed recovered.

In the Magic Valley, Blaine County is holding steady at 514 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus. Cassia County is reporting 118 cases. Gooding County is reporting 57 cases. Jerome County is reporting 201 cases. Lincoln County is reporting 34 cases, Minidoka County is reporting 80 cases. Twin Falls is reporting 463 cases.

UPDATE (Monday, June 8)

South Central Public Health District announced Monday community spread of COVID-19 has been detected in Lincoln County.

According to a news release, the county has at least one confirmed case of the coronavirus with an individual who has not traveled out-of-state nor have they been in known contact with someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19.

Lincoln County is the seventh of the district’s eight counties where community spread has been identified. The remaining Camas County has only has one confirmed case of the coronavirus since late March.

Across the state, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported Monday 22 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, bringing the state total to 3,189. Of those cases, 2,509 are presumed recovered.

To-date 83 people have died related to the coronavirus, that includes 63 confirmed and 20 probable cases.

The states most populous county — Ada County — reported a total of 844 cases. Blaine County has the second highest number of cases at 514. Twin Falls County has 456 cases, followed by Canyon County with 345. Jerome County has the next highest number of cases at 198, followed by Cassia County with 117.

The remining counties in the Magic alley have the following number of cases:

Minidoka County has 78 cases.

Gooding County has 57 cases.

Lincoln County has 34 cases.

As of Monday, state and commercial laboratories have completed more than 57,000 tests for the coronavirus.

UPDATE (Saturday, June 6)

Idaho now has 3,139 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, with 57 cases reported Friday, and 28 reported Saturday.

Ada County continues to lead the state with 838 confirmed and probable cases, with Blaine County coming in second with 514, and Twin Falls County coming in third with 445.

Elsewhere in the Magic Valley, Jerome County has 194 cases.

Cassia County has 112 cases.

Minidoka County has 72 cases.

Gooding County has 56 cases.

Lincoln County has 34 cases.

UPDATE (Thursday, June 4)

For the second day in a row, Idaho is reporting 57 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday in the state, bringing the state total to more than 3,000. About two-thirds of the new confirmed and probable cases are in the south central Idaho.

The Idaho Department of health and Welfare says the number of COVID-19 cases in the state has reached 3,054. Of those 2,362 are presumed recovered.

On Thursday, the number of new and confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the Magic Valley accounted for 38 of the new 57 cases statewide.

Blaine County has 514 cases.

Twin Falls County has 435 cases.

Jerome County has 191 cases.

Cassia County has 102 cases.

Minidoka County has 66 cases.

Gooding County has 53 cases.

Lincoln County has 33 cases.

UPDATED (Wednesday, June 3)

Idaho's number of confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases has reached 2,990, with 57 new cases announced on Wednesday.

Of the new cases announced by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, 2,311 people have recovered from the coronavirus.

The counties with the highest number of total cases in the state include Ada County with 823 cases, Blaine County with 514, Twin Falls County 432, Canyon County with 315, followed by Jerome County with 180 cases.

Visit the state's

coronavirus website

for a breakdown of numbers of cases in each county per 100,000.

Other counties in south central Idaho have the following number of confirmed and probable cases of the virus:

Cassia County has 89, Gooding County has 50, Lincoln County has 33, Minidoka County has 61, Camas County still has one confirmed case.

UPDATED (Tuesday, June 2)

South Central Heath District announced Tuesday community spread of COVID-19 in Gooding County.

The health district said in a news release, the person who became infected with novel coronavirus had no out-of-state travel and no known contact with a person with a confirmed case of COVID-19. Gooding County currently has 49 confirmed and probable cases of the virus.

Heath officials expect more confirmed cases in the county and urge all residents to take necessary precautions to limit the potential spread of the virus.

Gooding County is the sixth of the heath district's south central Idaho counties to have identified community spread.

Across the state, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare said the number of confirmed and probable cases of the coronarius totaled 2,903 on Tuesday. Of those, 2,283 are considered recovered. The total number of people who have died related to the virus is at 83.

Ada and Blaine Counties have the same number of confirmed and probable cases of the virus as they did on Monday, with 818 and 512 cases, respectively.

The next counties with the most cases per county in Idaho are Twin Falls County with 428 cases, Canyon County with 310, followed by Jerome County with 175 cases.

The remaining south central Idaho counties have the following number of cases as of Wednesday: Cassia County with 85, Minidioka County with 58, Lincoln County with 33 and Camas County with one.

UPDATED (Monday, June 1)

Idaho's number of confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases has reached 2,990, with 57 new cases announced on Wednesday.

Of the new cases announced by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, 2,311 people have recovered from the coronavirus.

On Monday, Bannock County announced its first death related to the virus. This case brings the state total of deaths to 83.

Visit the state's

coronavirus website

for a breakdown of numbers of cases in each county per 100,000.

Other counties in south central Idaho have the following number of confirmed and probable cases of the virus:

Cassia County has 89, Gooding County has 50, Lincoln County has 33, Minidoka County has 61, Camas County still has one confirmed case.

UPDATED (Sunday, May 31)

Idaho now has 2,839 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, with 36 cases announced on the states website Saturday

Ada County continue to lead the state, with 823 cases.

In south central Idaho the number of cases are:

Blaine County has 514 cases

Twin Falls County has 432 cases.

Jerome County has 180 cases.

Cassia County has 89 cases.

Minidoka County has 61 cases.

Gooding County has 50 cases.

Lincoln County has 33 cases.

The death toll remains at 83, with no additional deaths reported this today.

UPDATED (Friday, May 29)

Idaho now has more than 2,800 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, with 34 cases announced on the states website Friday.

Franklin County had it's first case confirmed as well.

Ada County continue to lead the state, with 805 cases.

In south central Idaho the number of cases are:

Blaine County has 512 cases

Twin Falls County has 416 cases.

Jerome County has 165 cases.

Cassia County has 62 cases.

Gooding County has 47 cases.

Minidoka County has 46 cases.

Lincoln County has 33 cases.

The death toll remains at 82, with no additional deaths reported Friday.

UPDATED (Thursday, May 28)

Thirty eight confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus were recorded today according to the state's website.

Ada County continue to lead the state, with 803 cases.

In south central Idaho the number of cases are:

Blaine County has 512 cases

Twin Falls County has 410 cases.

Jerome County has 161 cases.

Cassia County has 56 cases.

Gooding County has 46 cases.

Minidoka County has 45 cases.

Lincoln County has 33 cases.

The death toll remains at 82, with no additional deaths reported Thursday.

UPDATED (Wednesday, May 27)

Twin Falls County now leads the state in number of deaths related to the coronavirus per county with another one announced Wednesday.

The county total is at 23, just past Ada County with 22. In Idaho, 82 deaths have been related to the coronavirus.

With the recent death, Twin Falls County death rate per 100,000 is at 26.7. Nez Perce County still leads the state with 47 per 100,000. The county has 19 deaths related to the virus. Ada County's rate is 4.7 per 100,000. Blaine County, which has five deaths, has a rate of 22.1 per 100,000.

The state reported a total of 2,731 confirmed and probable cases of COIVD-19. Of those, 2,185 are considered recovered.

In south central Idaho the number of cases are:

Blaine County has 512 cases

Twin Falls County has 404 cases.

Jerome County has 156 cases.

Cassia County has 50 cases.

Gooding County has 44 cases.

Minidoka County has 43 cases.

Lincoln County has 33 cases.

UPDATED (Tuesday, May 26)

State health officials reported three additional coronavirus-related deaths reported Tuesday in Twin Falls County.

This raises the county's COVID-19 death toll to 22, matching Ada County for the most in the state. Overall the death toll in the Gem State has reached 81.

The state has a total of 2,699 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, with 15 new cases reported Tuesday.

So far, 2,100 hundred people have recovered.

The first three cases in northern Idaho's Benewah County were reported on Tuesday.

The South Central Idaho Health District announced Tuesday that Cassia County has community spread, meaning after an investigation, at least one person who tested positive it couldn't be determined where they picked up the virus. Cassia is the fifth of eight counties in the region with confirmed community spread.

Here’s a summary by county

Ada County has 798 cases, leading the state.

Blaine County has 510 cases

Twin Falls County has 396 cases.

Jerome County has 154 cases.

Cassia County has 49 cases.

Gooding and Minidoka counties both have 40 cases and

Lincoln County has 32 cases.

UPDATED (Saturday, May 23)

The number of confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in Idaho passed 2,600 Saturday, with health officials reporting 31 new cases, bringing the total to 2,626.

Ada county has 796 cases, leading the state followed by Blaine county, with 510.

In the rest of the Magic Valley, Twin Falls county has 381, the third most in the state, Jerome now has 145, Gooding has 39, Lincoln 30, Minidoka 29 and Cassia 28.

UPDATED (Friday, May 22)

There are now close to 2,600 confirmed and possible cases of COVID-19 in Idaho as of Friday afternoon.

Sixty one cases were reported Friday, bringing the state wide total to 2,595.

Most of those cases came from Jerome, where a food processing plant reported 50 cases, after company wide testing.

Ada county has 794 cases, leading the state followed by Blaine county, with 510.

In the rest of the Magic Valley, Twin Falls county has 374, the third most in the state, Jerome now has 137, Gooding has 35, Lincoln 30, Minidoka 26 and Cassia 22.

The death toll also rose to 79, with two additional deaths in Twin Falls county.

UPDATED (Thursday, May 21)

Idaho health officials report 28 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state, bringing the state total to 2,534 on Thursday.

Ada County reported one fewer case, bringing the county total of confirmed and probable cases to 791. Updated information was posted on the state's

coronavirus website

In south central Idaho:

Blaine County has reported 510 cases, Cassia County has 21 cases, Gooding County has 32 cases, Jerome County has 114 cases, Lincoln County has 29 cases, Minidoka County has 25 cases and Twin Falls County has 348 cases.

No new deaths related to the coronavirus were reported. The state's current total is at 77.

To-date, 1,720 people have recovered from COVID-19 in the state.

UPDATED (Wednesday, May 20)

Idaho has surpassed 2,500 with the number of confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 2,506 in the state on Wednesday, 30 new cases since Tuesday. No new deaths were reported since Tuesday, but the state total is at 77. To-date, 1,688 people have recovered

Eighteen of the new cases are across five south central Idaho counties: Cassia, Gooding, Jerome, Minidoka and Twin Falls counties.

On Tuesday, South Central Public Health District said it is doing more cluster testing and more cases are likely to result in certain counties.

Ada County reported nine new cases, bringing the counties total of confirmed and probable cases to 792.

In south central Idaho:

Blaine County has reported 509 cases, Cassia County has 20 cases, Gooding County has 29 cases, Jerome County has 110 cases, Lincoln County has 29 cases, Minidoka County has 20 cases and Twin Falls County has 340 cases.

As of Wednesday, state and commercial laboratories have processed 38,660 tests, 316 were new.

The state's website is also reporting the number of intensive care unit beds compared to ventilators. On Wednesday, the state reported 112 ICU beds available, compared to 495 ventilators available.

UPDATED (Tuesday, May 19)

Idaho has 2,476 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in Idaho with 21 new cases reported on Tuesday.

Three more deaths related to the virus were reported two more in Twin Falls County and one in Ada County. These bring the total deaths to 77 in the state.

Ada County is leading the state inf confirmed and probable cases, reporting 783 cases. Ada County is now reporting 23 deaths relate to the virus.

Blaine County has 509 cases and Twin Falls County has 332 cases.

Additional cases the Magic Valley include 105 in Jerome County, 29 in Lincoln County, 27 in Gooding County, 19 in Cassia County, 18 in Minidoka County.

UPDATED (Monday, May 18)

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced Monday the state has a total of 2,455 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19.

The state reported 19 new cases on Monday. Officials reported one more death related to the virus in Twin Falls County, bringing the county total to 15 and the state total to 74.

Ada County has the most number of confirmed and probable virus cases in the state with 780.

Blaine County has the second highest number of cases in the state with 508, followed by Twin Falls County with 326 and Canyon County with 276.

Additional Magic Valley counties have the following totals as of Monday: Jerome with 102, Lincoln with 29, Gooding with 26, Cassia with 19, Minidoka with 15 and Camas with 1.

Of the state total of confirmed and probable cases, 1,649 people have recovered from COVID-19.

Statewide more than 37,000 people have been tested through state and commercial laboratories, 1,391 of those were newly added.

To-date, there have been 295 coronavirus cases among health care workers. Across the state, 213 people have been hospitalized at some point due to the virus; 89 of those have been intensive care unit admissions.

UPDATED (Saturday, May 16)

Idaho now has 2,419 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, with 95 cases reported Thursday, Friday and Saturday combined.

Ada County has 773 cases, leading the state. Blaine County has 508 case

In the Magic Valley, Twin Falls County has 318, the third most in the state.

Jerome County has 95. Lincoln County has 29. Gooding County has 25, Cassia County has 18 and Minidoka County has 15.

As of Saturday night, the death toll in the Gem State is at 73. So far 1,612 people have recovered.

UPDATED (Wednesday, May 13)

Idaho has 2,324 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, with 31 new cases reported Wednesday.

Ada County has 754 cases, leading the state. Blaine County has 507 case

In the Magic Valley, Twin Falls County has 288. Jerome County has 84. Lincoln County has 29. Gooding County has 21, Cassia County has 16 and Minidoka County has 13.

As of Wednesday night, the death toll in the Gem State is at 69. So far 1,557 people have recovered.

UPDATE (Tuesday, May 12)

On Tuesday, state health officials report 33 news confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state, bringing the state's total to 2,293.

The state is reporting about 67 percent of the total number of cases have recovered — 1,536 cases. Recovered cases are marked by a person with a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis being alive 30 days after the onset of symptoms.

The state is reporting 69 deaths related to the coronavirus, down one in Canyon County from Monday.

Washington County in western Idaho reported a slight jump in cases from between one and two for the past month up to eight on Tuesday.

Some counties across the state saw a couple more cases added. Twin Falls County's numbers went up by 11, bringing the county's total to 280. Jerome County cases went up by six, bringing the county's total cases to 81. Gooding County saw a couple more cases added, bringing the county's total to 20. Minidoka County's cases increased by one, for a total of 12.

Blaine, Lincoln and Cassia counties' numbers stayed the same from Monday, with 506, 29 and 15 cases respectively.

On Thursday, Idaho Gov. Brad Little is expected to discuss starting stage two of reopening the state's economy.

UPDATE (Monday, May 11)

On Monday, state health officials announced 14 new confirmed and probable cases of the COVID-19 in the state, bringing the state's total to 2,260.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare also listed three more deaths related to the coronavirus, bringing the state total to 70. Two of the deaths were reported in Ada County and one in Canyon County bringing the totals to 21 and seven for each county respectively.

Ada County, the state's largest, has a total of 739 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus.

In the Magic Valley, Blaine County has 506 confirmed and probable cases, Twin Falls County has 269, Jerome County has 75, Lincoln County has 29, Gooding County has 18, Cassia County has 15 and Minidoka County has 11.

UPDATE (Sunday, May 10)

State health officials have announced 2,230 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus, as well as one new death over the weekend.

Ada county has 733 cases, leading the state, and Blaine county saw an increase, up to 503 cases.

In the rest of the Magic Valley, Twin Falls county now has 259 cases, Jerome 71, Lincoln has 29, Gooding 17, Cassia 15, and Minidoka has 11.

UPDATE (Wednesday, May 6)

State health officials announced an additional 31 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases and one more death Wednesday in the state.

The Idaho Department of Heath and Welfare said the state had a total of 2,158 confirmed and probable cases and a total of 66 deaths related to the coronavirus virus. As of Tuesday evening, 1,399 of those total cases are considered recovered. Payette County reported the latest death.

Here is a glance at the number of cases in south central Idaho counties:

Blaine County remains at 499, Twin Falls County has 231, Jerome County 64, Lincoln County 29, Gooding County has 14, Cassia County has 13, Minidoka County 11 and Camas County has 1.

UPDATED (Tuesday, May 5)

State health officials announced an additional 21 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases and one more death Tuesday in the state.

The Idaho Department of Heath and Welfare said the state had a total of 2,127 confirmed and probable cases and a total of 65 deaths related to the coronavirus virus. As of Tuesday evening, 1,379 of those total cases are considered recovered. Ada County reported the latest death.

More than 30,300 tests in the state have been completed, that up 227 tests from Monday.

Here is a glance at the number of cases in south central Idaho counties

Blaine County remains at 499, Twin Falls County has 218, Jerome County 61, Lincoln County 29, Cassia and Gooding counties each have 13, Minidoka County 11 and Camas County has 1.

UPDATED (Saturday, May 2)

State health officials announced 46 additional confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 and one more death, bringing state totals to 2,061 and 64 respectively.

The additional death came out of Ada county, which now has 705 confirmed and probable cases.

Blaine County remains at 497, Twin Falls has 196, Jerome 55, Lincoln 29, Cassia 13, Minidoka 11 and Gooding 12.

UPDATED (Thursday, April 30)

State health officials announced 30 additional confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 and three more deaths, bringing state totals to 2,015 and 63 respectively.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported the additional numbers Thursday evening on the state's coronavirus website.

To-date 1,175 people are considered recovered from COVID-19 in the state, among confirmed and probable cases.

The additional deaths related to the coronavirus came from one in Canyon County and two more in Nez Perce County. Nez Perce County currently has the higher number of deaths in an Idaho county with 18.

Here is a glance at cases in south central Idaho counties:

Blaine County has a total of 497 cases, with 481 no longer being monitored.

Twin Falls County has a total of 181 cases, with 114 no longer being monitored.

Jerome County has 54 cases, with 45 no longer being monitored.

Lincoln County has 27 cases, with 17 no longer being monitored.

Cassia County has 13 cases, with 11 no longer being monitored.

Gooding County has 12 cases, with eight no longer being monitored.

Minidoka County has 11 cases, with 10 no longer being monitored.

Camas County has had one reported case, that is no longer being monitored.

UPDATED (Wednesday, April 29)

State heath officials announced 32 additional confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, bringing the state total to 1,984.

No new deaths related to the coronavirus were reported.

Ada and Blaine counties have the highest number of confirmed and probable cases in the state with 671 and 498 cases, respectively.

In south central Idaho, Twin Falls County saw a handful of cases added, bringing the county's total to 170.

Jerome County saw five additional cases, bringing the county's total to 51.

Lincoln County has 27 cases.

Health officials said on Monday

, the county has the second highest disease rate per thousand in the region.

Cassia County has 12 cases.

Minidoka County has 11 cases.

Gooding County has 11 cases.

Camas County has had one reported case.

UPDATED (Tuesday, April 28)

State and commercial laboratories have tested more than 28,000 people in Idaho for COVID-19.

As of Monday evening, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 1,952 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus (1,810 confirmed and 142 probable). Of those who tested positive, 1, 087 are considered recovered.

Two more deaths related to the coronavirus were announced Monday, bringing the state total to 60. Those additional deaths were reported one each in Ada and Nez Perce counties. Both have a total of 16 deaths related to the disease. Fifty of the state's deaths were in those age 70 and older.

In the Magic Valley, counties saw several more confirmed and probable cases.

To-date Blaine County has a total of 497 cases and five deaths related to the coronavirus.

Twin Falls County has a total of 165 cases and 11 deaths.

Jerome County has 46 cases and two related deaths.

Lincoln County has 24 cases.

Cassia County has 12.

Minidoka County has 10.

Gooding County has nine.

Camas County has had one reported case.

The state is also releasing data related to the number of emergency room visits with COVID-19-like symptoms per day. March 13, 16 and 19 saw the higher number of ER , seeing between 84 and 89 on those days, before dropping into the 60s and 70s and continuing to decline. On Monday, the state reported five ER visits.

UPDATED (Monday, April 27)

Idaho has 1,917 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, with 20 new cases reported Monday by state health officials.

Ada County has 661 cases, leading the state followed by Blaine County with 493 cases.

The other Magic Valley counties have the following:

Twin Falls County has a total of 157 cases and 11 deaths related to the coronavirus.

Jerome County has 46.

Lincoln County has 22.

Cassia County has 12.

Minidoka County has 10.

Gooding County has nine.

Camas County has had one reported case.

The state is reporting a total of 58 deaths related to the coronavirus. At least 26 of those are a from deaths at

16 long-term care facilities

in the state.

UPDATED (Sunday, April 26)

Idaho saw 27 new cases of the novel coronavirus over the weekend.

On Saturday, 17 new and probable cases were announced, as well as two deaths.

On Sunday, 10 cases were announced.

Ada county now has 650 total cases, with Blaine and Twin Falls counties coming in second and fourth respectfully.

Blainie has 492 cases, Twin Falls has 156.

Also in the Magic Valley, Jerome has 46, Lincoln has 22, Cassia has 12, Minidoka has 10, and Gooding 9.

UPDATED (Thursday, April 23)

Idaho heath officials announced that state had a total of 1,836 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases on Thursday, up 34 from Wednesday.

Of those numbers, 54 people had coronavirus-related deaths and 822 have been deemed "recovered," meaning a person is alive 30 days after the onset of symptoms.

On Thursday, Idaho Gov. Brad Little also

announced a plan

to reopen the state by June, barring any potential spike in coronavirus cases.

South central Idaho saw few additional new cases since Wednesday. On Thursday, Blaine County reported 485, Twin Falls County reported 139, Jerome County reported 44, Lincoln County reported 21, Cassia County reported 12, Minidoka County reported 10, Gooding County reported nine and Camas County has had only one case confirmed since early April.

As of Thursday, commercial and state laboratories have tested more than 19,000 individuals.

For more information on state COVID-19 case data, visit

https://coronavirus.idaho.gov/

UPDATED (Wednesday, April 22)

Idaho health officials reported 36 news case on Wednesday, putting the state total a little more than 1,800 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases.

To-date, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reports 54 deaths related to the coronavirus, which have occurred in nine of Idaho's 44 counties. Those are 14 in Ada County, 13 in Nez Perce County, 11 in Twin Falls County, six in Canyon County, five in Blaine County, two in Jerome County, and one each in Cassia, Elmore and Payette counties. Forty-two of those deaths have occurred in people age 70 and older.

In south central Idaho reported a several more cases. Blaine County reported 484, Twin Falls County reported 138, Jerome County reported 44, Lincoln County reported 20, Cassia County reported 12, Minidoka County reported 10, Gooding County reported eight and Camas County has one.

As of Tuesday, the state has reported 767 recovered cases, meaning a person is alive 30 days after post-onset of symptoms.

The South Central Public Health District lists the number of cases no longer being monitored in the area. They include:

Blaine: 437

Camas: 1

Cassia: 9

Gooding: 5

Jerome: 29

Lincoln: 14

Minidoka: 3

Twin Falls: 76

"A person is no longer monitored when they have stayed home for our recommended period of time AND have not had a fever for at least 72 hours (that is three full days of no fever without the use medicine that reduces fevers) AND other symptoms have improved (for example, when your cough or shortness of breath have improved) AND at least 7 days have passed since symptoms first appeared," according to a statement on the health district's website.

UPDATE (Tuesday, April 21)

State health officials have reported a total of 51 deaths related to COVID-19 and 710 recovered individuals.

As of Tuesday evening, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported a total of 1,766 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in the state. Last week, the state started releasing total confirmed and probable cases.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reported 480 cases, Twin Falls County reported 132, Jerome County reported 44, Lincoln County reported 18, Cassia County reported 11, Minidoka County reported 10 and Gooding County reported eight on Tuesday.

The number of those who have deaths related to the coronavirus hit 11 in Twin Falls County.

Ada County reported 616 confirmed and probable cases and a total of 14 deaths. Canyon County reported an additional death bringing the county’s total to six; and the county has reported 212 confirmed and probable cases. To-date, Nez Perce County reported a total of 12 deaths and 44 confirmed and probable cases.

UPDATED (Monday, April 20)

State health officials report more than 1,730 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus in Idaho and three more deaths.

Monday evening, state health officials reported 1,638 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 98 probable cases of the coronavirus in the state. Health officials announced three more deaths related to the coronavirus statewide, bringing the total to 48.

Idaho’s largest county reported 616 cases of the coronavirus and two more deaths, bringing the Ada County’s total to 12. Elmore County reported its first death related to the virus on Monday.

In south central Idaho, Blaine County reported a total of 478 cases, Twin Falls County reported 123, Jerome County reported 44 cases, Lincoln County is reporting 17 cases, Cassia County is reporting 11 cases, Minidoka County is reporting 10 cases, Gooding County is reporting eight cases.

Last week, the state started reporting the number of “recovered” cases. On Monday, the total was 660. Recovered is defined as alive after 30 days post-onset of symptoms. To-date, 157 people have been hospitalized for the coronavirus at some point, 58 of those have been intensive care unit admissions. Two-hundred and nine health care workers have tested positive for COVID-19

The state’s coronavirus website reported more than 17,500 people have been tested for the virus between state and commercial laboratories.

UPDATED (Saturday, April 18)

Thirteen new confirmed and probable cases were reported Saturday, bringing the total number of cases to 1,668.

An additional death was also recorded in Ada county, bringing the death toll to 44.

Ada leads the state with 598 cases, with Blaine county coming in second with 469 cases.

In the Magic Valley, Twin Falls county has 103 cases, Jerome 36, Lincoln 17, Cassia 10, and Minidoka and Gooding both have 7.

UPDATED (Friday, April 17)

More than 1,600 confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus are now being reported across Idaho.

On Friday, 46 new and probable cases were reported, bringing the total to 1,655, with 43 deaths.

To date, 453 people have recovered from the virus.

UPDATED (Thursday, April 16)

Idaho health officials are reporting more than 1,500 coronavirus cases and two more deaths related to the disease.

On Wednesday, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare began reporting the total number of confirmed COVID-19 and probable cases statewide. Within the last week some health districts began reporting probable deaths.

The total confirmed and probable cases hit 1,587, and the total deaths reached 41. The state reported 49 news confirmed and probable cases on Wednesday.

According to the Central Health District, probable is defined as "Symptomatic people that have epidemiologic risk factors or evidence of infection detected through a non-molecular amplification tests and deceased people whose death certificate lists COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2 as contributing to death without laboratory confirmation."

Twin Falls County reported one additional coronavirus-related death on Wednesday, bringing the county total to eight.

As of Wednesday, the total number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus reached: 463 in Blaine County, 87 in Twin Falls County , 33 in Jerome County, 15 in Lincoln County, 10 in Cassia County, six each in Gooding and Minidoka counties and one in Camas County.

Northern Idaho's Nez Perce County reported one additional death, bringing the county's death total to 10. The county is reporting 20 confirmed cases and seven probable cases.

UPDATED (Tuesday, April 14)

Idaho health officials reported an additional 11 confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the state total above 1,460.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported six additional deaths related to the coronavirus.

The related deaths were three in Twin Falls County and three more reported in Nez Perce County. The North Central District says six of the nine deaths reported in its county are considered "probably cause" deaths.

As of 5:30 p.m.on Tuesday, there was no change in the number of cases in south central Idaho counties from Monday.

UPDATED (Monday, April 13)

Idaho health officials reported an additional 33 lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the state total to more than 1,450.

The state's Department of Health and Welfare reported two more deaths related to the coronavirus in Twin Falls County, bringing the county's number to four. The total number of deaths reported in the state reached 33, with Ada County reporting additional ones.

According to the Central Health District, which covers Ada County, seven of Ada County's deaths are considered confirmed, related to the coronavirus, and the other two were listed as "probable deaths." The health district described probable deaths as a person showing risk factors or evidence of infection through a certain kind of test and a person whose death certificate lists COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2 as contributing without laboratory conformation.

Across southcentral Idaho on Monday, Blaine County reported a total of 458 confirmed cases of the coronavirus; Twin Falls County reported a total of 79 confirmed cases; Jerome County is reporting 30 cases, Lincoln County reported 15 cases, Cassia County reported 10, Minidoka County reported six, Gooding County reported five and Camas County is still reporting one.

The state's website shows a decrease in the number of new cases being reported daily, with a peak on April 2 with 222 cases reported that day across the state.

To-date, more than 15,000 people in the state have been tested; 135 people have been hospitalized at some point, 38 of those have been intensive care unit admissions. So far, a total of 156 health care workers have tested positive for the coronavirus.

UPDATED (Sunday, April 12)

Confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in the Gem State passed 1,400 over the Easter weekend.

In Idaho, 1,426 people have been diagnosed, and 27 have died.

Two died Saturday, one in Payette County, and the other in Twin Falls County.

As of Sunday evening, Ada County has the most confirmed cases, at 517, followed by Blaine County at 454.

In the Magic Valley, Twin Falls now has 79 confirmed cases, Jerome has 29, Lincoln has 15, Cassia has eight, and both Minidoka and Gooding have five.

UPDATED (Thursday, April 9)

Jerome County is reporting its second death due to the coronavirus, a day after announced its first. On Thursday, health officials said the county now has 24 confined cases of the coronavirus.

Idaho state health officials are reporting 1,354 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state as of Thursday evening and announced a total of 24 deaths related to the novel coronavirus.

According to Central Health District, Ada County has nearly 500 confirmed cases at 495.

The county with the next highest count of confirmed cases is in Blaine County with 446.

Canyon County has the third highest number of confirmed cases with 139, followed by Twin Falls County with 70.

Other south central Idaho counties have a few more cases. Lincoln County is reporting 14 cases, Cassia is reporting six, Gooding is reporting five, Minidoka three and Camas one.

To-date, state and private laboratories have conducted more than 13,000 coronavirus tests.

UPDATED (Wednesday, April 8)

Idaho health official are reporting 1,260 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and a total to 20 deaths related to the virus, as of Wednesday evening.

Jerome County reported it's first death related to the coronavirus and a total of 19 confirmed cases. Blaine County reported an additional death on Wednesday, bringing the county total to five. The county reported a total of 428 cases to-date, indicating one case was dropped and another added when one individual returned to their out-of-state residence and the case will be investigated there.

Twin Falls County reports 55 confirmed cases; Lincoln County is reporting 12 cases; Cassia is reporting five cases; Gooding is reporting four cases: Minidoka County is reporting three cases; Camas County is reporting one confirmed cases.

Central Health District reported the state's most populated county had a total of 470 confirmed cases and three more deaths, bringing the total in Ada County to six.

As of Wednesday evening, state and private laboratories have conducted more than 12,500 COVID-19 tests. One-hundred and thirteen people have been hospitalized at some point, 29 of which have been in intensive care unit admissions. To-date, 113 health care workers have tested positive for COVID-19.

KMVT will update this information as more results become available.

UPDATED (Tuesday, April 7)

Confirmed caress of COVID-19 surpassed 1,200 on Tuesday in Idaho.

Health officials reported two more deaths related to the coronavirus in Blaine County, bringing the state total to 15.

The counties with the most cases are Ada and Blaine with 438 and 428 cases respectively.

In southcentral Idaho, Twin Falls County reports 53 confirmed cases; Jerome County is reporting 18 cases; Lincoln County is reporting 12 cases; Cassia is reporting five cases; Gooding and Minidoka counties are each reporting three cases; Camas County is reporting one confirmed cases.

State and private laboratories have tested nearly 12,000 people. Ninety-three people have been hospitalized at some point, 24 of those have been intensive care unit admissions. To-date, 97 health care workers have tested positive for the coronavirus.

UPDATED (Monday, April 6)

As of Monday evening, Idaho health officials reported three additional deaths and are reporting 69 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, bringing the state total to 1,170 in the state. Two of recent coronavirus-related were reported in Canyon County and one in Payette County, bringing the state total to 13.

Blaine and Ada counties are reporting the most confirmed cases with 423 and 419 cases, respectively.

The other counties southcentral Idaho reported some additional numbers: Twin Falls county is reporting 53 cases; Jerome County is reporting 18 cases; Lincoln County is reporting 12 cases; Cassia is reporting five cases; Gooding and Minidoka counties are each reporting three cases; Camas County is reporting one confirmed cases.

Power County in southeast Idaho is reporting its first confirmed case of the coronavirus.

State and private laboratories have conducted nearly 11,250 tests. Eighty-three people have been hospitalized and the health. Eighty-seven health care workers have tested positive for the coronavirus.

UPDATED (Friday, April 3)

Idaho health officials report the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases is over 1,000. Friday evening, evening, the state's website reported 1,013, 122 new cases since Thursday evening.

South Central Public Health District confirms Twin Falls County’s first death related to COVID-19.

The individual was female and over the age of 70. She was hospitalized and had complicating health factors.

On Thursday, cases in Blaine County rose to 312, up from 265 the previous day. Twin Falls County cases grew from 17 to 31. Cases Jerome County are now at seven. Cases in Ada County are now at 289.

Elmore County has eight cases and health officials say they now have community spread — where cases are not related to travel or have a connection to another person who has tested positive for the coronavirus. Elmore reported its first confirmed case on Monday.

Washington County reported its first case on Thursday.

So far the nine people in Idaho have had coronavirus-related deaths.

On Wednesday, health officials announced the first confirmed case of the coronavirus in Gooding County.

Each county in the Magic Valley now has confirmed cases. Five in Lincoln and four in Jerome counties. Camas, Cassia and Minidoka counties each have one. Cassia County reported the first death related to the coronavirus in the Magic Valley.

The next counties to report the highest number of confirmed cases include Canyon County with 68 and Kootenai County with 36.

Twenty-nine of Idaho’s 44 counties are reporting at least one confirmed case of COVID-19.

As of Thursday morning, the state’s novel coronavirus website reported more than 6,200 people have been tested. Of the confirmed cases, 41 have been health care workers, 49 people have been hospitalized at some point, seven have been intensive care unit admissions.

KMVT will continues to add more information as it becomes available.

UPDATED (Wednesday, April 1)

Gooding County announced their first case of the novel coronavirus Wednesday, bringing the statewide total to 665.

The South Central Public Health District said the first case in Gooding County is a woman in her 50s. She was not hospitalized, but is currently isolating at home with mild symptoms.

Ada County is reporting 226 confirmed cases and Blaine County 256 cases.

In the Magic and Wood River valleys there are a reported 286 cases, with the second most behind Blaine County being Twin Falls County, with 17 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of Wednesday evening. Statewide, nine people have died.

UPDATED (Tuesday, March 31):

Camas and Adams counties reported their first cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Health officials announced additional confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Idaho putting them at more than 525 cases.

The counties with the most confirmed cases include Ada with 195 and Blaine with 192, as of Tuesday evening.

Smaller counties have seen a couple additional cases added in recent days as test results are coming back.

In southern Idaho, Twin Falls County has seen a total of six confirmed cases as of Tuesday. Lincoln and Jerome counties are each reporting two cases. And Camas, Cassia and Minidoka have each reported one case.

So far the health officials have reported nine deaths related to the coronavirus.

The state health department is reporting of the confirmed cases, those have resulted in 46 hospitalizations at some point, seven of which were intensive care unit admissions. State and commercial laboratories have analyzed more than 5,600 tests. Among the confirmed COVID-19 cases have included 33 heath care workers.

UPDATE (Monday, March 30: 6:40 p.m.)

Idaho is reporting 422 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Gem State.

A total of nine people have reportedly died as of Monday evening, including a Cassia County woman who passed away after being hospitalized and had complicating health factors.

According to South Central Public Health District, the point of transmission was visitors to her home from areas that had community spread and transmission.

Elmore, Jerome and Minidoka counties reported their first confirmed cases of the coronavirus on Monday.

The number of cases in Blaine County went up to 148 and Ada County surpassed Blaine County for the first time with 151 cases.

Canyon County reported 48 cases, up from 22 on Sunday.

The state health department is reporting of the confirmed cases, those have resulted in 45 hospitalizations at some point, six of which were intensive care unit admissions. State and commercial laboratories have analyzed more than 5,600 tests.

To date, 24 of Idaho's 44 counties have reported at least one confirmed case of COVID-19.

UPDATED (Monday, March 30):

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Idaho grew to 351 by Monday afternoon.

As of 4:30 p.m., Blaine County had a total of 130 cases. Twin Falls County reported an additional three, bringing the county total to five.

Counties across the state reporting additional cases included, Kootenai County with 29, Nez Perce County with nine, up from four. During the weekend, the number of those with deaths related to the coronavirus reached six.

See the interactive map for numbers reported in Idaho's counties.

UPDATED (Sunday, March 29)

Owyhee County had their first case confirmed Sunday

Statewide, there are currently:

115 in Blaine County.

113 in Ada County.

26 cases in Kootenai County.

40 in Canyon County.

4 in Nez Perce and Bannock counties.

3 each in Gem and Twin Falls counties.

2 each in Jefferson, Madison, Teton.

1 each in Valley, Cassia, Bingham, Payette, Idaho, Custer, Fremont, Lincoln, Bonneville, Owyhee and Bonner.

UPDATED (Saturday, March 28)

Lincoln, Bonneville and Gem Counties have all reported their first cases of the novel coronavirus.

Lincoln and Bonneville announced their first case Friday evening, with Gem announcing their first case Saturday.

This came as more cases were announced in Blaine, Ada and Kootenai.

Ada County also recorded two deaths on Saturday as a resulted of COVID-19.

UPDATED (Friday, March 27)

Additional cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Blaine and Twin Falls and Ada counties. Nez Perce County also reported its first death related to the coronavirus disease on Friday.

Blaine is reporting 98 cases, and Twin Falls 2. It initially was reported as 3, but they changed it, after investigation showed the third confirmed case gave investigators the wrong address. That case will now be investigated by a different health district with jurisdiction over the individual's correct address.

Canyon and Kootenai counties each reported an additional case. Ada County now has 75 cases.

There are now 230 confirmed cases and a total of four deaths in the Gem State as of 5:15 p.m. Friday.

UPDATED (Thursday, March 26):

The Department of Health and Welfare and two local public health districts are reporting the state’s first deaths related to COVID-19.

Confirmed cases in the state were nearing 200, as of late Thursday afternoon.

The three people with deaths related to the coronavirus include:

A man over the age of 60 from Blaine County. It is not clear if he had underlying health issues.

A man over the age of 80 from Blaine County. It is not clear if he had underlying health issues.

A man over the age of 70 from Canyon County with underlying health issues.

Idaho saw the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus being reported rise from 136 on Wednesday to 193 on Thursday evening.

Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ada County reached 54 on Thursday, according to Central District Health.

Blaine County saw its number of confirmed cases hit 86, according to the state's coronavirus website.

Canyon County saw a handful more cases being reported, reaching 21.

UPDATED (Wednesday, March 25)

The Gem State saw the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus cases rise to 137 as of Wednesday afternoon.

Health districts across Idaho report 39 cases in Ada County, eight in Canyon County, nine in Kootenai County, three in Bannock County, two cases each in Jefferson, Madison and Teton counties; one each in Bingham, Cassia, Custer, Fremont, Idaho, Payette, Nez Perce and Twin Falls and Valley counties.

The South Central Public Health District reported 63 cases in Blaine County at the close of business on Wednesday.

Wednesday afternoon, Gov. Brad Little announced a statewide "stay at home order." the details are still be drafted, but read more and watch the press conference

isolation order

. Individuals must stay home except for essential business, activities or government services. A violation or noncompliance could result in a misdemeanor, punishable for up to a fine, jail time, or both.

These numbers came from the state’s

coronavirus website

and health districts across Idaho.

UPDATED (Tuesday, March 24):

As of Tuesday afternoon, Idaho has a total of 81 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, COVID-19. Here is a quick glance and where they have been confirmed.

South Central Public Health District is reporting a total of 36 cases in Blaine County up from 21. There is currently one confirmed case in each Twin Falls and Cassia counties.

Eastern Idaho Public Health District is reporting two new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Jefferson County, in addition to the two each previously reported in Madison and Teton counties.

Southeastern Public Health District is reporting two new cases in Bannock County in addition to the previously reported case in Bingham County.

Central Health District is reporting five additional confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Ada County, up from 15, the district also has one previously reported case in Valley County.

The Panhandle Health District announced an additional three confirmed cases on Sunday, and two more on Tuesday, bringing the district's total to eight, all in Kootenai County.

Southwest Public Health District has previously reported a fifth case in Canyon County, up from four.

The state is working through the new reports and updating their website, which was still reporting 50 cases Tuesday morning on the state's

coronavirus website

UPDATE: (Monday, March 23)

Health officials report Cassia County has its first lab confirmed case of COVID-19, bringing the total of confirmed cases in Idaho to 48.

The South Central Public Health District and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare made the announcement Monday morning. The individual is a woman over the age of 70. An investigation shows she was likely exposed to the virus by travelers from areas with community spread.

According to a news release, the travelers visited her home, and the woman has been hospitalized.

The number of cases confirmed have been in Ada, Bingham, Blaine, Canyon, Kootenai, Madison, Teton, Twin Falls and Valley counties.

UPDATED (Sunday, March 22)

Forty-seven cases of the novel coronavirus have been confirmed in Idaho as of Sunday afternoon.

Valley County has confirmed it's first case, in addition to the confirmed cases already in Ada, Blaine, Bingham, Kootenai, Madison, Canyon and Teton counties.

Ada County saw three more cases confirmed as well.

UPDATE (Saturday, March 21)

Forty-two Idahoans have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus, The confirmed cases have been in eight Idaho counties: Ada, Blaine, Bingham, Kootenai, Madison, Canyon and Teton counties.

Bingham had it's first two confirmed cases announced Saturday, with two more being reported in Blaine, as well as five additional cases in Ada.

An additional case was confirmed in Teton County as well.

UPDATED: (Friday, March 20)

Idaho public health officials across the state are currently reporting 27 lab confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). The confirmed cases have been in seven Idaho counties: Ada, Blaine, Kootenai, Madison, Canyon and Teton counties.

See the latest on the state's

coronavirus numbers

UPDATE (Thursday, March 19 - 8:37 p.m.): South Central Public Health District has confirmed twelve new cases of novel coronavirus in Blaine County, Idaho.

Six individuals are male: one in his 30's, four in their 40's, and one in his 50's. Six individuals are female: one under 20 years old, two in their 30's, two in their 50's, and one in her 70's.

Blaine County currently has a total of 17 individuals who have tested positive for COVID-19.

UPDATED:(Thursday, March 19):

The Panhandle Health District and Kootenai Health annoucned the frist case of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in a more than 60 year old Kootenai County. This marks the 12th case in Idaho.

The patient’s treating physician ordered testing based on the patient’s clinical history. Clinical specimens were collected and sent to the Idaho Bureau of Laboratories, where laboratory testing confirmed the infection. Epidemiologists with PHD are working to investigate cases of possible contact.

If other people are found to have been exposed, health officials will provide guidance to these individuals and monitor them closely for the development of symptoms.

UPDATED (Wednesday, March 18)

South Central Public Health District (SCPHD) and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) have confirmed two additional cases of novel coronavirus in south central Idaho. These are cases four and five in south central Idaho, bringing the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Idaho to 11.

One is a male from Twin Falls County in his 80s. He was briefly hospitalized, but is now recovering well at home. The second is a male from Blaine County in his 40s. He presented very mild symptoms and is also recovering well at home. Investigations into both new cases began this afternoon and are in their primary stages.

UPDATED (Tuesday, March 17):

South Central Public health officials announced a fourth confirmed case of coronavirus, COVID-19, of a Blaine County resident over the age of 80. According to a news release, the woman is recovering under isolation in a local hospital.

UPDATED (Tuesday, March 17):

Idaho health officials are reporting three more confirmed novel coronavirus cases Tuesday in Idaho.

Tuesday morning health officials reported one new case each in Blaine and Ada counties, bringing the total in each to three. Tuesday evening, officials announced the first confirmed case in Madison County.

The new case involved a Brigham Young University-Idaho student in his 20s, who had recently traveled out-of-state to a COVID-19 affected area. The man is recovering in self-isolation with mild symptoms and did not require hospitalization.

Tuesday evening, South Central Public Health announced a fourth case in Blaine County.

Idaho has one other confirmed case in Teton County.