Special: Ongoing COVID-19 coverage

THE LATEST CASE INFORMATION

• Thursday, April 15, 2021

  • The Blue Ridge Health District this morning reported 39 new cases, leading to a cumulative total this year of 15,039 cases. Additionally, there were 591 cumulative hospitalizations and 214 deaths since the onset of the first local case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 29, 2020. The health district has a 2.4% seven-day positivity rate and its seven-day moving average of cases is 17.7.
    • In Albemarle County, there were cumulatively 5,491 cases, 209 hospitalizations and 82 deaths.
    • In Charlottesville, there were cumulatively 3,960 cases, 102 hospitalizations and 55 deaths.
    • In Louisa County, there were cumulatively 1,879 cases, 104 hospitalizations and 32 deaths.
    • In Fluvanna County, there were cumulatively 1,628 cases, 74 hospitalizations and 17 deaths.
    • In Greene County, there were cumulatively 1,202 cases, 63 hospitalizations and 16 deaths.
    • In Nelson County, there were cumulatively 879 cases, 39 hospitalizations and 12 deaths.
  • The Virginia Department of Health reported 1,415 new COVID-19 cases today. Since the onset of the first case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 16, 2020, the cumulative total of cases so far has reached 641,626. There have been 10,529 deaths.
    • Of the cases in the state, 499,675 have been confirmed and 141,951 were probable.
    • Of the deaths, 8,836 were from confirmed cases and 1,693 are from probable cases.
    • Of the confirmed and probable cases, 27,493 people have been hospitalized.
      • 26,043 were confirmed cases and 1,450 were probable.
    • The state has a 6.1% seven-day positivity rate, and its seven-day moving average of cases is 1,253.
  • On April 14, the University of Virginia reported 14 new COVID-19 cases. There are 61 active cases, and there have been 1,856 recorded since the spring semester began.
    • Of the new cases, 10 were students and 4 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the active cases, 45 were students and 16 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the overall cases in the spring semester, 1,582 were students and 274 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • On the previous day, there was 5 new hospitalizations. There are 29 current hospitalizations.
    • 3% of the rooms reserved for quarantine and 2% of the rooms reserved for isolation are occupied. These percentages include international students who by federal law must be in quarantine for 14 days.
    • The university also is reporting an average of 11 hours to complete a COVID-19 lab test.

• Wednesday, April 14, 2021

  • The Blue Ridge Health District this morning reported 52 new cases, leading to a cumulative total this year of 15,000 cases. Additionally, there were 589 cumulative hospitalizations and 213 deaths since the onset of the first local case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 29, 2020. The health district has a 2.5% seven-day positivity rate and its seven-day moving average of cases is 15.9.
    • In Albemarle County, there were cumulatively 5,470 cases, 209 hospitalizations and 82 deaths.
    • In Charlottesville, there were cumulatively 3,950 cases, 101 hospitalizations and 55 deaths.
    • In Louisa County, there were cumulatively 1,875 cases, 104 hospitalizations and 32 deaths.
    • In Fluvanna County, there were cumulatively 1,627 cases, 74 hospitalizations and 17 deaths.
    • In Greene County, there were cumulatively 1,199 cases, 62 hospitalizations and 15 deaths.
    • In Nelson County, there were cumulatively 879 cases, 39 hospitalizations and 12 deaths.
  • The Virginia Department of Health reported 1,301 new COVID-19 cases today. Since the onset of the first case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 16, 2020, the cumulative total of cases so far has reached 640,211. There have been 10,510 deaths.
    • Of the cases in the state, 498,643 have been confirmed and 141,568 were probable.
    • Of the deaths, 8,815 were from confirmed cases and 1,695 are from probable cases.
    • Of the confirmed and probable cases, 27,397 people have been hospitalized.
      • 25,956 were confirmed cases and 1,441 were probable.
    • The state has a 6.1% seven-day positivity rate, and its seven-day moving average of cases is 1,219.
  • On April 13, the University of Virginia reported 13 new COVID-19 case, which was a student. There are 48 active cases, and there have been 1,841 recorded for the spring semester.
    • Of the new cases, 11 were students and 2 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the active cases, 36 were students and 12 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the overall cases in the spring semester, 1,571 were students and 270 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • On the previous day, there was 3 new hospitalizations. There are 26 current hospitalizations.
    • 3% of the rooms reserved for quarantine and 1% of the rooms reserved for isolation are occupied. These percentages include international students who by federal law must be in quarantine for 14 days.
    • The university also is reporting an average of 11 hours to complete a COVID-19 lab test.

• Tuesday, April 13, 2021

  • The Blue Ridge Health District this morning reported 52 new cases, leading to a cumulative total this year of 14,939 cases. Additionally, there were 588 cumulative hospitalizations and 213 deaths since the onset of the first local case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 29, 2020. The health district has a 2.5% seven-day positivity rate and its seven-day moving average of cases is 12.
    • In Albemarle County, there were cumulatively 5,448 cases, 209 hospitalizations and 82 deaths.
    • In Charlottesville, there were cumulatively 3,936 cases, 101 hospitalizations and 55 deaths.
    • In Louisa County, there were cumulatively 1,886 cases, 103 hospitalizations and 32 deaths.
    • In Fluvanna County, there were cumulatively 1,622 cases, 74 hospitalizations and 17 deaths.
    • In Greene County, there were cumulatively 1,191 cases, 62 hospitalizations and 15 deaths.
    • In Nelson County, there were cumulatively 876 cases, 39 hospitalizations and 12 deaths.
  • The Virginia Department of Health reported 2,048 new COVID-19 cases today. Since the onset of the first case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 16, 2020, the cumulative total of cases so far has reached 638,910. There have been 10,506 deaths.
    • Of the cases in the state, 497,840 have been confirmed and 141,070 were probable.
    • Of the deaths, 8,811 were from confirmed cases and 1,695 are from probable cases.
    • Of the confirmed and probable cases, 27,316 people have been hospitalized.
      • 25,878 were confirmed cases and 1,438 were probable.
    • The state has a 6.1% seven-day positivity rate, and its seven-day moving average of cases is 1,207.
  • On April 12, the University of Virginia reported 1 new COVID-19 case, which was a student. There are 41 active cases, and there have been 1,829 recorded for the spring semester.
    • Of the active cases, 37 were students and 11 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the overall cases in the spring semester, 1,561 were students and 268 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • On the previous day, there was 3 new hospitalizations. There are 26 current hospitalizations.
    • 3% of the rooms reserved for quarantine and 1% of the rooms reserved for isolation are occupied. These percentages include international students who by federal law must be in quarantine for 14 days.
    • The university also is reporting an average of 11 hours to complete a COVID-19 lab test.

• Monday, April 12, 2021

  • The Blue Ridge Health District this morning reported 16nnew cases, leading to a cumulative total this year of 14,887 cases. Additionally, there were 586 cumulative hospitalizations and 212 deaths since the onset of the first local case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 29, 2020. The health district has a 2.6% seven-day positivity rate and its seven-day moving average of cases is 15.1.
    • In Albemarle County, there were cumulatively 5,424 cases, 209 hospitalizations and 82 deaths.
    • In Charlottesville, there were cumulatively 3,927 cases, 101 hospitalizations and 55 deaths.
    • In Louisa County, there were cumulatively 1,858 cases, 102 hospitalizations and 31 deaths.
    • In Fluvanna County, there were cumulatively 1,618 cases, 74 hospitalizations and 17 deaths.
    • In Greene County, there were cumulatively 1,181 cases, 61 hospitalizations and 15 deaths.
    • In Nelson County, there were cumulatively 879 cases, 39 hospitalizations and 12 deaths.
  • The Virginia Department of Health reported 1,310 new COVID-19 cases today. Since the onset of the first case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 16, 2020, the cumulative total of cases so far has reached 636,862. There have been 10,486 deaths.
    • Of the cases in the state, 496,623 have been confirmed and 140,239 were probable.
    • Of the deaths, 8,794 were from confirmed cases and 1,692 are from probable cases.
    • Of the confirmed and probable cases, 27,229 people have been hospitalized.
      • 25,804 were confirmed cases and 1,425 were probable.
    • The state has a 6.1% seven-day positivity rate, and its seven-day moving average of cases is 1,195.
  • On April 9, the University of Virginia reported 3 new COVID-19 cases. There are 81 active cases, and there have been 1,824 recorded for the spring semester.
    • Of the new cases, 2 were students and 1 was among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the active cases, 67 were students and 14 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the overall cases in the spring semester, 1,557 were students and 267 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • On the previous day, there was 4 new hospitalizations. There are 26 current hospitalizations.
    • 3% of the rooms reserved for quarantine and 2% of the rooms reserved for isolation are occupied. These percentages include international students who by federal law must be in quarantine for 14 days.
    • The university also is reporting an average of 10 hours to complete a COVID-19 lab test.

• Friday, April 9, 2021

  • The Blue Ridge Health District this morning reported 31 new cases, leading to a cumulative total this year of 14,826 cases. Additionally, there were 586 cumulative hospitalizations and 211 deaths since the onset of the first local case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 29, 2020. The health district has a 3.2% seven-day positivity rate and its seven-day moving average of cases per 100,000 people is 18.
    • In Albemarle County, there were cumulatively 5,402 cases, 209 hospitalizations and 82 deaths.
    • In Charlottesville, there were cumulatively 3,922 cases, 101 hospitalizations and 55 deaths.
    • In Louisa County, there were cumulatively 1,839 cases, 102 hospitalizations and 30 deaths.
    • In Fluvanna County, there were cumulatively 1,614 cases, 74 hospitalizations and 17 deaths.
    • In Greene County, there were cumulatively 1,174 cases, 61 hospitalizations and 15 deaths.
    • In Nelson County, there were cumulatively 875 cases, 39 hospitalizations and 12 deaths.
  • The Virginia Department of Health reported 1,542 new COVID-19 cases today. Since the onset of the first case was estimated as occurring on Feb. 16, 2020, the cumulative total of cases so far has reached 632,625. There have been 10,451 deaths.
    • Of the cases in the state, 493,454 have been confirmed and 139,171 were probable.
    • Of the deaths, 8,755 were from confirmed cases and 1,696 are from probable cases.
    • Of the confirmed and probable cases, 27,099 people have been hospitalized.
      • 25,675 were confirmed cases and 1,424 were probable.
    • The state has a 6.3% seven-day positivity rate, and its seven-day moving average of cases is 1,187.
  • On April 8, the University of Virginia reported 7 new COVID-19 cases. There are 88 active cases, and there have been 1,821 recorded for the spring semester.
    • Of the new cases, 4 were students and 3 was among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the active cases, 73 were students and 15 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • Of the overall cases in the spring semester, 1,555 were students and 266 were among faculty, staff and contract employees.
    • On the previous day, there was 4 new hospitalizations. There are 25 current hospitalizations.
    • 3% of the rooms reserved for quarantine and 1% of the rooms reserved for isolation are occupied. These percentages include international students who by federal law must be in quarantine for 14 days.
    • The university also is reporting an average of 10 hours to complete a COVID-19 lab test.