MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Wisconsin health officials on Tuesday are reporting 104 additional COVID-19 deaths in the state, the first time the state has seen newly reported deaths from the virus in the triple-digits.
The previous single-day high was 92, set back on Nov. 17.
READ MORE: Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 1 Live Updates: 5th, 6th And 7th Jurors SeatedThe Wisconsin Department of Health Services says the additional deaths bring the state’s total COVID-19 deaths to 3,115.
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The state also recorded another 6,202 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the state’s total cases to 363,973.
MORE NEWS: Minnesota Adds Edibles To List Of Eligible Cannabis Options For PatientsYour #COVID19_WI update with another record we did not want to break — a record high number of newly reported deaths — 104. Our sympathies go out to all who have lost loved ones.
Please stay home and stay safe this #holiday weekend: https://t.co/NeSgrEvq8D pic.twitter.com/leTxrL5GJW— WIDeptHealthServices (@DHSWI) November 24, 2020
For more, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services releases daily updates to its COVID-19 data right here.
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