9 more people died statewide from COVID-19, and over 140 more people evaluated favorable, the state Department of Health Services announced Sunday afternoon.

Health officials validated an overall of 4,346 cases in Wisconsin and stated at least 220 individuals died from the virus. The largest jump in cases between Saturday and Sunday beyond Milwaukee remained in Brown and Kenosha counties. Brown County saw 11 more cases Sunday and Kenosha County was up 12 cases.

Over 45,323 individuals checked negative for COVID-19, state health authorities reported.

The number of individuals hospitalized in the state given that the break out in Wisconsin continues to be around 30%at 1,190 individuals.

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Burnett, Forest, Langlade, Lincoln, Pepin, Taylor and Vernon counties remain the only ones without any confirmed cases so far, according to the state. The number of cases in each county is as follows:

• 2,150 in Milwaukee County
• 361 in Dane County
• 265 in Waukesha County
• 248 in Kenosha County
• 215 in Brown County
• 168 in Racine County
• 89 in Walworth County
• 84 in Washington County
• 79 in Ozaukee County
• 74 in Rock County
• 62 in Fond du Lac County
• 41 in Winnebago County
• 40 in Sheboygan County
• 35 in Outagamie County
• 33 in Sauk County
• 32 in Jefferson County
• 27 in Columbia County
• 25 in La Crosse County
• 22 in Eau Claire County
• 20 in Chippewa County
• 19 in Dodge County
• 18 in Grant County
• 17 in Marathon County
• 16 in Clark County
• 13 in Monroe County
• 12 in Jackson County
• 11 in St. Croix County
• 10 in Juneau County
• Nine each in Green, Door and Dunn counties
• 8 each in Douglas, Richland and Kewaunee counties
• 7 in Pierce County
• Six each in Barron, Calumet, Iowa, Manitowoc, Shawano and Oneida counties
• 5 in Marinette County
• Four each in Adams, Portage, Buffalo, Oconto, Vilas, Polk, Rusk and Waupaca counties
• Three each in Bayfield, Crawford, Lafayette and Marquette counties
• Two each in Ashland, Florence, Iron, Waushara, Sawyer and Wood counties
• One each in Menominee, Washburn, Price, Green Lake and Trempealeau counties

Clark County health officials also verified Sunday early morning the first death there, simply days after a local cops chief there published a letter on Facebook to Gov. Tony Evers, stating the guv’s safer-at-home order was unneeded in some rural areas.

Contact Benita Mathew at 920-309-3428 or [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter at @benita_mathew.

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