Illinois - Coronavirus COVID-19

1/9
1,024,039 Confirmed Cases (+6,717)
17,494 Deaths (+99)
14,025,514 Tested (+102,903)
6.5% Confirmed/Tested

1/10
1,028,750 Confirmed Cases (+4,711)
17,574 Deaths (+80)
14,103,289 Tested (+77,775)
6.1% Confirmed/Tested

1/11
1,033,526Confirmed Cases (+4,776)
17,627 Deaths (+53)
14,169,986 Tested (+66,697)
7.2% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
1/12
1,040,168 Confirmed Cases (+6,642)
17,743 Deaths (+116)
14,263,477 Tested (+93,491)
7.1% Confirmed/Tested

1/13
1,046,030 Confirmed Cases (+5,862)
17,840 Deaths (+97)
14,339,584 Tested (+76,107)
7.7% Confirmed/Tested

1/14
1,052,682 Confirmed Cases (+6,652)
17,928 Deaths (+88)
14,457,620 Tested (+118,036)
5.6% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
1/15
1,059,324 Confirmed Cases (+6,642)
18,051 Deaths (+123)
14,457,620 Tested (+0) [lost data]
0% Confirmed/Tested

1/16
1,064,667 Confirmed Cases (+6,343)
18,179 Deaths (+128)
14,667,148 Tested (+209,528) [2 days testing]
0% Confirmed/Tested

1/17
1,068,829 Confirmed Cases (+4,162)
18,208 Deaths (+29)
14,763,993 Tested (+96,845)
4.3% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
1/18
1,072,214 Confirmed Cases (+3,385)
18,258 Deaths (+50)
14,826,995 Tested (+63,002)
5.4% Confirmed/Tested

1/19
1,076,532 Confirmed Cases (+4,318)
18,291 Deaths (+33)
14,898,528 Tested (+71,533)
6.0% Confirmed/Tested

1/20
1,081,354 Confirmed Cases (+4,822)
18,398 Deaths (+107)
14,984,649 Tested (+86,121)
5.6% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
1/21
1,086,333 Confirmed Cases (+4,979)
18,521 Deaths (+123)
14,984,649 Tested (+0)
6.0% Confirmed/Tested

1/22
1,093,375 Confirmed Cases (+7,042)
18,615 Deaths (+94)
15,209,516 Tested (+224,867) [2 days]
-% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
1/23
1,098,527 Confirmed Cases (+5,152)
18,711 Deaths (+96)
15,319,694 Tested (+110,178)
4.7% Confirmed/Tested

1/24
1,101,819 Confirmed Cases (+3,292)
18,750 Deaths (+39)
15,409,832 Tested (+90,138)
3.7% Confirmed/Tested

1/25
1,104,763 Confirmed Cases (+2,944)
18,798 Deaths (+48)
15,484,034 Tested (+74,202)
4.0% Confirmed/Tested

1/26
1,108,430 Confirmed Cases (+3,667)
18,883 Deaths (+85)
15,553,319 Tested (+69,285)
5.3% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
1/27
1,112,181 Confirmed Cases (+3,751)
18,964 Deaths (+81)
15,633,443 Tested (+80,124)
4.7% Confirmed/Tested

1/28
1,116,372 Confirmed Cases (+4,191)
19,067 Deaths (+103)
15,633,443 Tested (+0) I lost this data
-% Confirmed/Tested

1/29
1,120,528 Confirmed Cases (+4,156)
19,138 Deaths (+71)
15,844,619 Tested (+211,176)
4.0% Confirmed/Tested (two day average)

1/30
1,123,873 Confirmed Cases (+3,445)
19,203 Deaths (+65)
15,952,421 Tested (+107,802)
3.2% Confirmed/Tested

1/31
1,126,301 Confirmed Cases (+2,428)
19,243 Deaths (+40)
16,039,292 Tested (+86,871)
2.8% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
April 2020 Total Numbers

45,938 Confirmed Cases
2,214 Deaths
229,483 Tested

May 2020 Total Numbers

74,322 Confirmed Cases
3,176 Deaths
668,776 Tested

June 2020 Total numbers

22,925 Confirmed Cases
1,533 Deaths
704,706 Tested

July 2020 Total numbers

35,652 Confirmed Cases
572 Deaths
1,096,603 Tested

August 2020 Total numbers

56,186 Confirmed Cases
531 Deaths
1,364,593 Tested

September 2020 Total numbers

58,251 Confirmed Cases
646 Deaths
1,560,661 Tested

October 2020 Total numbers

117,026 Confirmed Cases
1,085 Deaths
2,105,023 Tested

November 2020 Total numbers

316,004 Confirmed Cases
2,521 Deaths
2,768,153 Tested

December 2020 Total numbers

237,085 Confirmed Cases
4,212 Deaths
2,779,445 Tested

January 2021 Total numbers

162,912 Confirmed Cases
2,753 Deaths
2,761,849 Tested

It's nice to see the overall percentage going down - Nov, Dec and Jan had very close #s for testing, but drastically different confirmed cases.
I hope this trend continues.
 
2/1
1,128,613 Confirmed Cases (+2,312)
19,259 Deaths (+16)
16,100,555 Tested (+61,263)
3.8% Confirmed/Tested

2/2
1,130,917 Confirmed Cases (+2,304)
19,306 Deaths (+47)
16,161,454 Tested (+60,899)
3.8% Confirmed/Tested

2/3
1,134,231 Confirmed Cases (+3,314)
19,375 Deaths (+69)
16,258,348 Tested (+96,894)
3.4% Confirmed/Tested

2/4
1,137,559 Confirmed Cases (+3,328)
19,444 Deaths (+69)
16,359,655 Tested (+101,307)
3.3% Confirmed/Tested

2/5
1,141,219 Confirmed Cases (+3,660)
19,527 Deaths (+83)
16,464,740 Tested (+105,085)
3.5% Confirmed/Tested

2/6
1,144,281 Confirmed Cases (+3,062)
19,587 Deaths (+60)
16,555,035 Tested (+90,295)
3.4% Confirmed/Tested

2/7
1,146,341 Confirmed Cases (+2,060)
19,635 Deaths (+48)
16,636,585 Tested (+81,550)
2.5% Confirmed/Tested

2/8
1,148,341 Confirmed Cases (+1,747)
19,670 Deaths (+35)
16,683,795 Tested (+47,210)
3.7% Confirmed/Tested

Source below, + math (rolling from prior days #s)
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | IDPH
 
Chicago warns ballparks may close if coronavirus numbers continue to climb | WGN-TV

I really wonder if some States will ever be able to turn this off. Cases naturally fluctuate, but it seems some places are intent on placing the blame on the population, and, in this case, threatening to punish them directly. How long is this close/open/close cycle sustainable? At some point wouldn't it just make more sense to pursue virus eradication. I grew up there and it just makes me ill to watch.
 
Q: Who has to get vaccinated in Illinois now?

A: Those included in the new vaccine mandates include all prekindergarten through 12th grade teachers and staff, higher education personnel, higher education students and health care workers in settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, physicians’ offices and urgent care centers.

Q: Who has to wear masks now?

A: Everyone 2 and older will have to wear masks when indoors starting Monday. Masks will not be required outdoors, but are encouraged in crowded outdoor settings such as festivals and concerts.

Illinois has new COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandates. Here’s how they’ll work.
 
Q: Who has to get vaccinated in Illinois now?

A: Those included in the new vaccine mandates include all prekindergarten through 12th grade teachers and staff, higher education personnel, higher education students and health care workers in settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, physicians’ offices and urgent care centers.

Q: Who has to wear masks now?

A: Everyone 2 and older will have to wear masks when indoors starting Monday. Masks will not be required outdoors, but are encouraged in crowded outdoor settings such as festivals and concerts.

Illinois has new COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandates. Here’s how they’ll work.

Any rumblings about when Lori and JB will take the next step and impose curfews and closures? If partial mitigations are good...
 
maybe because vaccinated people are shedding the live virus scientifically called "L452", a.k.a the Delta Variant.
 

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Chicago schools cancel classes again as fight with teachers over Covid hits second week (nbcnews.com)

The Chicago Teachers Union is holding a "day of action" on Monday after weekend negotiations failed to produce an agreement over Covid-19 safety protocols.

Chicago school leaders canceled classes for the fourth consecutive day on Monday as a standoff with the local teachers' union over remote learning and other Covid-19 safety protocols entered its second week.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said on Sunday that weekend negotiations had failed to produce an agreement, meaning classes would be canceled on Monday...

The development comes after the union accused the city of failing to do enough to ensure that students and teachers could return to school safely in the midst of rising Covid cases. It has argued that students should continue with remote learning, clashing with city officials who want students back in the classroom and claim it is one of the safest places they can be...
 

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