Another 8,533 people in the state have tested positive with COVID-19 from December 27 to January 3, including 34 people in Marshall County, 22 people in Starke County and 19 people in Pulaski County, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health. 

The Indiana Department of Health announced 4,091 new cases of COVID-19 in the state in Monday’s update. That number includes nine new cases in both Marshall County and in Pulaski County while there was one new case reported in Starke County.   

Starke County and Marshall County are in the red status on the Indiana Department of Health’s updated County Metrics Map while Pulaski County remains in the orange status.

Another 20 people in Marshall County have tested positive with COVID-19, along with 13 people in Starke County and 12 people in Pulaski County, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.

Another 2,554 people in the state have been newly diagnosed with COVID-19 which includes 14 people in Marshall County, four people in Starke County, and six people in Pulaski County, according to Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.

In Friday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health, another 5,181 people in the state have been diagnosed with COVID-19, which includes 44 people in Marshall County, 21 people in Pulaski County and 15 people in Starke County.

There were 5,486 new COVID-19 cases reported in the state from December 13 to December 15, according to Thursday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.  That number includes 44 new cases in Marshall County, 28 new cases in Starke County and five new cases in Pulaski County.

Starke County is the only county in the tri-county area in the red status on the Indiana Department of Health’s updated County Metrics Map.  The red status is means there is a very high spread of COVID-19 in the county.  Marshall County and Pulaski County are back in the orange status where the community spread of COVID-19 still remains an elevated concern.

There were another 50 COVID-19 cases reported to the state in the tri-county area, according to Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.  That breaks down to 26 people in Marshall County, 18 people in Starke County and six people in Pulaski County.  They were among 4,057 people who have tested positive with COVID-19 from December 2 through December 13. 

Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health showed an additional 3,005 Hoosiers who tested positive with COVID-19 between December 11 and December 12, which included 13 people in Marshall County, 10 people in Starke County and two people in Pulaski County.  

Another 5,315 people in the state have tested positive with COVID-19, including 44 people in Marshall County, 26 people in Starke County and 17 people in Pulaski County. 

Another 5,513 Hoosiers have tested positive with COVID-19 between November 30 and December 8, according to Thursday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.  That number includes 50 people in Marshall County, 14 people in Starke County and five people in Pulaski County.   

Half of the State of Indiana is back in the red status on the Indiana Department of Health’s updated County Metrics Map, including Marshall, Starke and Pulaski Counties.  The red status indicates a very high spread of COVID-19.

Another 29 people in Marshall County, 14 people in Starke County and six people in Pulaski County have tested positive with COVID-19, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.

There were 59 new cases of COVID-19 reported locally, including 40 cases in Marshall County, 12 cases in Starke County, and seven cases in Pulaski County, according to Monday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.  They are among 3,080 newly diagnosed residents in the state from December 4 and December 5.

There are 91 people newly diagnosed with COVID-19 in Marshall County, along with 20 people in Starke County and 18 people in Pulaski County.  They are among 5,659 Hoosiers who were newly diagnosed with COVID-19 from November 23 to December 2, in Friday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health. 

More people are testing positive with COVID-19.