Osage County is now the second area county to pass 1,000 coronavirus cases since the pandemic came to Kansas nearly a year ago.
Twenty-six new cases between Feb. 5 and Wednesday pushed the county’s overall total to 1,014 since March. Osage County also had its active caseload dip from 48 to 28 over that time and deaths remain steady at 11.
Lyon County, which has the area’s biggest population, now has over 4,000 total cases.
Area COVID-19 caseload data
*Lyon County: 4,003 total cases, 100 active cases, 75 deaths. Last reporting date: Wednesday
*Chase County: 170 total community cases, four active cases, two deaths. Last reporting date: Tuesday
*Coffey County: 630 total cases, 23 active cases, 13 deaths. Last reporting date: Feb. 12
*Greenwood County: 570 total cases, 17 active cases, two deaths. Last reporting date: Feb. 1
*Morris County: 581 total cases, eight active cases, 17 deaths. Last reporting date: Tuesday
*Osage County: 1,014 total cases, 28 active cases, 11 deaths. Last reporting date: Wednesday
*Wabaunsee County: 622 total cases, 17 active cases, 13 deaths. Last reporting date: Feb. 9
