More than 15,000 people in Wisconsin have tested positive for coronavirus, but over half have recovered as of Sunday

Appleton Post-Crescent

Correction: This story has been updated from an earlier version that incorrectly listed the number of cases reported in Milwaukee County.

Four hundred more Wisconsinites have tested positive for COVID-19.

The state Department of Health Services reported Sunday that 7,277 more COVID-19 tests were processed and 400, or 5.5%, came back positive. As of Sunday, 15,277 people in Wisconsin have tested positive for COVID-19 and 186,206 tests have come back negative.

Nearly 9,000 people who were diagnosed with coronavirus have recovered, which makes up 59% of cases. According to DHS, 38%, or 5,767 people, are still considered actively sick. The number of deaths rose to 510, up three more from Saturday.

The Wisconsin Hospital Association reported Sunday that 399 patients across the state are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 and 126 of those patients are in the intensive care unit. The percentage of patients who have required hospitalization for their illness during the pandemic remains around 15%.

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On Sunday, the number of coronavirus cases in each county of the state stood as follows:

6,189 in Milwaukee County
2,243 in Brown County
1,387 in Racine County
998 in Kenosha County
596 in Dane County
561 in Waukesha County
545 in Rock County
348 in Walworth County
193 in Washington County
184 in Outagamie County
172 in Winnebago County
165 in Fond du Lac County
152 in Dodge County
137 in Ozaukee County
96 in Eau Claire County
82 in Grant and Sheboygan counties
80 in Jefferson County
77 in Sauk County
69 in Calumet County
67 in St. Croix County
53 in Green County
49 in Chippewa County
47 in La Crosse County
42 in Pierce County
41 in Marathon County
38 in Shawano County
37 in Columbia and Door counties
34 in Oconto County
33 in Kewaunee County
31 in Marinette County
29 in Manitowoc County
28 in Clark County
25 in Crawford County
23 in Waupaca County
22 in Dunn and Juneau counties
20 in Lafayette County
18 in Trempealeau County
17 in Douglas County
16 in Monroe, Polk and Vernon counties
15 in Jackson County
14 in Green Lake and Richland counties
12 in Barron County
11 in Forest and Iowa counties
10 in Portage County
Eight in Waushara County
Nine in Wood County
Seven in Oneida and Sawyer counties
Six in Vilas County
Five in Buffalo County
Four in Adams, Lincoln and Rusk counties
Three in Bayfield, Marquette and Menominee counties
Two in Ashland, Florence, Iron, Price and Washburn counties
One in Burnett, Langlade, Pepin and Taylor counties

Note that state totals are frozen once a day and may not reflect numbers put out by local health departments.

More than 5.3 million cases of coronavirus have been confirmed globally, with 343,500 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University. In the United States, 97,400 people have died and more than 1.6 million people have been infected as of Sunday afternoon.

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