Eighteen states are reporting increases in new cases of COVID-19; 11 states are reporting a drop, and 21 states and Washington, D.C., are seeing cases stabilize as of 7:53 a.m. CDT Sept. 4, according to The New York Times.
The Times used state data on COVID-19 cases over the last 14 days to identify the following trends.
Note: States are listed alphabetically.
Where new cases are rising:
● Alabama
● Iowa
● Kansas
● Kentucky
● Maine
● Minnesota
● Missouri
● Montana
● Nebraska
● New Hampshire
● North Carolina
● North Dakota
● Ohio
● Oklahoma
● Pennsylvania
● South Carolina
● South Dakota
● West Virginia
Where new cases are falling:
● Arizona
● California
● Florida
● Georgia
● Idaho
● Mississippi
● Nevada
● Oregon
● Texas
● Washington
● Wyoming
Where new cases are stabilizing:
● Alaska
● Arkansas
● Colorado
● Connecticut
● Delaware
● Hawaii
● Illinois
● Indiana
● Louisiana
● Maryland
● Massachusetts
● Michigan
● New Mexico
● New Jersey
● New York
● Rhode Island
● Tennessee
● Utah
● Vermont
● Virginia
● Washington, D.C.
● Wisconsin
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