COVID-19 Daily Update - February 4

Wyoming's total lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased by 244 since yesterday and now stand at 44,848. Probable cases have decreased by 64 to 7620.

Crook County has had a total of 382 confirmed cases and 34 probables after 1 new confirmed case was added today. Of those cases, 5 confirmed and 2 probable are currently active.

A total of 624 people have now died in Wyoming due to the virus. Crook County has recorded 10 deaths.

A total of 43,848 confirmed and 7347 probable cases have recovered.

"Data adjustments" in the number of laboratory confirmed cases were made in four counties: Campbell County showed a decrease of seven cases, Converse County's numbers declined by five, and the case numbers in Laramie and Weston counties each declined by one.

Laramie County saw 45 new confirmed cases; Teton County's confirmed case total increased by 38; Albany County reported 28; Natrona County had 20; Big Horn and Sheridan counties saw 17; Campbell County recorded 16; Sweetwater County had 14; Fremont County added 11 confirmed cases; Carbon County had eight; Lincoln County saw seven new cases; Goshen County's case number went up by five; Johnson and Uinta counties reported four new cases; Converse and Weston counties had three, and Crook, Park, Sublette and Washakie counties had one.

The number of active coronavirus cases in the state was 1069, a decline of 96 from Wednesday's 1165.