McLean County health officials are reporting 66 new COVID-19 cases bringing the total of probable and confirmed cases to 13,310.
On Wednesday, the health department reported two COVID-related deaths. One was a female in her 80s and a male in his 90s associated with long-term care facilities. No deaths are being reported for Thursday.
McLean County has had 136 COVID-related deaths.
Currently, 599 individuals are in home isolation and 22 are hospitalized. Local hospitals are reporting 65% of ICU beds in use and 77% of total beds in use.
There are 12,553 individuals who are considered recovered.
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