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Q-C reports 11 more COVID-19 deaths on New Year s Eve
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COVID-19 tied to 5 deaths in Rock Island County, total new infections below 100 in Q-C
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December 29 recap: Quad-Cities news you may have missed today
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Rock Island County Health Department sees rapid rise in deaths due to COVID-19
Rock Island County Health Dept. is reporting the most deaths in one day, but say that number could be high due to a delay in reporting from the recent holiday. Author: Katrina Lamansky Updated: 5:23 PM CST December 28, 2020
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, Ill. On the Monday after Christmas, the Rock Island County Health Department reported 12 additional COVID-19 deaths in the county, growing the total death count to 243.
This is the largest number of deaths reported in one day, but health department CEO Janet Hill said this is because of a delay in reporting due to the holiday weekend.
Free COVID-19 testing at the Taxslayer sees low turnout following Christmas
Health officials say they re hopeful testing numbers will climb back up now that the holidays are over. Author: Shelby Kluver (WQAD) Updated: 4:19 PM CST December 27, 2020
MOLINE, Ill. The Taxslayer Center in Moline hosted another weekend of free Covid-19 testing, as health officials try to get ahead of a post-holiday surge. But turnout was down from previous testing opportunities.
Only 142 people were tested at the site on Saturday, Dec. 26 - significantly down from the 517 people who received a test just three weeks prior, on Dec. 5. Still, workers at the site are hopeful that those numbers will climb back up now that the holidays are over.