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Oregon inched past 200,000 cumulative COVID-19 cases on Thursday as it added 433 new infections, according to the Oregon Health Authority. The state also reported a sharp increase in deaths
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Oregon inched closer to the grim milestone of 200,000 cumulative COVID-19 cases with 424 new cases recorded Tuesday, according to the Oregon Health Authority. Four new deaths were also recorded,
Here is a local, state and national update on the COVID-19 caseload and vaccinations based on reports Friday from the Oregon Health Authority and the federal Centers for Disease Control
Another Linn County resident has died from COVID-19 and cases of the virus continue to crop up at mid-valley schools, according to data released Wednesday by the Oregon Health Authority. The latest local victim was a 93-year-old woman who tested positive on May 6 and died on Tuesday, OHA reported. It has not yet been determined if she had any underlying health conditions. The Linn County woman was one of seven fatalities announced on Wednesday by OHA, bringing the stateâs death toll to 2,601 since the start of the pandemic. Their names were not released. Tuesday marks the 41st anniversar...