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Virginia's northern and eastern regions reported a positive test average at 3.9 percent as of Oct. 10, according to health officials.
Gov. Ralph Northam contrasted the limited spread of coronavirus in Richmond to a White House event where several people tested positive.
Virginia health officials reported 1,256 new positive tests Saturday, with the southwest region leading the way with 375 new cases.
The Virginia Department of Health reported 1,114 new cases of the coronavirus and 16 new deaths on Friday.
The Virginia Department of Health is preparing for the potential release of a vaccine for COVID-19 as early as Nov. 1.
The 7-day positive rate for the coronavirus in Virginia remains below 5 percent, a trend Gov. Ralph Northam said Monday is "really good."
The number of new coronavirus cases in Virginia topped 1,000 for the first time since Sept. 18 when 1,242 new cases were reported.
The Virginia Department of Health recommended that children not trick-or-treat in large groups or outside their own neighborhoods.
As of Wednesday 263 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 in central Virginia, followed by 209 hospitalizations in Northern Virginia.
The Virginia Department of Health reported 449 new coronavirus cases Monday, the lowest statewide total since 354 cases on July 6.
Virginia topped the 2 million PCR test mark Sunday as 9,785 new tests were reported by the Virginia Department of Health.
People who have the coronavirus can shed the virus in their fecal matter, whether they are showing symptoms of the disease or not.
Virginia is approaching the 5 percent rate recommended by the World Health Organization for governments to allow further reopening.
The latest 7-day positive test rate average in Virginia was 5.5 percent as of Sept. 18, the lowest since the start of the pandemic.
The Virginia Department of Health reported 1,242 new coronavirus cases on Friday, up from the 1,101 new cases reported Thursday.
Virginia officials reported 845 new cases of the coronavirus on Wednesday, with the southwest region seeing an average of 231 new cases.
Two prisoners at Deerfield prison died Saturday, lifting the total to six inmates who have died from COVID-19 at the Virginia prison.
The Virginia Department of Health reported 948 additional coronavirus cases Saturday, a drop from the 1,111 new cases reported Friday.
The coronavirus sent millions of Americans, including in Fairfax City, into an economic tailspin that's being felt at the dinner table.
Gov. Ralph Northam pushed VA residents to continue practicing social distancing and the wearing of face masks over Labor Day weekend 2020.
Northern Virginia coronavirus hospitalizations have been on the rise, while Tidewater region hospitalizations have been declining.
Northern Virginia reported 311 new cases of the coronavirus Friday, with Fairfax County leading the way with 125 new cases.
Virginia's central region, including the Richmond area, on Wednesday reported 222 new coronavirus cases, the highest number in the state.
The daily increase in new coronavirus cases in Virginia was at its lowest point in two weeks, when 663 new cases were reported.
Health Commissioner Norman Oliver told a Richmond station he intends to mandate the coronavirus vaccine when it has been proven safe.
New coronavirus cases topped 200 in Northern Virginia for the fifth straight day, the first time that has happened since early June.
After a stretch of new coronavirus cases above 1,000, Virginia saw the fourth straight day with new cases in only the triple digits.
The latest cumulative totals in Virginia since the start of the coronavirus pandemic are 99,189 cases and 2,322 deaths.
Virginia officials reported 818 new coronavirus cases Thursday, lower than the more than 1,000 daily cases reported in recent weeks.
Virginia health officials reported 1,145 new coronavirus cases Tuesday, more than double the 7-day average of new cases from a month ago.
Virginia health officials reported 913 new cases of the coronavirus and 41 new deaths from the COVID-19 disease on Saturday.
Hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients are trending up at hospitals across Virginia after falling to low of 783 patients on July 6.
Virginia health officials reported 922 new coronavirus cases Tuesday, well below Monday's number but much higher than a month ago.
Virginia health officials reported 1,245 additional coronavirus cases Saturday, representing the highest daily increase in July.
The July 21 average of new coronavirus cases in Virginia was 990, compared to 498 cases a month ago, according to state health officials.
New coronavirus cases in Virginia tallied more than 1,000 Sunday as the state's summer surge shows no signs of slowing down.
Virginia health officials reported 15 new deaths Thursday, increasing the total number of people who have died from COVID-19 to 2,007.
As other parts of the state experience spikes in coronavirus cases, Northern Virginia is reporting far fewer cases and deaths.
With the Independence Day holiday weekend approaching, Virginia officials are urging residents to remain cautious about the coronavirus.