x
Breaking News
More () »

Cleveland reports single-day record increase of 75 new coronavirus cases

The city of Cleveland reported a single day record high increase of 75 new coronavirus cases on Sunday.

As coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Ohio continue to rise in recent days, Cleveland reported a single-day record increase with 75 new confirmed cases on Sunday.

The 75 new cases bring Cleveland's total number of cases to 2,245 total with 75 fatalities. No new fatalities were reported on Sunday.

“Today, we’ve had our highest number yet of coronavirus cases in the City of Cleveland,” said Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson. “Make no mistake - the virus has not gone away. If we don’t double down on prevention and take these measures seriously, the effects will be devastating.”

As of Sunday, Ohio has had 46,790 confirmed coronavirus cases and 2,564 fatalities. You can find more information regarding Ohio's coronavirus numbers and trends here.

RELATED: Medina's Castle Noel temporarily closes amid increased coronavirus concerns

RELATED: North Canton restaurant temporarily closes after staff members possibly exposed to COVID-19

RELATED: Coronavirus global death toll passes 500,000; over 10 million cases

RELATED: Trump tweets video with ‘white power’ chant, then deletes it

RELATED: Businesses weigh reopening - or close again - as cases rise

RELATED: Coronavirus in Ohio: The latest number of confirmed cases & trends

RELATED: Spirit Halloween rejects 2020 closure rumor, company says stores will open nationwide soon

RELATED: Texas bars ordered to close again, restaurant capacity reduced amid coronavirus increase

RELATED: Mitchell's temporarily closes Beachwood shop after employee tests positive for coronavirus

Before You Leave, Check This Out