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COVID-19 in Virginia: 7-day positivity rate is 5.1%; new cases down 11%

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2 years ago

April 24, 2023

COVID-19 in Virginia: 7-day positivity rate is 5.1%; new cases down 11%

RICHMOND, Va. — In an effort to supply correct, easy-to-read info on the COVID-19 pandemic and on-going vaccination efforts, WTVR.com will replace this submit weekly with statistics from the Virginia Division of Well being. New circumstances final week (+2,210) decreased from the variety of circumstances reported the week earlier than (2,484).

COVID-19 IN VIRGINIA (Scroll to backside for U.S. stats)

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +2,210 from final week)
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +10

TESTING

7-Day Positivity Common for Virginia: 5.1% April 10-16 (Down from 6.3% April 5-11)

VACCINATIONS

Folks Absolutely Vaccinated: 6,342,646 (+1,185 from two weeks in the past)
% of Inhabitants Absolutely Vaccinated: 73.8% (No change from final week)

Folks Absolutely Vaccinated with Booster/Further Doses: 5,318,188 (+4,993 from two weeks in the past)

**Scroll down for week-to-week COVID circumstances comparability**

COMPLETE COVERAGE: COVID Neighborhood Ranges present majority of Virginia stays low, however Carroll, Emporia, Galax and Grayson are medium

VACCINATE VIRGINIA: Virginians age 6 months+ are eligible for COVID-19 vaccine. Go to the Vaccinate Virginia web siteor name 877-VAX-IN-VA (877-275-8343). You can even seek for particular vaccines in addition to which of them can be found close to you by way of the Vaccine Finder web site.

TRACKING COVID IN VIRGINIA: WEEK-BY-WEEK COMPARISON

Week of Mach April 6-12
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +2,210

COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +10

Week of Mach 30-April 5
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +2,484
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +25

Week of Mach 23-29
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +2,851
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +14

Week of Mach 15-21
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +2,738
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +7

Week of Mach 8-14
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +3,361
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +20

Week of Mach 1-7
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +4,511
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +17

Week of Feb. 22-28
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: + 5,234
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +30

Week of Feb. 15-21
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: + 5,826
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +131

Week of Feb. 8-14
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +7,313
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +131

Week of Feb. 1-7
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +8,271
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +203

Week of Jan. 25-31
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +8,105
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +68

Week of Jan.18-24
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +10,611
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +126

Week of Jan.11-17
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +10,554
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +140

Week of Jan.4-10
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +16,010
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +135

Week of Dec. 28-Jan. 3
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +17,001
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +23

Week of Dec. 21-27
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +14,347
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +54

**NOTE: The Virginia Division of Well being shifted from day by day to weekly reporting on Dec. 27, 2022. In consequence, weekly knowledge is now launched on Tuesdays. So our weekly stats, which had in contrast Friday to Friday numbers, will now mirror Tuesday to Tuesday comparisons.

Week of Dec. 17-23
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +14,950
Folks Hospitalized: +205
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +57

Week of Dec. 10-16
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +12,379
Folks Hospitalized: +179
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +54

Week of Dec. 3-9
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +10,147
Folks Hospitalized: +185
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +81

Week of Nov. 26-Dec. 2
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +9,419
Folks Hospitalized: +181
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +91

Week of Nov. 19-25
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +6,045
Folks Hospitalized: +149
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +81

Week of Nov. 12-18
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +5,865
Folks Hospitalized: +163
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +53

Week of Nov. 5-11
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +6,962
Folks Hospitalized: +122
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +10

Week of Oct. 29-Nov. 4
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +7,324
Folks Hospitalized: +146
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +33

Week of Oct. 22-28
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +7,537
Folks Hospitalized: +143
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +81

Week of Oct. 15-21
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +7,142
Folks Hospitalized:+200
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +76

Week of Oct. 8-14
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +7,047
Folks Hospitalized:+173
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +75

Week of Oct. 1-7
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +7,174
Folks Hospitalized:+202
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +91

Week of Sept. 24-30
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +8,446
Folks Hospitalized:+150
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +97

Week of Sept. 17-23
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +10,080
Folks Hospitalized:+228
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +90

Week of Sept. 10-16
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +11,600
Folks Hospitalized:+231
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +92

Week of Sept. 3-9
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +13,195
Folks Hospitalized:+235
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +124

Week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +16,908
Folks Hospitalized:+252
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +107

Week of Aug. 20-26
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +17,422
Folks Hospitalized: +280
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +107

Week of Aug. 13-19
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +17,183
Folks Hospitalized: +284
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +104

Week of Aug. 6-12
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +18,867
Folks Hospitalized: +310
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +91

Week of July 30-Aug. 5
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +20,291
Folks Hospitalized: +296
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +136

Week of July 23-29
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +21,350
Folks Hospitalized: +264
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +51

Week of July 16-22
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +21,149
Folks Hospitalized: +249
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +66

Week of July 9-15
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +21,244
Folks Hospitalized: +272
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +61

Week of July 2-8
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +18,349
Folks Hospitalized: +237
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +110

Week of June 25-July 1
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +19,654
Folks Hospitalized: +273
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +111

Week of June 18-24
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +17,379
Folks Hospitalized: +195
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +66

Week of June 11-17
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +17,777
Folks Hospitalized: +242
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +12

Week of June 4-10
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +20,114
Folks Hospitalized: +288
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +17

Week of Might 28-June 3
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +19,887
Folks Hospitalized: +342
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +48

Week of Might 21-27
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +22,523
Folks Hospitalized: +433
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +38

Week of Might 14-20
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +22,102
Folks Hospitalized: +449
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +21

Week of Might 7-13
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +17,710
Folks Hospitalized: +444
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +37

Week of April 24-Might 6
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +14,126
Folks Hospitalized: +294
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +44

Week of April 23-29
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +11,789
Folks Hospitalized: +272
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +112

Week of April 16-22
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +6,296
Folks Hospitalized: +207
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +102

Week of April 9-15
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +8,707
Folks Hospitalized: +699
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +199

Week of April 2-8
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +5,669
Folks Hospitalized: +256
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +131

Week of March 26-April 1
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +3,809
Folks Hospitalized: +214
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +86

Week of March 19-25
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +5,372
Folks Hospitalized: +290
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +140

Week of March 12-18
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +6,498
Folks Hospitalized: +508
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +254

Week of March 5-11
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +7,421
Folks Hospitalized: +439
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +257

Week of Feb. 26-March 4
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +9,281
Folks Hospitalized: +251
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: **+419

Week of Feb. 19-25
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +13,825
Folks Hospitalized: +118
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: **+520

Week of Feb. 12-18
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +19,994
Folks Hospitalized: *-30
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: **+534

Week of Feb. 5-11
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +30,669
Folks Hospitalized: *-8
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: **+779

Week of Jan. 29-Feb. 4
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +46,431
Folks Hospitalized: *-386
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: **+576

Week of Jan. 22-28
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +73,878
Folks Hospitalized: +640
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +275

eek of Jan. 15-21
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +100,296
Folks Hospitalized: +1,079
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +49

Week of Jan. 8-14
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +130,381
Folks Hospitalized: +1,771
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +152

Week of Jan. 1-7
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +102,518
Folks Hospitalized: +2,194
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +64

Week of Dec. 25-31
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +69,182
Folks Hospitalized: +1,516
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +293

Week of Dec. 18-24
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +35,946
Folks Hospitalized: +383
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +211

Week of Dec. 11-17
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +19,321
Folks Hospitalized: -383*
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +188

Week of Dec. 4-10
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +17,470
Folks Hospitalized: +459
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +142

Week of Nov. 27-Dec. 3
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +12,860
Folks Hospitalized: +316
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +118

Week of Nov. 20-26
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +10,279
Folks Hospitalized: -113*
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +143

Week of Nov. 13-19
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +10,623
Folks Hospitalized: +277
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +171

Week of Nov. 6-12
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +9,295
Folks Hospitalized: +310
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +196

Week of Oct. 30-Nov. 5
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +8,771
Folks Hospitalized: +380
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +218

Week of Oct. 23-29
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances : +10,016
Folks Hospitalized: +448
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +239

Week of Oct. 16-22
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +11,817
Folks Hospitalized: +502
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +277

Week of Oct. 9-15
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +14,779
Folks Hospitalized: +503
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +316

Week of Oct. 4-8
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +18,831
Folks Hospitalized: +553
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +269

Week of Sept. 27-Oct. 1
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances : +19,463
Folks Hospitalized: +579
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +295

Week of Sept. 20-24
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +22,668
Folks Hospitalized: +718
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +269

Week of Sept. 13-17
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +25,370
Folks Hospitalized: +718
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +233

Week of Sept. 6-10
Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +23,660
Folks Hospitalized: +670
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +137

Week of Aug. 30 – Sept. 3

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +23,515
Folks Hospitalized: +682
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +130

Week of Aug. 23-27

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +20,573
Folks Hospitalized: +674
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +122

Week of Aug. 16-20

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +16,253
Folks Hospitalized: +577
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +48

Week of Aug. 9-13

Constructive COVID-19 Case: +13,162
Folks Hospitalized: +465
COVID-19-Linked Deaths : +41

Week of Aug. 2-6

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +10,280
Folks Hospitalized: +292
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +26

Week of July 26-30

Constructive COVID-19 Casesc: +6,084
Folks Hospitalized: +269
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +32

Week of July 19-23

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +3,801
Folks Hospitalized: +131
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +23

Week of July 12-16

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +1,826
Folks Hospitalized: +145
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +27

Week of July 5-9

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +1,601
Folks Hospitalized: +158
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +23

Week of June 28-July 2

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +1,243
Folks Hospitalized: +268
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +30

Week of June 21-25

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +1,180
Folks Hospitalized: +48
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +46

Week of June 14-18

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +905
Folks Hospitalized: +148
COVID-19-Linked Deaths : +44

Week of June 7-11

Constructive COVID-19 Circumstances: +1,003
Folks Hospitalized: +211
COVID-19-Linked Deaths: +71

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PHOTOS: Virginia National Guard soldiers return from deployment in time for Thanksgiving

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3 hours ago

November 30, 2024

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PHOTOS: Virginia National Guard soldiers return from deployment in time for Thanksgiving

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Virginia National Guard (VNG) soldiers returned home from deployment in Poland on Wednesday — just in time to spend Thanksgiving with their families.

The soldiers were assigned to the Virginia Beach-based 529th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 329th Regional Support Group and reunited with family, friends and VNG senior leaders on Wednesday, Nov. 27.

These reunions came after the soldiers had been serving on federal active duty since March of this year.

The 529th was based at Forward Operating Site in Karliki, Poland and was responsible for supply missions, logistics and maintenance. They also serve as a headquarters element for Task Force Cavalier, which oversees operations and training for over 550 soldiers from 4 different subordinate units from active-duty Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard.

Among the people there to greet the returning soldiers and thank them for their service was Major General James W. Ring, the Adjutant General of Virginia and Brig. Gen. Todd H. Hubbard — the VNG Director of the Joint Staff.

“You showed tremendous resiliency,” said Lt. Col. Carlos Maldonado, commander of TF Cavalier at the TOA. “You overcame and absolutely crushed the mission. Through it all, Cavalier you persevered.”

To learn more about what their deployment entailed, click here.

Continue scrolling to see photos of the soldiers returning home to their families:

Soldiers returning to Virginia (Courtesy of Virginia National Guard Public Affairs Office)

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Spread & Over/Under Predictions for West Virginia vs. Arizona

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11 hours ago

November 29, 2024

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Spread & Over/Under Predictions for West Virginia vs. Arizona

It’s the final day of the Battle 4 Atlantis and the West Virginia Mountaineers are hoping to leave the Bahamas with a third-place finish in the event. Winning the whole thing would have been extremely impressive considering the field, but Darian DeVries’ squad has already notched a key resume-building win over Gonzaga and can do so again today against No. 24 Arizona.

Here are my picks for today’s game. Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.

1 Star – Not very confident
2 Star – A little confident
3 Star – Fairly confident
4 Star – Very confident
5 Star – Should be a lock to happen

3-star play on Arizona (-6.5): This is a really tough matchup for the Mountaineers playing its third game in three days. When these two meet later in the year, I believe WVU will put together a much stronger showing and potentially even win the game. Not there, though.

The Wildcats have a nine-man rotation, which occasionally will be a ten-man. WVU’s key players have logged a ton of minutes over the last two days, with both games going to overtime. As evidenced in yesterday’s game, if the Mountaineers face serious foul trouble, it impacts them more than most teams due to a lack of depth. Amani Hansberry should be able to produce a third straight big game, but if he starts picking up fouls left and right, WVU will be in trouble. Arizona’s guard-heavy lineup will attack and finish around the rim with ease.

I’ve got the Wildcats pulling away with a strong second half.

1-star play on the under: Arizona is a high-scoring team that likes to push the tempo. They’ve averaged 67 field goal attempts in this tournament, whereas WVU has attempted 59 and 63 in games that went to overtime. For West Virginia to win, they’re going to have to slow things down when they have the ball, much like they did in the opening-round game against Gonzaga.

I mentioned fatigue setting in as a possibility in the WVU-Louisville game yesterday, and although Darian DeVries isn’t using that as an excuse, you can tell it played a factor for both teams, especially in the first half. Both squads looked sloppy, slow, and disjointed. I seriously doubt WVU and Arizona will have an extra bounce in their step today, playing for the third time in three days and in a game deciding who takes home third place.

ATS: 3-3 (50%)
O/U: 4-2 (66%)
Overall: 7-5 (58%)

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Virginia woman charged in alleged murder-for-hire plot

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18 hours ago

November 29, 2024

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Virginia woman charged in alleged murder-for-hire plot

A Virginia woman has been arrested and charged in connection with a murder-for-hire plot, according to the Henry County Sheriff’s office.

Gennevieve McGhee, 44, was allegedly captured via audio and video evidence in the meticulous planning of a murder for hire, the sheriff’s office said.

McGhee is accused of meeting with a confidential source at her residence in Ridgeway, Virginia. The source was acting under law enforcement direction and utilizing a recording device to capture evidence.

TEXAS INFLUENCER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON FOR MURDER-FOR-HIRE PLOT

Henry County Sheriff’s Office charged Gennevieve McGhee, 44, with criminal solicitation of murder following an investigation that revealed her alleged involvement in planning a murder for hire. (Henry County Sheriff’s Office)

She allegedly discussed detailed instructions on payment arrangements and instructions for carrying out a robbery and murder.

McGhee is charged with criminal solicitation of murder and conspiracy to commit a felony.

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Gennevieve McGhee, 44, is charged with criminal solicitation of murder and conspiracy to commit a felony. (iStock)

McGhee was taken into custody by deputies from the Henry County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday and is being held at the Henry County Adult Detention Center with no bond.

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The case remains under review by the Henry County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office.

Additional information on the case is not available at this time, officials said.

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