Wisconsin's coronavirus cases increase by 375, the second-highest total since testing began

USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

Confirmed cases of coronavirus in Wisconsin jumped by 375 on Friday, the second-highest increase since the state began testing.

Overall confirmed cases totaled 9,590, while deaths due to COVID-19 increased by 10 to 384.

More than 4,600 new test results were reported Friday, down from the state's high of more than 5,500 on Thursday but still the second-most during the pandemic.

Wisconsin's single-day high for confirmed cases came May 1, when more than 460 new positives were announced by state health officials.

Also Friday, state health officials released data for the final two of six goals Gov. Tony Evers' administration set to begin reopening the state in phases.

Both, relating to hospitals, were listed as "green lights," meaning they are currently meeting state standards:

More than 95% of hospitals say they can treat patients without being in a "crisis care" condition, defined as three or more straight days with treatment occurring in unsafe or non-patient care areas, insufficient staff to meet the volume of patients, and a lack of critical supplies or other "extreme operating conditions."
More than 95% also say they have arranged to test all staff who show symptoms of COVID-19.

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As of Friday morning, there were nearly 350 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 in Wisconsin, and nearly 210 who were hospitalized and awaiting test results, according to the Wisconsin Hospital Association.

Globally, there were 3.9 million confirmed cases and more than 270,000 deaths, according to a Johns Hopkins University online dashboard. Nearly a third of total cases and more than 76,000 deaths were in the U.S.

The state's count of confirmed cases by county stood as follows Friday:

3,722 in Milwaukee County
1,777 in Brown County
634 in Racine County
627 in Kenosha County
455 in Dane County
387 in Waukesha County
343 in Rock County
226 in Walworth County
114 in Washington County
105 in Outagamie County
101 in Ozaukee County
91 in Winnebago County
85 in Fond du Lac County
69 in Sauk County
66 in Grant County
65 in Sheboygan County
51 in Dodge County
50 in Eau Claire and Jefferson counties
34 in Calumet County
32 in La Crosse and Columbia counties
27 in Chippewa and Oconto counties
26 in Kewaunee and St. Croix counties
23 in Clark and Green counties
22 in Marathon County
21 in Juneau County
20 in Shawano County
18 in Door County
17 in Manitowoc County
16 in Crawford County
15 in Marinette County
14 in Monroe and Dunn counties
13 in Richland County
12 in Jackson and Pierce counties
11 in Waupaca County
10 in Douglas, Iowa and Barron counties
Nine in Lafayette County
Seven in Oneida and Portage counties
Six in Green Lake County
Five in Buffalo, Polk and Trempealeau counties
Four in Adams, Rusk, Sawyer, Vilas and Waushara counties
Three in Bayfield, Marquette and Vernon counties
Two in Ashland, Florence, Iron, Menominee and Wood counties
One in Forest, Lincoln, Price and Washburn counties

Note that the state's totals are frozen once each day, and that some counties may have reported more up-to-date counts.