Posted December 15, 2020
We’re going into a new year and a new tax year, which means things will be different. Americans are wondering when will we get the next stimulus check, and Jini Thornton is answering all of your questions. When it comes to unemployment benefits and protection against evictions, they will end at the end of the month. Whether there will be another stimulus package coming soon, hear our money expert break it all down.
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Official State By State Rankings Of Coronavirus Cases
Official State By State Rankings Of Coronavirus Cases
1. New York (729)
1 of 51This week @NYCMayor declared a State of Emergency in New York City. Here's what that means for New Yorkers: https://t.co/JsC8ro3KJm
— City of New York (@nycgov) March 15, 2020
2. Washington (642)
2 of 51State of Washington about to go under #MedicalMartial law to stop the #coronavirus.
— John B Wells 11:11 (@JohnBWellsCTM) March 11, 2020
https://t.co/wRUVaEWaF1
3. California (138)
3 of 51California has put out a new policy ending mass gatherings of 250+ people to slow the spread of coronavirus. We’ve been working with companies like Disney to meet it.@Disney has agreed to shut down their CA parks. Expect more to come... https://t.co/RlmTaFL2EK
— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) March 12, 2020
4. Massachusetts (138)
4 of 51The @CityofBoston is taking aggressive action to keep our residents healthy and safe. Our response to #COVID19 has been informed by public health & medical professionals.
— Mayor Marty Walsh (@marty_walsh) March 15, 2020
By practicing social distancing we can help to #flattenthecurve in our City.https://t.co/UCqNbQnquZ
5. Florida (138)
5 of 51DOH is announcing 39 new positive cases of #COVID19. These individuals are being properly cared for and isolated. Visit https://t.co/sUphC9lxVG for more information.
— Florida Dept. Health (@HealthyFla) March 15, 2020
6. Colorado (101)
6 of 51Here is a current breakdown by age - across Colorado. #Colorado #coronavirus @FOX21News Full story: https://t.co/kPXD3qrUTY pic.twitter.com/xZuisF70lJ
— Amber Jo Cooper (@AmberJoCooper) March 15, 2020
7. Georgia (99)
7 of 51There are currently 99 coronavirus cases in the state of Georgia.
— Everything Georgia (@GAFollowers) March 15, 2020
Yesterday there were 64..
8. Louisiana (91)
8 of 51The Louisiana Department of Health has reported Louisiana’s first presumptive positive case of COVID-19, commonly referred to as coronavirus, a Jefferson Parish resident who is hospitalized in Orleans Parish. #lagov #lalege
— John Bel Edwards (@LouisianaGov) March 9, 2020
📰: https://t.co/E2N29pLb1U pic.twitter.com/8YTINR9Kgm
9. New Jersey (69)
9 of 51PSA: The Coronavirus is 34x as deadly as the flu. A man in New Jersey, 32 with no health issues, is physically incapable of speaking and is in critical condition. This is not the flu, not the cold. It’s a different breed of disease. Stop pretending this isn’t a big deal. It is...
— United States Coronavirus Updates (@USCoronaUpdates) March 12, 2020
10. Illinois (64)
10 of 51BREAKING: Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker will order all restaurants across the state to be closed to dine-in customers in a further attempt to curb the coronavirus. Delivery and drive up will remain open. This’ll be effective end of business tomorrow. @chicagotribune
— Gregory Pratt (@royalpratt) March 15, 2020
11. Pennsylvania (63)
11 of 51Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Widespread Restrictions Go Into Effect In Montgomery County https://t.co/7lwzkKZxFR pic.twitter.com/KuDjW91ZdM
— teamhtc (@technoappgeek) March 15, 2020
12. Texas (51)
12 of 51Actual sign at a store in #Texas #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/E5zRDj0r07
— The Right Front Tire™ (@RightFrontTire) March 8, 2020
13. Virginia (41)
13 of 51Breaking: Virginia coronavirus cases up to 41 from 30 yesterday.
— Sean Kennedy 🗞 (@SeanDKennedy) March 14, 2020
Breakdown: pic.twitter.com/StZaQCryZD
14. Oregon (36)
14 of 51A man in his 70s has become the first person in Oregon to die from the new coronavirus. He had no known contact to a confirmed case and had not traveled to another country where the virus is circulating, the Oregon Health Authority says. https://t.co/uKwkU6rnfG
— The Associated Press (@AP) March 15, 2020
15. Minnesota (35)
15 of 51👏🏼AWESOME👏🏼#Minnesota now offers curbside #coronavirus testing! Call ahead, drive up, and your samples will be taken in just a few minutes with results provided the next day.
— Dena Grayson, MD, PhD (@DrDenaGrayson) March 11, 2020
EVERY state should offer this.#COVID19 #CoronavirusPandemic
h/t @kris_lovaashttps://t.co/nbpTpwvSTm
16. Michigan (33)
16 of 51Vernors shelves after the coronavirus is reported to be in Michigan pic.twitter.com/YSiymgPZHA
— Brandon Engel (@brandonengel_) March 11, 2020
17. North Carolina (32)
17 of 51As of March 14 at 8:00 a.m., the state of North Carolina has a total of 680 public (i.e., non-commercial) #coronavirus test kits.
— Sen. Jeff Jackson (@JeffJacksonNC) March 14, 2020
So the big question is, “Why don’t we have more tests?”
Here’s the situation:
18. Tennesse (32)
18 of 51CORONAVIRUS CURE? Two researchers the University of Tennessee in Knoxville have discovered a chemical compound that, if it passes more testing, could be the cure to stop coronavirus and prevent it from spreading. https://t.co/IP9wwpwmc0
— FOX 11 Los Angeles (@FOXLA) March 9, 2020
19. Maryland (31)
19 of 513 of the Maryland #coronavirus patients have fully recovered @wjz
— Mike Hellgren (@HellgrenWJZ) March 12, 2020
20. Wisconsin (27)
20 of 51Wisconsin coronavirus cases
— Kevin Flynn (@KevinFl79824320) March 14, 2020
Monday - 1
Tuesday - 3
Wednesday - 6
Thursday - 8
Friday - 19
Saturday - 26
21. Ohio (26)
21 of 51#BREAKING: Ohio closing all bars, restaurants in response to coronavirus https://t.co/yCMwpOlcsV pic.twitter.com/VSNN3UqTBa
— The Hill (@thehill) March 15, 2020
22. Connecticut (20)
22 of 5123. Rhode Island (20)
23 of 51One of the first Americans to be diagnosed with Coronavirus (a 48-year-old man from Rhode Island) shares his experience with WSJ
— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) March 11, 2020
“It almost killed me. It’s alarming when I hear people minimize it as a cold. It was no simple cold for me.” https://t.co/fAvsoMGQO4 pic.twitter.com/qnNEB22b4A
24. Indiana (19)
24 of 51NEW: Will Indiana @GovHolcomb decide to close all restaurants and bars in the state because of coronavirus concerns?? Here is a response I just got from his office. pic.twitter.com/vA0fnwNakL
— Kelly Reinke (@KellyReinkeTV) March 15, 2020
25. South Carolina (19)
25 of 51S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster announced all South Carolina schools will temporarily close starting Monday as the coronavirus health threat continues to grow.https://t.co/Gfq4KiaH3g
— WPDE ABC15 (@wpdeabc15) March 15, 2020
26. Utah (19)
26 of 511st case of Coronavirus hits Utah man in Davis County. His efforts to protect himself & his home were...not very effective pic.twitter.com/esGokWFNqZ
— Golden Whetman (@dakicker11) March 7, 2020
27. Iowa (18)
27 of 51BREAKING: Iowa legislature to suspend session for 30 days amid the coronavirus pandemic.
— Eva Andersen - Local 5 News (@EvainIowa) March 15, 2020
28. Nevada (18)
28 of 51NEW: Trump cancels upcoming events in Colorado and Nevada due to coronavirus outbreak - NBC
— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) March 12, 2020
29. Nebraska (17)
29 of 5130. Arkansas (16)
30 of 51BREAKING: Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson has Cancelled All Schools in Arkansas Starting Tuesday, Monday is Optional based on District. Will Remain Closed through all of March due to the CoronaVirus Outbreak.
— Matt Couch (@RealMattCouch) March 15, 2020
31. District of Columbia (16)
31 of 51CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield says there are over 500 coronavirus cases in the U.S. in 35 states and the District of Columbia.
— ABC News (@ABC) March 9, 2020
"At the present time, the risk to the American public does remain low." https://t.co/ZacMwZ0t26 pic.twitter.com/HgkZnB9AwG
32. Kentucky (16)
32 of 51First arrest for not self-quarantining #coronavirus in America.
— Theodore R. Smith (@hopeseekr) March 15, 2020
I applaud the Governor of Kentucky!! @GovAndyBeshear!!
Shame on the man who didn't self-isolate after testing positive! He should be publicly named and shamed! For his community's protection! pic.twitter.com/KPW0Wne2cJ
33. New Hampshire (13)
33 of 51SIX NEW CASES: The number of cases of the new coronavirus in New Hampshire has nearly doubled to 13 and dozens more tests are pending, state officials said Sunday.https://t.co/2LpgdhSXFl
— The Telegraph & NashuaTelegraph.com (@NashuaTelegraph) March 15, 2020
34. New Mexico (13)
34 of 51BREAKING: New Mexico officials announce students will not have to make up days from coronavirus school closures.
— Alyssa Meisner (@AlyssaCBS4) March 13, 2020
35. Alabama (12)
35 of 51What do the numbers tell us so far about #COVIDー19? Here's an explainer on why you should care about the spread of coronavirus in Alabama. pic.twitter.com/5yEh6EpqJz
— AL.com (@aldotcom) March 14, 2020
36. Arizona (12)
36 of 51BREAKING: Arizona declares state of emergency due to coronavirus
— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) March 11, 2020
37. Mississippi (10)
37 of 51#BREAKING: The Mississippi State Department of Health has reported the state's first presumptive positive case of coronavirus. https://t.co/NG0ZdnK0Cm
— wdam (@wdam) March 12, 2020
38. South Dakota (9)
38 of 51JUST IN: South Dakota confirms first coronavirus cases, including first death https://t.co/L3rtrJE3iE pic.twitter.com/ZUEILTgQ4i
— The Hill (@thehill) March 10, 2020
39. Kansas (8)
39 of 51Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly has announced the state’s first death from coronavirus https://t.co/QcsEklPdR9 pic.twitter.com/JxfbB7sMWY
— CNN (@CNN) March 13, 2020
40. Montana (7)
40 of 51A lab in US state Montana produced new colored images of the novel #coronavirus (#SARSCoV2) on its scanning and transmission electron microscopes on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020. (Source: NIAID’s Rocky Mountain Laboratories) pic.twitter.com/RTXPj09zhC
— People's Daily, China (@PDChina) February 14, 2020
41. Oklahoma (7)
41 of 51Oklahoma has 4 confirmed positive coronavirus cases. At least 37 cases awaiting test results.
— Tiffany Alaniz (@TiffanyAlaniz) March 15, 2020
Tonight Governor Kevin Stitt posted this picture and faced major criticism within the state and nationally. It’s deleted now. I’ve reached out to his office for comment. #Oklahoma pic.twitter.com/UZuGjvEKvg
42. Delaware (6)
42 of 51#BREAKING: Delaware has just announced its first positive case of the new #coronavirus. The man is associated with the University of Delaware and officials are now working to identify anyone he may have come in contact with. https://t.co/G5pxuRSV6A pic.twitter.com/FdloxiZfXW
— NBC10 Philadelphia (@NBCPhiladelphia) March 11, 2020
43. Idaho (5)
43 of 51It's Saturday, March 14th in Bellevue, Idaho. We have no toilet paper. This is so ridiculous. SMDH#Notoiletpaper #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/uQEV5EVnVa
— Rogue Penguin (@Rogue_40) March 14, 2020
44. Missouri (5)
44 of 51Wal-Mart
— Johnny Applepex (@johnnyapplepex) March 14, 2020
St Louis suburbs
6am Saturday#coronavirusmissouri #coronavirus #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/SipEOQrTha
45. Hawaii (4)
45 of 51CORONAVIRUS LATEST: The death toll in the U.S. has risen to 19. https://t.co/itZliPrlx7
— ABC News (@ABC) March 7, 2020
—New York declared a state of emergency.
—A quarantine hotel in China collapsed.
—Utah and Hawaii confirm 1st cases.
—The Pope canceled Sunday prayer gathering.
46. Vermont (4)
46 of 51Parents at two Vermont schools set up a fundraising campaign for janitorial staff who went “above and beyond” to sanitize their kids’ schools. Over $6,300 was raised for staff who worked tirelessly while the schools were closed. ❤️🇺🇸@standamericanow https://t.co/zqMJ5hCpgi
— Nikki Haley (@NikkiHaley) March 14, 2020
47. Maine (3)
47 of 51Today, @MEPublicHealth and I announced Maine's first presumptive positive case of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Maine. We have been preparing for this since the end of last year. Now Maine has an opportunity to delay an outbreak and to minimize our exposure. (1/4) pic.twitter.com/QRW5SVtpYh
— Governor Janet Mills (@GovJanetMills) March 12, 2020
48. Wyoming (3)
48 of 51Georgia and Louisiana have delayed their primary elections. Wyoming has suspended its in-person Democratic caucus voting. Here are the latest updates on changes to the 2020 presidential race. https://t.co/tf1vFXvMJT
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2020
49. Puerto Rico (3)
49 of 51Coronavirus in US:
— PM Breaking News (@PMBreakingNews) March 15, 2020
- US has about 3,400 confirmed cases, over 60 deaths
- Illinois and Ohio to temporarily shut down all bars and restaurants
- Ohio Department of Health says that ‘there are going to be multiple Wuhans in US’
- Puerto Rico to implement curfew from 9 PM to 5 AM
50. Alaska (1)
50 of 51Alaska is announcing its first confirmed coronavirus case right now, leaving just four states remaining without a confirmed case. https://t.co/74QzWYbn1p
— Mike Baker (@ByMikeBaker) March 13, 2020
51. North Dakota (1)
51 of 51North Dakota has just announced the state's first case of coronavirus https://t.co/2cT3ezYc12
— CNN (@CNN) March 12, 2020
Official State By State Rankings Of Coronavirus Cases
President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency over the Coronavirus pandemic. Over a handful of public figures have came out in the past week with the deadly virus such as Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, Donovan Mitchell & Rudy Gobert. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE. Following the state of emergency press conference, was an official rankings of each state regarding the Coronavirus spread via CNN. Having New York as the #1 state in America with the virus spreading and North Dakota being the lowest ranked. Every state has called for all business to shutdown for the next few weeks including schools, restaurants, bars etc. The full list is below. WANT EXCLUSIVES? CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER!
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