Ohio reports 26,016 new COVID-19 cases in past week

USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau
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Fans wear maskes during Thursday's NCAA Division I women's basketball game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and teh Michigan Wolverines on January 27, 2022, at Value City Arena in Columbus, Oh.
Fans wear maskes during Thursday's NCAA Division I women's basketball game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and teh Michigan Wolverines on January 27, 2022, at Value City Arena in Columbus, Oh.

Here is the latest on the coronavirus pandemic in Ohio. This list will be updated after 2 p.m. each Thursday.

Scroll down to see the latest Ohio COVID-19 numbers

Ohio COVID-19 vaccine counter

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Aug. 11

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 87

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 39,220

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 26,016

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 3,002,043

  • Current hospitalizations: 1,318

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 122,882

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,428,582 people or 63.55% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,886,307 people or 58.91% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Aug. 4

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 98

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 39,133

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 27,785

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,976,027

  • Current hospitalizations: 1,281

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 122,274

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,419,934 people or 63.48% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,879,947 people or 58.86% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending July 28

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 54

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 39,035

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 29,876

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,948,242

  • Current hospitalizations: 1,173

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 121,595

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,410,968 people or 63.40% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,872,851 people or 58.80% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending July 21

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 22

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,981

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 26,610

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,918,366

  • Current hospitalizations: 1,167

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 120,890

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,389,358 people or 63.22% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,849,403 people or 58.60% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending July 14

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 39*

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,959*

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 24,465

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,891,756

  • Current hospitalizations: 1,008

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 120,200

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,380,488 people or 63.14% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,842,506 people or 58.54% of the population

*The Ohio Department of Health, due to coding changes, is reprocessing all 2022 death files.

Hospitalizations have very slowly increased, surpassing 1,000 for the first time since March 1. Cases have also been growing due to the new B.A. 5 variant, which initial research suggests is better at evading immune detections.

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending July 7

  • New deaths of Ohioans:*

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,920*

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 18,838

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,867,291

  • Current hospitalizations: 858

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 119,650

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,372,030 people or 63.07% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,837,618 people or 58.50% of the population

*The Ohio Department of Health, due to coding changes, is reprocessing all 2022 death files.

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Jun. 30

  • New deaths of Ohioans:*

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,852*

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 17,225

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,848,453

  • Current hospitalizations: 753

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 119,239

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,363,444 people or 62.99% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,833,096 people or 58.46% of the population

*The Ohio Department of Health, due to coding changes, is reprocessing all 2022 death files.

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Jun. 23

  • New deaths of Ohioans:*

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,778*

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 16,159

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,831,228

  • Current hospitalizations: 769

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 118,756

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,353,149 people or 62.91% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,828,306 people or 58.42% of the population

*The Ohio Department of Health, due to coding changes, is reprocessing all 2022 death files.

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Jun. 16

  • New deaths of Ohioans: *

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,657*

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 16,169

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,815,069

  • Current hospitalizations: 763

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 118,289

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,347,530 people or 62.86% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,823,400ish people or 58.37% of the population

*Starting the week of June 6, there will be a 2-week pause in the reporting of deaths due to coding changes in a national reporting system.

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending June 9

  • New deaths of Ohioans: *

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,657*

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 18,247

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,798,900

  • Current hospitalizations: 749

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 117,844

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,343,394 people or 62.82% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,818,281 people or 58.33% of the population

*Starting the week of June 6, there will be a 2-week pause in the reporting of deaths due to coding changes in a national reporting system.

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending June 2

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 29

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,657

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 17,530

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,780,653

  • Current hospitalizations: 753

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 117,295

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,338,145 people or 62.78% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,812,443 people or 58.28% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending May 26

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 38

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,628

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 19,546

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,763,123

  • Current hospitalizations: 687

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 116,813

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,333,521 people or 62.74% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,807,082 people or 58.23% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending May 19

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 40

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,590

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 19,536

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,743,577

  • Current hospitalizations: 640

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 116,307

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,327,581 people or 62.69% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,799,988 people or 58.17% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending May 12

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 57

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,550

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 15,970

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,724,041

  • Current hospitalizations: 524

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 115,834

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,321,297 people or 62.63% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,793,187 people or 58.12% of the population

The number of new COVID-19 cases have seen a steady and small uptick, reflecting a nationwide trend of cases bumping back up post-omicron and after COVID-19 restrictions loosened.

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending May 5

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 65

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,493

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 11,013

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,708,071

  • Current hospitalizations: 427

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 115,481

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,314,770 people or 62.58% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,786,438 people or 58.06% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Apr. 28

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 68

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,428

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 8,731

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,697,058

  • Current hospitalizations: 358

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 115,185

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,308,256 people or 62.52% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,778,926 people or 57.99% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Apr. 21

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 94

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,360

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 6,890

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,688,327

  • Current hospitalizations: 311

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 114,871

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,301,501 people or 62.46% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,771,305 people or 57.93% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Apr. 14

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 100

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,266

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 4,808

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,681,437

  • Current hospitalizations: 314

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 114,443

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,295,208 people or 62.41% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,763,815 people or 57.86% of the population

Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending Apr. 7

  • New deaths of Ohioans: 124

  • Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,166

  • New and confirmed probable cases: 3,828

  • Total cases since start of pandemic: 2,676,629

  • Current hospitalizations: 308

  • Cumulative hospitalizations: 114,126

  • People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,288,047 people or 62.35% of the population

  • People fully vaccinated: 6,755,011 people or 57.79% of the population

Reporting of testing data stopped beginning this week.

See past Ohio COVID-19 numbers:

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY NETWORK: COVID-19 in Ohio: Latest numbers on cases, hospitalizations, deaths

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