1,116 – That’s the official number of confirmed COVID-19 cases across the state of Alabama as of Thursday morning.

According to the Alabama Department of Public Health – their number of confirmed deaths remains at 17 with 32 others, referred to as “reported deaths”, still under investigation.  According to the ADPH – Cherokee County still has two confirmed cases – while DeKalb and Cleburne each have 6; Etowah County now has 10 and Calhoun County, eleven.

Autauga — 10

Baldwin — 23

Bibb — 3

Blount — 5

Bullock — 2

Butler — 1

Calhoun — 11

Chambers — 48

Cherokee — 2

Chilton — 13

Choctaw — 4

Clarke — 2

Clay — 3

Cleburne –6

Colbert — 4

Conecuh –1

Coosa — 4

Covington — 3

Crenshaw — 1

Cullman — 9

Dale — 1

Dallas — 3

DeKalb — 6

Elmore — 15

Escambia — 1

Etowah — 10

Fayette — 1

Franklin — 3

Greene — 4

Hale — 1

Houston — 9

Jackson — 8

Jefferson — 305

Lamar — 1

Lauderdale — 13

Lawrence — 3

Lee — 85

Limestone — 23

Lowndes — 1

Macon — 2

Madison — 107

Marengo — 5

Marion — 11

Marshall — 6

Mobile — 61

Monroe — 3

Montgomery — 35

Morgan — 19

Pickens — 4

Pike — 7

Randolph — 5

Russell — 2

St. Clair — 17

Shelby — 89

Sumter — 3

Talladega — 8

Tallapoosa — 14

Tuscaloosa — 30

Walker — 32

Washington — 3

Wilcox — 3

Winston — 2