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Latest Illinois coronavirus cases and deaths

Keep track of new coronavirus cases and deaths in Illinois as the state announces them.

By  Caroline Hurley
   

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The novel coronavirus COVID-19 is spreading quickly across the state, the country and the globe, with new cases announced in Illinois every day.

Keep track of how many cases and deaths there are in Illinois with our graph below, which is updated each day after the Illinois Department of Public Health releases new data.

Data for the following graph was provided by the Office of the Governor and the Illinois Department of Public Health.

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