From the Wisconsin Department of Health Services web site, updated each day at 2:00 pm:

In all of Wisconsin, 3,069 more people were tested since the day before (a decrease of 30.11%), raising the total number of people tested to 118,451 out of a population of 5,822,000 (2.03%).

• 199 more cases of COVID-19 were confirmed (a decrease of 28.93%), raising the total number of confirmed cases in the state to 10,418 (8.80% of all tested).
• 9 more deaths attributed to COVID-19 were reported (an increase of 350%), raising the total number of deaths in the state attributed to COVID-19 to 409 (3.91% of all confirmed).

In Brown County, 177 more people were tested since the day before (an increase of 66.04%), raising the total number of people tested to 7,922 out of a population of 264,542 (2.99%).

• 27 more cases of COVID-19 were confirmed (a decrease of 57.14%), raising the total number of confirmed cases in the county to 1,924 (24.29% of all tested).
• No more deaths attributed to COVID-19 were reported (no increase or decrease), raising the total number of deaths in the county attributed to COVID-19 to 18 (0.94% of all confirmed).

In Dane County, 322 more people were tested since the day before (an increase of 0.31%), raising the total number of people tested to 14,828 out of a population of 546,695 (2.71%).

• 2 more cases of COVID-19 were confirmed (a decrease of 71.43%), raising the total number of confirmed cases in the county to 474 (3.20% of all tested).
• No more deaths attributed to COVID-19 were reported (no increase or decrease), raising the total number of deaths in the county attributed to COVID-19 to 22 (4.64% of all confirmed). The last increase, from 21 to 22, was on 4/29/20.

In Milwaukee County, 378 more people were tested since the day before (a decrease of 55.79%), raising the total number of people tested to 25,944 out of a population of 945,726 (2.74%).

• 70 more cases of COVID-19 were confirmed (a decrease of 28.57%), raising the total number of confirmed cases in the county to 4,022 (15.50% of all tested).
• 6 more deaths attributed to COVID-19 were reported (an increase of 600%), raising the total number of deaths in the county attributed to COVID-19 to 231 (5.74% of all confirmed).