Western Springs Sees Most Virus Cases Since February: County

Western Springs IL

08 May, 2022

12:29 PM

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WESTERN SPRINGS, IL – Western Springs experienced the most new coronavirus cases in a week since February, according to the Cook County Public Health Department. As of Sunday, the village saw 3,056 coronavirus cases since the beginning of the pandemic, with 48 new cases in the last week. The previous week, the village saw 34 cases. For four weeks last June and July, the village's coronavirus case count did not budge. On April 1, the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office stopped counting the number of coronavirus deaths by municipality. At last count, the number was six. Here's a look at the number of accumulated cases since the beginning of the crisis: DateWestern SpringsSuburban CookApril 12, 2020125,512April 19, 2020147,893April 26, 20201611,688May 3, 20201916,356May 10, 20202420,154May 17, 20203323,839May 24, 20203927,573May 31, 20204230,149June 7, 20204431,894June 14, 20204433,057June 27, 20204734,087June 28, 20205035,137July 5, 20206336,242July 12, 20208337,414July 19, 202010238,746July 26, 202011640,439Aug. 3, 202012741,965Aug. 10, 202013143,627Aug. 16, 202014345,797Aug. 23, 202015448,111Aug. 30, 202016950,199Sept. 6, 202019052,973Sept. 13, 202020355,027Sept. 20, 202021856,808Sept. 27, 202023358,868Oct. 4, 202024361,099Oct. 11, 202026163,990Oct. 18, 202027167,825Oct. 25, 202028172,167Nov. 1, 202029776,070Nov. 8, 202034185,935Nov. 15, 2020430101,257Nov. 22, 2020486113,718Nov. 29, 2020550126,550Dec. 6, 2020625139,697Dec. 13, 2020672151,761Dec. 20, 2020709161,592Dec. 27, 2020739169,188Jan. 3, 2021763175,510Jan. 10, 2021812184,374Jan. 17, 2021846191,400Jan. 24, 2021881197,474Jan. 31, 2021901201,944Feb. 7, 2021917205,149Feb. 14, 2021934207,433Feb. 21, 2021950210,516Feb. 28, 2021957212,428March 7, 2021977214,356March 14, 2021993216,335March 21, 20211,018218,512March 28, 20211,045221,233April 4, 20211,072224,708April 11, 20211,106228,663April 18, 20211,144232,883April 25, 20211,177236,648May 2, 20211,190240,085May 9, 20211,200243,156May 16, 20211,227245,489May 23, 20211,261247,632May 30, 20211,302249,317June 6, 20211,319250,204June 13, 20211,320250,572June 20, 20211,321250,813June 27, 20211,321251,018July 4, 20211,321251,232July 11, 20211,321251,486July 18, 20211,326252,288July 25, 20211,331252,766Aug. 1, 20211,339254,109Aug. 8, 20211,358256,204Aug. 15, 20211,375258,703Aug. 22, 20211,400261,575Aug. 29, 20211,427264,906Sept. 5, 20211,449268,116Sept. 12, 20211,472271,333Sept. 19, 20211,482274,213Sept. 26, 20211,495277,581Oct. 3, 20211,501280,324Oct. 10, 20211,520283,241Oct. 17, 20211,531285,608Oct. 24, 20211,549287,913Oct. 31, 20211,582290,477Nov. 7, 20211,610293,070Nov. 14, 20211,636296,498Nov. 21, 20211,664300,729Nov. 28, 20211,699305,638Dec. 5, 20211,742311,393Dec. 12, 20211,786318,997Dec. 19, 20211,873329,996Dec. 26, 20211,971344,425Jan. 2, 20222,126367,246Jan. 9, 20222,314400,490Jan. 16, 20222,442435,020Jan. 23, 20222,526463,048Jan. 30, 20222,671482,251Feb. 6, 20222,710486,392Feb. 13, 20222,774495,064Feb. 20, 20222,808499,097Feb. 27, 20222,830501,513March 6, 20222,834503,498March 13, 20222,842505,535March 20, 20222,853506,903March 27, 20222,868508,139April 3, 20222,884511,063April 10, 20222,903513,099April 17, 20222,931515,914April 24, 20222,974519,478May 1, 20223,008525,555May 8, 20223,056530,773 As of Sunday, Western Springs had 229 coronavirus cases per thousand people since the pandemic's beginning. The figure compares to 190 in Darien, 193 in Hinsdale, 209 in DuPage County, 216 in Elmhurst and suburban Cook County, 225 in La Grange Park, 229 in Clarendon Hills, and 234in La Grange. As of Sunday, Illinois' coronavirus case count increased to 3,169,315, a hike of 1 percent, according to the state Department of Public Health. The number of confirmed deaths so far is 33,660. Nationally, 81.7 million cases of the coronavirus have been reported, an increase of 0.7 percent in the last week, according to the Centers for Disease Control. A total of 995,823 people have died from the virus in the United States.