South Carolina: 3,553 confirmed cases. 97 deaths.
United States: 610,688 confirmed cases. 25,658 deaths.
Worldwide: 1,961,965 confirmed cases. 135,476 deaths.

Note: After April 14 only the interactive graphic will be updated daily.

South Carolina: 3,439 confirmed cases. 87 deaths.

United States: 583,515 confirmed cases. 23,352 deaths.

Worldwide: 1,912,923 confirmed cases. 118,966 deaths.

Daily update:
South Carolina: 3,319 confirmed cases. 82 deaths.

United States: 557,488 confirmed cases. 21,912 deaths.

Worldwide: 1,840,093 confirmed cases. 113,672 deaths.

South Carolina: 3,207 confirmed cases. 80 deaths.

United States: 524,576 confirmed cases. 20,254 deaths.

Worldwide: 1,760,978 confirmed cases. 107,775 deaths.

South Carolina: 3,065 confirmed cases. 72 deaths.

United States: 495,601 confirmed cases. 18,344 deaths.

Worldwide: 1,681,964 confirmed cases. 102,026 deaths.

South Carolina: 2,792 confirmed cases. 67 deaths.
United States: 457,035 confirmed cases. 16,252 deaths.
Worldwide: 1,579,690 confirmed cases. 94,567 deaths.

South Carolina: 2,552 confirmed cases. 63 deaths.
United States: 425,107 confirmed cases. 14,262 deaths.
Worldwide: 1,495,051 confirmed cases. 87,469 deaths.

South Carolina: 2,417 confirmed cases. 51 deaths.
United States: 380,749 confirmed cases. 11,931 deaths.
Worldwide: 1,412,103 confirmed cases. 81,103 deaths.

South Carolina: 2,232 confirmed cases. 44 deaths.
United States: 366,153 confirmed cases. 10,831 deaths.
Worldwide: 1,341,907 confirmed cases. 74,565 deaths.

Wando Health Science teacher Stephanie Kelleher invited Tribe Talk students to learn about hand washing before Charleston County Schools closed on March 16. Video by Trinity Hutzler and Emma Drew.

South Carolina: 2,049 confirmed cases. 44 deaths.
United States: 328,861 confirmed cases. 9,368 deaths.
Worldwide: 1,263,976 confirmed cases. 69,028 deaths.

South Carolina: 1,914 confirmed cases. 40 deaths.

United States: 305,341 confirmed cases. 8,283 deaths.

Worldwide: 1,192,028 confirmed cases. 54,316 deaths.

South Carolina: 1,700 confirmed cases. 34 deaths.

United States: 276,394 confirmed cases. 7,381 deaths.

Worldwide: 1,094,068 confirmed cases. 58,773 deaths.

South Carolina: 1,554 confirmed cases. 31 deaths.

United States: 234,483 confirmed cases. 5,708 deaths.

Worldwide: 981,647 confirmed cases. 50,386 deaths.

South Carolina: 1,293 confirmed cases. 26 deaths.

United States: 206,233 confirmed cases. 4,576 deaths.

Worldwide: 897,436 confirmed cases. 44,840 deaths.

South Carolina: 1,083 confirmed cases. 15 cases are in Mount Pleasant. 22 deaths.

United States: 183,532 confirmed cases. 3,727 deaths.

Worldwide: 839,200 confirmed cases. 41,434 deaths.

South Carolina: 925 confirmed cases. 16 deaths.
United States: 156,391 confirmed cases. 2,897 deaths.
Worldwide: 759,800 confirmed cases. 36,674 deaths.

South Carolina: 774 confirmed cases. 16 deaths.
United States: 135,738 confirmed cases. 2,391 deaths.
Worldwide: 696,600 confirmed cases. 33,261 deaths.

South Carolina: 660 confirmed cases. 15 deaths.
United States: 119,525 confirmed cases. 1,989 deaths.
Worldwide: 638,000 confirmed cases. 19,808 deaths.

South Carolina: 539 confirmed cases. 12 deaths.
United States: 99,706 confirmed cases. 1,554 deaths.
Worldwide: 575,800 confirmed cases. 26,638 deaths.

South Carolina: 456 confirmed cases. 8 deaths.

United States: 81,488 confirmed cases. 1,178 deaths.

Worldwide: 512,800 confirmed cases. 23,401 deaths.

South Carolina: 342 confirmed cases. 5 deaths.

United States: 49,619 confirmed cases. 615 deaths.

Worldwide: 399,500 confirmed cases. 17,902 deaths.

South Carolina: 298 confirmed cases. 5 deaths.

United States: 39,819 confirmed cases. 458 deaths.

Worldwide: 356,100 confirmed cases. 15,489 deaths.

South Carolina: 195 confirmed cases. 3 deaths.

United States: 19,664 confirmed cases. 377 deaths.

Worldwide: 314,700 confirmed cases. 13,543 deaths.

South Carolina: 173 confirmed cases. 3 deaths.

United States: 21,365 confirmed cases. 266 deaths.

Worldwide: 292,500 confirmed cases. 12,784 deaths.

South Carolina: 81 confirmed cases. 1 death.

United States: 15,650 confirmed cases. 202 deaths.

Worldwide: 250,800 confirmed cases. 10,368 deaths.

South Carolina: 63 confirmed cases. 1 death.

United States: 10,822 confirmed cases. 168 deaths.

Worldwide: 227,900 confirmed cases. 9,655 deaths.

All Charleston County School District schools and offices will now be closed until April 13. Online work will continue until April 3, and spring break is scheduled to take place as previously scheduled from April 6 through April 10.

South Carolina: 48 confirmed cases. 1 death.

United States: 7,048 confirmed cases. 116 deaths.

Worldwide: 203,700 confirmed cases. 8,218 deaths.

The S.C. High School League’s executive committee voted March 16 to suspend all spring sports until April 5.

The decision followed a press conference March 14 where S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster announcing the closure of all schools in South Carolina on March 15 until March 31.

The committee will reevaluate the situation on April 2.

South Carolina: 36 confirmed cases. 1 death.
United States: 5,002 confirmed cases. 93 deaths.
Worldwide: 185,200 confirmed cases. 7,454 deaths.

South Carolina: 28 cases. 1 death.

The United States: 3,927 confirmed cases. 68 deaths.

Worldwide: 173,800 confirmed cases. 7,281 deaths.

Gov. Henry McMaster, in a media address March 15 in regards to the COVID-19 pandemic, said all schools, Pre K-12 and all public colleges and universities in South Carolina will be closed until March 31st. 

Teachers and staff will report to school on March 16-17.

Online learning will be provided by school districts.

CCSD will offer “Grab & Go” style meals from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday at Laing Middle School for East of the Cooper students.

South Carolina: 28 cases. 0 deaths.

United States: 2,808 confirmed cases. 59 deaths.

Worldwide: 156,000 confirmed cases. 5,762 deaths.

South Carolina: 13 cases. Cases are in Kershaw County, Charleston County, Spartanburg County, and Lancaster county. 0 deaths.

United States: 2,443 confirmed cases. 50 deaths.

Worldwide: 153,100 confirmed cases. 5,736 deaths.

South Carolina: Six confirmed and six unconfirmed cases. Cases are in Kershaw County, Charleston County, Spartanburg County, and Lancaster county. 0 deaths.

United States: 1,663 confirmed cases. 41 deaths. 46 states and Washington D.C. have confirmed cases.

Worldwide: 135,400 confirmed cases. 4,988 deaths.

South Carolina: Six confirmed and six unconfirmed cases. Cases are in Kershaw County, Charleston County, Spartanburg County, and Lancaster county.

United States: 1,215 confirmed cases. 36 United States deaths. 42 states and Washington D.C. have confirmed cases.

Worldwide: 132,000 confirmed cases. 4,954 deaths.

SEC, ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, and Pac-12 have canceled their men’s basketball tournament.

MLS is suspending its season until further notice.

The NBA has suspended the season until further notice.

NCAA has announced that all Division 1 men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will take place with only essential staff and limited family.

The Champions League and Europa League is suspended until further notice.

The MLB and NHL will postpone practices and games until they release statements regarding the coronavirus.