Active COVID-19 cases dip below 1,000 in West Virginia
CHARLESTON — Active COVID-19 cases dropped below 1,000 statewide in West Virginia, the state Department of Health and Human Resources reported on Thursday. The state reported 968 active cases, down from 1,002 on Wednesday. Cases have been on a downward trend and the state may have passed the peak of the most recent surge, according to West Virginia coronavirus adviser Dr. Clay Marsh. Another 286 new cases of the virus were received in the 24-hour period between Wednesday and Thursday mornings, the DHHR said. Active cases in local counties on Thursday (Wednesday): Calhoun, 2 (2); ...