Kansas

Overview

Total KS Vaccinations Administered

Total
1,652,045
April 12
+12,645

New KS Cases

April 12
+489
Trend
Flat

New KS Deaths

April 12
-8
Trend
Flat

Total KS Cases

Confirmed cases
306,262
Deaths
4,887

Tests in KS

Positive-Test Rate
0%

County Trends: Cases

Rising
7
Falling
13
Flat
85

Total County Cases

>10,000 1,001-10,000 101-1,000 11-100 1-10 0

KS Vaccine Information

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CDC Vaccine Info

By County

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More than 50% increase in 7-day average of new cases, compared with one week ago
10-50% increase in 7-day average of new cases, compared with one week ago
County Cases New cases yesterday Deaths
Sedgwick 55,198 113 735
Johnson 56,806 112 741
Wyandotte 19,877 48 274
Shawnee 17,111 45 350
Douglas 9,029 30 82
Leavenworth 7,111 15 91
Reno 8,390 12 136
Saline 6,121 9 134
Cherokee 2,439 9 50
Butler 7,421 8 84
Crawford 4,672 8 76
Geary 3,225 7 40
Bourbon 1,366 6 25
Finney 6,027 5 71
Jefferson 1,689 5 33
Atchison 1,580 5 13
Ford 5,720 4 73
Lyon 4,225 3 85
Montgomery 3,408 3 77
Sumner 2,119 3 51
Dickinson 1,721 3 44
Osage 1,215 3 26
Harvey 3,565 2 67
McPherson 3,218 2 82
Miami 2,688 2 41
Pottawatomie 1,866 2 29
Neosho 1,784 2 34
Allen 1,229 2 17
Linn 793 2 8
Kingman 747 2 15
Cowley 3,904 1 107
Seward 3,841 1 41
Labette 2,716 1 10
Barton 2,596 1 48
Pawnee 1,147 1 13
Wilson 990 1 16
Cloud 975 1 23
Grant 936 1 18
Russell 855 1 27
Anderson 831 1 18
Clay 792 1 29
Coffey 724 1 23
Morris 573 1 22
Kearny 566 1 10
Greenwood 553 1 11
Cheyenne 360 1 14
Lincoln 262 1 4
Clark 248 1 7
Woodson 216 1 5
Riley 6,342 0 36
Ellis 3,726 0 73
Franklin 2,507 0 41
Nemaha 1,503 0 56
Brown 1,233 0 38
Ellsworth 1,216 0 25
Norton 1,205 0 26
Thomas 1,092 0 19
Marshall 1,078 0 23
Rice 1,067 0 12
Marion 1,048 0 24
Doniphan 964 0 23
Pratt 811 0 25
Phillips 711 0 24
Wabaunsee 671 0 13
Republic 660 0 13
Rooks 655 0 12
Sherman 618 0 12
Harper 617 0 18
Scott 577 0 23
Mitchell 561 0 18
Gray 559 0 14
Stevens 558 0 9
Ottawa 549 0 13
Meade 503 0 12
Sheridan 432 0 13
Rush 431 0 14
Haskell 417 0 9
Trego 406 0 8
Gove 385 0 19
Barber 369 0 6
Ness 369 0 16
Stafford 338 0 9
Rawlins 298 0 8
Logan 292 0 6
Osborne 289 0 12
Smith 269 0 2
Chautauqua 265 0 6
Decatur 264 0 12
Graham 263 0 7
Edwards 259 0 12
Morton 254 0 8
Chase 251 0 3
Kiowa 237 0 4
Wichita 216 0 6
Hodgeman 210 0 8
Jewell 208 0 4
Hamilton 202 0 1
Stanton 184 0 6
Elk 178 0 5
Wallace 176 0 4
Comanche 167 0 9
Lane 126 0 7
Greeley 104 0 1
Jackson 1,395 -1 16
Washington 532 -1 14

Timeline: The Race to Vaccinate

Biden directs states to make everyone eligible for vaccines by April 19 and sets new goal of 200 million doses in 100 days.

UPDATES
4/9/2021
White House rebuffs call to send more vaccine doses to certain states
THE HILL
4/9/2021
Two vaccine sites close after adverse reactions to Johnson & Johnson shot
CBS
4/9/2021
Of more than 700,000 fully vaccinated Oregonians, 168 tested positive for COVID and 3 died
KGW8
3/25/2021
California to open vaccinations to everyone 16 and older
ASSOCIATED PRESS
3/23/2021
Texas opens COVID-19 vaccine to everyone 16 and older on March 29
THE TEXAS TRIBUNE
3/22/2021
Tennessee to expand vaccine eligibility to younger residents
ASSOCIATED PRESS
3/18/2021
With the U.S. closing in on the goal of injecting 100 million vaccinations weeks ahead of Biden's target date, the White House announced U.S. in position to help supply neighbors Canada and Mexico with millions of lifesaving shots
ASSOCIATED PRESS
3/18/2021
EU regulator finds AstraZeneca vaccine ‘safe and effective’ after 13 countries suspended its use
BBC
3/15/2021
Germany, Italy, France to halt AstraZeneca shots, further hitting EU vaccination campaign
REUTERS
3/11/2021
Biden says U.S. will beat his 100 million-shot goal, make all adults vaccine-eligible by May 1
BLOOMBERG

Coronavirus News

  • Sources: Johns Hopkins CSSE, The COVID Tracking Project, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  • Disclaimer: This data changes rapidly, so what’s shown may be out of date. Table totals may not always represent an accurate sum.
  • †SmartNews is no longer displaying U.S. “recovered” data due to the lack of uniform reporting from state health departments.