Update: This page is updated daily as the coronavirus pandemic continues. The latest figures were added about 5 p.m. July 13.

Since early March, cases of the new coronavirus have been reported in Kansas and Missouri. Worldwide there have been more than 13 million confirmed cases, with more than 3.3 million reported in the United States. There have been more than 135,000 COVID-19 deaths in the U.S.

As the number of confirmed cases in the Kansas City region continues to grow, state and local officials have issued emergency declarations. In an effort to limit the spread of the virus, some local governments issued stay-at-home orders requiring residents to halt many nonessential activities.

Kansas and Missouri issued statewide stay-at-home orders in March and April.

Early on, Missouri identified about three times as many coronavirus cases as Kansas, but Missouri has also tested about three times as many people. Missouri residents are testing positive at a rate of 5.5%. Kansas residents are testing positive at a rate of 8.1%.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says more people with COVID-19 are expected to be found as the disease spreads and more people are tested. Widespread infection in the population may mean large numbers of people needing medical care at the same time, possibly overwhelming healthcare systems.

In Kansas, coronavirus cases are tracked by the Kansas Department of Health and the Environment. In Missouri, they are tracked by the Department of Health and Senior Services.

Here is a list of the coronavirus, or COVID-19, cases reported so far in the two states:

Kansas:

20,058. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of July 13. At least 288 people have died.

18,611. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of July 10. At least 284 people have died.

17,618. The number of cases reported in Kansas as of July 8. At least 282 people have died.

16,901. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of July 6. At least 280 people have died.

15,919. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of July 3. At least 277 people have died.

14,990. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of July 1. At least 272 people have died.

14,443. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of June 29. At least 270 people have died.

13,538. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 26. At least 264 people have died.

12,970. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 24. At least 261 people have died.

12,465. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 22. At least 259 people have died.

12,059. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 19. At least 254 people have died.

11,681. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 17. At least 247 people have died.

11,419. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 15. At least 245 people have died.

11,047. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 12. At least 243 people have died.

10,812. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 10. At least 240 people have died.

10,650. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 8. At least 236 people have died.

10,393. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 5. At least 232 people have died.

10,170. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 3. At least 222 people have died.

10,011. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of June 1. At least 217 people have died.

9,719. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 29. At least 208 people have died.

9,337. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 27. At least 205 people have died.

9,218. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 25. At least 188 people have died.

8,958. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 22. At least 185 people have died.

8,539. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 20. At least 178 people have died.

8,340. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 18. At least 173 people have died.

7,886. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 15. At least 172 people have died.

7,468. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 13. At least 164 people have died.

7,116. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 11. At least 158 people have died. This week, the KDHE said it would provide updated numbers on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

6,984. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 10. At least 157 people have died.

6,751. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 9. At least 157 people have died.

6,501. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 8. At least 152 people have died.

6,144. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 7. At least 147 people have died.

5,734. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 6. At least 144 people have died.

5,458. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 5. At least 137 people have died.

5,245. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 4. At least 136 people have died.

5,245. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 3. At least 136 people have died.

4,746. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 2. At least 131 people have died.

4,449. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of May 1. At least 130 people have died.

4,238. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 30. At least 129 people have died. The 500-case increase was attributed to delays in reports from some communities and positive tests found at the Lansing Correctional Facility, the state noted.

3,738. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 29. At least 125 people have died.

3,491. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 28. At least 124 people have died.

3,328. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 27. At least 120 people have died. One case that was initially reported in Scott County has been removed as state officials say the infected patient was later determined to be a resident of Colorado.

3,174. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 26. At least 118 people have died.

3,056. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 25. At least 117 people have died.

2,777. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 24. The state said 111 people have died. The number was decreased by one death that was previously reported because the state found the death was not caused by COVID-19, a KDHE spokeswoman said.

2,482. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 23. At least 112 people have died.

2,211. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 22. At least 110 people have died.

2,025. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 21. At least 107 people have died.

1,986. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 20. The state said 100 have died.

1,849. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of April 19. The state reported that 92 people have died.

1,790. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 18. The state reported that 86 people have died.

1,705. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 17. The state reported that 84 people have died.

1,588. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 16. The state reported that 80 people have died.

1,494. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 15. The state reported that 76 people have died.

1,426. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 14. The state reported that 69 people have died.

1,376. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 13. The state reported that 62 people have died.

1,337. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 12. The state reported that 56 people have died. One case in Ford County earlier this month was labeled out-of-state by KDHE.

1,268. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 11. The state reported that 55 people have died.

1,166. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 10. The state reported that 50 people have died.

1,106. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 9. The state reported that 42 people have died.

1,046. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 8. The state reported that 38 people have died

900. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 7. The state reported that 27 people have died

845. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 6. Twenty-five people have died, the state reported.

747. The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Kansas as of April 5. Health officials said 22 people have died.

698. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 4. The state reported that 21 people have died including new deaths in Wyandotte and Shawnee counties.

620. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 3. The state reported that 17 people have died, including three more deaths in Johnson County.

553. The number of coronavirus cases identified in Kansas as of April 2. The state reported that 13 people have died, including a woman in her 60s in Wyandotte County.

482. The number of coronavirus cases as of April 1, according to state health officials. Ten people have died, including a 90-year-old woman in Coffey County.

89. The number of coronavirus cases in Wyandotte County as of April 1, according to county health officials. However, the county has 113 cases where people most likely have the disease based on symptoms they self-reported but have not been tested. The number of deaths remained at four.

144. The number of coronavirus cases in Johnson County as of April 1, according to county health officials. The number of deaths remained at three.

428. The number of coronavirus cases as of March 31, according to the state officials. Nine people have died, including the most recent death in Johnson County reported March 31.

368. The number of coronavirus cases in Kansas as of March 30, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. Eight people have died.

319. The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Kansas as of March 29, according to state officials. Seven people in the state have died, including a woman in Shawnee County. Later in the day, Johnson County health officials reported the number of cases there increased from 101 to 108.

262. The number of case reported as of the afternoon of March 28, when the state confirmed 59 new cases, including the state’s fifth COVID-19 related death: a woman in her 90s from Johnson County.

203. The number of cases reported as of the afternoon of March 27, when the state confirmed 34 more cases, including the state’s fourth COVID-19-related death: a man in his 80s from Wyandotte County.

169. The number of coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of the afternoon of March 26, when the state confirmed 42 more cases. The statewide total includes three deaths.

133. The number of cases reported in Kansas as of the morning of March 26. Johnson County announced additional cases March 25 and March 26, bringing the county total to 50.

127. The number of confirmed coronavirus cases reported in Kansas as of March 25.

99. On March 24, an additional case was reported in Wyandotte County, bringing the county’s total to 22.

92. Johnson County reported four newly confirmed cases on March 24, raising the county’s total to 36. One of the cases was originally reported in Jackson County, Missouri.

88. Wyandotte County reported five additional cases on March 24, bringing the county’s total to 21.

83. The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the state of Kansas as of March 23. Some local health departments continued to report new cases and it was not immediately clear how those figured into the state total.

64. The number of cases reported on the morning of March 23.

55. The number of cases reported by KDHE on March 21, including more cases identified in Wyandotte County. Johnson County health officials announced they had 26 confirmed cases, including one death: a man in his 70s who had been hospitalized. Douglas County health officials announced two additional cases, bringing the county’s total to three.

47, 48. Two more cases reported in Leavenworth County, March 20.

46. A patient in Riley County, the county’s first, March 20.

45. A second patient in Butler County, March 20.

44. A patient in Sedgwick County, the county’s first, March 20.

43. A patient in his 60s who was tested at a VA Medical Center, Wyandotte County’s ninth case, March 19.

35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42. Eight more cases reported in Johnson County, March 20.

34. An eighth case in Wyandotte County, March 19.

33. A case in Linn County, March 19.

32. A patient in Cherokee County, March 19.

31. Officials in Jackson County announced the county’s first patient, March 19.

29, 30. Two people in Morris County tested positive for COVID-19, March 19. They were the first cases reported in Morris County.

25, 26, 27, 28. Four more cases reported in Johnson County, March 19.

23, 24. Two people in Wyandotte County, March 18.

21, 22. Leavenworth County residents. A person in their 40s with no recent international travel history and a woman in her 20s with no recent travel history, March 18.

20. A Johnson County resident. No details provided, March 17.

19. A Wyandotte County veteran who visited a Kansas City Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic on March 12 tested positive on March 18, the local VA medical center said in a Facebook post.

18. A Johnson County resident. No details provided, March 17.

17. A male student at a private high school in Wyandotte County tested positive and was under home quarantine, officials said March 17.

16. A young man in his 20s in Douglas County tested positive, March 17. He had recently returned from Florida and was tested in Topeka.

14, 15. Two Wyandotte County women; one in her 40s and another in her 50s. No details provided, March 17.

13. Two Johnson County residents. No details provided, March 17.

12. A woman who traveled into Ford County tested positive, reported on March 17. The case was not counted in the statewide total by KDHE because the person was considered an out-of-state patient.

A person who tested positive in Miami County was not counted toward the state’s total. KDHE considered this an out-of-state case.

11. A Johnson County resident. No details provided, March 16.

10. A Johnson County resident. No details provided, March 16.

9. A Johnson County man in his 50s, March 15.

8. A Franklin County resident in their 60s, March 14.

7. A woman in her 50s, associated with Johnson County Community College, March 14.

6. A 72-year-old Butler County man, who had recently traveled outside of the United States on a cruise ship in the western Caribbean, March 13.

5, 4, and 3. Three Johnson County men between 35 and 65 who traveled to a Florida conference, March 12.

2. A 70-year-old man who lived in a long-term assisted living facility in Kansas City, Kansas, died from coronavirus, March 11.

1. A Johnson County woman under 50, March 7.

Missouri:

27,890. The number of cases confirmed in Missouri as of July 13. At least 1,083 people have died.

27,443. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 12. At least 1,069 people have died.

27,133. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 11. At least 1,069 people have died. No data was available for the state on July 10 due to technical issues.

25,999. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 9. At least 1,051 people have died.

25,204. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 8. At least 1,046 people have died.

24,629. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 7. At least 1,042 people have died.

23,856. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 6. At least 1,028 people have died.

23,436 cases. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 5. At least 1,028 people have died.

23,215 cases. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of July 4. At least 1,027 people have died.

22,930. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of July 3. At least 1,026 people have died.

22,283. The number of cases confirmed in Missouri as of July 2. At least 1,022 people have died.

21,551 cases. The number of cases confirmed in Missouri as of July 1. At least 1,015 people have died.

21,043. The number of cases confirmed in Missouri as of June 29. At least 998 people have died.

20,575. The number of cases confirmed in Missouri as of June 28. At least 997 people have died.

20,261. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 27. At least 996 people have died.

19,914. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 26. At least 990 people have died.

19,421. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 25. At least 982 people have died.

18,868. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 24. At least 975 people have died.

18,577. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 23. At least 966 people have died.

18,143. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 22. At least 961 people have died.

18,003. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 21. At least 956 people have died.

17,590. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 20. At least 955 people have died.

17,201. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 19. At least 948 people have died.

16,907. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 18. At least 946 people have died.

16,625. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 17. At Least 909 people have died.

16,417. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 16. At least 882 people have died.

16,189. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 15. At least 880 people have died.

15,585. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 12. At least 872 people have died.

15,390. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 11. At least 860 people have died.

15,187. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 10. At least 848 people have died.

14,913. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 9. At least 840 people have died.

14,734. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 8. At least 819 people have died.

14,553. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 7. At least 809 people have died.

14,442. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 6. At least 809 people have died.

14,253. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 5. At least 799 people have died.

14,057. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 4. At least 789 people have died.

13,767. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 3. At least 786 people have died.

13,575. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 2. At least 783 people have died.

13,327. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of June 1. At least 775 people have died.

13,147. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 31. At least 772 people have died.

12,962. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 30. At least 771 people have died.

12,795. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 29. At least 738 people have died.

12,673. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 28. At least 707 people have died.

12,492. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 27. At least 696 people have died.

12,291. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 26. At least 686 people have died.

12,167. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 25. At least 685 people have died.

11,988. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 24. At least 681 people have died.

11,752. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 23. At least 676 people have died.

11,558. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 22. At least 671 people have died.

11,340. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 21. At least 661 people have died.

11,232. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 20. At least 631 people have died.

11,080. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 19. At least 616 people have died.

10,945. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 18. At least 605 people have died.

10,789. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 17. At least 594 people have died.

10,675. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 16. At least 589 people have died.

10,456. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 15. At least 576 people have died.

10,317. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 14. At least 562 people have died.

10,142. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 13. At least 542 people have died.

10,006. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 12. At least 524 people have died. The increase in the death toll covers some deaths that occurred from April 24 through May 10, the state noted.

9,918. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 11. At least 488 people have died.

9,844. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 10. At least 482 people have died.

9,666. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 9. At least 472 people have died.

9,489. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 8. At least 449 people have died.

9,341. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 7. At least 417 people have died.

9,102. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 6. At least 396 people have died.

8,916. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 5. At least 377 people have died. The increased number of deaths was attributed to a delay in the reporting the numbers. The new deaths included some that occurred between May 1-3, the state noted.

8,754. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 4. At least 358 people have died.

8,386. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 3. At least 353 people have died.

8,152. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 2. At least 351 people have died.

7,835. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of May 1. At least 337 people have died.

7,562. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 30. At least 329 people have died.

7,425. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 29. At least 318 people have died.

7,303. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 28. At least 314 people have died.

7,171. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 27. At least 288 people have died.

6,997. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 26. At least 274 people have died.

6,826. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 25. At least 273 people have died.

6,625. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 24. At least 262 people have died.

6,321. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 23. At least 218 people have died.

6,137. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 22. At least 208 people have died.

5,941. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 21. At least 189 people have died.

5,807. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 20. At least 177 people have died.

5,667. The number of cases identified in Missouri as of April 19. At least 176 people have died.

5,517. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 18. At least 175 people have died.

5,283. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 17. At least 165 people have died.

5,111. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 16. At least 152 people have died.

4,895. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 15. At least 147 people have died.

4,686. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 14. At least 133 people have died.

4,388. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 13. At least 114 people have died.

4,160. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 12. At least 110 people have died.

4,024. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 11. At least 109 people have died.

3,799. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 10. At least 96 people have died.

3,539. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 9. At least 77 people have died.

3,327. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 8. At least 58 people have died.

3,037. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 7. At least 53 people have died.

2,722. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 6. Thirty-nine people have died.

2,367. The number of confirmed cases in Missouri as of April 5. Ten more people have died, bringing the total to 34.

2,291. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 4. At least 24 people in the state have died.

2,113. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 3.

1,834. The number of cases reported in Missouri as of April 2. At least 19 people in the state have died. Kansas City reported its first COVID-19 death, a woman in her 70s who died April 2.

1,581. The number of cases reported April 1. Eighteen people have died, including the first reported in Cass County.

1,327. The number of cases reported March 31. Fourteen people have died, including a death most recently announced March 31 in St. Louis County.

1,031. The number of cases reported March 30. Thirteen people in Missouri have died.

903. The number of people testing positive for the virus in Missouri as of Sunday. Twelve people in the state have died.

838. The number of cases reported by March 28, including the state’s 10th death which was reported in St. Charles County.

670. The number of cases reported by the state as of March 27. The ninth death was announced on the evening of March 26 in St. Louis County: a woman in her 80s who had a chronic medical condition.

502. The number of cases reported across the state as of March 26.

356. The number of cases reported across the state as of March 25.

255. The number of cases reported by the state as of March 24. There have been eight deaths from the virus in Missouri, including three older adults from Morningside of Springfield East assisted-living facility in Springfield whose deaths were announced March 23 and March 24.

183. The number of cases reported in Missouri by the afternoon of March 23.

A case initially reported in Jackson County was taken off the total after health officials determined on March 24 that the patient was from Johnson County, Kansas.

106. The number of confirmed cases reported the morning of March 23.

Some local health departments continued to report new cases and it was not immediately clear how those figured into the state total.

90. The state total as of March 21, including more cases in Kansas, St. Louis, St. Louis County, Greene County and Boone County. Johnson County reports its first case.

73. The number of cases reported by MDHSS on the night of March 20, including more cases in Kansas City. The Cass County Health Department announced two new cases in Belton and Raymore, bringing a total of six to the county. The Kansas City Health Department announced that 12 Kansas City residents have tested positive for COVID-19. The Jackson County Health Department reported that five cases of COVID-19 have been identified in its jurisdiction. One person, a woman in her 80s, died from the disease, officials announced.

47. Gov. Mike Parson announced in a Twitter post on the morning of March 20 that the total number of cases reached 47, with cases added from areas including Kansas City and St. Louis.

28. MDHSS Director Randall Williams told reporters in a March 19 news conference that the state identified four new cases, with a total of 28 in the state.

24. In an evening news conference on March 18, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced the number of cases identified in the state rose to 24.

16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, and 10: Several cases identified in Greene, Boone, Cass, Henry, Jackson and St. Louis counties, on March 17.

9. A woman in her 80s in Jackson County. The case was identified through a private lab, on March 17.

8. A person in Drexel, in Cass County, on March 16.

7. A person in the city of St. Louis, in their 20s, who had traveled to a country where COVID-19 was present, March 16.

6. A Greene County resident. No details provided, March 16.

5. A Greene County resident. No details provided, March 14.

4. A Henry County resident. No details provided, March 14.

3. St. Louis County. No details provided, March 13.

2. A Springfield resident in their 20s, who had recently traveled back to Greene County from Austria, March 12.

1. St. Louis County woman, in her 20s, who had traveled to Italy, March 7.

This story was originally published June 27, 2020 at 10:15 PM.