Michigan has lost 7\u00a0more people to the novel coronavirus and 451 more people tested positive for COVID-19, according to Monday numbers from the Michigan Department \u2026<\/b>
\nMichigan has lost 7 more people to the novel coronavirus and 451 more people tested positive for COVID-19, according to Monday numbers from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The state’s totals are now 6,480 confirmed deaths and 102,468 confirmed cases. Michigan has a fatality rate of 6.3% among known cases. The state continued to have a relatively steady positivity rate of 3.17%, reporting 627 out of 19,760 diagnostic test results returned Sunday were positive. The cumulative total of recovered COVID-19 cases as of Friday, Aug.28 is 76,151. More: Traveled Up North recently? Here are potential exposure sites in northern Michigan More: Detroit Memorial Day honors hundreds who died due to COVID-19 The state has reported 273 probable COVID-19 deaths and 10,577 probable cases. The probable cases combined with the confirmed cases make for a cumulative total of 6,753 deaths and 113,025 cases. View more statistics by clicking here. Nisa Khan is a data intern for the Detroit Free Press. Contact her at nkhan@freep.com and follow her on Twitter @mnisakhan. Become a subscriber here.<\/p>\n