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February 29
The first known death in the United States from coronavirus is reported in Washington state.
March 14
· New York City records its first death from the virus.
March 26
The United States overtakes China as the country with the best-known cases of the coronavirus, and for the first time in New York, more than 100 patients die in one day.
April 7
· More than 2,000 deaths are reported in a single day in the United States for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
April 15
· The United States reports 2,752 deaths in one day, a record that will continue until December. Almost half are in the New York area.
May 4
· Florida is reopening its restaurants, becoming one of the few states to reopen after spring closings.
May 19
For the first time since the end of March, the average number of deaths per day in New York City falls below 100.
1st of July
· Metro Phoenix is reporting a record 3,759 cases in one day. Epidemics are increasing in Florida, Texas and other Sun Belt states, many of which have reopened earlier than elsewhere in the United States.
July 16
· The US case curve peaks at over 75,000 reported cases in one day.
August 16
· The average number of daily deaths peaks in Texas, where nearly 3,000 have died in the past two weeks. The record will hold until December.
Sep 12
· The average number of new cases in the United States per day hits a low last reached in June and never seen since.
25 october
· More than 50,000 people have tested positive for the virus in Wisconsin in the previous two weeks. The epidemic there will continue to grow for several weeks.
14 november
· Cases peak in North Dakota, where one in 40 residents has tested positive in just the past two weeks.
December 9
· The number of deaths reported in one day exceeds 3,000 for the first time.
January 7
· More than 4,000 deaths are reported in a single day in the United States, a new record.
January 15th
· Almost 4,000 deaths were reported in California in the previous week alone.
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