COVID-19 Outbreak At Wisconsin Dells Strip Club; New Data

JUNEAU COUNTY, WI — A coronavirus outbreak has been reported at a strip club located in a popular Wisconsin tourist destination.

According to the Juneau County Health Department, health officials are investigating a COVID-19 outbreak at Cruisin' Chubby's.

Health officials say an outbreak is defined by having two or more confirmed COVID-19 cases within two virus incubation periods, which is 28 days.

"If you visited this establishment between June 10 and 14, you may have been exposed to COVID-19," health officials said.

Cases Increase In Wisconsin

Wisconsin's 7-day rolling average for new COVID-19 cases is on the rise again. See the data in our updated Wisconsin Coronavirus Tracker.

New Cases In Wisconsin

According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, there were 385 new COVID-19 cases reported Saturday. That figure is the second-highest increase over the last 14 days. A total of 422 new cases were reported Thursday.

Wisconsin's COVID-19 death toll stands at 744 after 14 more people died related to the virus.

According to DHS figures, of Wisconsin's 24,539 cumulative COVID-19 cases, 4,840 were active. That means about one out of every five COVID-19 cases reported in Wisconsin is considered active.

By The Numbers

Data provided by the Wisconsin Hospital Association shows the number of available beds in the state in addition to other data.

24,539
Total Positive Tests

454,563
Total Negative Tests

744
Total Deaths

296 of 1,466 ICU beds are available.

154 of 836 Intermediate Care beds are available.

1,137 of 7,207 Medical Surgical beds are available.

984 of 1,884 Negative Flow Isolation beds are available.