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(KNZA)--A 4th positive COVID-19 case has been confirmed in Jackson County.
That word came Saturday in a release issued by the Jackson County Health Department.
The release says the individual is a man and is in home isolation.
The health department reports two of the four individuals have recovered.
Leavenworth County continues to have the highest number of cases among local area Kansas Counties, and remains third highest in the state. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported Saturday there were 910 confirmed positive cases in the county, up 3 cases from Friday.
Pottawatomie County is now reporting 18 confirmed positive cases, up one from Friday.
No other new cases were reported in local Kansas counties.
Statewide, KHDE on Saturday reported 6,751 confirmed positive cases, 635 hospitalizations and 157 deaths.
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