Second Resident At WVU Dorm Has Virus

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) –  Tests conducted after a resident of a West Virginia University dormitory complex contracted the new coronavirus show a second resident also has COVID-19. The Monongalia County Health Department says 108 students and workers were tested after the university was told a resident of the Evansdale Residential Complex was confirmed to have the virus. The second individual who tested positive is in self-isolation. Other residents of the complex, known as the Towers, have been released from self-quarantine now that the tests are complete.