By Ben Westcott, Adam Renton, Jack Guy, Ed Upright, Mike Hayes and Meg Wagner, CNN
The University of Notre Dame added a total of 50 additional cases of Covid-19 over the weekend. 20 additional cases were reported Saturday, 30 were reported Sunday. The total case count for the school now stands at 448 cases.
Undergraduate classes are currently being conducted entirely online after the school announced last week it would move to all remote learning for two weeks.
Olympic legend Usain Bolt says he's self-isolating while awaiting his Covid-19 testing results. The eight-time Olympic champion posted a video on social media on Monday saying he currently has no symptoms. He took the test on Saturday.
Twelve students at Duke University tested positive for coronavirus out of a total of 4,497 tests performed for the week of Aug. 15 to 21, the most recent data posted on the school's website shows.
There were an additional 10 cases reported among faculty and staff, out of a total of 531 tests performed during that same time period.
Since Aug. 2, the university has performed a total of 11,398 coronavirus tests among both students, faculty and staff members, and 37 cases total cases have been reported — a positivity rate under .01%.
From CNN's Laura Pérez Maestro in Madrid
Some of Spain's 17 regions have decided to tighten safety measures in their territory as the number of Covid-19 cases continues to climb.
Spain recorded 19,382 new Coronavirus cases since Friday, the Spanish Health Ministry’s data showed on Monday. The total number of cases in Spain has now reached at least 405,436.
The data also shows that at least 34 people died during the weekend due to Covid-19. At least 96 have died in the last seven days.
A total of 28,872 people have died of Coronavirus in Spain to date.
The Director of the Center for Health Emergencies, Fernando Simón, said at a press conference Monday that although the number of cases is increasing, hospital capacity in the country "is at 5.1%."
From CNN's Dianne Gallagher and Lindsay Benson
The Covid-19 mega-testing site near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport will be extended until September 11, according to a tweet from the Georgia Department of Public Health.
CNN previously reported that the mega-testing site in College Park will run from August 10 until August 26. The Georgia Department of Public Health said at the time that the site would be able to test 5,000 people per day and would offer results within 48 to 72 hours.
From CNN’s Jennifer Selva
The University of Kansas has issued disciplinary actions against two fraternities for hosting social events this weekend in violation of county and university health guidelines on Covid-19.
According to a letter from University Chancellor Douglas Girod, Kappa Sigma and Phi Kappa Psi have been issued a cease and desist, as well as a 14-day public health ban for the members of the fraternities.
“We will not tolerate selfish and irresponsible behavior that puts the health and safety of our community at risk; that disrespects staff, faculty and students who have worked to prepare our campuses for reopening; that jeopardizes the long-term viability of the university; and that recklessly disregards the authorities of the university, city, and county,” the letter said.
As of last week, Girard said 89 people in the KU community had tested positive out of 7,088 test results.
From CNN's Lauren Kent
The United Kingdom reported 853 new confirmed cases of Covid-19, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to at least 326,614, according to the latest UK government data released Monday.
The number of new confirmed cases on Monday represents a slight decrease from the 1,160 new cases reported Sunday and the 1,288 new cases reported Saturday.
The UK also reported four additional coronavirus deaths on Monday, bringing the death toll to at least 41,433.
From CNN's Ganesh Setty
Danbury, Connecticut, is facing “serious outbreak” of Covid-19 stemming mostly from recent domestic and international travel, according to a statement attached to Governor Ned Lamont’s latest Covid-19 update.
Between August 2 and 20, there were at least 178 new Covid-19 cases reported in Danbury, compared to the 40 new cases that were recorded in the prior two week period, according to the state department of public health. That represents a 345% increase in new reported cases.
Over the weekend, Danbury Mayor Mark Broughton reported via Twitter a total of 15 new cases and another 44 cases on Friday. There were no new deaths over those three days, he said.
“This is a serious outbreak in Danbury and we really need an all hands on deck approach. We need everyone in Danbury to take extreme precaution,” Acting Public Health Commissioner Dr. Deidre S. Gifford said in the statement. “We are urging anyone who thinks they may have been exposed to get tested as soon as possible, stay home until your test results are known and stay at home for 10 days if you test positive.”
The state department of public health issued a Covid-19 alert for the city in response to the outbreak.
From CNN's Kristina Sgueglia
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and NY Health and Hospitals will be setting up new Covid-19 testing sites at John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia airports in New York City for incoming passengers.
He did not elaborate on the details.
This decision comes as New York continues to enforce its travel advisory which requires a 14-day quarantine for individuals traveling in from Covid-19 hot spots.