Alabama recorded 583 confirmed new cases of COVID-19, plus 12 deaths from the disease, in Tuesday’s daily update by the state Department of Public Health.

There have been 131,988 confirmed cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic began in March, plus 14,596 probable cases for a total of 146,584. The death totals stood at 2,304 confirmed, 153 probable and a total of 2,457. Probable cases are those in which a person has a positive antibody test or has symptoms, has been exposed to the coronavirus but has not been tested.

A totalof 16,487 people have been hospitalized in Alabama with COVID-19 during the pandemic. There were 802 individuals in hospitals on Monday, the daily report said. That is up from 972 a week earlier but down from the total of  1,168 a month ago and the high of 1,613 on Aug. 6.

Jefferson County reported 93 new confirmed cases, the most in the state, for a total of 18,408. The state’s most populous county had two deaths for a total of 330, both numbers the highest in the state.

The list of counties with numbers of confirmed cases, individuals tested and confirmed deaths.