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10:30 a.m. Iowa sees 10 more deaths from coronavirus

The Iowa Department of Public Health reported an additional 279 positive cases for COVID-19 Saturday morning. That brings the state total to 14,328.

Ten more deaths also were reported, for a total of 346 so far in Iowa since March 8. An additional outbreak was reported at a long-term care facility, for a total of 36 facilities.

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