We'll be updating this story throughout the day Monday with the latest local news on the coronavirus pandemic. If you'd like to go through a roundup of COVID-19 news from the weekend, read it here . If you have a news tip or question, email us at news@KUT.org. Confirmed cases in Austin-Travis County: 200 Confirmed deaths in Austin-Travis County: 1 Do you think you have the coronavirus? Here's how to get tested. Q&A: Your coronavirus questions answered by a panel of experts How to get help (and help) in Austin Sign up for daily coronavirus email alerts Update at 5:30 a.m. — Three more cases confirmed in Hays County; six are recovered Hays County has three more confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the total to 16. All cases are adults. Six patients have recovered, but 10 cases are still active. The countys says 170 people have tested negative for the disease so far. Three people have been hospitalized for it, but only two remain in the hospital. Here’s a breakdown of where the Hays

A rental platform that bills itself as "like Airbnb, but for everything" is recruiting local gyms to list exercise equipment that's not being used during the coronavirus pandemic.

However, students did not return to campus. In the midst of spring break, UT officials decided the best option to help slow the spread of coronavirus would be to move all of its classes online for the remainder of the spring semester.

Every day, we hear updated COVID-19 numbers: The number of confirmed cases. The number of people hospitalized. The number of people who have died. We know the numbers are going up, and we expect them to continue to rise. But beyond that, it can be difficult to understand what they teach us about the spread of the disease and whether we’re making progress against it.