DENVER (KDVR) — The majority of counties in Colorado are starting to see a rise in COVID-19 cases and a higher positivity rate.

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The highest positivity rate in the state is for Jackson County, which is at 33.3% positivity over the past 2 weeks.

Here are the stats as of 7 a.m. Wednesday for the state of Colorado according to the state’s COVID-19 dashboard:

• Counties in each level:
  • Level Green: 0
  • Level Blue: 1
  • Level Yellow: 3
  • Level Orange: 60
  • Level Red: 0
  • Level Purple: 0

Here’s where every county stands as of 8 a.m. Wednesday (2-week positivity rates):

• Adams: 10.8%
• Alamosa: 2.5%
• Arapahoe: 7.1%
• Archuleta: 8.7%
• Baca: 1.1%
• Bent: 14.8%
• Boulder: 4.9%
• Broomfield: 5.9%
• Chaffee: 5.4%
• Cheyenne: 5%
• Clear Creek: 8.3%
• Conejos: 1.7%
• Costilla: 6.8%
• Crowley: 1.4%
• Custer: 4.4%
• Delta: 14.3%
• Denver: 7%
• Dolores: 10.3%
• Douglas: 7.7%
• Eagle: 7.8%
• Elbert: 11.4%
• El Paso: 8.8%
• Fremont: 3.9%
• Garfield: 9.1%
• Gilpin: 5.4%
• Grand: 18.8%
• Gunnison: 11.9%
• Hinsdale: Fewer than 20 tests in the past 2 weeks
• Huerfano: 1.0%
• Jackson: 33.3%
• Jefferson: 6.4%
• Kiowa: 1.9%
• Kit Carson: 0.3%
• Lake: 11.8%
• La Plata: 7.3%
• Larimer: 6%
• Las Animas: 22.2%
• Lincoln: 3.9%
• Logan: 6.6%
• Mesa: 8.9%
• Mineral: 17.9%
• Moffat: 5%
• Montezuma: 11.5%
• Montrose: 12.1%
• Morgan: 8.4%
• Otero: 6.8%
• Ouray: 5.1%
• Park: 9.7%
• Phillips: 3.6%
• Pitkin: 10.9%
• Prowers: 8.4%
• Pueblo: 5.1%
• Rio Blanco: 7.8%
• Rio Grande: 4.1%
• Routt: 7.1%
• Saguache: 12.3%
• San Juan: 0%
• San Miguel: 6.8%
• Sedgwick: 12.5%
• Summit: 7.8%
• Teller: 7.6%
• Washington: 4.1%
• Weld: 9.5%
• Yuma: 7.7%

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New data is released around 4 p.m. each day.