The Chicago Department of Public Health on Tuesday announced the removal of South Carolina, Texas and the U.S. Virgin Islands from the city’s COVID-19 Travel Advisory as their caseloads have declined. At the same time, California and Mississippi were added back onto the list because their average caseloads edged past 15 new cases per day. Arkansas has dipped below that threshold, putting it on pace to be taken off the list by next week. Unvaccinated travelers from the 41 states that remain on the Travel Advisory list are asked to get tested or quarantine for 10 days.