BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Health officials in Washington, D.C., have placed North Dakota on a list of high-risk coronavirus states. That means anyone from North Dakota on “nonessential travel” to the nation’s capital must self-quarantine for 14 days once they arrive. People on “essential” travel must self-monitor for 14 days, limit contact with others and quarantine if they experience COVID-19 symptoms. The Bismarck Tribune reports DC’s definition of “essential travel” includes government functions but does not include tourism. The designation comes as active cases of COVID-19 in North Dakota reached a new high. Active cases on Monday rose to 1,058, which is 33 more than Sunday’s high.