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Washington County, reporting four new novel coronavirus-related (COVID-19) deaths, surpassed 200 virus-related fatalities on Friday — the second county in the region after Sullivan County eclipsed that mark earlier this
Though the number of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) patients in its hospitals has plummeted recently, Ballad Health officials expect that decline to plateau in the coming days and weeks.
For the first time in more than a month, Northeast Tennessee's active case count of COVID-19 infections fell below 4,000 on Friday, though new daily cases were the highest so
Northeast Tennessee’s seven-day average for new cases dropped to its lowest rate since Dec. 31 on Wednesday, with the region adding fewer than 300 new cases for the third consecutive
Like most people around the world, Edward Wyatt hasnât been able to live a normal life since the pandemic began. At age 75, Wyatt is at high risk for a serious or fatal novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infection, so when Tennessee altered its vaccine plan to allow those 75 and older to receive the vaccine, Wyatt jumped at the opportunity. There was just one issue: Supply. Because vaccine supplies have been limited, Wyatt hasnât been able to schedule an appointment for his first dose of the vaccine, and hasnât been able to get answers as to when he might be able to.