Chattanooga’s COVID-19 patient surge never happened, but that doesn’t mean it won’t
A month ago, local health care leaders were preparing for the worst.

A month ago, local health care leaders were preparing for the worst.

Tennessee's first round of 5 million face masks reached county health departments for distribution this week, but some people are questioning whether the material is up to snuff.

Hamilton County's number of confirmed COVID-19 cases jumped 21 as of Thursday's count, from 213 to 234 total cases. The number of deaths remains 13.

As area businesses begin to reopen and residents are venturing out in public, federal regulators are warning states and consumers about the potential for fraudulent COVID-19 antibody tests.

The Hamilton County Health Department's free drive-thru COVID-19 testing site on Bonnyshire Drive began accepting patients without an appointment on Monday.

Concern for health - not greed - is fueling Georgia's economic reopening strategy in the face of criticism and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Brian Kemp said on Monday.

From new cases and hospitalizations to deaths and recoveries, area counties are tracking a flurry of COVID-19 data to help officials and the public better understand the coronavirus pandemic and inform their decisions.

Unlike her first pregnancy, Hilary Robinson knew what she was doing when she gave birth to her second child on April 19.

States are rapidly working to scale up COVID-19 testing efforts after a slow start nationwide, with Tennessee testing more people than any neighboring state and more people per capita than the country as a whole.

Why does Hamilton County's COVID-19 death rate appear higher than other metro Tennessee counties? The answer to that question requires some math, and experts say much of it has to do with testing practices.
