Sohn: Despite COVID-19 and tornadoes, Biden and Sanders turned Democratic party disarray into array
Former Vice President Joe Biden had quite a week last week.
Sohn: COVID-19 deaths becoming No. 1 killer in US
Week by week, COVID-19 has been making its way up the list of our nation's top killers.
Sohn: Despite COVID-19 and tornadoes, Earth Day gives us hope and choices
Yes, Earth Day 2020 is still happening. Despite COVID-19. Despite tornadoes. Despite grief and poisonous politics.
Sohn: Here’s what it took to loosen the COVID-19 testing logjam
Community testing for coronavirus in Hamilton County - home to the state's fourth largest city - "is improving but still needs to reach more people," according to Rae Bond, the area's COVID-19 Joint Task Force chairwoman.
Sohn: Tornadoes turn social distancing on its ear, making COVID-19 a hydra-headed monster
The coming days are crucial, we were told.
Pam’s Points: The new coronavirus is churning everything about our lives from Washington, D.C. down to Mountain Opry on Walden’s Ridge
Although most of the directors of the Tennessee Valley Authority were appointed to oversee TVA by President Donald Trump, the board is taking exception to Trump's claim that TVA's top salaries are "ridiculous" and should be cut.
Sohn: Catch the sunrise and some COVID-19 lessons for our environmental future
Who can resist an Easter or Passover sunrise? Actually any sunrise.
Covering coronavirus: Remaining a cohesive newsroom while doing solitary work
Covering the coronavirus near and far has been the most solitary work of my four-decade career in journalism.
Sohn: Our state and local officials’ COVID-19 disconnect continues, and that fuels public doubt
On Friday, Tennessee was the No. 2 state in the country in per capita testing for the coronavirus with nearly 38,000 Tennesseans tested for the virus, according to Gov. Bill Lee.
Sohn: Southern governors need our COVID-19 prayers to boost their leadership skills and cut apron strings
How our region survives the coronavirus may have a direct relation to how our governors and mayors treated it in the early days of the outbreak in the United States.
