Collegedale city commissioners were unaware that the city's police department had entered into an agreement with the Tennessee Department of Health to receive the names and addresses of residents who test positive for COVID-19.

Wendy De Los Santos passed the test to become a U.S. citizen just days before government offices shut down nationwide because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Immediately after giving his valedictorian speech, high school senior Philip Root, still clad in his cap and gown, climbed into a borrowed race car and drove up to the finish line at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

With Alabama's coronavirus caseload worsening while casinos, churches and more reopen, the state's most recognizable person had some stern words about bringing COVID-19 under control.

A CoreCivic employee who works at the Silverdale Detention Center in Chattanooga tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday, according to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.

The Hamilton County Health Department announced 74 new people with COVID-19 Sunday, marking the largest single-day increase since the pandemic began and the fifth time the largest single-day increase happened in May.

Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke is urging city residents to continue social distancing as data shows suburban areas are nearing pre-coronavirus traffic levels.

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Tennessee increased to 20,145 on Sunday, up 356 from Saturday's total of 19,789, according to the Tennessee Department of Health's daily virus update.

Elected officials, businesses and others are depending on coronavirus testing and infection-rate data as states reopen so that they will know if a second wave of contagion is coming — and whether another round of stay-at-home orders or closings might be needed.

With no congregational prayers or family gatherings, Salsabiel Mujovic has been worried that this year's Eid al-Fitr celebration will pale. Still, she's determined to bring home holiday cheer amid the coronavirus gloom.

Basketball is woven into the fabric of Native American life.

They are among the untold number of veterans who served and survived during times of war only to die in recent weeks from the coronavirus.

Chattanooga Football Club players, who had their inaugural professional season in the National Independent Soccer Association halted by the coronavirus after one match, are heading back to practice June 1.

Emily Howard, 92, has been busy with a special project lately.

I'm an older dad with younger children. I was 43 years old when our first son was born, 48 years old when our second son arrived.

A group of local public health leaders sat around a picnic table at the Avondale Youth and Family Development Center on Wednesday, recapping a successful day of COVID-19 testing.

In troubled times, people have been known to hoard currency at home - a financial security blanket against deep uncertainty. But in this crisis, things are different.

Amber Brown is an entrepreneur, wife and mom of three children who are 11, 8 and 4. Before COVID-19 hit, she described her life as busy, full and satisfying.

A county commissioner in Bradley County, Tennessee, doesn't mince words when it comes to her position on the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic is interrupting immunization against diseases including measles, polio and cholera that could put the lives of nearly 80 million children under the age of 1 at risk, according to a new analysis from the World Health Organization and partners.

Think of the Atlanta airport terminal and the large maze that is the line that twists and turns, back and forth, to get travelers to security checkpoints.

Home sales in Chattanooga fell nearly 18% last month and the inventory of houses on the market fell by more than 26% as home-bound Chattanoogans were less likely to want to either buy or sell their homes during the worst of the coronavirus shutdowns in April.

As major Chattanooga employers report positive cases of COVID-19, companies say they're taking a wide range of steps, and spending money, to focus on worker safety.