The Tennessee Department of Health is reporting 4,634 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus across the state and 94 deaths. That’s up from 4,362 cases and 79 deaths Wednesday afternoon.
Sen. Bernie Sanders has ended his presidential campaign after disappointing primary results, leaving former Vice President Joe Biden as the likely Democratic nominee.
Getting tested for COVID-19 is one of the biggest concerns the public has at the moment. Fortunately, a few Mid-South health clinics are now offering drive-thru testing.
After staff at the 90-bed facility didn’t show up for work two days in a row, the patients had to be moved to other healthcare locations in the county.
The Memphis Grizzlies haven’t been idle during this coronavirus crunch. Grizzlies Head Coach Taylor Jenkins says he’s keeping in touch with his squad through Zoom, plus personal facetime conferences and texts.
Many Memphis Tiger Basketball fans have been wondering when would the U of M get any commitments for next season. They got one Thursday, which could be the precursor of more to come.
The Mid-South Food Bank says it is seeing a major spike in the number of families who don't have enough to eat. Job layoffs and furloughs from the coronavirus are to blame.
Memphis Police Director Mike Rallings is back in the office after disappearing from public view for nearly a month, right when the coronavirus pandemic struck the Bluff City.
Even as coronavirus deaths continue to mount across Europe, New York and other hot spots, the U.S. and other governments are slowly beginning to envision an exit strategy.
Both Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland and the Shelby County Health Department are pleading with the public to continue to social distance despite the Easter weekend.
