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Local leaders add to Governor Reeves' executive shelter-in-place order.

Metro areas are not the only places feeling the effects of the coronavirus -- rural communities are too.

One Heartland doctor said cancer patients are more at risk of getting coronavirus.

Governor Tate Reeves’ executive order will close amusement parks, playgrounds and museums, but walking trails will stay open. The governor has asked Mississippians to only venture out for essentials and to continue social distancing.

Zack Randolph has donated $10,000 to the Mid-South Food Bank, providing Shelby County Schools’ students and families a new mobile food pantry during the COVID-19 crisis.

“We all need to get the message out that this is serious. I’ve been practicing for 40 years. This is the biggest epidemic I’ve ever been involved in. This is a once in a lifetime epidemic,” said Alisa Haushalter, Shelby County Health Department director.

The City of Memphis is reporting two new deaths and 141 new confirmed cases of coronavirus in Shelby County as of Thursday morning.

A second Kroger associate working in the Delta Division Distribution Center has tested positive for COVID-19.

In two weeks, the Community Foundation has collected more than $700,000 for its Mid-South COVID-19 Regional Response Fund. In just a matter of days, furloughed and laid-off workers can have some of that money in their hands.

Americans purchased two million guns last month alone, the second highest month for gun sales ever, according to The New York Times.

The Treasury announced in a reversal Wednesday, that Social Security beneficiaries who typically do not file a tax return will automatically receive the $1,200 payment.

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Authorities have confirmed two coronavirus cases at a local prison in Arkansas.

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People like Amanda are seeing the direct effects of that.

Due to generous donations from businesses and foundations, the Mid-South COVID-19 Regional Response Fund has awarded $415,000 to several organizations.

Making sure those who treat the sick don't get sick themselves is the challenge facing police and fire departments all across America.

Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed an executive order Wednesday mandating all non-essential employees to shelter in place.

Health officials say three people have died from coronavirus in Shelby County since the outbreak began. One of those patients was a popular artist in the Cooper-Young community.

Volunteer nurses and others with medical training may be needed to help deal with a wave of coronavirus patients in Mississippi.

One historic Memphis hospital is offering its facility in the fight against COVID-19.

While many restaurants have fallen on tough times due to the spread of COVID-19, some are taking it upon themselves to step up and help feed hospital workers.

Monday the Shelby County Health Department announced it was investigating an outbreak of COVID-19 at a Memphis assisted-living facility. After days of not releasing the name of the facility, the health department did so Wednesday morning.

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office says an SCSO employee who works with youth detainees at the Juvenile Court Detention Center has tested positive for COVID-19.

My 3 Subs Podcast creates a simulated Memphis 901 FC match to entertain fans during coronavirus hiatus.

Doctors say one important way to prevent the spread of the coronavirus is to avoid large gatherings. But that’s becoming increasingly difficult to do.

Tennessee now has 2,683 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, according to the Tennessee Department of Health. That’s up from 2,239 cases Tuesday.

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Motor vehicle renewals due in March or April have now been extended to June 15, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The order goes into effect Friday at 5 p.m.

Wednesday, the Memphis Area Transit Authority announced it will be offering refunds to fixed route bus customers who purchased 7-day or 31-day passes prior to the start of temporary free fares.

Employees with Shelby County are getting an expansion in their benefits in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

When cancer patients are administered chemotherapy, it can mean long hours sitting in a chair in a room with nothing more than medical equipment.

Roughly 17,000 thyroid surgeries are performed each year; many doctors remove the gland through the neck, leaving a highly visible scar.

Payments will begin in the next three weeks and will be distributed automatically, with no action required for most people.

Elonda Robertson and her five children got quite the surprise this week when an MLGW worker showed up to her South Memphis home to cut off her utilities.

People gathered outside Saint Francis Hospital in Bartlett to say thank-you to the staff and offer support to patients!

Coronavirus doesn’t just threaten your physical health. The disease can also take a real toll on your mental health.

After reducing levels of services, MATA added extra buses on key routes to address the issue of wait times due to the 10-person limit.

Health department director Alisa Haushalter said there are six cases in the facility -- five residents and one employee. Haushalter said by law the facility has to notify residents and employees.

Memphians who own 3D printers are teaming up to support medical professionals in the battle against the COVID-19, and they’re doing it while safely quarantining at home.

A new COVID-19 coordinator has been assigned in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in West Tennessee to solely focus on prosecuting fraud related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Mid-South hospitals are increasing precautions for healthcare workers by limiting entrances and checking their temperatures before they step foot inside.

According to the Shelby County Health Department, in early March the first reported cases of the novel coronavirus were two people who went to Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Members of one of the largest churches in the Bluff City are mourning the loss of one of their own who died after a battle with COVID-19.

The Memphis District Corps of Engineers has started surveying locations for possible hospital sites and alternate care facilities amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

A number of events across the Mid-South have been canceled or postponed as fears mount over the coronavirus outbreak.

A second Shelby County Sheriff’s Office employee has tested positive for COVID-19.

The COVID-19 outbreak has some waiting even longer to have a baby. Since the pandemic started, the Associated Society of Reproductive Medicine or ASRM has recommended no new fertility treatments be started.

According to the Tennessee Department of Health, there are 2,239 confirmed cases in the state and 428 cases in Shelby County.

The Tennessee Department of Revenue announced Tuesday that they would be extending the tax filing deadlines for a number of business-related tax reports.

In a daily briefing, Governor Asa Hutchinson and Dr. Nate Smith, secretary of the Arkansas Department of Health reported 523 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in the state with 64 people hospitalized in connection to the virus.

Community members can donate blood at the American Red Cross each Tuesday, March 31 through May 19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

He said he made the decision at the suggestion of health officials. The order goes into effect at 10 p.m. Tuesday and will last through April 14.

It’s now easier than ever to get tested for the flu and COVID-19. Testing sites are now open across South Mississippi, and others are available across the state.