The following is from today’s Tennessee Department of Health COVID-19 report:

TENNESSEE – 17,185 active cases (up 150 cases from yesterday) in Tennessee out of 169,859 total cases (up 1,622 cases since yesterday)

• 152,674 recovered (up 1,504 from yesterday)
• 2,025 died (up 37 from yesterday)
• 808 had to be hospitalized (down 50 since yesterday)
• 2,415,529 tested (up 27,211 since yesterday)

To see the complete list of counties in the state, click on the following link:

https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/health/cedep/ncov/data.html

(Deaths in counties are added to the recovered then that total is subtracted from the total cases to get an accurate number of remaining active cases)

The following counties in the coverage area report the following as of today (Friday, September 11, 2020). INFORMATION IN BOLD INDICATES RISES IN NUMBERS FROM PREVIOUS DAY:

ANDERSON – 103 active remaining cases (up 17 cases from yesterday) out of 1,012 total cases (up 20 cases from yesterday), 10 fatalities, 21,867 negative tests

BLEDSOE – 27 active remaining cases (up 3 cases from yesterday) out of 819 total cases (up 5 cases from yesterday), 4 fatalities, 6,247 negative tests

CUMBERLAND – 149 active remaining cases (down 6 cases from yesterday) out of 1,036 total cases (up 19 cases from yesterday), 19,070 negative tests, 10 fatalities

FENTRESS – 84 remaining active cases (up 5 cases from yesterday) out of 325 total cases (up 11 cases from yesterday), 2 fatalities, 3,307 negative tests

KNOX – 1,221 remaining active cases (up 55 cases from yesterday) out of 7,873 total cases (up 163 cases from yesterday), 66 fatalities, 109,540 negative tests

LOUDON – 90 remaining active cases (up 11 cases from yesterday) out of 1,024 total cases (up 21 cases from yesterday), 4 fatalities, 10,805 negative tests

MCMINN – 99 remaining active cases (down 1 case from yesterday) out of 928 total cases (up 14 cases from yesterday), 24 fatalities, 13,836 negative tests

MEIGS – 37 remaining active cases (up 6 cases from yesterday) out of 200 total cases (up 9 cases from yesterday), 3 fatalities, 2,572 negative tests

MORGAN –  35 remaining active cases (down 4 cases from yesterday) out of 276 total cases (up 2 cases from yesterday), 2 fatalities, 7,052 negative tests

OVERTON – 90 remaining active cases (same as yesterday) out of 575 total cases (up 14 cases from yesterday), 2 fatalities, 5,935 negative tests

PICKETT – 20 active cases (down 2 cases from yesterday) out of 87 total cases (same as yesterday), 856 negative tests, 1 fatality

PUTNAM – 335 remaining active cases (up 13 cases from yesterday) out of 2,635 total cases (up 39 cases from yesterday), 35 fatalities, 24,925 negative tests

RHEA – 64 remaining active cases (up 8 cases from yesterday) out of 719 total case (up 16 cases from yesterday), 8 fatalities, 8,776 negative tests

ROANE – 100 active case (up 10 cases from yesterday) out of 736 total cases (up 19 cases from yesterday), 3 fatalities, 14,854 negative tests

WHITE – 75 remaining active case (down 9 cases from yesterday) out of 654 total cases (up 4 cases from yesterday), 8 fatalities, 7,599 negative tests

CORONAVIRUS CONFIRMED TOTAL CASES IN TENNESSEE (since Tennessee Department of Health started their daily reports)

March 11-31, 2020 – 9 cases to 2,239 (rise of 2,230 cases for month)

April 1-30, 2020 – 2,239 to 11,891 (rise of 9,652 cases for month)

May 1-31, 2020 – 11,891 to 23,554 (rise of 11,663 cases for month)

June 1-30, 2020 – 23,554 to 43,509 (rise of 19,955 cases for month)

July 1-31, 2020 – 43,509 to 105,959 (rise of 64,450 cases for month)

August 1-31, 2020 – 105,959 to 154,933 (rise of 48,974 cases for month

September 1, 2020 – 156,329 (up 1,396 cases)

September 2, 2020 – 157,831 (up 1,502 cases)

September 3, 2020 – 159,546 (up 1,715 cases)

September 4, 2020 – 160,597 (up 1,051 cases)

September 5, 2020 – 162,362 (up 1,765 cases)

September 6, 2020 – 164,126 (up 1,764 cases)

September 7, 2020 – 165,109 (up 983 cases)

September 8, 2020 – 165,754 (up 645 cases)

September 9, 2020 – 166,587 (up 833 cases)

September 10, 2020 – 168,237 (up 1,650 cases)

September 11, 2020 – 169,859 (up 1,622 cases)

CORONAVIRUS TOTAL CASES IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY (running count)

March 19-31, 2020 – 11 cases

April 1-27, 2020 – 14 up to 68 cases

April 28, 2020 – 70, 1 fatality reported, elderly female from Crab Orchard

April 29-May 3, 2020 – 70 up to 80 cases

May 4-31, 2020 – 84 up to 116 cases

June 1-30, 2020 – 116 up to 168 cases (second fatality reported with elderly female from Fairfield Glade on June 4 and third fatality reported June 17 with elderly male in Fairfield Glade)

July 1-31, 2020 – 173 up to 365 cases (fatalities reported on the 2^nd, 14, and 17, 2020)

August 1-31, 2020 – 365 up to 826 cases (fatalities reported on the 13^th and 24^th)

September 1, 2020 – 831 cases

September 2, 2020 – 856 cases

September 3, 2020 – 944 cases (revised new total)

September 4, 2020 – 970 cases

September 5, 2020 – 985 cases

September 6-8, 2020 – 992 cases

September 9, 2020 – 992 cases, 10^th fatality reported this day

September 10, 2020 – 1,017 cases

September 11, 2020 – 1,036 cases

The Tennessee Department of Health says if a total number drops it is because a case was re-classified as another illness instead of COVID-19.

CORONAVIRUS TOTAL CASES IN ROANE COUNTY (running count)

March 21-31, 2020 – 1 up to 2 cases

April 1- May 3, 2020 – 2 up to 7 cases

May 4-31, 2020 – 7 up to 16 cases

June 1-30, 2020 – 16 up to 46 cases

July 1-31, 2020 – 46 to 330 cases (1^st fatality reported July 25 – 79-year-old U.S. Navy veteran Jimmy Dial)

August 1-31, 2020 – 330 to 651 cases (death reported on 3^rd)

September 1, 2020 – 659 cases

September 2, 2020 – 671 cases

September 3-4, 2020 – 662 cases (revised new total)

September 5, 2020 – 674 cases

September 6, 2020 – 690 cases

September 7, 2020 – 693 cases

September 8, 2020  – 696 cases

September 9, 2020 – 704 cases

September 10, 2020 – 717 cases

September 11, 2020 – 736 cases

The Tennessee Department of Health says if a total number drops it is because a case was re-classified as another illness instead of COVID-19.