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Tennessee Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise - Now 39

  • Sunday, March 15, 2020

The number of coronavirus cases in the state continues to rise - going up to 39 in Sunday's report, which is up from 32 on Saturday.

The new total for Tennessee includes 17 in Davidson County and 14 in Williamson County.

Hamilton County still has a single case of the new strain of virus.

There are two cases in Shelby County and one each in Campbell, Jefferson, Knox, Rutherford and Sullivan. 

Tennessee had nine cases on Wednesday, 18 cases on Thursday and 26 on Friday.

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