There have been no more COVID-19-related deaths in Hamilton County, the county Health Department announced on Sunday. The toll remains at 74.
An additional 37 coronavirus cases were reported in Hamilton County, bringing the new total to 7,890.
Tennessee had 22 more coronavirus deaths bringing the total to 1,747, state Health Department officials said.
There were 835 new cases in the state for a total of 153,115.
The state had 23 more patients hospitalized to bring that total to 6,840.
There have been 114,769 people recover from the virus in Tennessee.
Testing numbers are above 2.185 million across the state.
Here are the numbers by county:
Shelby County: 26,976 cases, up 137; 385 deaths, up 5
Davidson County: 23,430 cases, up 31; 258 deaths, up 3
Knox County: 6,336 cases, up 61; 57 deaths, up 1
Bledsoe County: 775 cases; 4 deaths, up 1
Bradley County: 2,468 cases, up 8; 16 deaths
Franklin County: 488 cases, up 5; 4 deaths
Grundy County: 149 cases; 2 deaths
Marion County: 325 cases, up 2; 7 deaths, up 1
McMinn County: 791 cases, up 3; 23 deaths,up 2
Meigs County: 162 cases, down 1; 2 deaths
Monroe County: 738 cases, up 12; 15 deaths
Polk County: 326 cases; 10 deaths
Rhea County: 647 cases, up 3; 3 deaths
Sequatchie County: 142 cases; 1 death