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Breaking down the latest COVID-19 data in Memphis and the Mid-South

We will be monitoring Mid-South coronavirus numbers and will update this page frequently.
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This graph shows the number of new cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in Shelby County each day.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Local 24 News continues to track the latest COVID-19 numbers in Memphis and the Mid-South. On this page you will find case information for Shelby County, as well as the states of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas. 

Refresh often for new information. 

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196 new cases & 4 new deaths in Arkansas

4:50 p.m. - The Arkansas Department of Health reports 196 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths, for a total of 335,725 cases and 5,739 deaths in the state.

There are currently 1,966 active cases in the state.

Find the full breakdown from the Arkansas Department of Health HERE. 

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958 new cases & 9 new deaths in Tennessee

3:45 p.m. - The Tennessee Department of Health reports 958 new COVID-19 cases and 9 new deaths, for a total of 847,430 cases and 12,197 deaths in the state.

There are currently 819 hospitalizations in the state.

Find the full breakdown from the Tennessee Department of Health HERE. 

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187 new cases & 2 new deaths in Shelby County

10:00 a.m. - The Shelby County Health Department reports 187 new COVID-19 cases and 2 new deaths, for a total of 95,449 cases and 1,619 deaths in the county.

213,321 people have been fully vaccinated (all doses).

Find the full breakdown from the Shelby County Health Department HERE. 

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246 new cases & 4 new deaths in Mississippi

The Mississippi State Department of Health reports 246 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths, for a total of 311,900 cases and 7,199 deaths in the state.

Desoto County has a total of 21,321 cases and 256 deaths in the county.

Find the full breakdown from the Mississippi State Department of Health HERE.

    

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