As of January 3, 2021, Tennessee had reached 608,297 total cases, 7,025 total deaths, 3,176 current hospitalizations and 526,966 recoveries from the virus.

The water has gone down in Beattyville, and now begins the long process of cleaning up the mud and debris left behind from the Kentucky River. Businesses are destroyed, but the owners are determined to rebuild.

Emergency officials in Frankfort believe the river will crest at 39.9 feet, just shy of major flood stage.

As more people are getting vaccinated, more people are experiencing it.

For many people along flooded rivers, it could take days or weeks to survey the damage.

Staff, volunteers and even some students work together to clean up the school.

Price says seeing the support from the community means a lot to him.

As of Wednesday, 17 out of 120 counties are in the red zone on the state’s COVID-19 incidence rate map.

Many have lost their homes, cars, and personal belongings.