(NASHVILLE)  Tennessee's first lady tested positive for COVID-19, however Governor Lee is negative. 

The governor said, “Maria began exhibiting mild symptoms of COVID-19 and it was confirmed this afternoon that she has tested positive. I am feeling well with no symptoms and have tested negative for COVID-19. Out of an abundance of caution, I will be quarantining at the Governor’s Residence and still plan to address Tennesseans about the COVID-19 surge tomorrow at 7 p.m. CDT.” 

Gov. Lee will deliver a statewide address to Tennesseans regarding the COVID-19 surge on Sunday, December 20 at 7:00 p.m. CDT. Gov. Lee’s remarks will be broadcast on Facebook and YouTube. 

NOTICE: Wednesday's (12/23/2020) WGNS Action Line will focus on vital information you need about the coronavirus. Ascension St. Thomas Hospital President and CEO Gordon Ferguson and Dan Rudd, MD, share local information that you need to know.