A Vanderbilt University model for the COVID-19 crisis shows Tennessee’s cases could peak in mid-June if the status quo is maintained for social distancing requirements but could improve to mid-May under the best scenario, which would mean statewide testing and improved contact tracing, according to researchers who put together the study.

As of 2 p.m. Friday, April 10, there were 4,862 confirmed coronavirus cases in Tennessee, resulting in 98 deaths.