Coronavirus cases across Tennessee have risen to 20,965 as of May 26, according to the latest update from the Tennessee Department of Health—an increase of 358 new cases since May 25.

The total includes 343 deaths, 1,609 cumulative hospitalizations and 13,334 recoveries.

In Davidson County, there have been at least 4,716 reported cases. Williamson County has 527 cases.

Overall, more than 403,000 tests have been conducted across Tennessee, according to the update. In a May 22 announcement, Gov. Bill Lee said the state has tested 2.5% of the state population, a figure above White House recommendations to test at least 2% of the population per month. Lee said the state is on track to test 3% of the population by the end of May.

Residents can find testing sites and assessment centers here.