COVID-19 national emergencies are ending. What does that mean for Chattanoogans?

National emergency declarations related to the pandemic are set to end May 11, meaning many patients in the Chattanooga region will likely have to start paying more for COVID-19 tests, treatments -- and in some cases -- vaccinations.

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