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Tennessee is one of six states that will share in more than $181 million in federal health care grants. More>>
Quick thinking neighbors were able to save an elderly overnight in Cleveland. More>>
A proposal that seeks to crack down on the tattooing of minors has been signed into law by Gov. Bill Haslam. More>>
The Tennessee Valley Authority is increasing its fuel adjustment charge by 0.7 percent in June. More>>
State officials are encouraging businesses that sell food to begin preparing for a reduced rate of sales and use tax. More>>
The Museum Center at 5ive Points in Cleveland, Tenn., has updated its exhibition of Appalachian photographs. More>>
A school bus full of Bradley County fifth graders was in an accident while on a field trip to Dollywood. No one was seriously hurt, but it made for a scary night for parents and students Friday. More>>
A Bradley County school bus was involved in an accident during a field trip to Dollywood. More>>
There will soon be more incentives for Hollywood to come to Tennessee. More>>
An investigation is underway today to determine how a one year old boy died in Cleveland this morning. More>>
Local high school seniors Abigail Boltniew of Bradley High School and Taylor Morris of Walker Valley High School each received a $1000 scholarship from Wacker Polysilicon America.
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One person has been killed in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 75 south near Cleveland, Tenn., the Tennessee Highway Patrol is reporting. More>>
State Rep. Eric Watson, who represents part of Bradley County, is asking residents in both Bradley and Hamilton Counties to let TDOT know their thoughts and concerns about two planned road projects. More>>
The Chattanooga Zoo announced Thursday the discovery of a turtle never before documented in Tennessee. More>>
The Hamilton County Medical Examiner released his report Wednesday. More>>
A sixth grade girl in Bradley County has found a bone marrow donor. More>>
Thousands of dollars in personal items were stolen right as many of us are going to work. More>>
The 107th General Assembly has adjourned without a final showdown over a contentious gun issue. More>>
In her pictures, Grace looks like a typical, happy 10-year-old. She's a cheerleader and band member at a Cleveland elementary school. More>>
Cleveland man has been sentenced to three years behind bars after pleading guilty to three counts of making false reports. More>>
A year ago today, the sun came up in the Tennessee Valley revealing massive destruction caused by several tornadoes. Neighbors joined together to rebuild; but even now, there are still plenty of victims who need help. More>>
A Cleveland, Tenn., man awaiting trial on charges of ambushing and shooting his daughter's grandparents to death was found not guilty in a prior stabbing. More>>
A bi-partisan bill has unanimously passed both chambers of the state legislature that, if signed into law by Gov. Haslam, would provide tax relief to all Tennessee tornado victims. More>>
John Shelton looked outside at what would be the first tornado to hit the northern end of Bradley County. He could only turn to shelter and his faith. More>>
Until the toxicology report is released, investigators won't know for sure what killed Cleveland's Donald Rogers, 46. But they do believe Chance Loftis, 24, and Travis Jenkins, 28, are somehow involved. More>>
Bradley County 911 has requested $351,000 in local government funding to help it through ongoing revenue shortfalls. More>>
A proposal to help Tennesseans get off unemployment and find a job has passed the Senate. More>>
A proposal that increases the penalty for domestic assault is headed to the governor for his signature. More>>
A proposal that would allow parents to grade themselves on how involved they are in a student's school performance has passed the Senate. More>>
The Bradley County Board of Education plans to move forward with an expansion at Walker Valley High School. More>>
Bradley County looked like a war zone after five tornadoes ripped through the area, killing nine people and injuring nearly 100 on April 27, 2011. Lee University junior Daniel Murch volunteered the day after the storms and never looked back.
A Benton woman has been arrested on charges she aided in a burglary at her work. More>>
Online retailer Amazon has begun emailing Tennessee customers, telling them they might owe taxes on their purchases. More>>
Working with residents near Keith Valley Road on recent car burglaries, investigators for the Bradley County Sheriff's Office developed suspect information and have cleared 11 thefts.
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The Bradley County Sheriff's Office received word over the weekend that John Penn, age 66, had passed away at Erlanger Medical Center. More>>
There were some scary moments for a Bradley County couple, when their five-year-old daughter went missing in dense woods behind their house. More>>
Tennessee's highest court has cleared the owner of a Bradley County cemetery in a 2004 case. More>>
Pat Summitt has touched many lives on and off the court. Trousdale School in Cleveland had the chance to spend the day with Summitt one year ago. A friendship was formed that will last a lifetime even if Summitt will never coach again. More>>
Five people, including the mother of a three-year-old boy who was burned in a flash fire that is linked to the production of meth, are now facing criminal charges. More>>
A proposal that would ban the teaching of any type of sexual activity in schools is headed for a House floor vote. More>>
Fake pot can be deadly, but it is legally available. That was one of the messages to organizations that offer second chances to teens with drug and alcohol problems and other family issues. More>>
A Bradley County deputy sheriff responding to a burglar alarm Saturday morning at a home on El Monte Drive spotted flames on the front porch of another home nearby. Deputy Tommy Kimsey ran to the door and alerted the people inside. More>>
Tornado damage has stuck Bradley County with a $10 million repair bill. More>>
Gov. Bill Haslam and Transportation Commissioner John Schroer have released a 3-year transportation plan for the state. More>>
Cleveland Police are investigating a deadly accident Thursday. More>>
Two people are charged with burglary after a traffic stop Wednesday on Meadow Lane turned up medications and jewelry stolen out of a home on Davis-Curbow Road. More>>
The mysterious deaths of millions of bats in the United States and Canada over the past several years were caused by a fungus that hitchhiked from Europe, scientists reported Monday. More>>
The proposed "Monkey Law" passed with nearly 3-1 approval in both the House and Senate.
Governor Bill Haslam did not sign the legislation, stating it caused "confusion." More>>
Appliance maker Whirlpool is opening its new manufacturing plant in East Tennessee, replacing a 123-year-old facility. More>>
Safe neighborhoods are the focus of the Bradley County Sheriff's Office. More neighborhood watch programs are popping up in an effort to curb crime. More>>
Patrol deputies made an arrest April 4 after responding to a theft-in-progress call on Pleasant Grove Trail. The property owner contacted the Bradley County Sheriff's Office after seeing a white van in an area of an earlier scrap metal theft. More>>
Fire fighters in Cleveland spent the morning working a structure fire at Wildwood Avenue and 10th. More>>
It's been less than a week after "Mack" the Pitbull attacked a 6-year-old girl. His owner, Charles Lawson says, "He's got to go." More>>
Governor Bill Haslam's proposals to crack down on the sale or manufacture of certain drugs are headed to him for his signature. More>>
To the neighbors in a small, Cleveland apartment complex on Victory Street, Mack is like a part of the family.
However, the Pitbull is at the center of an investigation after he attacked a 6-year-old girl as she walked by the apartment Saturday morning. More>>
A 3-year-old and his mother are burned in a fire, and investigators say methamphetamine is to blame. More>>
Three students have been sent to a juvenile detention center after setting off a homemade explosive device in a school cafeteria in Bradley County. More>>
A measure that would prohibit students from dressing indecently in school is headed to the governor for his consideration.
The Senate passed the proposal 29-0 on Monday evening, and the House approved it 81-9 shortly afterward. More>>
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has inspectors surveying damaged and destroyed homes in Tennessee's 10 counties designated for federal disaster assistance. More>>
Local businessman Greg Vital has qualified for Tennessee's 10th District State Senate race in the Republican primary that will be held on August 2, 2012. The seat is currently held by Senator Andy Berke, who recently announced he would not seek re-election. More>>
Travel experts say the price for a gallon gas is expected to reach the $4.00 nationally this month. More>>
A carjacking in Chattanooga and a purse snatching in Bradley County lands two people behind bars. It all ended with a chase and a crash at a Cleveland business Saturday afternoon. More>>
Tennessee survivors of the Feb. 29 to March 2 tornadoes in Bradley, Cumberland, Hamilton, McMinn and Monroe counties have until 6 p.m. Thursday, April 5 to visit the disaster recovery centers. More>>
Tennessee has more than 300 species of fish, with bass, crappie and catfish awaiting hungry anglers. More>>
German automaker will offer a Master of Business Administration degree at the Volkswagen Academy. More>>
Proctor and Gamble has announced that they will be expanding the Duracell plant in Cleveland. More>>
A proposal that would prevent students from being discriminated against for expressing their religious beliefs is headed for a House floor vote. More>>
Time is running out for storm victims in need of federal aid. More>>
On Thursday, March 29, the Tennessee Department of Human Services, with USDA approval, will begin issuing D-SNAP (Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits to eligible residents of ten tornado-ravaged counties. More>>
The Cleveland City Council voted 4-3 Monday to appeal a 1967 agreement with Bradley County on how local option sales tax revenue is shared. More>>
A Tennessee lawmaker wants students to pull up their pants and cover up. More>>
Bradley County Sheriff's Office traffic investigators responded to a single car crash on Benton Pike around 6:30 Saturday evening. More>>
Amazon has added about 100 more full-time jobs to its Bradley County distribution center as it expands the operation, officials said today. More>>
Inspired by his high school criminal justice class, Zachery Gallegos asked his neighbors in a developing subdivision to form a Neighborhood Watch program. "Once we started talking about speeders and how little kids could get hurt, people said OK," the teen said. More>>
Many tornado victims aren't getting the federal money they're eligible for, because they're not signing up. That's word from FEMA as local disaster recovery centers have yet to see much foot traffic. More>>
FEMA employees sat in Chattanooga's Fire Station 7 on Saturday talking, snacking, joking about picking up some Jim Beam after work. More>>
A proposal that implements a deal Gov. Bill Haslam made with Amazon.com has been signed into law by the Republican governor. More>>
The Bradley County 911 Center is losing money, and if officials don't come up with a way to make some fast, the state could take over operations. More>>
Chuck McSpadden tends nearly 20,000 trees at Apple Valley in Cleveland, Tenn. His trees are a week or two ahead of schedule after mild winter temperatures, but he still can't harvest until July. More>>
Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits are now available for storm victims in 10 Tennessee counties. Weekly benefits may range from $117 to $275 per week and are payable up to 26 weeks for those affected by severe weather Feb. 29-March 2. More>>
A meth bust in Cleveland Wednesday forced the evacuation of a motel. More>>
The Tennessee unemployment rate has fallen 0.02 percent to 8 percent in February, the lowest since November 2008. More>>
Victims of severe weather in 10 Tennessee counties have until May 31 instead of April 17 to file their tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service. More>>
The suspect has a criminal past dating back to his teens. More>>
A murder suspect wanted by the FBI is behind bars in Bradley County Tuesday night. More>>
A significant crash in Interstate 75 has southbound traffic blocked. More>>
A man seriously injured in a Bradley County crash earlier this month has died. More>>
Commissioner Karla Davis of the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development has warned the state's 56,000 unemployment claimants that they will soon be required to prove they are looking for work. More>>
Federal funds are now available for the area hit by the March 2nd storms in Tennessee. Storm survivors in Hamilton, Bradley, McMinn and Polk counties are among the people in 10 counties eligible for federal aid. More>>
A national economic development publication has recognized four businesses in Tennessee for their community impact. More>>
There's another big change happening this weekend for Hamilton County tornado victims. Camp Joy is closing as a distribution center leaving Greenwood Baptist Church as the only help location. More>>
President Obama has declared a major disaster exists in the State of Tennessee and ordered Federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the area affected by severe storms, tornadoes, straight-line winds, and flooding during the period of February 29 to March 2, 2012. More>>
A lawyer for opponents of a Republican redistricting plan confirms to The Associated Press that the group has filed a lawsuit to halt the Republican plan. More>>
Preparing a site at Hardwick Farms for a new elementary school would be about half a million dollars cheaper than preparing the existing airport at Hardwick Field for that use, a city staff study found. More>>
A Tennessee lawmaker who didn't get a lot of traction with a "pull your pants up" bill has come back with another proposal. More>>
Farming has been a way of life for the Ownby family for decades. Unfortunately, their farm near Cleveland, Tennessee was right in the path of one of the many tornadoes which devastated the Tennessee Valley last April 27th. More>>
State troopers will be working around the clock for drunken driving enforcement during the St. Patrick's Day weekend. More>>
Family members of Nicholas Jones exchange hugs outside his home Wednesday. More>>
Bradley County Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service is planning a storm spotter training course for this week. More>>
Police in Cleveland are searching for a bank robbery suspect. More>>
Michael Goodwin continues to fight an uphill battle with property owners while his home is in danger. A large tree was cracked down the middle by the tornadoes from more than a week ago and the April 27th outbreak. More>>
The first tank for Wacker Polysilicon North America arrived this week; it is the smallest tank of many more to come for the plant currently under construction in the Tennessee Valley. These tanks are essential to Wacker's polysilicon production process. More>>
When threatening weather became imminent March 2, children in many Hamilton and Bradley county schools filed into interior hallways and knelt with heads low and hands over the backs of their necks, just as they learned in drills. More>>
Residents of Bradley County and the surrounding area wishing to increase their knowledge of severe weather systems and tornadoes should make plans to attend a free seminar that will be conducted by personnel from the National Weather Service office in Morristown. More>>
Satara Stratton grew up in Chattanooga, attending O.L.P.H. school. Six years ago, at age 18, she moved to Hollywood to pursue a film career. However, her friends and family haven't heard from her since November and two police agencies in southern California are now searching with growing concern because she was last seen with a sexual predator.
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is promoting community supported agriculture. More>>
Cleanup from Friday's tornadoes continues in parts of the Tennessee Valley. More>>
A fatal crash in Cleveland Wednesday afternoon has shutdown a portion of Michigan Avenue. More>>
Across both Tennessee and Georgia, voters head to the polls today to make their selections for the presidential primary.
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New assessments from the Hamilton County Emergency Management Agency bring estimated storm damage totals in Tennessee to nearly $19 million. More>>
Hail, hail; the dings could be everywhere from the barrage after the storm. The damage may not be as great, nor the wait at the body shop as long, compared to last year. But the fixes likely won't be fast. Or cheap. More>>
A storm survey team from the National Weather Service has continued their assessment of tornado damage that occurred on March 2nd in Hamilton, Bradley and McMinn counties. More>>
Rescue and recovery crews are evaluating the damage in the wake of the storms that struck on March 2nd. Much like after the April 27th Storms of last year, we will be compiling a list of needs from area organizations working to help our neighbors that need it most. More>>
A day after severe storms and tornadoes swept through the region, officials and emergency responders are assessing the widespread damage, and Channel 3 took to the air to view the path of the storms.
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A survey team from the National Weather Service office in Morristown, Tennessee, has assessed damage from Friday's storms in east TN, southwest NC, and southwest VA. More>>
The destruction is widespread, and some residents are dealing with total devastation after Friday's strong storms swept through the Tennessee Valley. One area hit hard is Bradley County. More>>
Red Cross volunteers and staff members across east Tennessee are currently helping with the widespread storm relief effort in all areas that experienced damage. Chattanooga and Cleveland, two of the hardest hit areas in Tennessee, as well as Claiborne, McMinn and Monroe counties are receiving Red Cross support. More>>
Photo by Dawn Anderson of Davis Heights in Cleveland.After a short afternoon reprieve from a morning of severe storms and tornadoes, residents of the Tennessee Valley braced themselves for a second round of severe weather in the evening. More>>
The Tennessee Valley Authority has activated its Transmission Emergency Operations Center to assess the damage and manage the response to today's severe storms. More>>
As storms and tornadoes continue to sweep across East Tennessee several locations are opening storm shelters to assist those in need.
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Initial reports show at least two people have been injured by severe storms that moved through Bradley County Friday afternoon. Both injuries appear to be the result of entrapments and both were transported to the hospital. More>>
Fifty-one lead chemical operators at the Wacker Institute are headed to Germany for more training. More>>
Ron Ricketts has been a cattle rancher in Bradley County for almost a dozen years. He used to fetch $600 for an average mature cow but now he pockets nearly $1000. More>>
The stage may be set for travelers in Tennessee, but state tourism officials have abandoned it. More>>
One lane of traffic on Interstate 75 SB in McMinn County is open after an accident involving several vehicles. More>>
Two people face charges of meth after the Bradley County Sheriff's Office Drug Enforcement Unit removed a meth lab from a room at the Holiday Motel on South Lee Highway. More>>
A week ago, Alice Maroon feared she would lose her home. The 86-year-old widow lives off Social Security and had to take out a $7,000 loan to fix her roof. More>>
A crash involving a school bus caused a scare Friday afternoon in Cleveland. More>>
The new Billy Graham Avenue in historic downtown Cleveland will be dedicated Friday. More>>
As taxpayers prepare their income tax returns for 2011, the Internal Revenue Service is still holding millions that are owed to Tennessee residents from 2008. More>>
Three-year old Summer Knasel and four-year old Lovell Knasel were found safe in Maryland Wednesday afternoon. More>>
Photo by Angela Lewis /Chattanooga Times Free Press Halfway through a three-year, $800,000 grant to reduce crime in certain city neighborhoods, the government and nonprofit agencies involved are considering what will happen when the grant ends. More>>
Cleveland Firefighters spent the morning battling a house fire. More>>
"I'm not one to beg for help," says Alice Maroon. The 86-year-old Cleveland widow didn't have to beg, but she did plan to sell nearly everything she owned just to make ends meet. More>>
A pair of bills working their way through the legislature could cost the state nearly $23 million dollars in lottery sales. More>>
Bradley County deputies are looking for the man who witnessed a fatal motorcycle crash. Jordan Best, 18, was killed Wednesday when the motorcycle she was on hit a car. More>>
For the past couple of weeks roofer Dewayne Stamey and his crew have been making repairs to Alice Maroon's roof. It was damaged in the April storms but now the 86-year-old homeowner, who lives on a fixed income, is having to pay out of pocket. More>>
Some of your favorite chocolate is about to change. Candy giant Mars, Inc. is slimming down its products in an effort to help its customers slim down. More>>
Once again, Georgia lawmakers are debating whether they can pipe water from the Tennessee River to fix a water shortage in metro Atlanta. More>>
Just before 10 o'clock Thursday morning, a white male walked into Bi-Lo at Ocoee Crossing in Cleveland, TN, walked up to the pharmacy and told the employees that he has a gun and to let him in. More>>
The Bradley County Sheriff's Office has identified the victim of the motorcycle-car crash on Springplace Road as 18-year-old Jordan Best of Columbus, Ohio. More>>
Dozens of students at the Wacker Institute now have job offers. More>>
A Pennsylvania couple stopped Friday for speeding on I-75 ended up in the Bradley County jail charged with 60 counts of identity theft. More>>
Occupy Nashville protesters wants an apology from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Eric Watson of Cleveland. In a letter, the group says that Watson's contention that they were responsible for a November incident in which a legislative secretary was struck by urine was "out of order." More>>
A man is in custody after a domestic dispute leads to SWAT being called. More>>
Life after the April 27th tornadoes has gotten back to normal for some, but there are still countless families who haven't had the strength to even start rebuilding.
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Cleveland High School Junior Maria Abeyta was forced to grow up years before she should have. A past riddled with drugs, abuse, and foster homes finally she's seeing her perseverance pay off. More>>
Ask any resident in the Blue Springs community and they'll tell you storm clean up is slow. "Every time you look out its a reminder, when the wind blows its a reminder, we'll probably never get over it," says homeowner, Kenneth Price.
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Cleveland Police have identified the man whose burned body was discovered by firefighters Thursday. More>>
After a month-long drug investigation, two Hamilton County jail corrections officers are on leave Thursday night. More>>
President Barack Obama today will free 10 states from the strict requirements of the Bush-era "No Child Left Behind" law. More>>
Bradley County authorities have charged a man and a woman after they were able to determine the couple had falsely claimed to have been burglarized. More>>
The state is promoting Tennessee businesses on a new section of the secretary of state's website. More>>
Bachman Academy in Bradley County has been the beneficiary of the soon-to-be-demolished child care facility at Memorial Hospital. More>>
Cleveland police are investigating a three-vehicle crash on North Lee Highway that sent one driver to the hospital by air. More>>
The $5 million institute has been described as a world-class science lab that will be part of the engineering technology division at the college. More>>
Dairy executive Scottie Mayfield has hired on political consultant Tommie Hopper for his challenge of incumbent U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleishmann in the 3rd House District. More>>
A fire at the Duracell plant in Cleveland is now out. More>>
Bradley County officials approved a one-time property tax abatement for Wacker Polysilicon, which is building a plant in Charleston that will produce polysilicon for solar panels. More>>
Gov. Bill Haslam's first effort to reduce state boards will merge six panels with significant environmental duties into three, affecting one with regulatory power over gas stations, including the family's Pilot... More>>
More than 400 people turned out Saturday morning for a job fair aiming to fill 60 jobs at Whirlpool in Cleveland, Tenn. The oven maker will start production later this year at a $120 million plant that will replace its existing facility here. More>>
A Bradley County woman has been charged with TennCare fraud involving "doctor shopping," a crime involving the use TennCare benefits to go to multiple doctors in a short time period in order to obtain controlled substances. More>>
Amazon officials confirm that Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam 'brokered an impasse' that could have scuttled an agreement to build two 'Fulfillment Centers' that have created hundreds of full-time and seasonal jobs in Hamilton and Bradley Counties.
Amazon has committed to three more Centers in Tennessee, and to start collecting sales taxes in 2014. But it insists other on-line retailers must be required to as well, nationwide. More>>
Bradley County General Sessions Court Judge Sheridan Randolph is the subject of an investigation into his conduct in a burglary case, a TBI official confirmed today. More>>
Cleveland's own Representative Eric Watson is heading the fight against Occupy Nashville protesters. More>>
Legislation requiring Amazon.com to begin collecting state and local sales taxes on goods the Internet retailer sells to Tennesseans starting in 2014 easily cleared its first hurdle in the House Budget Subcommittee Wednesday. More>>
If Democrats have their way, the Tennessee General Assembly would meet only every second year, lawmakers' daily expenses would be capped and bill sponsors would have to divulge if their legislation originated with... More>>
Republican Governor Bill Haslam's annual spending proposal calls for raises for state employees, more spending on construction on college campuses and tax cuts on food and inheritance. More>>
Cleveland police say a man was apparently beaten with a baseball bat Monday night during a fight in a large crowd. More>>
Republican Governor Bill Haslam is preparing to give his second State of the State address. More>>
Workers at the main building of the Mueller Co. on Enterprise Drive in Cleveland spent were ushered outside Saturday after a small fire in a vat raised fears of a chemical spill. More>>
The battle may be as old as motion pictures themselves: church leaders, claiming Hollywood mocks their faith, or portrays believers unfairly. Now, the Church of God International, the fundamentalist Protestant denomination based in Cleveland, is suing a movie's producers over copyright, or Cross Mark, infringement. More>>
A Cleveland police detective who was fired last year for allegedly mishandling evidence filed a federal discrimination lawsuit Tuesday against Cleveland, the police department and its top leadership. More>>
Wacker Polysilicon officials say they have reached a milestone in construction at their solar products plant in Charleston, Tenn. More>>
In late October, Jessica Buchanan was taken hostage by a group of Somali pirates as she worked with a Danish refugee council. Her brother, Stephen, was thousands of miles away in Cleveland at Lee University. More>>
Highway Patrol Troopers and sheriff's deputies in Bradley County are investigating a school bus crash near Walker Valley High. More>>
The parent company of the restaurant chain Ryan's, has filed for bankruptcy and announced the closure of many of its locations. More>>
It takes hours for thousands of Chattanoogans to get to the grocery store. More>>
A state commission that recently was in court over allegations it crafted an immigration policy in secret hasn't regularly posted notices of upcoming meetings on its website during the past two years. More>>
The state labor department says the unemployment rate for Tennessee fell in December. More>>
A Bradley County sheriff's deputy on patrol Wednesday night observed a man run from a convenience store to an automobile which then sped away on APD 40. The deputy noticed the man was carrying a black bag and a subsequent traffic stop led to recovery of the bag and its contents. More>>
Teachers who "meet expectations" in their evaluation would be eligible for tenure under changes the Tennessee Education Association is recommending for the state's new teacher evaluation system. More>>
The sponsor of a measure that seeks to ban Tennessee public schools from teaching about gay issues says he plans to delay a vote on the proposal More>>
Brentwood High coach Ron Crawford has been hired to take over the Blue Raiders. The move was first reported by our media partners at the Chattanooga Times Free Press. More>>
Storms will move into the Tennessee Valley this evening with a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. More>>
The state House has approved a plan to redraw the chamber's 99 districts, overriding Democrats' objections that it placed five African-American incumbents into three seats. More>>
Governor Bill Haslam is touting his proposal for more grants for companies investing in Tennessee as fostering transparency in the state's economic development program. But the Republican has also filed a bill to shield information used to make grant decisions from public view. More>>
Gov. Bill Haslam says he wants to make reductions in the state's estate tax and a small reduction on the sales tax on groceries. More>>
Tennessee is getting $2.8 million in federal funds to help cover the costs of repairing roads and bridges damaged last April during tornadoes and flooding. More>>
Tennessee House Judiciary Chairman Eric Watson today filed an amendment to the Tennessee Congressional District legislation that will unite Bradley into the Third Congressional District.
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Tennessee is meeting most of its goals for implementing educational reforms tied to a $500 million federal Race to the Top award. More>>
Cleveland police say man slipped out of handcuffs Monday afternoon, which kept them busy with a manhunt. More>>
(WRCB)- A national blog has named a Cleveland woman one of America's top couponers! Maranda Cash won CheapSally.com's "Bring Home the Bacon" Contest. More>>
Representative Scott DesJarlais (TN-04) issued the following statement regarding the proposed new Fourth District boundaries: More>>
With the dust settling on Republican plans for redrawing legislative districts in Tennessee, lawmakers from both parties are assessing their future plans. More>>
A teenage girl is hoping to inspire her community this winter. More>>
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