#tennessee

#tennessee

Humanities Tennessee lost all federal funding, undermining vital community programs across the state.

A repo man survived being run over by a driver defending against vehicle repossession in Memphis.

A fake trucking company stole 80,000 pounds of beef, valued at $350,000, from a Tennessee processing plant, with no leads on the stolen meat.

Zayo is investing $90 million in Tennessee to enhance connectivity for schools and support underserved communities.

Bay Area residents shared inspiring travel experiences in Tennessee and Spain, highlighting cultural attractions and practical travel tips.

In-N-Out Burger is moving its headquarters back to Baldwin Park, CA, while expanding operations with a new eastern office in Tennessee.

Severe storms in eastern Tennessee resulted in two fatalities and significant structural damage.

Tennessee increases reverse mortgage income limit for seniors to $60,000, reflecting rising interest in financial options among older residents.

Nashville is pursuing a WNBA franchise, named after Pat Summitt, to promote women's sports and provide opportunities for local fans.

Tennessee's special session illustrates Trump's influence empowering Republicans to advance conservative policies at the state level.

Bill Byrge, actor known for his role in the 'Ernest' movies, has passed away at 92, remembered for his humor and kindness.

Pizzeria Cortile's refusal to cater same-sex weddings based on owners' beliefs sparked controversy and calls for boycott, but few legal options exist for challengers.

Flatrock Motorclub offers an exclusive high-performance driving experience with racing amenities and luxury accommodations.

Bill Battle III, former Alabama athletic director and notable college football figure, passed away at 82, leaving a profound impact on athletics.

A Tennessee lawyer was arrested for child exploitation and animal crushing after revealing his identity in online chats with undercover agents.

A sheriff's deputy in Tennessee faces charges for fatally shooting seven dogs he was dispatched to check on.

Tennessee invests $101.6 million in broadband to enhance access and digital opportunities for over 97,000 residents across 75 counties.

Judge R. Steven Randolph was reprimanded for improperly ordering a guilty defendant to pay restitution for damage to his own truck.

A Tennessee woman was sentenced to 100 months for attempting to hire a hitman via the dark web after her romantic interest became engaged.

The writings of the Covenant School shooter will remain private to respect the victims' families' copyright after a recent court ruling.

MLB to host inaugural Speedway Classic at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee, featuring Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves.

A high school in Tennessee closed its library to comply with the state's book banning law, sparking concerns about restricting access to books in schools.

California median home price exceeds $900,000, potentially reaching $1 million next year.

Hot slaw became Tennessee's first official state food, causing confusion among residents outside Cleveland, highlighting regional food diversity.

The lawsuit led by Tennessee's AG challenges new federal guidelines protecting transgender employees, arguing it constitutes federal overreach and undermines the legitimacy of laws.

Anti-LGBTQ+ foster/adoptive parents can take LGBTQ+ youth without considering child's wishes.

Allowing teachers to carry concealed guns in schools passed in Tennessee, emphasizing training requirements for carrying guns and approval from school leaders.

Morgxn's album 'Beacon' showcases his powerful vocals and indie music presence.

Morgxn emphasizes the importance of queer artists from places like Tennessee making music and sharing their experiences.