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This Week’s Weather :Extreme Heat 8-26-29-2024
Triple digit temperatures and dry conditions will be the theme all the way into the holiday weekend. Heat and Air Quality Advisories will probably be issued by mid-week. Sunny and hot, with a high near 98. Calm wind becoming east southeast around 5 mph. Monday Night. Mostly clear, with a...
First Alert Forecast: Air quality and heat concerns
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - First Alert Weather Days are in effect for Monday through Friday of this week with dangerous heat expected. An Air Quality Alert is in effect for multiple Middle Tennessee counties on Monday for ground-level ozone. Those with respiratory and/or cardiovascular health ailments will want to limit time outdoors.
TVA Allocates Additional $150M for Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Near Oak Ridge
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is doubling down on its commitment to advanced nuclear technology by approving an additional $150 million for the development of small modular reactors (SMRs) at its Clinch River site near Oak Ridge, as first reported by WVLT. This decision follows the funding of $200 million designated for the project back in February 2022, totaling a $350 million investment from the nation's largest public power supplier.
Lady Bucs relying on back line early in 2024
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – Thursday night will go into the books as a 1-0 loss for ETSU women’s soccer. But, head coach Jay Yelton was pleased with the way his squad made the visiting Lady Vols earn every inch at Summers-Taylor Stadium. Bucs goalkeeper, Ashton Blair, has, once again, been the orchestrator of that […]
Squirrel White has added motivation heading into new season with Vols
Squirrel White was absent when held its Orange & White Game back in April, but the wide receiver had a good reason to miss out on the exhibition scrimmage at Neyland Stadium. He was watching his teammates perform without him while awaiting the birth of his son, a life-changing event that has given the 20-year-old a new perspective on life and football heading into his junior season. Now wearing No. 3, White already has visions of celebrating touchdowns with his son, Sky, watching in the stands, fresh motivation for one of Tennessee’s most established playmakers.
Code Orange Ozone Alert Issued for Memphis Region, Sensitive Groups Advised to Limit Outdoor Activities
The Shelby County Health Department, serving parts of Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi, has issued a Code Orange Ozone Forecast for the region that includes Memphis. According to the NWS Air Quality Alert, this alert comes as ozone levels are expected to reach unhealthy thresholds for sensitive groups today. The announcement highlights the need for individuals with respiratory conditions, as well as active children and adults, to limit prolonged outdoor activities.
This Week’s Weather :Extreme Heat 8-26-29-2024
Triple digit temperatures and dry conditions will be the theme all the way into the holiday weekend. Heat and Air Quality Advisories will probably be issued by mid-week. Sunny and hot, with a high near 98. Calm wind becoming east southeast around 5 mph. Monday Night. Mostly clear, with a...
Baugh, Greene Devils Pound Tennessee High
Junior quarterback Caden Baugh took a firm grip of the Greeneville Greene Devils’ offense in a 54-7 season-opening win over the Tennessee High Vikings on Friday night at Burley Stadium. Making his first start as QB1 for the Greene Devils, Baugh completed 7 of 10 passes for 118 yards and a touchdown and ran for 147 yards and three scores on nine carries. All that production allowed for a relatively...
CLB presents proclamations, approves budget transfers
The Cocke County Legislative Body (CLB) met in regular session on Tuesday evening. CLB approved budget transfers, approved reports and heard reports. Three women were honored with a proclamation for their outstanding service to Cocke County. Those women, who Mayor Rob Mathis recognized at the request of Commissioner Wilma Ball, are Cathie Moscato, Audrey Jones and Carlene Robinson. Reports ...
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