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The Aging Process: MTSU’s Fermentation Science program plays a crucial role in Tennessee’s burgeoning distilling industry
The Tennessee Whiskey Trail stretches from Memphis to Bristol, with 39 tasting rooms along the way. Each distillery has its own spirits and story to share. At any given stop, you might learn how a fabled whiskey survived Tennessee’s long prohibition, or how the state’s lush landscape provides the spring water or heirloom grain that makes what you’re sipping extra special.
Pickleball Kingdom Continues Expansion in Tennessee: New Clubs Coming to Chattanooga and Memphis
Pickleball Kingdom, known for its state-of-the-art facilities and commitment to fostering a community environment, has rapidly become the premier indoor pickleball brand globally
Tennessee AG addresses Harshbarger complaint, NCAA lawsuit
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti is continuing to investigate an ethics complaint against political candidate Bobby Harshbarger, who claimed the Republican nomination for Tennessee Senate District 4. Skrmetti was in Kingsport Monday morning for the Kingsport Chamber of Commerce’s Regional Fireside Chat event at the MeadowView Marriott Conference Resort & Convention […]
2 people shot while inside of a car on Tunnel Boulevard Monday
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — 2 people were shot while inside of a car on Tunnel Boulevard Monday, Chattanooga Police tell us. CPD says that while officers were on the way to Tunnel Boulevard, they were advised that a person arrived at a local hospital in a personal vehicle with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.
Athens child left in hot car dies, father facing reckless homicide charge
COLLEGEDALE, Tenn. (WATE) — An Athens father is facing multiple charges including reckless homicide after his young daughter was left in a hot car in Hamilton County for hours on Monday, according to court records. An affidavit of complaint explains that Collegedale Police Chief Jack Sapp pulled over an SUV on College Drive East after […]
What will fall weather be like for the Middle Tennessee area? Here's what Nashville can expect
While crisp fall breezes may be highly anticipated, Tennesseans will need to leave the sweaters in the closet for a little while longer. Nashville and the Middle Tennessee region are in for a warmer-than-usual fall season. According to the latest data from the National Weather Service, Tennessee will experience above normal temperatures, yet equal chances of precipitation during September, October and November. ...
White Pine Fire Dept. mourns loss of founding member and former fire chief Gordon Pack
WHITE PINE, Tenn. — The White Pine Fire Department announced the passing of former member and Fire Chief Gordon Pack Monday afternoon. He was 87. Pack was a founding member of WPFD, he was involved in the early development of the department. He was also the longest-serving fire chief from 1965 to 1993, which resulted in the current fire station being named in his honor.
Exciting Announcement: New Equestrian Team at Bryan College!
We are excited to introduce our coed equestrian team at Bryan College! This team is a fantastic opportunity for college students, regardless of riding level, to participate in equestrian competitions and develop their skills in a supportive environment. What makes our team unique? We welcome students of all majors, so...
Credit/Debit Skimming Device Placed at Sav A Lot in Pikeville
The Pikeville Police Department needs your help identifying two individuals and a vehicle. The man and woman are wanted for questioning in connection with placing a credit/debit skimming device on register #2 at Save a Lot. If you have recently used register #2 at Save a Lot, please check your...
UT’s Neyland Stadium gets a name change
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The home of the Vols has a new name: Neyland Stadium Preserved by Pilot. The University of Tennessee made the announcement Tuesday morning. Previous Coverage: Thompson-Boling Arena to get new name, upgrades in Food City partnership. It comes almost a year after the university announced a...
2 Chattanooga students charged after loaded pistol falls out of waistband during fight
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A fight between a boy and a girl at a Chattanooga school leads to charges for both -- and the discovery of a loaded pistol on school grounds. The two were fighting at the Howard School of Academics and Technology Tuesday, according to a release from the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office (HCSO).
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