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TDOT: Construction on I-640 nears completion, with more lanes open to traffic
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Soon, work on I-640 will be complete and drivers will be able to navigate the road without traffic cones lining the [highway, according to state transportation leaders. The Tennessee Department of Transportation previously said it aimed to finish construction on the road by Aug. 31. The...
Over $393 Million Secured for the New I-55 Bridge!
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A new I-55 bridge will replace the current, aging bridge that crosses the Mississippi River, state and federal officials announced Friday. Congressman Steve Cohen announced on Friday that the Tennessee and Arkansas Departments of Transportation secured over $393 million for the new I-55 bridge, which will be known as “America’s River Crossing.”
From lush lawns to barren battlegrounds: Armyworm invasion intensifies in Tennessee
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — From a beautiful green yard to grass destruction -- all in a matter of days. Armyworms are on the rise across the southeast. Now, agriculture professionals are warning lawn-loving residents as the insects make their way to Tennessee. If you look closely at your lawn, you...
Tennessee unveils new license design: What to know about the changes
Renewing or making a change to your Tennessee driver license soon? You might be one of the first to get a new design. The Department of Safety and Homeland Security announced the new look Monday. The design will expand to all service centers over the next few months, according to a news release....
Tennessee orange vs. Texas burnt orange: A Pantone color expert weighs in on SEC debate
As the University of Texas exits the Big 12 and joins the SEC, it brings with it a debate that must be settled off the field this season: Which orange is better? On one side is Tennessee Orange, the in-your-face calling card of the Volunteers. On the other side is Texas' burnt...
Curing Tennessee’s doctor shortage: Law paves way for international physicians to practice in state
While the impact of the law depends on the number of international doctors who take advantage in Tennessee, Dr. Jeffrey Singer said the legislation has the ability to help the areas with the highest need.
Tennessee Three lawmakers set to speak Thursday at the Democratic National Convention
Top Tennessee Democrats are in Chicago this week as the Democratic National Convention brings together party leaders from across the nation. State Reps. Gloria Johnson, Justin Jones and Justin Pearson ― dubbed the Tennessee Three after Republicans sought to expel them following a gun control protest last year ― are slated to speak on the main stage on Thursday, shortly before scheduled remarks from Vice President Kamala Harris. ...
BBB: How to avoid robocall scams
JACKSON, Tenn. — Robocalls haven’t taken a hiatus since the Covid-19 pandemic for both consumers and businesses. The Federal Communications Commission cracked down on scam callers, and tech-savvy individuals are coming up with ways to block the calls using call-blocking apps. Cell phone providers are also offering blocking services.
‘Responsible gun owners are not the problem’: Tennessee 5th Congressional hopeful on how she’d tackle gun safety
Nashville activist Maryam Abolfazli has been active at the Tennessee statehouse, advocating for change to the state’s gun safety laws in the aftermath of the Covenant School shooting. Now, Abolfazli is hoping to make change at the federal level. After winning the Democratic primary election this month, she will...
Tennessee Army National Guard commissions new officers
SMYRNA, Tenn. – Seven Tennessee Army National Guardsmen were commissioned as U.S. Army 2nd Lieutenants during a special ceremony at Smyrna’s Volunteer Training Site on August 18. These new officers, who graduated from Smyrna’s 18-month-long Officer Candidate School at the Tennessee National Guard’s 117th Regional Training Institute, will...
Human remains discovered in Tennessee more than 20 years ago have been identified
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Human remains discovered more than two decades ago near an interstate in Knoxville, Tennessee, have been identified. The Knox County government announced on social media Monday that the person was identified by genetic testing as Brian A. Sanderson. Knox County Regional Forensic Center administrator Chris Thomas says Sanderson was 54 years old when he died and was originally from Vermont. His remains were first discovered by a passerby on Nov. 30, 2003, near an Interstate-275 entrance ramp. The regional forensic center took over the case in 2017, eventually hiring the private company Othram, with the help of a federal grant. The company identified Sanderson. The county provided no further information about him.
Gas station development draws pushback from Concord residents
As Knox County continues to develop, one Farragut neighborhood is pushing back. Last month, a 7,000 square foot area in concord was approved to be rezoned to make way for an EZ stop, restaurant, and drive through.
Claiborne Animal Shelter employee awarded Petco Love Scholarship for Veterinary Technician Program
In a heartwarming recognition of dedication and hard work, Carol Mabe, the Animal Health and Welfare Manager at the Claiborne Animal Shelter, has been awarded a prestigious Petco Love Registered Veterinary Technician Scholarship to pursue her veterinary technician degree at Penn Foster, an innovative online learning provider. This scholarship not only honors Carol’s commitment to […] The post Claiborne Animal Shelter employee awarded Petco Love Scholarship for Veterinary Technician Program appeared first on Claiborne Progress.
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