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Tennessee DCS workers can be held liable for role in taking kids from parents after traffic stop
Three employees of the Department of Children’s Services can be held liable for their conduct after a traffic stop led to five small children being taken from their mother last year, a federal judge ruled. The court’s decision comes in a civil lawsuit brought by Bianca Clayborne on behalf of herself and her five children, […]
Knoxville woman charged after fatal hit-and-run crash
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A 75-year-old woman is dead and a 45-year-old woman has been charged following a hit-and-run incident Monday night on North Broadway, according to the Knoxville Police Department. The victim has been identified as Ollie Jenkins of Knoxville. KPD stated in a news release Tuesday morning that the suspect identified as Heather […]
Kentucky Forecast: 40s in Some Areas as State Prepares for Cooldown
Louisville, KY — Portions of Kentucky are set to experience a significant drop in temperatures this week, with some areas seeing lows in the 40s. While Tuesday and Wednesday will maintain comfortable highs in the mid to upper 70s, a shift is expected as the week progresses. According to...
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...
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