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KY woman, ex-TLC '1,000-lb Sisters' star, arrested in TN on drug, child endangerment charges
A "1,000-lb Sisters" star with west Kentucky ties is facing charges following a Labor Day arrest at a Tennessee zoo. Amy Slaton Halterman, who appeared on the first two seasons of the TLC docuseries "1,000-lb Sisters" in 2020, is charged with two counts of child endangerment, one count of the illegal possession...
UAW wins union recognition at Ultium battery cell plant in Tennessee
The United Auto Workers said Wednesday that a battery manufacturing joint venture between General Motors and LG Energy Solution has agreed to recognize the union at a Tennessee plant. The UAW said a majority of the workers at the Ultium Cells facility signed cards to join the UAW and the company had agreed to recognize their union after workers at an Ohio Ultium plant overwhelmingly voted to join the union in 2022 and won a new contract...
Tennessee Department of Health to Focus on Stillbirth Prevention in Statewide Campaign
The Tennessee Department of Health is launching a significant maternal health campaign devoted to stillbirth prevention to provide expecting mothers and their families with education, information, and tools they can use to monitor their health, especially in the third trimester of pregnancies. “We are working to improve maternal and infant...
Motorcyclist with chihuahua in jacket arrested in Michigan for carrying gun
(CBS DETROIT) - A Tennessee motorcyclist was arrested over the weekend after he was stopped for speeding while on the way to visit his girlfriend in Michigan. He was carrying a gun with him but didn't have a CPL. At 2:35 p.m. on Saturday, a trooper conducted a traffic stop on a motorcycle for speeding on M-32 near Gamage Road in Alpena County.The motorcyclist, a 56-year-old man from Tennessee, told the trooper he and his chihuahua, which was tucked inside his jacket, were heading to Michigan to visit his girlfriend. State police say the man also told the trooper he had a gun in a backpack that was strapped to the motorcycle. He did not have a CPL, and the trooper seized a .45 caliber pistol. The motorcyclist was arrested and taken to the Alpena County Jail and said "the chihuahua was not taken into custody."
Dozens of Republicans file amicus brief against Tennessee’s transgender care ban
More than 30 prominent Republican officials and conservative leaders filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday opposing a Tennessee law that bars transition-related care for minors. “While the government has a role in keeping kids safe, that role is limited, and it does not justify the...
Racial and political gerrymander look virtually the same with Tennessee’s U.S. House maps
Middle Tennessee has three corridors in which a large portion of the state’s nonwhite population lives, and two of them used to be in one congressional district. Now, they are spread across four. The move to split Clarksville, North Nashville, and the Antioch-Smyrna region into four different U.S. congressional districts allowed Republicans to flip a […]
New George Masa biography reveals startling discoveries | Word from the Smokies
In early September, Smokies Life will release a historical title of regional and national importance: “George Masa: A Life Reimagined.” It’s a comprehensive biography of a slender Japanese man with a big grin who hiked throughout the mountains of Western North Carolina and East Tennessee in the 1920s and early 1930s. Friends often helped carry his state-of-the-art camera equipment, and sometimes he was seen using a strange apparatus - a wheel attached to bicycle handlebars - to...
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