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One of the eagles was shot near Soddy-Daisy in March and the other was shot near Madisonville this month. Both survived and are recovering at the American Eagle Foundation in Pigeon Forge.
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The Army announced Tuesday that it has suspended the top general at Fort Jackson in South Carolina over allegations of assault and ...
East Tennessee teams did very well on the opening day of the 2013 Blue Cross Spring Fling TSSAA Championships.
For fans of the boy wizard, this could be the most coveted copy of all the "Harry Potter" books in the world.
Back in 1984, the community center in Sevierville put Charles Ottoli's artwork up in the foyer of the building.
You may not know the name Kim Williams, but if you like country music, you definitely know his songs. The HomeGrown songwriter has ...
A new Vanderbilt University poll finds a majority of Tennesseans oppose the state enforcing online sales taxes, though respondents ...
The health department in northern Kentucky says it plans to stop offering well-child visits because Medicaid no longer ...
"[The original owner] was in a kind of cult called House of David. He believed Armageddon was coming soon so he built this place to survive the Armageddon and live 1,000 years," explained Capt. Fontaine.
Attorneys for two of the three KPD officers under investigation for allegedly beating a handcuffed homeless man say their clients will resign. The third officer's lawyer says his client has no plans to quit.
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The Knox County Sheriff's Office has announced there will be no charges filed in a prank at Gibbs High School where dead animals were littered throughout the campus.
A teenager is in custody after deputies say he stole electronics, including Apple computers, from a school in Kentucky.
The Army announced Tuesday that it has suspended the top general at Fort Jackson in South Carolina over allegations of assault and adultery, the latest in a string of sex scandals to rock the military.
At Oak Ridge National Laboratory, senior researcher Steven Fernandez can see a play by play of how Oklahoma's tornadoes are impacting our power grid and models of how long the recovery process will take.
You may not know the name Kim Williams, but if you like country music, you definitely know his songs. The HomeGrown songwriter has nearly 20 number one hits and dozens of top 10 singles in country, gospel and bluegrass. And, he grew up just outside of Rogersville.
Brad Pitt is featured in some 22 photos for the June/July Esquire magazine (on newsstands May 31) and says he's never "known life to be any happier."
Lynn's Law makes it illegal for a person who has assumed responsibility for and is knowledgeable of another's inability to care for him or herself to abandon that person.
This year's big winners are Karen Binger, a fifth grade teacher at Blue Grass Elementary, and Wanda Lacey, an AP calculus teacher at Farragut High.
East Tennesseans are coming together to help those affected by the deadly tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma.
Two students were injured and were transported with a third to the hospital when an Anderson County school bus landed on its side after trying to avoid an oncoming car Tuesday morning. The two student's injuries were minor according to authorities.
According to Sheriff James Lee Berrong, a relative found Rebecca A. Adkins, 53, and Steven R. Adkins, 54, in their home on Chandler Road Sunday evening around 8:30 pm.
Gold medal winning swimmer Davis Tarwater spoke to the kids about his own swimming experiences and helped register the kids for the team.
While it is unlikely a tornado will leave East Tennessee with the amount of damage as the one in Oklahoma, it could still be deadly.
A Christian radio ministry may be facing a financial apocalypse after its predictions about the end of the world failed.
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