Kingsport, TN News

• Kingsport, TN News
• Easter Fellowship and Egg Hunt
• Firefighters battle blaze at Kingsport home
• Unruly inmates lead disturbance at Sullivan County jail
• Scott County death investigated as murder
• Kingsport delays annexing Tri-Cities Crossing property
• Scott courthouse repairs should begin in spring
• Ketron being reborn as STEM school
• Hawkins withholds final payment for health department project
• Ex-Church Hill mayor honored for contributions to fitness center
• ETSU researcher notices link between tinnitus, PTSD in veterans
• Rescue Fund still short of 2011 goal; anonymous donor gives $10,000
• Students make sure furry friends not forgotten at Christmas
• Tennessee eyes Johnson County property for ATVs, hiking
• Police: Johnson City man, 20, admitted to sexually abusing 8-year-old
• Gate City traffic stop nets 2,700 containers of synthetic drugs, arrest of alleged store supplier
• SUV crashes into Loudon County travel center
• Two arraigned on child abuse charge
• Teens charged with stealing drain covers from Johnson City street to sell for scrap
• One charged with counterfeiting as part of three Carter arrests
• Johnson City Police says woman brought drugs to jail after shoplifting arrest at Johnson City Walmart
• New sentencing hearing granted for man convicted in 1985 Sullivan County murders
• Update: Kingsport man killed in home fire, body discovered by son
• Sullivan commission soundly defeats proposal to weaken Sunshine Law
• Police look for 2 in West Walnut armed robbery
• Homicide investigation: Man dies after Roan Mountain crash, found with bullet wound
• New Hawkins 911 signs help rescuers find residences
• Sullivan commissioners expected to vote on Sunshine Law resolution
• Sullivan to take up synthetic drug ban proposal Monday
• Postal Service gears up for busiest week
• Groundbreaking set for YMCA, Kingsport Aquatic Center
• ETSU community donates $1,500 in Christmas cheer
• Carson-Newman in clear with SACS accreditation
• Sullivan County sales tax revenue still up
• Kingsport staying out of Sunshine Law debate
• Deputy attorney general cites Penn State 'inaction' in sexual assault case
• Pet spay, neuter event scheduled in Kingsport
• Johnson City man charged with theft in pair of recent Unicoi burglaries
• Bristol woman accused of dragging person with vehicle after Johnson City crash
• Man suffers critical injuries in Kingsport crash
• Three Hawkins County residents arrested on drug charges
• Families of the disabled appeal to Tenn. lawmakers to save program
• Roe voices support for Romney despite Mass. health care mandate
• Johnson City man gets probation for selling thousands of pirated DVDs
• Two found guilty in prison slaying
• Student injured during Crockett chemistry experiment
• Kingsport domestic disturbance sparks standoff with police
• Novelty grenade prompts evacuation of Cedar Grove Elementary
• Ramsey floats special session on federal health care law
• Bristol police ask for help in train tampering incident
• Hearing for accused local grandmother killer reset for February
• Child struck by van while crossing downtown Kingsport street
• Kingsport synthetic drug ban takes effect Sunday
• Former Hawkins detective accused of taking drugs from evidence room
• Turkey trouble: Slaughter of wild turkeys draws mixed reaction
• Former Hawkins prosecutor asks judge to overturn denial of pretrial diversion
• Shipley, Ford TBI probe under review
• 'Bad timing bandits' indicted in KenJo market robbery
• Twenty-five calls to 911 prompt Kingsport man's arrest
• Bristol police investigate string of auto burglaries
• Sullivan man sentenced for sex crimes against stepdaughter
• Kingsport BOE unlikely to OK luxury suites at J. Fred Johnson Stadium
• Rogersville woman charged with murder of 3-year-old
• Sheriff Ronnie Lawson plans press conference to discuss beating death of child
• Johnson City man arraigned on assault, child abuse charges
• Rare bear unearthed at Gray Fossil Site
• Blountville man charged with attempted murder after allegedly running over girlfriend
• Trial postponed for Sullivan preacher accused of neglecting mother, disabled husband
• Bristol man found guilty of fondling woman who cooked him dinner
• Fire guts house in Orebank area
• Three facing charges in Hawkins County meth lab raid
• Scott County may face state fines over closure of landfill
• Kingsport-Bristol MSA housing market improving
• Johnson City man charged with assaulting wife, abusing 3-year-old daughter
• Bond set at $250,000 for man accused of killing grandmother, wounding grandfather
• Speedway in Lights, Ford dealers hold food drive
• Name of house fire victim released
• Police investigate possibly fatal shooting at Johnson City shopping complex
• Time running out for last of Salvation Army angels
• Three men plead not guilty in Kingsport dogfighting ring
• Fired SCSO officer given more time to hire attorney in child porn case
• Court clerk accused of changing interest rate on judgments
• Gray man's rape, sexual battery by authority figure trial rescheduled
• Johnson City man charged with murder, attempted murder in grandparents' stabbings
• Sinkhole swallows pool, threatens home in Erwin
• Roe says he will back Romney as GOP nominee
• Two people arrested during probe into teen's synthetic pot overdose
• Bristol bounty hunter denied probation in kidnapping case
• Man on probation for murder-for-hire scheme arrested again, accused of aircraft theft
• Keep Kingsport Beautiful wins two awards at national conference
• 'A Celebration of Giving' benefit concert
• ETSU official proud of state's health report, wants to see more improvement
• Johnson City man sentenced for drunken beating of stepson
• Cold, slight chance of snow after midnight
• Second search of Kingsport couple's home nets their second felony arrests
• Firefighters find body at Johnson City house fire
• Rain mixed with snow in Tri-Cities forecast
• Cathey leaving Kingsport school system
• Gate City woman arrested after allegedly ramming husband's car with vehicle
• Annual Christmas Tree Lighting at Historic Blountville
• Three charged after Yuma homeowner interrupts burglary
• Kingsport man pleads guilty after selling dynamite to minor
• Bristol child rape suspect appointed new attorney
• Kingsport man, juvenile face drug charges after traffic stop
• Rogersville funeral home agrees to absorb costs of pauper burial
• Woman gets 8 years for Johnson City crash that killed man sleeping in apartment
• Johnson City teen accused of killing mother released on bond
• KKK flyers alarm Church Hill residents
• Judge allows bond for Johnson City teen accused of killing mother, having sex with corpse
• Stocks rise despite threatened Germany downgrade
• Sullivan East teacher denies having sex with teenager
• Hawkins students have better attendance than teachers
• Kingsport man pleads guilty to statutory rape
• Results of autopsy performed on skeletal remains prompt murder investigation in Lee County
• Kingsport man takes plea in child abuse case
• Passenger allegedly gobbles pills, tells police they were 'just a cookie'
• Five schools in Hawkins County placed on 'targeted' list
• Bristol man charged as accessory in murder case asks judge to suppress evidence
• Kingsport public forum tackles synthetic drug 'epidemic'
• Consultant recommends $7.4 million in more upgrades for D-B facilities
• Science Hill logo agreement nearly finalized
• Elizabethton parade float runs over, injures 5-year-old girl
• Exchange Place hosts low-tech Christmas celebration from 1800s
• Hundreds of Salvation Army 'angels' still waiting to be 'adopted'
• Lee County woman struggles for sake of grandchildren
• Scott County authorities 'in no hurry' in former priest's sex abuse case
• Scott County schools earn preliminary accreditation from AdvanceED
• Search continues for Kingsport man who escaped from patrol car in north Johnson City
• Update: Downtown Rogersville reopened after dynamite scare
• Police: Kingsport couple on bath salts abandon 4-year-old at Walmart
• Surgoinsville man arrested in burglary, theft of lottery tickets
• I-26 wreck slows traffic, two transported to hospital
• Pedestrian struck, injured by vehicle in Kingsport
• Kingsport search warrant nets pills, more than $6,000 in cash
• Kingsport duo arrested for allegedly stealing truck, selling as scrap
• Judge tosses confession from teen accused of killing mom, having sex with corpse
• Thefts from Kingsport car wash continue, suspect dons disguise
• Student accused of carrying loaded gun at school arraigned on charges
• Man faces numerous charges including assault on police
• Claudia Ware book signing
• Materials prompting Kingsport evacuation test safe; suspect wanted by Immigration Services
• Former KPD officer expected to plead guilty to federal child porn charges
• Retail employee charged after allegedly having drugs shipped to workplace
• Rogersville man faces new charge in alleged beating of debtor's mom
• Shipley co-chairing Tennessee campaign for Newt Gingrich
• KFD officer urges residents to play it safe when decorating for the holidays
• Kingsport seeks answers to cracking on Netherland Inn Road roundabout
• Unicoi Commissioners want to change Sunshine Law
• Wreaths Across America ceremony
• Greene County man pleads to child pornography charges
• 'Sensitive Santa' holiday photo event for children with autism
• Art display by foster children can now be seen in Kingsport
• Police: 21 marijuana plants discovered at Kingsport home
• Update: Student caught with gun at Johnson City school identified
• Possible biological agent prompts evacuation of Kingsport Justice Center
• Survey: States facing pressure from federal, local governments
• Next ETSU president ready to learn all he can about university
• Six pick up meth charges in raid of Stoney Creek home
• Police investigate discovery of body along Lee County road; second body in woods
• Kingsport police warn of possible phone scam
• Obama, EU leaders meet amid European debt concerns
• Report questions Tennessee unemployment benefits
• Cold front lumbers in, rain falling, snow coming
• Johnson City man charged with growing marijuana in bedroom closet
• Johnson City woman faces child endangerment, other charges
• Snow and snow mixed with rain in Tri-Cities' forecast
• Kingsport's search for superintendent has been out of the public eye - so far
• Electronic textbooks not on horizon locally
• BYOT pilot program wildly successful at Sullivan South
• Sullivan firefighters unhappy with Kingsport group's fund raising
• Group asks animal lovers to stand up for dog that was tortured, killed
• Sullivan County DA sees increasing number of reports of child abuse, neglect
• Wise County chamber seeks 'Citizen of the Year' nominations
• 1 stolen car + 1 stolen church van license plate + 18 stolen beers = 1 arrest
• Big Stone Gap Museum combining musical event with Festival of Trees
• Mayor blasts Kingsport schools for spurning DA's anti-drug program
• Sullivan mayor seeks change to stymie rebounding resolutions
• Kingsport public meeting scheduled on synthetic marijuana, bath salts
• New Clothes For Kids gets inaugural Jeff Byrd Grant
• Doctor: Women with repeated chest pain at high risk to die
• President Obama pardons Jonesborough man
• Ex-preacher charged with solicitation of minor
• 'Twihards' sell out shows as 'Breaking Dawn' makes debut
• Kingsport nurse's license on probation following conviction for assault
• Sullivan County sales taxes continue slow climb
• Kingsport man arrested for allegedly pointing rifle at passing motorists
• Federal agents raid medical clinic in Gate City
• Duo charged with metal theft from Kingsport community center
• Rogersville family of seven escapes from early morning fire
• Police investigating gunpoint abduction in Kingsport parking lot
• SANTA TRAIN TO MAKE ITS 69th RUN THIS WEEKEND
• Kingsport man allegedly fires gun while holding couple in their home
• $1,000 in synthetic marijuana allegedly stolen in Kingsport burglary
• Va. shop owners defend synthetic marijuana, bath salts at Kingsport BMA work session
• Founder of RAM will speak about 'Lessons Learned from 500,000 Patients'
• Stock market dips as Europe troubles resurface
• Bristol man dies in house fire; wife, child escape with injuries
• Red Onion inmate's death on video
• Police: Johnson City woman used kitchen knife to cut ex-husband
• Police to crack down on ETSU jaywalkers
• Thanksgiving dinner's cost inches up this year
• Police to crack down on ETSU jaywalkers
• Kingsport Customer Service Center staying open longer
• Tri-Cities area foreclosures fall in October
• 'Round the Mountain to host agritourism workshop Nov. 30
• Kingsport honors its veterans at ceremony
• Volunteers to Gather in Preparation for the 69th Annual Santa Train
• Meth lab found in Gray mobile home
• One charged in fatal Greeneville stabbing
• Kingsport mayor hands homeless problem to United Way
• Grand jury indicts former prosecutor
• Lee, Wise, Scott counties designated high intensity drug trafficking areas
• Appalachia man arrested in 'brutal' rape, beating of woman at Douglas Lake
• Trial date reaffirmed for Sullivan County TV evangelist in abuse and neglect case
• Grand jury indicts former prosecutor on multiple charges stemming from pursuit, crash
• Kingsport man dies from injuries in Wednesday crash
• Johnson County settles Ten Commandments suit; church-state separation display to be added
• Woman stabbed cousin during fight over relationship
• Kidnapping investigation at motel leads to arrest of two men on drug charges
• Fort Henry Drive repaving begins today
• Traffic crash closes portion on Fort Henry Drive
• Kingsport, Piney Flats restaurants agree to pay nearly $40,000 in back wages
• Occupy Nashville protesters sue Haslam over curfew
• Stocks fall on worries about US broker, Europe
• Two Hawkins men charged with robbery
• Hawkins monkey owner gets eight years in meth lab case
• Golf Club rally raises $30,000 for Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Exchange Place Historic Site needs volunteers
• Hawkins County religion case still impacts education across nation 25 years later
• Bulls Gap man facing drug charges
• Lee County woman convicted of credit card theft
• Living Legends speaker set to kick off veterans events at MECC Nov. 9
• Kingsport handler, K9 named top dog at certification event
• Greenbelt power pole part of Gibson Mill realignment project
• Three finalists for presidency, three diverse backgrounds
• Kingsport couple face drug charges
• Pickup rolls on Center Street, strikes home
• Search of Kingsport 'head shop' prompts felony drug arrest
• Crowd packs hearing in bid to save Fort Blackmore Post Office
• Greene man sentenced on drug charges
• Former Bristol Realtors association secretary to serve one year in jail for embezzlement
• Johnson City women plead guilty to prostitution charges
• Some college students feel targeted by TN voter ID
• Knoxville 'party mom' gets 9 years in $6.6M embezzlement
• D-B band to march in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Kingsport shooting victims believe order or protection provoked shooter
• DAG files response to Unicoi Sheriff's motion
• Jonesborough police: Woman escapes custody, assaults officer after post office drug exchange
• Runaway train cars: Wild ride through 3 counties
• Stocks push higher on Europe reports
• Fort Blackmore Post Office set to close doors
• Mount Carmel BMA rejects paving bid for Hammond Estates
• Runaway boxcars stop in Piney Flats
• Nurse assistant gets 15 months for abusing elderly patients
• Unicoi man charged with cutting other man in altercation
• Woman allegedly assaults Jonesborough officer, escapes custody
• Riot squads clear Wall St. protests in 2 cities
• Kingsport shooting victim had obtained order of protection against suspect
• Hawkins starting over on voting map
• Standing ovation greets embattled Unicoi County sheriff
• Wise County School Board halts talks with contractor
• Hawkins rejects plan to cut size of commission
• Sullivan facing $491,000 increase to insure county employees Jan. 1
• TDOT: No barrier needed at site of wreck off Interstate 81
• Early morning fire destroys Johnson City house
• Area school officials consider cameras to improve bus safety
• Unicoi County won't allow citizens to hear sheriff discussion
• Bristol police investigating death of woman
• Two women shot at Kingsport apartment; suspect in custody
• Trespasser, Roan Mountain resident trade gunshots; meth ingredients left behind
• Police say Lee County man shot his son
• Two fires destroy home, damage trailer in Mooresburg community
• Scott County schools sees $20,000 in savings on energy costs
• Symposium features scientific research on all things zombie
• Women's Expo 2011 has variety at its core
• Johnson City Commission to explore solar power
• Cops: Teenager charged with vehicular assault after passengers injured in drunken driving crash
• Police: Victim of Kingsport abduction attempt knows attackers
• Former DA Crumley bound over to grand jury in reckless endangerment case
• ETSU narrows presidential candidate list to three
• Kingsport crews begin leaf pickup
• Band, sports still question marks for joint STEM school
• Convicted murderer charged with sodomy of Bristol cellmate
• Elizabethton School Board makes new pitch for projects plan
• Update: Two arrested in abduction attempt at HMG building; one armed with handgun
• Bluff City handyman arrested after failing to do roof repairs
• Warmer weather expected to return next week
• Wilcox not recommended for parole
• Search on for clues in fatal Carter shooting, stabbing injury
• Bristol police investigating death of seven-month-old
• Sweet Read and Pie Tasting
• Second Annual Zombie Walk fundraiser
• Police: No signs of forced entry at home of murdered elderly woman
• Hawkins County deputies find two meth labs within 12 hours
• New MECC scholarship honors retiring Virginia Delegate Bud Phillips
• Scott County judge denies sentencing reduction for driver involved in fatal wreck
• Soldier assigned to Gate City-based National Guard unit dies in Iraq
• Ex-Unicoi band director gets 60 days in jail
• Names, details released in Carter County shooting death, stabbing
• Stun gun dare brings suspension for Unicoi County auxillary deputy
• Officers injured during pursuit, arrest of alleged drunken driver
• Police: Two one-pot meth operations found in Bluff City residence
• Woman charged with second DUI after allegedly crashing car into convenience store
• Investigation of Kingsport murder continues
• Hawkins County authorities seek public's help to find fugitive sex offender
• Hawkins County deputies find two meth labs in 12 hours
• Details released on charges against Unicoi sheriff
• One dead, one injured in Carter shooting, stabbing
• Johnson City police arrest Virginia fugitive wanted on abduction charges
• Few details released in murder of 65-year-old Kingsport woman
• FedEx package of drugs prompts arrest of Kingsport commercial pilot
• Kingsport drug investigation nets multiple indictments, arrests
• Bristol police officer shot by girlfriend at shooting range
• Woman stranded at church charged with drug possession
• Kingsport man convicted of murder denied new trial
• Blountville man sentenced to nearly nine years for receiving child porn
• Judge lets Kingsport eye doctor remove GPS device to find work
• Plugged in: Hybrid owners convene at parking garage charging stations
• Kingsport police investigating suspected homicide
• Kingsport schools add 3.5 teaching positions to handle enrollment
• Unicoi County sheriff indicted on 10 felony charges
• Suspect pleads guilty in murder of 74-year-old Hawkins woman
• Kingsport man sentenced to half-century for nearly killing newborn son
• Bristol man accused in kidnap case pleads guilty
• Decrease in Storytelling Festival attendance shouldn't harm bankruptcy process
• Highway 75 to close Sunday-Tuesday night
• UVa-Wise to offer problem solving workshop
• HAAP to blow up bridge on Sunday
• Neighbors pull Gray woman from burning home
• Former Jonesborough elementary school employee arrested
• Kingsport man allegedly caught stealing from construction site
• Local electric vehicle enthusiasts to gather at national Plug-in Day event in Kingsport
• Later start for Dobyns-Bennett students drawing support
• Rogersville man's sexual battery trial moved to 2012
• Trial postponed for Kingsport man accused of raping estranged wife
• Kingsport schools e-mail report cards
• Update: Duffield jail escapee stole Jeep from residence, led police on vehicle and foot chase
• Police search for Kingsport auto burglary suspect
• Roe unsure if military troop pullout in Afghanistan should be accelerated
• City of Kingsport sends out its yearly property tax notices
• 77 mph ride lands 7 charges
• Rescue Squad ATV crashes in Carter Co. rescue effort
• No charges filed over missing money at Bluff City Police Department
• Occupy Johnson City event set Saturday
• Alleged Kingsport purse thief tackled, bites citizen captor
• Kingsport couple receive probation in child neglect case
• Scott County drug roundup targets 30
• Yuma man dies when vehicle hits oncoming dump truck
• Hawkins County authorities investigating theft of 450-pound pig
• Remember last winter? Meteorologist says expect the same this winter
• Jonesborough man charged with threatening two adults with knife as they held child
• Two charged in dozens of vehicle burglaries
• StarWatch resumes at Bays Mountain
• "World's Largest" Film
• Depot Street Beer Dinner
• Kingsport man allegedly assaults, robs juveniles following traffic collision
• Alleged Kingsport DUI driver crashes with child in vehicle
• Bristol, Va., man charged with handgun offense at Johnson City nightclub
• Fire temporarily closes Highway Boutique
• Sullivan panel rejects major district changes
• Surgoinsville takes aim at dilapidated properties
• Synthetic pot blamed for Mount Carmel crash
• Suspect charged in theft of picture money from Weber City school
• Johnson City man 4 others jailed for poaching Blue Ridge ginseng roots
• Lee County man charged with first-degree murder
• Former Kingsport priest's sentencing date postponed
• Library to provide technology training
• Plane crashes at Elizabethton Fly-In event
• Some government offices closed for Columbus Day
• Scott County Board of Education completes contract with superintendent
• Young Female Leaders Gather in Kingsport
• Convict in drag racing case invites judge to jail for visit
• Washington Co. DA's office steps aside in Crumley case
• Judge holds off on taped confession decision
• Woman given eight years' probation in child neglect case
• ETSU's Honors College welcomes the 2011 Fine and Performing Arts Scholars
• Shakti in the Mountains workshop
• Bluff City student, 11, struck by car while waiting for bus
• Headlight prompts habitual motor offender's arrest
• Alleged shovel assault at Kingsport garden center prompts arrest warrant
• Lee police charge passenger with drug offenses during stop
• Rogersville couple indicted on drug charges after raid
• County School Board seeks grant to turn North into STEM school
• Election officials praise Tennessee voter photo ID law
• First defendant in 'blind date robbery' pleads guilty
• The Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park announces children's art contest winners
• 26 Hawkins Vietnam Vets get $2.7 million for Agent Orange exposure
• THP Washington County DUI arrests nearly double; Johnson City Police
• Nursing home resident facing charges following two-state chase
• Unicoi County Apple Festival returns to Erwin for 34th year
• Kingsport man set for trial on solicitation of minor
• Bluff City man pleads not guilty in killing of stepfather
• Town declines to release police video and records pertaining to pursuit, crash of former district attorney
• Woman charged with attempted murder of husband
• UT Extension conducting sheep, goat conference
• Former DA Crumley charged in September pursuit by Jonesborough police
• Court date set for driver in Kingsport car chase, fatal shooting
• Sullivan County math teacher pleads not guilty to sexual exploitation charges
• Two arrested during break-in at Scott County telephone facility
• Kingsport man pleads not guilty to raping, threatening teenage girl
• Police: Kingsport argument, 911 abuse prompt arrest of father and son
• Licensed practical nurse indicted on drug charges
• Suspect in home invasion robbery pleads not guilty
• 13 pot plants found in Bulls Gap vandalism probe
• Woman pleads no contest to theft, forgery charges
• DUI stop results in more than 1,000 pills seized
• Signing event set for new Wise schools
• Church Hill dad facing child abuse charge
• Hawkins family believes dog's shooting was payback
• Bristol, Va., police seek man accused of assaulting, kidnapping woman
• Kingsport woman faces burglary, fraud charges
• Second Annual Zombie Walk
• Tractor trailer exits I-81, slams into Kingsport home
• Johnson City car lot manager arrested on theft charges involving customers
• Auction of seized items to benefit Scott law enforcement
• Mountain City man charged with 2 counts of child abuse, neglect after JCMC incident
• Unicoi veterinarian pleads guilty to falsifying income tax returns; feds say millions unreported
• Former Kingsport MetLife broker pleads guilty to $6 million fraud charge
• One killed in tractor-trailer crash on I-26
• Blountville man found not guilty of child rape
• Former pastor of Kingsport church arrested on statutory rape charge
• Mount Carmel amends, approves joint parks/rec pact with Surgoinsville
• Scott grand jury indicts 29 on drug-related charges
• Johnson City Press files open records request in Crumley pursuit, crash
• Whodunit: Stabbing mystery unresolved
• Kingsport caregiver charged with ID theft from dementia patient
• Church Hill man charged in attempted ATM break-in
• Attempt to remove Hawkins mayor from being chair of panel defeated
• Surgoinsville vice principal saves student from choking
• Trial begins for man charged with raping child
• Leader of Johnson City drug operation tells officers 'I'll be back .. the nightmare isn't over'
• Autopsy results delayed in death of Hawkins Co. 3-year old girl
• Bluff City officer will not get his job back, tickets to be refunded
• Tri-Cities benefit walk for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
• Hill elected Tennessee Regulatory Authority chairman
• Traders Village burglary prompts arrest of Kingsport pair
• Local organizer drops out of Kingsport debate, fund-raiser over lack of 'accountability'
• Kingsport home damaged by Monday morning fire
• Gate City misses deadline, must finish audit to keep water project funds
• Downtown Kingsport post office could be on the market soon
• Sex offender shared Johnson City motel room with 3-year-old
• Kingsport man charged with kidnapping, assault
• Public defenders withdraw from case of Kingsport murder suspect
• Kingsport man pleads not guilty to rape, sexual battery of boy
• Scott County man arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Police won't release video or report of former district attorney involved in chase, crash
• Central Lee County FSA Committee nominees announced
• New evidence prompts delay in Kingsport murder trial
• Kingsport trash truck overturns on John B. Dennis
• Hearing set in murder case of Kingsport teenager
• Proposed law would allow guns at more recreational lands in Southwest Virginia
• Suspect identified in attempted ATM theft
• Gate City men face felony counts in burglary spree
• Sullivan County man calls Tennessee Department of Children's Services to report he sexually abused teen
• Kingsport man pleads not guilty to robbery at gunpoint
• United Methodist Women appoint communications officer
• Gate City men charged with vandalism
• Youth Villages seeks foster parents
• Southwest Virginia couple face drug charges after home search
• Suspect dons disguise during his third attempt to rob ATM
• Cops: Erratic driving by former DA leads to police chase, crash
• Piney Flats man accused of swinging sword at 17-year-old girlfriend's head
• Alleged burnout prompts arrest of Kingsport motorist
• Update: Criminal charges pending in pursuit, crash involving former district attorney
• Medical association names Roe 'Cardiologist for a Day'
• Bluff City offering refunds for traffic camera citations
• Police: 'Huge' mushroom, marijuana grow busted in Kingsport
• Sullivan County man, 84, charged with attempting to murder renter, other man
• Two charged in Kingsport burglary
• Church Hill police ask for help identifying suspect who damaged ATM
• Kingsport man charged in theft of scrap metal, tools
• Kingsport police investigate rash of burglaries
• Thompson Square set to board Santa Train for 69th annual run
• Kingsport man accused of raping child 16 times
• Two men who didn't return rental cars face felony charges
• Caregiver pleads guilty to charges of abusing patients
• Rep. Roe resuscitates apparent heart attack victim at airport
• Kingsport man faces felony shoplifting charges
• SANTA TRAIN FEATURES COUNTRY DUO THOMPSON SQUARE FOR ITS 69TH YEAR OF HOLIDAY GIVING
• Driver dies after crash in Gate City
• Sullivan official pulls proposal for restrictions on fireworks
• LMU to hold white coat ceremony
• Parents sentenced to life in death of infant daughter
• Bluff City mayor says she found out about cameras being in violation of the law in newspaper
• Kingsport mom gets 60 days for 'excessive' spanking
• Hawkins County mom alleges Volunteer student assaulted son on bus
• Judge grants former-prosecutor Godbee change of venue motion
• Phoebe's Store to host fund-raiser
• Bridge luncheon supports many educational projects
• SWCC to offer coal miner training beginning Sept. 28
• President of Kingsport company remembered following fatal airshow crash
• Bond given for Tennessee woman charged in death of her newborns
• Kingsport GOP presidential debate changed to a forum
• Sen. Warner forms bipartisan deficit reduction group
• 'ETSU 4 Peace' to be held Wednesday on campus
• MECC signs nursing program agreement with Bluefield College
• Bristol doctor, Kingsport nurse, veterinarian disciplined
• Defense attorneys, state rest cases in murder trial
• Kingsport police investigate hit-and-run, bicyclist injured
• Floral arrangements valued at $4,000 stolen after wedding
• Baileyton man faces 30 years in prison on child porn charges
• Kingsport mom pleads guilty to charges in death of toddler son
• Deputies descend on domestic abuse suspect's home with shotguns
• Hawkins road rage suspect faces more charges after trying to turn himself in
• Kingsport BOE mulls later start time for middle schools, D-B
• Kingsport man allegedly steals, cashes $3,800 in checks
• 93-year-old Roan Mountain man beaten, robbed of $20,000
• Bomb threat at Bristol hospital prompts felony arrests of mother, two children
• Alexander, colleague announce plans to fix No Child Left Behind
• Local man found guilty of child abuse
• Man reportedly stabbed in butt over TV argument
• Defendant almost hour late to infant death trial
• Ex-Wampler campaign worker fired from Disctict Court clerk's job after embezzlement charge filed
• Driver arrested in Kingsport hit-and-run
• Tennessee Arts Commission Performing Arts and Arts Education Workshops
• Kingsport man allegedly runs over girlfriend with vehicle
• Arrest made in 2009 Kingsport death
• Update: Bluff City shuts down speed cameras after inquiries about state law violation
• Church Hill man, teen charged after football practice brawl
• Bristol woman who had sex with teenager ordered to prison after violating probation
• Jury seated in infant death trial
• Elizabethton man charged with inappropriately touching girl, 8
• Police seek info on Kingsport burglary and theft suspects
• Man's skull fractured in alleged Kingsport attack
• Police release drawings of Kingsport murder suspects
• Juvenile charged in 'bottle bomb' incident at Sullivan East
• Kingsport mom charged with child abuse for 'excessive' spanking
• Chemical odor leads to meth lab in Hawkins
• La. man charged with theft of scrap metal
• Drug suspect set up deal by texting cops
• KPD officer cites woman for prostitution
• Bottle bomb' found in Sullivan East lot
• Commissioners hope to discourage Johnson City annexation into Sullivan County
• Spill closes U.S. Route 23 in Gate City
• Suspects arrested after chase on 11-W
• Johnson City red light camera tickets plunge
• Man arrested in $5,000 metals theft from Kingsport business
• Little more known about GOP debate in Kingsport
• Proposal would increase campaign boundaries at Sullivan polling places
• Kingsport Farmers Market seeks guidance on banning dogs
• Carter County man on probation for DUI arrested for DUI again
• Kingsport man facing fourth DUI charge leads police on chase
• Undercover officer offers woman a ride, she allegedly offers sex for cash
• Numerous events in region to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Local Artist Mark Sanderson to lead worship Music at Gate City 1st Presbyterian Church Picnic
• Dr. Bill Bass lecture at Lee High School
• Kingsport man ordered to pay more than $460,000 in TennCare case
• Date set for man's theft trial, aggravated animal cruelty case announcement
• Free drug forums target drug abuse epidemic in Southwest Virginia
• First 2011 equine case of West Nile in Virginia discovered
• Thieves steal Scott churches' heating/air units
• Groom hit with multiple charges on wedding night
• Hawkins County drug investigation prompts felony arrest
• Man allegedly pulls gun at Kingsport business during warranty dispute
• Prescription from 'Dr. James H. Quillen' prompts Kingsport arrest
• Van allegedly loses brakes, crashes next to Kingsport home
• Arrest made in Kingsport motel robbery
• Sullivan County court security panel moves ahead with 'panic button' plan
• Discovery of body in Greeneville storage unit leads to death investigation
• Inmate death being investigated at Red Onion State Prison
• Duo allegedly burglarize Kingsport home to recoup drug debt
• Shot fired in Hawkins home invasion, three arrested
• Sullivan commissioners discuss stricter limits on fireworks, possible referendum
• Scott man gets life sentence in deputy shooting
• Kingsport schools' report cards going paperless
• Car search leads to Wash. Co. deputy's termination
• Unicoi County sheriff reprimands deputies over handling of pot case
• Gleason given death penalty for each of two prison inmates strangled to death
• Kingsport police search for missing woman
• Kingsport man arrested after allegedly leaving infant alone at home
• Kingsport man indicted in string of home burglaries
• Two women arrested in store robbery
• BMA may borrow $3M for aquatic center project
• Weather Service says straight-line winds caused Kingsport damage
• UPDATE: Gray bicyclist killed in hit-and-run crash
• Raise sales tax to help schools? Johnson City school board says let voters decide
• No arrest yet in Elizabethton meth lab exposure that sent 6 to hospital
• Gents to Gentlemen Male Pageant applications accepted
• Borden Park and Lincoln Area Neighborhood watch meeting set
• Area-wide string orchestra concert coming to Milligan
• Milligan to host Storytellers Guild performance
• Kingsport man arrested after lengthy pursuit; strikes two police cars, disabling one
• Kingsport BOE president questions loss of school funds
• TEA: 'Education reform' an attack upon teachers
• Johnson City police: Fake hitchhiker carjacking report results in 2 arrests
• Paving to require Thursday night closure of Netherland Inn Roundabout
• Alleged mobile meth operation nets felony arrest in Southwest Virginia
• Employee charged with embezzling $1,200 from Kingsport business
• KPD seeks info on rash of lawnmower thefts
• Model City residents remain displaced by Saturday storm
• BMA to vote on Lynn Garden, Colonial Heights annexations
• Fake carjacking report prompts two Johnson City arrests
• Kingsport police: 120 mph motorcyclist arrested after being struck by squad car
• College for Older Adults begins fall term registration
• September kicks off Stewardship Virginia campaign
• Hundreds still without power following storm
• Kingsport donates two buses to sheriff's office
• MEOC to offer free diabetes workshops
• Up to a half a foot of rain headed to East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia
• Kingsport business sustains heavy damage during storm
• Scott County man allegedly used Facebook to lure teen
• Lee County residents sentenced to prison on drug charges
• Judge mulls pretrial diversion for ex-shelter supervisor accused of sexual contact with inmates
• Judge denies alternative sentencing for Sullivan County man who raped teen
• Searches lead to drug charges against two Gate City women; 5 children removed from homes
• Bristol man pleads not guilty to attempted murder, kidnapping of estranged wife
• Police seek info on Kingsport burglary, fraud suspects
• Murder-for-hire plot nets Gate City man 11 years in prison
• Sullivan County explores electronic monitoring of some inmates
• Former Hawkins County prosecutor seeks change of venue in misconduct trial
• Driver who struck Hawkins bus charged with DUI
• Alleged gun-waving motorist arrested in Bristol
• Church Hill man indicted in 2010 murder of alleged drug dealer
• Lingerie-wearing Rogersville man pleads guilty to public intoxication
• Kingsport man convicted of extortion won't have to pay restitution
• Quakes pose greater risk to US reactors than previously thought
• Kingsport City Schools ends 2010-11 with extra $500,000
• Sullivan East teacher charged with sexual exploitation of minor
• East Tennessee man posts photo of live pot plants on Facebook, cops comment 'you're under arrest'
• Odor prompts evacuation of Kingsport school
• Blountville man dies in motorcycle crash
• Sullivan Co. voter fraud probe fizzles
• Couple give $8.3M for UVa-Wise wellness center
• Convicted killer's case heard by state Supreme Court
• Study shows one-third of region's kids lacking food
• Girl Scout troop aids storm victims
• Kingsport police seek community involvement with e-mail blotter
• Kingsport gets $650,000 grant for Greenbelt
• Kingsport man indicted in armed robbery at mall
• Neighbors concerned about neglected dogs of hospitalized Hawkins County jail inmate
• Court to hear murder sentence arguments
• Johnson City fifth in state when it comes to same-sex couples
• Miss Heritage Days entries due Sept. 16
• Woman accused of embezzling $105,000 from Abingdon business
• Kingsport men allegedly caught stealing copper from empty building
• Bluff City woman charged with 77 counts of credit card fraud
• Sullivan County Commission OKs $164.2M budget, tax rate
• Man sentenced in baby abduction case
• Inmate accused of trying to sneak tobacco into Hawkins County jail
• Theft suspect draws attention by speeding past crime scene
• Sullivan Ethics Committee takes no action against ex-commissioner
• Man accused of assaulting neighbor claimed she caused dog's death, but the dog was alive
• Johnson City, Washington County School Boards to consider sales tax referendum
• Kingsport store clerk beaten in robbery
• Kingsport offers after-school program
• Kingsport man claims to witness shooting, arrested for false report
• Sullivan schools reverse declining enrollment trend
• Rock Springs residents complain about ditch
• Juveniles charged in theft of Blountville church van, vandalism spree
• Wreck in Bristol kills one, injures one
• Don't feed the deer: Ban goes into effect Sept. 1 in Virginia
• Lee County woman wins $250,000 playing lottery
• Tusculum extends program deadline
• Children's interviews to be used in abuse case
• Duo rob Kingsport motel owner at gunpoint, flee on foot
• Cops say suspect Tased after fleeing scene of break-in, choking incident
• Police: Muddy feet helped catch suspect in a lie
• Hawkins inmate critical after fall from bunk
• Sullivan BOE discusses future of North; may close Weaver
• Mental evaluation ordered for woman in murder-for-hire plot
• Rescuers search for missing boater near Surgoinsville
• Kingsport woman allegedly assaults ex-husband at red light
• Kingsport to host GOP presidential debate in October
• Hawkins County inmate 'expelled' hidden pill bottle while 'puking'
• Hawkins County murder suspect deemed mentally fit to stand trial
• School bus reported stolen, found in ditch
• Conservative PAC hopes to host Oct. GOP presidential debate in Kingsport
• Female black Lab needs a home
• Back to School for Kingsport - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police: Muscle-flexing man at Kingsport school stops traffic, challenges parent and officers
• Habitual traffic offender arrested while attempting to drive away from arraignment
• Sullivan officials consider shifting county jail inmates to house arrest
• Attorneys seek to bar interviews in neglect case
• Six arrested, charged after 'shake-and-bake' meth labs discovered
• Ramsey defends Texas governor from critique of conservativism
• Bristol funeral home employees find men sleeping in caskets
• Man accused of breaking girlfriend's nose
• Illegal immigrants plead guilty in prostitution ring
• Sullivan Co. proposal cuts taxpayer funding for pauper burials from $44,200 to $10,000.
• Carter sheriff looks to learn from hazmat emergency at jail
• Kingsport still reviewing case of Kingsport officer after domestic assault changes are dropped
• Man charged with embezzling nearly $3,500 from Kingsport employer
• Police search for Blountville theft suspect
• Man allegedly steals metal from Sullivan County cell phone tower sites
• Church Hill man arrested in robbery of Kingsport gold store
• Former Kingsport priest's child sex abuse sentencing postponed
• Kingsport man accused of attempted murder of police officers pleads guilty to reduced charges
• Stocks edge higher after 4-week losing streak
• Names of suspects in meth case released
• Construction projects under way as Northeast State nears new term
• 2011 MedTech Summit set for September in Kingsport
• Suspected meth lab discovered at Kingsport motel
• Fort Blackmore man killed in ATV crash
• Head-on collision results in vehicle fire on Highway 75 bridge
• ETSU medical school professor accused of favoritism resigns
• Charges against Kingsport police officer dismissed
• Hazardous fumes from arrested man being taken to jail sends at least six to hospital
• Milligan announces auditions for 'The Secret Garden'
• Kingsport BOE beginning search process for new superintendent
• Mother, boyfriend arrested in Marion child's death
• Suspect allegedly breaks into Kingsport home, attacks man with baseball bat
• Motorist arrested after passing Kingsport bus unloading students
• Scott County man injured in one-car accident
• Suspect charged in robbery of Kingsport pharmacy
• False kidnapping report ends with crack arrest
• MRSA confirmed at VHS
• Hawkins man get 90 days in jail for sex offender violations
• District attorney says he requested Hawkins County TBI investigation
• Blountville man charged with embezzling from workplace
• Johnson City looks at next annexation targets
• HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital 20th anniversary patient reunion
• Gate City man found not guilty of raping teenage girl in Kingsport
• Two charged in East Tennessee murder-for-hire plot
• Kingsport shoplifting suspect allegedly drives onto Greenbelt to avoid police
• Police continue investigating Kingsport murder
• Firefighters 'Fill the Boot' for families fighting muscular dystrophy
• NASCAR driver's car to feature images of victim in Kingsport cold case murder
• Bluff City man indicted in New Year's Eve hit-and-run crash
• TBI investigates Hawkins Co. judge vote; commissioner says he was offered bribe
• The Senior's Express Band at The Bus Pit
• Parents of naked baby found walking in street charged with child neglect
• Kingsport Tomorrow 6th Annual Golf Classic
• Two Sullivan County residents convicted of federal bank fraud charges
• Roe warns postal workers change is on the way
• Child abuse, drug charges net Hawkins woman 30 days in jail
• Police: Jonesborough man soaked girlfriend in paint thinner, threatened to burn her
• 14-year-old Erwin boy drowns in Boone Lake
• Blountville man allegedly shoots gun during dispute with girlfriend
• Man reportedly caught stealing $1,000 in goods from Kingsport Walmart
• Police: Kingsport man steals car he sold, has it crushed
• Suicide bombers kill 22 in quiet Afghan province
• Tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
• Work to impact Fort Henry Drive, New Beason Well Road traffic
• Rogersville teen accused of threatening school official
• Two Hawkins County men charged with violating meth quarantine
• Feds: Kingsport police officer accessed child porn via neighbors, church
• Strong wind topples stage at Indiana fair, killing five
• Passenger numbers at TCRA up 13 percent
• Indian Path Medical Center celebrates opening of updated cardiac cath lab
• Washington, Scott counties get disaster area tag from April storms
• War-wounded vet's prosthetic hands stolen
• Kingsport woman allegedly goes through window to 'check' on neighbor, two arrested
• Steel from World Trade Center en route to 9/11 memorial sites in Tennessee
• Bristol woman pleads not guilty to murdering elderly neighbor, death penalty issue undecided
• Kingsport city schools superintendent announces retirement
• Surgoinsville police seize cocaine during traffic stop
• Juveniles charged in school break-in
• Gray trio accused of violating Tennessee sex offender registry laws
• Ex-Kingsport store manager allegedly steals money from ATM
• Man charged with stealing more than $10,000 from Sullivan County resident via ATM
• Kingsport pharmacy robbed at gunpoint, police searching for suspect
• Hawkins cousins charged in theft of four-wheelers
• Bond reduced in meth case for retired Hawkins teacher
• Day cares eligible for food program
• YMCA offers Sample Saturdays
• Trio arrested on meth charges in downtown Johnson City
• Suspect who eluded Kingsport police in July chase arrested
• Trooper's mishandled investigation of Carter Co. sheriff's crash prompts suspension order
• Highway worker mowing grass along Route 23 killed in collision with tractor-trailer
• Four illegal immigrants plead guilty to operating E. Tenn brothels
• Fake money increases charges against man
• Boys & Girls Club extends deadline
• Cedar Grove church plans giveaway
• Woman convicted of bilking more than $10,000 from Kingsport couple's business
• Florida couple arrested on drug charges at Kingsport hotel
• Structure fire forces closure of Netherland Inn Road
• Charges still pending in death of 3-year-old
• Church Hill man accused of violating sex offender rules
• Three face drug charges after traffic stop in Lee
• Standoff arose when women wouldn't take city man to mall
• Annual Homegrown Tomato Fest returns to Kingsport Farmers' Market
• Man charged with stealing more than $19,000 worth of property in home burglary
• Bristol, Tenn. man dies in auto crash
• Second Harvest to get helping hand from world's largest touring grill
• Washington Co. Sheriff: 75 pot plants seized from property off Tenn. 107, one man arrested
• Child hit by pickup recovering in Kingsport hospital
• Resolution sought in case of Kingsport toddler's beating death
• Lee County traffic stop nets arrests, 220 pills
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for SW Va., NE Tenn.
• Former Gate City town employee pleads guilty to 1,000 counts of possessing child pornography
• Retired teacher, child abuse suspect nabbed in Meth bust by Hawkins deputies
• JC Police: Man threatening to kill wife, two others arrested after standoff
• Pickup, bicycle collision injures boy in Kingsport
• Bluff City officials enjoying speed camera revenue windfall
• FAA shutdown stalls grant for TCRA taxiway
• TCRA travelers urged to avoid Highway 75
• Arrest made in July shooting in Bristol, Va.
• Ex-Kingsport cop used neighbors, churches, and businesses to access child porn
• Rogersville man charged in meth bust
• Beth Moore live simulcast comes to Gray
• Kingsport man allegedly snorts bath salts, dials 911 fourteen times seeking wife's return
• Mount Carmel woman accused of embezzling from employer
• Hawkins man charged after alleged assault, police chase
• Single-vehicle crash kills one, injures constable
• Fire severely damages Johnson County fire hall, fire trucks
• Nine-year-old captures three medals at world championship
• Dancing for Dreams event to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Johnson County fire department catches fire
• Stocks plunge driven by U.S. recession fears, debt crisis in Europe
• Hawkins mother admits going 'overboard' while switching disabled son, arrested
• Ex-Kingsport cop accessed child porn sites while on duty
• BMA suspends Bluff City police chief
• Wild ride: Pursuit ends with numerous charges
• Man accused in Johnson City murder arraigned; victim was robbed, shot, run over
• Washington County school board denies any liability in student's attack
• More details on kiddie porn case that snared Kingsport cop
• Mushrooms, ecstacy, marijuana found in Johnson City driver's possession
• Sullivan BOE to discuss closing schools
• Two Kingsport women accused of embezzling from charity fund
• Police find assault victim's teeth lying in roadway
• Johnson City man charged with first-degree murder in Saturday shooting death
• Family says child denied justice after being run over by uninsured driver
• Johnson City man charged with domestic assault after alleged attack with shears
• Erwin woman, Johnson City man thrown from boat on Boone Lake
• Kingsport-Bristol in America's depression - low-energy zone
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Northeast Tenn., Southwest Va.
• Kingsport search warrant reportedly nets pound of pot, two arrests
• Ex-Kingsport officer connected to 'living horror' child porn site, largest U.S. prosecution of online child exploitation
• Tri-Cities Lifestyle Center settles five-year legal battle with early members
• Man fatally shot in Kingsport home, police pursuing leads
• Debris in dump truck catches fire in Kingsport
• Sullivan deputy named grand marshal of Food City 250
• Man arrested wearing bullet- proof vest was former Johnson City cop
• Paragliders join search for missing Tenn. woman
• Elizabethton man charged with child rape; 4 young children removed from home
• Netherland Inn Road traffic shifts to roundabout Tuesday
• Seven charged in bust of Hawkins County meth lab
• Greeneville woman charged with prescription fraud
• Store employee, roommate charged in robbery of Surgoinsville Market
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Knoxville man allegedly pulls gun on woman in downtown Johnson City
• Man charged with breaking into vehicles at Johnson City Wal-Mart
• Insurers must cover birth control with no copays
• Debt and spending deal picks up momentum in Senate
• Tennessee heating up again as August begins
• Mark Sanderson & Others to perform at GC 1st Presbyterian church Sunday
• Police awaiting autopsy results in Hawkins County girl's death
• Judge from Southwest Virginia rejects sniper's request for new name
• Woman charged in elderly Bristol man's murder may face death penalty; co-defendant pleads not guilty
• Death of Sullivan County jail inmate prompts autopsy request
• Mich. man arrested in Big Stone Gap for possession of painkillers
• Bicyclist struck at S. Roan and W. State of Franklin
• Neighbor describes death of child in JC parking lot
• Taylor approved as Hawkins Sessions Judge by one vote
• Accused blind date bandit has new robbery charge
• Man arrested, accused of kidnapping, rape in Kingsport
• Police identify toddler killed in Bluff City fire
• Duffield man enters plea in shooting of Scott County deputy
• Gate City man ID'd as victim of Kingsport crash
• Fire claims life of 2-year-old boy in Bluff City
• Doctor to bike 2,000 miles to raise funds for speech center
• Couple follows series of coincidences to South America
• Shipley, Ford dismiss claims of misconduct in license dispute
• Thousands turn out for second day of Remote Area Medical Health Expedition in Wise
• Former Kingsport priest convicted of sexual abuse of altar boy to remain jailed until sentencing
• Sullivan women seek $350,000 settlement from county, sheriff
• RAM off to blistering start
• Senior Fest proves you're never too old for Fun Fest
• Swimmer pulled from Boone Lake, airlifted to hospital
• Surgoinsville woman charged with setting her house on fire
• $95K cut from Election Office budget
• Large pot growing operation found in Johnson City
• Judge rules against murder trial delay
• Sevier Terrace pool open to the public
• Kingsport woman critically injured in I-26 crash
• Kingsport police: Civil suit may have prompted man to shoot brother-in-law
• Charges pending in discovery of Bristol meth lab
• Former animal shelter supervisor, pastor denied pretrial diversion in sex case
• Meth arrest made in Sullivan County
• Shooting at Kingsport residence under investigation; victim taken to hospital
• Church Hill BMA votes to ban pets from parks
• Church Hill aims to put 'teeth' into fireworks regulations
• Scott deputies arrest suspects in Nickelsville meth operation
• Griffith, Roe split on budget legislation
• Oops! Company's number on city trucks connects to adult phone line
• Woman's drive to store with 4-year-old in underwear nets felony child endangerment charge
• Georgia police investigate death of Kingsport woman; husband hospitalized
• Suspect in 2008 Sullivan County homicide pleads guilty, sentenced to 30 years
• Volunteers ready for 12th RAM in Wise
• Rogersville man joining team to detail retired Air Force One
• Hawkins 911 asking county for more money
• Hawkins deputies arrest five, seize Georgia pills after tip
• Piney Flats man gets nine years on child porn charges
• Woman airlifted out of shooting scene
• Carter commission puts brakes on wheel tax
• Bristol man charged with raping woman who gave him ride
• Man ready for 'shootout' charged after stop
• Shipley on TBI probe into Health Department case: The story should be 'legislator does job'
• 'Suspicious package' tip in Sullivan County leads to drug arrests
• Kingsport BMA set for vote on fireworks
• Sullivan panel adds security upgrades to school renovation list
• Sullivan eyes fireworks restrictions
• MoveOn asks Roe to support increasing U.S. debt ceiling
• Hawkins leaders reject school budget with pay hikes
• Fireworks inside Kingsport apartment building prompt arrest
• J.C. men charged with burglarizing St. John Mill
• Tenn, Ky. brace for blast of heat, humidity
• Bluff City nurse practitioner's license on probation for patient neglect, records falsification
• Jonesborough man arrested after near-collision during police pursuit
• 10,000 Tennessee pupils may have to repeat third grade
• Scott County supervisors cool to tax breaks for solar project
• Sullivan Gardens volunteer delivers meals for 18 years
• Farm Fest crowd enjoys food, games from 1850s
• Scott County explores 'virtual school' program
• VDOT grant to help spur Scott sports complex
• Mardi Gras celebration kicks off nine days of Fun Fest
• Wise supervisors consider fate of old high schools
• NASA interns to host open house at UVa-Wise
• $1,000 reward offered in death investigation
• TCRA calls for increase in Passenger Facility Charge
• Fun Fest also popular with tourists
• Changes to campaign finance laws dismay Democrats
• Kingsport welcome center contract awarded
• Rain fails to dampen enthusiasm at Fun Fest's Crazy Cardboard Boat Race
• Gray man dies in early morning fire
• Supervisors endorse Wise consolidation finance plan
• Kingsport planners seeking input on Fort Henry zoning
• Roe sees no break in debt ceiling stalemate
• Bluff City BMA names alderman
• Standoff ends when SWAT team deploys
• Johnson City man charged with embezzlement for second time, different business
• Kingsport crash kills 7-year-old girl
• Firefighters respond to 'explosion' report at vacant Bloomingdale home
• Police allegedly find 38 pot plants at Rogersville home
• Man accused of stealing Harleys in Hawkins County, fleeing police at 100 mph
• Kingsport man indicted for theft after nursing home resident's vehicles were towed away, crushed
• Former Kingsport priest Casey found guilty of aggravated rape, sexual misconduct
• More NC women cited for prostitution in Kingsport
• Sullivan County register of deeds threatens lawsuit over budget cuts
• Bike Medic Unit provides fast response in Fun Fest crowds
• School board faces lawsuit in alleged assault
• Motel standoff case heads to grand jury
• Carter County couple cooked up scheme to get nearly half-million dollars
• Bristol Public Library Director is a jack of all musical trades
• Former police officer's account of domestic case differs from now ex-wife's
• Sibling spat leads to remote rumble
• Morristown man gets 14 years for plea to robbery No. 14
• Update: No verdict tonight in trial of former Kingsport priest accused of child sexual abuse
• RAM Expedition returning to Wise
• Roe scheduled to testify on repealing Independent Payment Advisory Board
• Sullivan budget panel to slash election funding request
• Suspect charged in burglary of two Scott homes
• Ex-jailer indicted, accused to charging inmates to use cell phone
• Hidden camera in Kingsport bathroom prompts arrest of local motocross legend
• Christian comedian Bob Stromberg to perform at Milligan
• UPDATE: Alleged victim in sex abuse trial of former Kingsport priest testifies
• Police: Hawkins County knifepoint robbery suspects claim to be teaching victim a lesson
• 100 mph Kingsport motorcyclist faces felony drug charges
• Kingsport leaders poised to ban fireworks
• Scooter rider, 62, killed in Church Hill crash 　
• Sullivan official launches effort to restrict fireworks
• Board OKs temporary air conditioning units at Wise high schools
• Pets suffer more than people when temps soar
• Sullivan BOE trims food budget, keeps aides
• Duffield man pleads not guilty to shooting Scott deputy
• Local weather calls for thunderstorms, very hot weather
• Shipley files 'Caylee Anthony bill'
• Heat warnings posted in Tenn., highs in 90s
• Sullivan inmate accused of lighting fire in jail
• Bluff City DUI suspect slumps in jail, later dies
• Jury seated in child sex abuse trial of former Kingsport priest despite delay attempt
• Police: Squabble over cat prompts Kingsport man to point gun at neighbor, child
• Kingsport woman charged with coercion in child abuse case
• Area blood banks in need of all types
• Sullivan County commissioner concerned with rising costs of pauper burials
• Kingsport residents complain of being charged sanitary sewer fee without service
• Taking care of the dead costing Sullivan County more than it used to
• Scott County School Board hires attorney
• Sullivan County considering temporarily leasing land it sold to developers of proposed landfill
• Dakota Reynolds named Miss Kingsport 2012 at pageant
• Going outdoors? Beware of ticks
• Volunteer photographers capture precious moments following newborn's death or stillbirth
• Child sex abuse trial of former Kingsport priest begins Monday
• Johnson City man, six New Yorkers convicted of trafficking cocaine in Northeast Tennessee
• TCAPs: Northeast Tennessee schools' scores beat statewide average
• TCAPs: Math, reading scores improve in Hawkins
• Abingdon child, 6, killed in traffic crash
• Kingsport man accused of taking indecent liberties with a child
• Sheriff taking DREAM program into Hawkins schools
• Tennessee legislature sees spike in election-related bills
• Wise County set to adopt financing plan for schools
• Hawkins BOE budget includes raises for department heads
• Sullivan panel working to hash out 2011-12 budget
• Morristown pair accused of stealing scrap metal
• Texas executes Mexican despite White House plea
• Michigan shootings suspect commits suicide
• Inflation change could cut Social Security
• Sullivan County TV evangelist pleads not guilty to abuse, neglect of elderly mother, disabled husband
• Kingsport man faces drug charges after search of home
• Kingsport police choke out suspect after chase, lengthy struggle
• One injured in Kingsport rollover wreck
• 'Drug run' driver pleads guilty in fatal Scott wreck
• Kingsport soup kitchen in danger of closing
• Kingsport BOE bars homeschool students from city athletics, band
• Wise County set to adopt financing plan for schools
• Kingsport Chamber's Nicole Austin graduates from Institute for Organization Management
• Tennessee ranks fourth in obesity, rates rise across U.S.
• Blountville man pleads guilty to fondling 8-year-old girl
• Kingsport pair accused of stealing guns, bow from home
• $3M solar project planned in Scott
• Wise supervisors to mull options for financing schools
• Mental evaluation ordered for Bulls Gap man accused of shooting neighbor in groin
• Police investigating man's death after body found in Brush Creek
• UPDATE: Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early Aug.
• Kingsport police charge three N.C. women in online prostitution sting
• Police: Nearly naked man in Bluff City funeral home claims he wasn't alone, sex was planned
• Update: Gate City man found guilty in murder-for-hire case
• Alleged motorcycle thief crashes outside Blountville victim's home
• Neighborhood fireworks spark hundreds of complaints to police throughout region
• Kingsport rejects aquatic center bid
• Sport pilot training now being offered at TCRA
• Sullivan budget officer directs departments to limit spending
• Hawkins County must start over in judge search
• Collision sends Mustang into mobile home on Carters Valley Road
• Jonesborough man accused of writing checks on closed account
• Johnson City man accused of stealing Idaho man's identity
• Johnson City woman charged with aggravated assault
• Liquor bottle, litter leads to Johnson City man's arrest
• Gate City man on trial in Blountville for alleged murder-for-hire plot
• Burger, taco purchases bust alleged counterfeiters; operation found in Kingsport hotel room
• Man charged with rape of 14-year-old at Warriors Path
• Legion Pool water clarity problem (hopefully) fixed
• Hill pledges redistricting to be 'based on numbers'
• India health minister calls homosexuality disease
• The man who hunted Osama bin Laden
• Bluff City shooting victim remains hospitalized
• Victim of fatal Sullivan fire identified
• Police: Kingsport robber leaves cash, car keys on store counter
• Body of drowning victim recovered from South Holston Lake
• Officials investigate fatal fire in Bluff City
• One presumed drowned, two rescued from area lakes
• Kingsport apartment fire displaces three families
• Sullivan County man gets probation on firearms charges
• Sheriff's Office giving tips on fireworks use, safety
• Counties eligible for disaster relief for crop damages
• Some states still leave low-income students behind; how does the region's school districts fare?
• Judge orders Wise School Board member to court
• Grilling, outdoor fire seasons coincide in July
• New Bluff City BMA meets - without mayor
• Projected travel for 4th of July down 3 percent
• I-26 motorcycle crash injures rider, slows traffic
• KFD urges families to leave fireworks to pros
• Wise sheriff, commonwealth's attorney will seek re-election
• Church Hill woman on probation for homicide faces DUI, drug charges
• Sullivan schools request more $'s
• Rogersville OK tax hike
• Obama picks fight on taxes, big or just symbolic
• Minnesota government shut down
• Casey Anthony won't testify; defense rests case
• It's an air quality action day for the Tri-Cities - pollen count moderate
• Woman transported with burns in Kingsport fire, apartment building gutted
• Barry Staubus sworn in as Sullivan County District Attorney
• Kingsport pair arrested on drug charges
• UPDATE: Sullivan County TV evangelist jailed for alleged abuse, neglect of elderly mother, husband
• Two new Stone Dr. red light cameras to go live in Kingsport
• Wise County to stay with four districts
• School aides ask Sullivan to delay switch to part-time status for year
• Rogersville bans spectator fireworks during celebration
• Fuzzy math in health law formula
• Retiring prosecutor H. Greeley Wells Jr. has score to settle
• 'Get it done,' Obama challenges GOP on debt talks
• Kingsport woman accused of prescription fraud in Johnson City
• Pair charged with burglarizing Johnson City nightclub six times in nine days
• Ex-employee accused of using store's bank card to pay Sprint
• Hawkins County mayor: property tax hike unlikely
• Police, protesters clash for 2nd day in Cairo
• 15 counties designated as agriculture disaster
• K9 bite to buttocks brings wanted Bristol man out off crawl space
• Man allegedly points gun at reserve deputy in Kingsport road rage incident
• Police: Victim's sister pulled trigger in Monday shooting, bath salts involved
• Bluff City BMA selects new mayor
• Sullivan schools face bleak funding outlook in long term
• Pet saves boy with cystic fibrosis from dog attack
• Three to fill in on Hawkins bench
• Wise supervisors set to discuss redistricting plans
• Elderly woman has to remove diaper for pat-down
• Jury begins 'disturbing journey' in 11 Ohio deaths
• Appeals court rules search for nude photos illegal
• Billy Ray Cyrus returns with new patriotic album
• Nation's top drug official focuses on methamphetamine, prescription meds
• Rain, thunderstorms moving toward Tri-Cities
• Bluff City man charged in robbery, attempted robbery of pharmacies
• Greeneville woman charged with felony shoplifting
• Bristol man charged with stealing rental car
• Johnson City man accused of threatening neighbor with stick
• Johnson City man arrested in alleged attempt to steal motorcycle
• Kingsport church provides medical, counseling services to community
• Man arrested as Kingsport meth lab forces evacuation of apartments
• Former Kingsport priest's Scott trial postponed to Sept.
• Bluff City BMA sets special session on mayoral post
• E. coli outbreak prompts recipe for safe food: Clean, cook, chill, separate
• Obama, GOP: Looking for something to talk about
• History of Downtown Kingsport Told Through Photographs
• Wis. Supreme Court justice accused of choking liberal colleague
• Blountville man charged in vehicle theft cases
• Woman pleads to assault for fondling boy, 14, in Kingsport
• Bristol man denied probation on reduced sexual battery charges
• Man allegedly caught stealing wire from Kingsport church
• UPDATE: Police investigate Sullivan County shooting; scissors-wielding woman arrested
• Breaking news: Hawkins commissioners deadlock on replacement for Judge Brand
• Edgy Bachmann plows into 2012 bid from native Iowa
• Hawkins County ham radio operators provide backup, storm spotting
• Mount Carmel woman pleads guilty to reckless homicide
• Judge appointed in former Hawkins County prosecutor's case
• Mallicote, mayor's son take over Twilight Alive beer sales
• Northeast Tennessee lawmakers support Haslam proposal to file less legislation
• Sullivan County government to operate under 'continuing resolution'
• Kingsport parking garage almost complete
• Gate City Town Council OKs $6.3 million budget
• Wise transition to three high schools off to smooth start
• Do teachers have 'reform fatigue'?
• Kingsport BOE: Region's leaders should 'shadow' school teachers
• Food bank supported by generosity, dedication of community volunteers
• School resource officers request still up in air
• Kingsport police say gunman robs Marcum's Pharmacy
• Sullivan County sales tax revenue up slightly for year, significantly below two years ago
• Church Hill man sentenced to 10 years in choking death of father
• Kingsport's Mystery of Natural History Museum unveils new T. rex
• Southwest Virginians among newest batch of state troopers
• Northeast State student earns Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship
• Feds name Northeast Tenn., Southwest Va. as part of 'food desert' for lack of nutritious meal choices
• Mother accused of killing infant released from jail on reduced bond
• Trial of suspect in 2009 slaying of Kingsport landlord postponed again
• Sullivan BOE looks to balance budget
• Legion Pool closes once again as officials try to clear up water
• Suspect in beating of elderly woman sentenced to 8 years
• Surgoinsville BMA OKs $752,592 budget with no tax increase
• Accused Seattle attackers wanted media attention
• Sullivan commissioners begin redistricting process
• After 16-year manhunt FBI arrests mob boss Whitey Bulger
• Scientists begin righting a Confederate submarine
• More virtual schools will soon become a Tenn. reality
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghan
• Amish man, 26, accused of sexting Indiana girl, 12
• Masked gunman robs Abingdon market
• Three felony charges for Wendy's employee who pulled fire alarm
• Scott supervisors set to pass budget with no tax increase
• Surgenor retiring as principal of Ketron
• Ramsey: Hall income tax change will make state more attractive to retirees
• Pentagon gets cyberwar guidelines
• Gingrich campaign fundraisers quit
• Utah man updated Facebook status during standoff
• Storm knocks out power in Kingsport, takes down trees
• Dive team searches Boone Lake for alleged 'highly intoxicated' man
• Tip prompts meth lab bust in Bristol
• Kingsport man convicted of severe abuse of 10-day-old son
• Rollover crash on John B. Dennis
• Severe thunderstorm warning for NE Tenn., portions of SW Va.
• Kingsport BMA OKs budget with no tax hike
• Fun Fest officials urge residents to get active at this year's events
• Hawkins deputies seize 50 pounds of pot
• Scott school board closes insurance loophole
• Church Hill BMA approves budget with no tax increase
• Who is Huntsman? Dropout, ex-governor, diplomat
• Tenn man dies while trying to rescue son in Gulf
• Shopping Center gun battle leaves 1 dead
• Victim of Ocoee rafting accident was Florida teen
• Burglary suspects arrested, $10,000 worth of property recovered
• Kingsport police search for credit card fraud suspect
• Kingsport convicted felon accused of stealing guns, power tools, possessing drugs
• Haslam backs education reform
• Wise school board OKs new Literary Loan applications
• Sullivan County property tax revenues climb slightly in 2011
• Official says Legion may reopen today
• Interim principal named to head D-B
• Sullivan commission affirms new county EMS director
• Haslam sees no reduction in state sales tax any time soon
• Hawkins deputies seize 45 pounds of pot
• Crunch time looms as Biden-led budget talks resume
• Man charged in robbery of Kingsport credit union, breaks leg in escape attempt
• Police seek information on Sullivan County burglary attempt
• Kingsport police seek owners of recovered jewelry
• Kingsport man arrested in knife attack, victim suffers 'severe' lacerations
• Staubus to replace Wells as Sullivan DA
• Jared Drive to remain closed through Wednesday morning
• Some Methodist clergy defy gay marriage ban
• Slaves, freedmen spied on South during Civil War
• Rare US missile attacks hit northwest Pakistan
• UPDATE - Severe thunderstorm warning extended until 2:30 p.m
• Audit: Use of tobacco money beneficial but could be better
• Report left out details of RV park project, officials in Jonesville say
• Sullivan County Commission's Budget Committee to discuss requests for increased funding
• False pregnancy claim earns forgery defendant extra year in jail
• Surgoinsville BMA to mull budget with no tax hike
• Wise County clerk gets $5,000 grant to digitally index records
• Former Northeast State theater major gets lead in music video
• Have you seen this beetle? Residents asked to be on the lookout for emerald ash borer
• Head-on collision in Kingsport injures five
• Passing 3 vehicles at once prompts reckless driving, multiple drug charges for Hawkins motorist
• Kingsport, Bristol among best places in U.S. to start over
• STEM plan funds Kingsport to operate, Sullivan middle to school seek
• Kingsport wraps up education conference with call for expansion
• Warner introduces bill to boost fiscal transparency
• Kirk promoted to principal of Sullivan Central
• Grandfather's letters inspire song honoring veterans
• Ramsey says NET Senate districts may be shifting
• Meteorologist, counselor give tips to calm kids during a storm
• Kingsport man accused of using son's TennCare to buy prescription drugs
• TBI arrests ex-security guard on charge of stealing from ATMs
• Tennessee teachers should not feel under attack
• Sullivan EMS director draws $56,000 a year
• Greek PM replaces finance minister in reshuffle
• Southern Baptists approve path to legal status for illegal immigrants
• Green Lantern off the wall and out of this world
• Resort isn't a season for fashion to take a break
• UT asks for 12 percent tuition increase
• Sullivan County billed $2,800 for shooting dog
• Study: Dads spending much more time with children
• Tenn. porn actress says Weiner asked her to lie about talks
• Nashville cop charged in drug sting
• Indonesian cleric gets 15 years on terror charge
• Kingsport registered nurse's license revoked for substance abuse issues
• Local Writer To Speak In Glade Spring, VA
• Murky incident leaves man critically injured in Scott County
• Man drowns at Warriors Path State Park
• Suspect robs Eastman Credit Union, flees in car 　
• Raises approved for Sullivan highway department foremen
• Wise County supervisors endorse high school plan
• Social Security made $6.5B in overpayments
• Thunderstorms in today's forecast for Tri-Cities region
• Army says bye-bye to the beret as part of combat uniform
• No indictment for Blountville woman accused of fatal stabbing
• UPDATE: Kingsport pedestrian struck by vehicle identified
• Rogersville residents face third consecutive property tax hike
• Wise County high school consolidation under way
• Sullivan sheriff calls for middle school SROs
• NY congressman to examine violent Islam in prison
• Court allows Wisconsin's union law to take effect
• Democrats hoping Rep. Weiner will quit on his own
• After all day meetings, Cage settles case with ex
• State officials warn about heat stress danger
• Southern Baptists elect black pastor to No. 2 post
• Police: Man pulls gun on Kingsport pair, dumps weapon near daycare
• Motorcycle rider injured in Kingsport crash
• Wise school board backs consolidation proposal, 5-0
• Former Hawkins deputy clerk sentenced to three years for theft
• Attempted murder/ arson suspect seeks public defender
• Drug suspect accused of threatening to shoot police
• Bachmann brings flair, tea party clout to GOP presidential race
• 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' cast sued over bar fight
• Gates urges patience with Pakistan
• Rapture preacher suffers stroke
• Trial postponed for mom charged in 2005 beating death of toddler
• Former Sullivan highway chief loses bid for new trial, overturned convictions
• AIDS and war - 3 shows tackle them and win big
• 40 years after leak, Pentagon Papers coming out
• Union City mayor bemoans traffic cameras
• 'Super 8' bests 'X-Men' for box-office top spot
• 2 festivals mean big bucks for Middle Tennessee
• SF Bay transit cop convicted in killing released
• Blacks' role in Confederacy remains touchy subject
• Milligan holds information session for graduate and adult programs
• Alleged Sullivan County assault prompts discovery of marijuana plants
• Scott County Sheriff's Office accepting applications for auxiliary force
• Kingsport colonel takes command of largest Tennessee guard unit
• Bulls Gap man charged with promoting manufacturing of meth
• Gov. Haslam seeking federal disaster relief for Hawkins, 14 other counties
• New Sullivan County EMS director begins work
• Sullivan County officials calling for higher fees to increase funding for Department of Archives and Tourism
• Firefighters battling Yuma blaze
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges against former Kingsport priest
• Recall petition seeks Powers' removal from Wise school board
• O'Quinn to seek House seat in Virginia's 5th
• Suspect charged as accessory in Sullivan County man's slaying appointed attorney
• Third time was the charm for Tennessee governor Alf Taylor
• Splash down: Kingsport working to scale back aquatic center plans
• White nose syndrome to keep Tennessee caves closed in 2011
• Kingsport hosting 2nd annual Straight to the Top conference
• Scott supervisors set public hearing on $20M budget
• Palmer Center evolves -- school serves preschool, early education, special education students
• 120 mph chase ends with Mini Cooper striking Kingsport police cruiser, injuring two
• St. Paul withdraws lawsuit challenging school consolidation
• Legion Pool back in business
• Missing motor derails felony traffic charge
• Gingrich vows to continue presidential campaign
• Alaska poised to release Palin emails
• Half the country wilts under unrelenting heat
• Tenn. limits at-home care for the disabled
• Simon Cowell says 'time to move on' after Cheryl Cole's exit from 'The X Factor' judges panel
• Country rocker Carll takes message to Bonnaroo
• No swimming allowed… Legion Pool shut down again
• Bristol man pleads not guilty to possession of child pornography
• Update: Tanker fire at Holston Army Ammunition Plant; worker receives acid burns
• New trial date in Sullivan County attempted murder, rape case
• Wise School Board member faces assault charge
• GOP rethinking limits on Tenn. teacher union lobbying
• Kingsport trio charged in robbery, attack on woman
• Student takes live grenade to Hawkins Co. school
• Community steps up to pay for funeral of teenager who drowned
• Va. State Prison investigating apparent suicide at SW Va. Regional Jail in Duffield
• Heat gripping half of US expected to last for days
• Weiner abides despite new photo, baby on the way
• Tuition in Tenn. could increase by 9.5%
• East Tenn. woman dies after fall from golf cart in SC
• Mexican couple accused of trafficking cocaine, counterfeit I.D.s and Social Security cards
• Coeburn teenager named one of 10 Huggable Heroes
• Wise County superintendent outlines high school consolidation plans
• JC man to serve 12 years for child porn downloads
• Mount Carmel BMA stands pat with 10 cent property tax decrease
• CEASE drops lawsuit against Wise County school system
• Rapper Ja Rule due to go to prison in NYC gun case
• Weiner draws no defense from Democrats
• Tennessee Supreme Court considers paternity fraud
• Sullivan BOE votes to honor early retirement benefit
• Kingsport may withdraw from Tennessee retirement system
• Forgery defendant claims pregnancy to avoid jail time
• Gunshot victims charged with aggravated burglary, assault
• Weiner faces a cool reception from Democrats
• Review: 'Super 8' revels in innocent film geekery
• Palin: 'I didn't mess up Paul Revere story'
• Kingsport police investigating infant's death
• UPDATE: Fire consumes Fort Blackmore residence
• Police say illegal aliens wired proceeds from cocaine sales back to Mexico
• Hawkins County judge reprimanded over support for 'heritage display'
• Roe: GOP, Obama administration remain at impasse on debt limit
• No new trial for man convicted of killing wife
• Vanderbilt offering laughing gas for labor
• UPDATE: Injured Sullivan County deputy cited in Kingsport crash
• East Tenn. man sues sheriff for false arrest
• Five US soldiers killed in Baghdad rocket attack
• Kingsport police investigating rash of auto burglaries
• Gov. Bill Haslam signs anti-meth measure into law
• Trucker dies in rollover at Va. coal mine
• Child's death from E. coli confirmed in SW Va
• Robert Pattinson sinks teeth into MTV Movie Awards
• Tenn. man calls 911, complains of cicadas
• Kingsport police say crime statistics typical in 2010
• Northeast State Community College committed to expansion
• Northeast State, Walters State offering in-demand programs
• Virginia man drowns at Warriors Path State Park
• Drug suspect in Hawkins County allegedly linked to Georgia pain clinic
• Hawkins County Board of Education named TSBA 'Board of Distinction'
• Exchange Place hosting series of heritage camps
• Low sales jeopardize Niswonger license plate
• Economist: 'Don't blame farmers' for food prices
• TELL all Survey lets educators rank school systems statewide
• SCEA says local teacher morale near all-time low
• Demolition under way for new Kingsport schools central office
• Jared Drive repaving project begins Monday
• United Way Week of Caring kicks off Monday in Abingdon
• Sullivan County camp to tackle bullying
• Virginia awards contract to repair Scott County bridge
• Mumpower satisfied with switch to comptroller's office
• Re-enactors get close look at soldiers' lives during Civil War
• Kingsport schools offer free tuition in annexed areas
• Scott supervisors withdraw support for elk project
• Kingsport man allegedly beats 77-year-old mother with shoe
• William Wampler, Jr. announces retirement from Virginia Senate
• Marijuana smuggling suspect jailed in Hawkins County
• Wise County attorneys request ACLU aid in voting district flap
• Alzheimer's damage may begin at a young age, study finds
• Kingsport grandmother with 2-year-old in vehicle charged with DUI
• Bristol man pleads guilty to statutory rapes of 14-year-old girl, giving her alcohol
• Kingsport man accused of abusing dependent adult
• New trial denied for Surgoinsville woman who faked cancer to borrow money
• Rogersville businessman who reportedly shot self to fake robbery indicted
• Court asked to dismiss suit filed by opponents of Wise school consolidation
• TN police, laws try to keep up with synthetic drug chemists
• Black bear spotted in Kingsport communities, police urge caution
• Fall Branch Vol. Fire Dept. fireworks sale
• Mount Carmel BMA votes to replace burned Redflex van
• 20 Johnson County residents arrested on meth charges
• Police: Kingsport man waves gun at 7 people on Fort Henry Drive
• Man arrested in aggravated robbery at Kingsport apartment
• Update: Chlorine gas leak in Rogersville stopped, evacuations remain in place
• Kingsport man reportedly sees police outside home, pours meth down sink
• Off-duty deputy kills ex-wife, injures Virginia State Trooper
• Man dies in Bloomingdale vehicle fire
• Bluff City murder suspect allegedly claims he shot stepfather to protect self, mother
• Kingsport woman reportedly attacks two with knife
• Police: Man pulls 'security officer' badge while hassling patrons of Kingsport store
• Kingsport man charged with rape of child, incest
• Bristol man pleads not guilty to sexual exploitation of minor
• Kingsport teen identified as Boone Lake drowning victim
• Abandoned properties creating headache for Washington County government
• Update: TVA releases few details in Boone Lake drowning
• Sullivan County authorities investigating fatal shooting in Bluff City
• Elderly woman killed in two-vehicle collision near Bristol
• Harrison splits with colleagues on collective bargaining rights
• Group collects items to assist homeless veterans
• USS Langley shipmates reunited in Kingsport
• Piney Flats woman faces assault charge after allegedly hitting stepfather with car
• Spoden family donates wealth of Kingsport history to archives
• Drowning at Boone Lake confirmed by TVA
• Scott County Public Schools releases details of payments to former superintendent
• Local man honored as 'Tennessee's Pilot of the Year' by Airlift Hope
• Hawkins County man faces DUI, drug possession, other charges after being busted twice in two days
• Tri-Cities job creation rising
• Fans recall early years of 'Macho Man' in the Tri-Cities
• Shipley pushing for Carbonite plant project in Kingsport
• Sullivan schools announce new hires, transfers
• Emory & Henry recognized for its community service
• MountainRose Vineyards hosting summer of events
• Twin sisters sharing valedictorian honor at Coeburn High School
• New law leaves Sullivan County teachers contract in doubt
• Kingsport's sirens silent during recent severe storms
• Ramsey pleased with progress of GOP-controlled session
• Mladic due in Belgrade court for extradition case
• US gets $82.6 million in Medicare fraud case from Nashville firm
• New Zealand trucker says compressed air pumped into body turned him into human balloon
• Judge affirms denial of pretrial diversion for accused embezzler of Kingsport nonprofit
• Hiltons woman convicted of murder gets life in prison
• Bristol man charged with rape of child, incest
• Four finalists interview for Rogersville school post
• Scott sheriff gives names of suspects in drug roundup
• High court sustains Ariz. employer sanctions law
• GOP presidential hopefuls shift on global warming
• Kingsport mowing dispute prompts assault; victim, 63, faces reconstructive surgery
• Johnson City nurses exonerated in death of patients; press conference scheduled
• UPDATE: Two Kingsport officers avoid termination in confiscated beer flap
• Former employee charged with stealing truck from Kingsport business
• Scott County supervisors eye $19.9M budget
• Kingsport set to continue planned annexations into Colonial Heights
• Ford decries 'revenge politics' by fellow GOP legislators
• Hawkins judge recommended successor in the event of his demise
• Powerful storms pound several central US states
• Scotty McCreery claims 'American Idol' crown
• UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm watch posted for Tri-Cities
• Piney Flats man reportedly sets daughters' toy on fire, attacks family and neighbor
• Blountville woman charged with stealing checks from sick family member
• Bondsman arrested in Kingsport shooting incident
• Rogersville man hauling boom lift crashes on I-26
• Kingsport sexual offender accused of failing to report
• Consolidation lawsuits hearing scheduled in Wise
• Hill chaired Health subcommittee in legislative session
• Hawkins officials unhappy about paying Election Commission legal fees
• Six candidates vie for Scott schools attorney job
• Democrat rides wave of anger over Medicare to win what looked like a safe GOP House seat
• Football star Hines Ward is new 'Dancing' champ
• New Tenn. law voids city's stricter anti-bias rule
• Finale of 'Oprah Winfrey' to air after 25-year run
• Violent thunderstorms kill 9 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Don't take the bait about shark cartilage and cancer
• Kingsport pair arrested in alleged burglary, baseball bat beating
• Church Hill man arrested after allegedly throwing knives at 'friend'
• Costumes don't lie: Kirstie Alley's dress taken up 38 inches since `Dancing With the Stars' debut
• Men reportedly toting assault rifle, making threats, arrested in Kingsport
• State budget has $10 million designated for potential Phipps Bend Project
• School budget OK'd in Wise
• Griffith urges SCC to reject Appalachian Power rate hike
• Lundberg follows early failure with successes later in session
• Former Gate City employee to stand trial on child porn charges
• Near crash results in drug arrest
• Mount Carmel seeks tough action on delinquent property tax bills
• Hawkins County Commission lifts ban on fireworks
• For reeling Mo. city, possible 2nd punch looms
• Radio preacher says world's end actually coming in Oct
• History channel enlists reality producer Mark Burnett for 'The Bible,' a 10-hour docudrama
• Police scramble helicopter, tranquilizer after toy tiger raises the alarm near UK golf course
• UPDATE - Severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Man arrested on drug charges after allegedly 'roasting tires' at Kingsport business
• Police investigate death of Kingsport teacher
• Bristol man sentenced for exposing women to HIV
• Sullivan deputy crashes into cemetery during high-speed chase
• GOP frosh take care of districts in defense bill
• Survey says respondents think Medicare doesn't have to be cut
• Rihanna, Swift take prizes in Billboard's return
• Missouri officials say tornado killed at least 89
• How technology is influencing families
• Bluff City man charged with attempted murder
• Kingsport man arrested in string of home burglaries 　
• Kingsport man honored for stopping assault
• Kingsport schools eye $30 million in projects
• Kingsport schools may drop accreditation for all but Dobyns-Bennett
• Farmers turning to Facebook, other social networks to sell goods
• Bees, beekeepers vital to keeping food on the table
• Church invites children to take part in 'Mafair at the Mill'
• Bill gives addition protection to TDOT in construction accidents
• Kingsport BOE may lengthen school day to seven hours
• Northeast State names Moore Outstanding Alumna of the Year
• Northeast State may give Kingsport first right of refusal on buildings
• Tornadoes up ante for New Clothes for Kids
• Excavation completed for new no-kill animal shelter
• Happy ending: Dog wounded by gunshots gets new home
• Family of leading Kingsport historian donates treasure trove to Archives
• Sullivan County man arrested in alleged hammer attack upon three people
• Legislature passes bill to regulate clinics using methadone substitutes
• Roe rates chances of fed shutdown at '50/50'
• Miller Perry hopes new lab inspires careers in science
• Big Little 5K
• Summer of Sequels: Hollywood banking on old reliables for 2011
• Troutdale at Ridgefields pledges to donate all profits to Second Harvest
• Kate Gosselin ordered to pay Pa. counselor $10K
• Media probes Botox mom's claim of fabricated story
• Tenn. lawmakers disagree on unemployment benefits
• Judge rules against plaintiffs in Tenn. mosque suit
• Neighbors of rocker Leon Russell win parking suit
• Lauren Alaina Suddeth, Scotty McCreery 'Idol's' final two
• 18-year-old charged with vandalizing vehicles in Kingsport
• Driveway dispute prompts aggravated assault arrest in Kingsport
• Police: Shots fired in altercation at Bluff City home
• Three Memphis-area teachers charged with rape this month
• Group supporting Wise County high school consolidation holds first meeting
• D-B plans to offer video game course
• General admission tickets sold out for Bonnaroo
• 'Idol' Lauren Alaina Suddeth 'gets her freak on'
• Survey: Tri-Cities residents not catching enough Z's
• TBI study says sex trafficking common in Tennessee
• Gas prices dictate spending
• 23 people, including Sullivan Central teacher, indicted in alleged drug trafficking organization
• Kingsport man allegedly hits 9-year-old in head with rock
• 14-year-old charged in rash of Colonial Heights burglaries
• Judge delays hearing on Wise school consolidation
• Attorney challenges school board tiebreaker
• Sullivan sales tax collections dropped by 3.75 percent in March
• Police arrest Texas mother after body of 6-year-old son found on dirt road
• Senate to hear anti-gay legislation
• Legislature may change custody law
• Gun violence summit set Wednesday in Chattanooga
• Kingsport man allegedly steals van from gas station pumps
• Hawkins judge dies following medical emergency on golf course
• Rick Boucher becomes partner in D.C. law firm, will lead government strategies practice
• Leonard is top vote-getter in Bluff City BMA election
• Godsey announces surprise candidate to be EMS chief
• 'School within a school' plan for Ketron at Sullivan North outlined
• Booher says raises routine for Sullivan County departments
• Scott supervisors grapple with rising costs as they begin to craft a budget
• Stars come out to say goodbye to Oprah Winfrey
• Papers shed light on activist probe
• Study: Homosexuality, celibacy didn't cause abuse
• Bill to extend unemployment in Tenn. finding life
• Jerry Lewis retiring from MDA telethon in Sept.
• Review: New 'Pirates' sails old familiar, seas
• Police allegedly interrupt pair snorting meth in Hawkins County, felony arrests made
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Police: Burglary attempt prompts Kingsport chase
• Bloomingdale man charged with aggravated assault
• Results of Kingsport, Bristol and Bluff City elections
• McIntire, Shupe, Segelhorst win seats on Kingsport BMA
• Hawkins judge airlifted to hospital
• Sullivan votes to pave Jared Drivea
• Attorney asks court to postpone hearing on high school consolidation
• Rep. Roe calls for reassessment of U.S. role in Afghanistan
• Sullivan taxpayers asked to fund 11 percent increase for administrator of elections
• Star-studded Oprah Winfrey taping set in Chicago
• Gingrich urges talk about his personal failings
• Raiders knew bin Laden mission a one-shot deal
• House votes to set later start date for schools
• Evacuations in Cajun country after floodgates open
• Gunmen kill Saudi diplomat in southern Pakistan
• Pair charged with stealing purse from sleeping woman at Kingsport hospital
• Kingsport men charged with DUI after attempting to switch seats, wrecking car
• Pirated DVDs in Tri-Cities prompt indictments
• Sheriff's Office seeks compliance from gold buyers
• No jail time for Gate City snake dealer, 2 others after fatal bite
• Hearing delayed in IMF's 'Great Seducer's' sexual assault case
• Gunmen kill Saudi diplomat in Pakistan
• Evacuations in Cajun country after floodgates open
• Ponzi schemer's mansion sold for $1.93 million
• 'Thor' continues to rule at the box office
• Americans' economic concerns reach two-year high
• Band Perry members deliver meals to Greene County storm victims
• Northeast State Community College to pilot STEM program with Kingsport schools
• 'History nerd' to spend summer in Philadelphia, Gettysburg, Washington, D.C.
• Rogersville students work out, dance their way to fitness
• Kingsport couple drive off in Virginia Lottery 'muscle car'
• MECC nominates C. Bascom Slemp Foundation for award
• Honeybees still struggle for survival
• Record-holding parathlete takes time to visit amputees in Haiti
• Senator urges Tennessee Democrats to keep working
• Light turnout expected for city election
• Kingsport voters head to the polls Tuesday
• Central, South seniors win full ROTC scholarships to UT
• Brushing up: D-B animal science students offer grooming
• Judge to hear motion seeking injunction to stop Wise County school consolidation
• Virginia approves $15 million in loans to build new Wise County high schools
• Mary Hughes students win 4-H Clover Bowl championship
• Probe of meth ring in Sullivan County nets 34 arrests
• Piney Flats woman scares off alleged burglar
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Northeast Tennessee
• Annual Big Orange Caravan comes to Allandale Mansion
• Erosion causing issues for closed Scott County landfill
• Wise County supervisors agree to level funding for school budget
• TVA still working to recover from tornado damage
• Tri-Cities region gains 3,853 jobs
• House GOP moves to end money for new body scanners
• Ethics Committee refers Ensign case to Justice
• Cajun Country braces for floodwaters from river
• Kutcher gives online hint about joining 'Men'
• The House voted Thursday to reduce the length and frequency of foreclosure notices published in Tenn. newspapers.
• Ron Paul formally enters presidential race
• Sullivan County woman faces TennCare fraud, drug charges
• Kingsport police officer appeals firing over confiscated beer
• Hawkins man arrested in 2nd alleged alcohol-fueled shooting
• BAE exec, wife become U.S. citizens
• Floods spur gas price spike
• Holston Presbytery urges 'mutual forbearance' on gay, lesbian pastor issue
• Wise school board finally makes quorum
• Americans more upbeat about economy
• Officials: Bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• Chicago mayor names street 'Oprah Winfrey Way'
• Tri-Cities Regional Airport staging emergency exercise
• Elderly man injured in I-81 crash
• UT study: Northeast State serves under-supplied career pathways
• Methadone substitute legislation moves out of House subcommittee
• Obama approval hits 60 percent
• Bill to curb teachers' bargaining rights advances
• Bristol Palin says she had corrective jaw surgery
• Not a lil' disappointment for the celeb banished from the 'Dancing With the Stars' ballroom
• UPDATE - Workers clearing blocked roads; many AEP customers still without power; more thunderstorms expected
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Kingsport man charged with attempted murder, disarmed by alleged victim
• Kingsport budget plan holds taxes steady - again
• New day, same story: No quorum for Wise County School Board
• House OKs parental notification legislation
• Rogersville residents spared tax hike
• Rogersville BOE helps city avoid tax hike
• Sullivan commissioner proposes subleasing Observation Knob Park
• Surgoinsville BMA looks to trim $98,000 budget deficit
• Panel to focus on deadly truck, bus accidents
• Fire and rain: Fed scientists point to wild April
• Tenn. House passes bill to limit lawsuit payouts
• Flooding peaks in Memphis; downstream danger lurks
• 52% of Republicans want a third party
• Scientific study links flammable drinking water to fracking
• Navy says chaplains may perform same-sex unions
• Section of Stone Drive closed for emergency repairs
• Men owing tens of thousands in child support sought by Sullivan County police
• Kingsport woman pleads guilty to assaulting officer during turtle killing complaint
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for region
• Former Sullivan highway chief's motion for new trial postponed
• Consolidation foes boycott Wise meeting
• Roe urges Medicare overhaul
• Holston Valley Middle principal honored for students' performance
• Homes abandoned as Mississippi River keeps rising
• Cyber-school students: Pentagon snubs our service
• Pakistani PM says bin Laden death was 'justice done,' but warns U.S. against future actions
• Man charged with DUI, reckless endangerment in Blountville
• Police warn of scams in wake of recent storm damage
• 'Thor' hammers competition with $66M opening
• Pakistan media outs another alleged CIA official
• BBQ, beer, blues on tap at Racks by the Tracks
• Tuesday deadline to pick a school
• Kingsport woman struck, killed by pickup at cemetery
• Local emergency medical responders to be honored
• TVA urges personal responsibility on area lakes
• Police say alleged Knoxville drug dealer nabbed loading syringes in Rogersville
• Korean reporter recalls time in Kingsport
• No new projects in Scott County secondary road plan
• Hawkins County Board of Education mulls new middle school schedules
• A Second Mom: Riddle family cherishes bond between Mom, autistic son
• Mountain States president sees shift to preventative care
• Sullivan County's top finance officer says revenue outlook 'isn't pretty'
• Parents express concerns over North zone changes
• Scott school board trims $604,000 to balance budget
• Rare corpse flower blooms (and fumes) in Mount Carmel
• Judge refuses to disqualify Sullivan DA's office from Kingsport murder case
• Boy Scouts hosting storm relief collection drive
• E&H students extend helping hand to Glade Spring victims
• Stink bugs pose threat to Virginia
• Competing meetings, agendas on tap for Wise school board
• Northeast State accelerates renovations at auto school
• Collective bargaining bill moves closer to vote
• Wellmont pulls funding from Friends in Need clinic
• Mothers of invention: Need for more time behind moms' wishes
• Commissioners get breakdown of rising fuel, utility costs in Sullivan
• Wise teachers ask supervisors to level fund school division
• Info from Osama raid shows interest in US trains
• Suspects sought in armed robbery of Kingsport tobacco shop
• Hawkins seventh-graders participate in Career Day
• Scott County Humane Society hosting open houses during May
• Police: Church Hill man disarms neighbor who was killing birds
• Hawkins woman claims to be president, awaiting Kid Rock
• BOE OKs 9-week report cards
• Some Native Americans angry over use of Geronimo's name in bin Laden operation
• 'American Idol' top 5 finalists attempt current and classic tunes
• Inside Bin Laden's Lair With SEAL Team 6
• Hawkins schools brace for federal funding cuts
• Sullivan BOE, teachers group reach agreement on contract
• Scott supervisors approve redistricting ordinance
• Bulls Gap man pleads guilty to rape
• Coeburn teen a finalist in Huggable Heroes contest
• Sullivan schools looking to fill several positions
• Hawkins sheriff seeks 18 new employees
• No quorum for Wise meeting called by consolidation foes
• Anderson points to Central incident in appeal for SROs
• Case against Kingsport police officer bound to Washington County grand jury
• Okla. man: Attackers tattooed "RAPEST" on forehead
• Doctored bin Laden corpse photos go viral, global
• Woman indicted in alleged Bristol car theft accused of swapping keys during test drive
• Sullivan County officer fired amidst investigation into sexual exploitation of children
• 17 indicted on drug charges, six suspects sought by police
• Bristol woman acquitted of prescription fraud
• Wise school board members sue superintendent
• Baker resigns immediately as superintendent of Scott schools
• NWS confirms six tornadoes in NE Tennessee, SW Virginia
• Rogersville's 'Memory Lane' festival canceled for this year
• Sullivan teachers contract stalls over length, start date
• Majority in U.S. poll say bin Laden's death makes America safer
• 16% of voters, 30% of Republicans still think Obama was not born in U.S.
• Raid poses narrative challenge for White House
• In the end, the menacing terrorist had no gun
• Kingsport jail inmate indicted on escape charge
• Jeanes to speak at his last commencement as president of Milligan College
• Former Rogersville prosecutor arrested in sex-for-leniency case
• Flight 93 victim's father says demise of terrorist leader brings relief
• Consolidation foes boycott meeting; Mullins said board was to considered services of outside legal services
• Sullivan BOE OKs downsized renovation of Ketron
• Two arrested by ex-Hawkins deputy have cases dropped
• Kingsport man jailed after high-speed chase
• Sullivan panel fails to OK proposal to give non-school employees pay hike
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Osama bin Laden killed during firefight at luxury Pakistan hideout
• Workers demand better jobs, pay on May Day
• Joyous Americans gather to mark bin Laden death
• Shoppers should get ready to pay more at register
• Obama wants to restore belief in American dream
• Murder suspect who escaped arrest in Blountville turns himself in
• Morristown man charged with 199 counts of cruelty to animals
• Kingsport man charged with stealing jewelry from ex-girlfriend's mother
• Motorist on cell phone allegedly strikes traffic worker in Kingsport
• Monday fire destroys Bloomingdale home
• Greene County residents pray for victims of deadly tornado
• U.S. forces kill Osama bin Laden
• Hawkins assessor: State reappraisal process doesn't account for bad economy
• Hawkins E-911 emergency alert system sends warnings by phone
• Scouts prepare for Expo, busy summer
• No candidates running in Gate City, Duffield special elections
• Four arrested in drug sweep of TVA work site in Rogersville
• General Assembly elects Dotson as circuit court judge in Wise County
• Rogersville woman faces multiple meth charges
• Better guideline enforcement sought for Kingsport historic districts
• Forecaster: Storm brewed from moisture, high temps
• Kingsport school officials revamp capital projects list
• Virginia woman who shook salt habit recognized
• Health care providers get pertussis update
• Portion of Virginia Creeper Trail closed
• UT experts give homeowners advice on 'petscaping' their yards
• Wise group files lawsuit to block consolidation
• First year of medical school great experience
• Legislation would rein in 'drug switching'
• Airport authority closer to reality
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast to be held Wednesday
• Kingsport attorney disciplined for failure to act on clients' behalf
• Thousands still without power, storm cleanup continues
• Puppy dispute prompts car chase, crash, felony charges for Kingsport women
• Aftermath: Storms kill 13, injure 80 across region
• Storm survivors tell their stories, begin the cleanup
• History in the making: Kate, William ready to wed
• Endeavour weathers storm, ready to launch Friday
• Dugard 'relieved' by kidnappers' guilty pleas
• History in the making: Kate, William are wed
• Marines get trained on accepting gay recruits
• UPDATE: Dozens of tornadoes kill 200 in 6 Southern states
• Gov't to urge food companies to limit ads for kids
• Fire in Kingsport elementary school doused by sprinkler system
• Environmental groups host hearing on 'fracking'
• Wednesday's tornado outbreak in region could be biggest in recorded history
• 'American Idol' finalists take on Carole King tunes; rocker James Durbin dubbed front-runner
• Police say murder suspect not found in charred trailer, is still at large
• Power outage could impact water service to all of Colonial Heights area this morning
• Thirteen dead, 80 injured as tornadoes batter region
• 'It sounded like a train carrying my house,' Glade Spring tornado survivor says
• STORM UPDATE: 15 storm deaths reported, two Johnson County women killed when mobile homes were 'blown away'
• Wise County school superintendent details merger plan
• Former Sullivan highway foreman receives diversion, must pay $48,026
• Shipley withdraws ATV bill
• Trace Adkins returns to Fun Fest
• Area eighth-graders get career tips ranging from veterinary school to IT
• Hawkins 'Monkey Man' named in meth manufacturing indictment
• Suspect charged in third break-in of drugstore after release from hospital
• William, Kate thank everyone for their kindness
• Violent weather rips through the South, killing at least 1 and leaving path of destruction
• Woman allegedly crawls under vehicle in Kingsport traffic, dragged out and pepper sprayed by police
• UPDATE: Murder suspect yet to be found at Blountville scene, thorough search to come
• Pay freeze for Sullivan county workers official seeking in nearly first four raise years
• Wounded dog recovering at vet's office in Blountville
• Four facing federal drug charges in Scott raid
• Early voting begins today at Sullivan election office
• Clinch Mountain Music Fest organizers announce lineup
• Three indicted in beating, robbery of elderly Hawkins woman
• Kingsport school budget includes 2% raise
• Bristol mail carrier gets probation for stealing prescription drugs
• UPDATE 10:41 p.m.: Tornado warning issued for portions of Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia
• Kingsport crash victims remain hospitalized
• Former Vance Middle School teacher set for trial in child pornography case
• Tornadoes possible as hazardous weather moves over Tri-Cities area
• Murderer to serve concurrent 15 years for stabbing wife
• Gate City police arrest Kentucky man on drug counts
• Corker looks to attach spending cap to debt ceiling bill
• Evidence room theft could compromise drug cases in Hawkins County
• KPD officers find husky shot under bridge on Greenbelt
• Case against former Hawkins prosecutor goes to grand jury
• Working boomers say age a plus at office
• Bill to void Nashville ordinance advances in House
• Levi Johnston will publish tell-all book in fall detailing relationship with Palin family
• Alleged Easter day burglary of liquor store prompts Kingsport arrest
• Kingsport DUI suspect charged with child endangerment
• Bristol man convicted in murder case sentenced on lesser charges
• Kingsport police seek information on credit card fraud, auto burglary suspect
• Four-vehicle crash on Stone Drive injures two
• Severe thunderstorm, flood warnings issued for Tri-Cities area
• Fire damages multiple Kingsport apartments
• Supreme Court rejects quick review of health care law
• Trial set for Bristol man accused of fondling nine-year-old girl
• Whitesburg man struck, killed near Rogersville
• Scott County election draws 26 hopefuls so far
• Positive spin: Vinyl records on the comeback trail
• NETWORKS CEO: 'Things are looking good' for region
• Opponents renew efforts to repeal Hall Income Tax
• Future of higher education buildings remains murky
• Scott County officers hit the streets to round up 55 drug suspects
• Kingsport, Johnson City gain jobs in March
• Tennessee man accused of trying to fill fraudulent prescription in Virginia
• Russell County Fairgrounds to host Virginia Coal Festival May 20-21
• Peace Corps marks 50 years of broadening horizons
• St. Paul voters launch petition targeting school board member
• Wounded soldier still serving his country on the local level
• Kingsport man charged with attempted second-degree murder
• Drug roundup underway in Scott County
• Hawkins deputy arrested, charged with stealing drugs from evidence locker
• St. Paul council commits funds to fight school closure in court
• Air pollution officials warn Sullivan County to clean up its act
• Nevada GOP senator resigning amid Senate ethics probe
• Spotlight on better uniforms for female GIs
• Mexican hunger-striker gets trip to royal wedding
• Senate OKs Tenn. school voucher program on 18-10 vote
• 'American Idol' eliminates finalist, leaving 6 singers to compete
• Ron Ramsey questions Amazon deal
• CDC predicts smoking will be banned in all states by 2020
• Hearing postponed in case of Kingsport man accused of landlord's murder
• Bristol attorney suspended for failing to show up for clients' court appearances, restitution ordered
• Wise County attorney awaiting direction on redistricting plan
• Eight flee as Hawkins deputies raid suspected meth house
• Surgoinsville barber gets 35 years on federal drug, weapons charges
• Former Gate City man indicted in second alleged roofing scam
• Schools' sexuality bill headed to full Senate
• Collective bargaining bill headed to full Senate
• Former Sullivan County animal shelter supervisor charged with sexual contact with inmates, misconduct
• Haslam notes successes of first 100 days in office
• Mount Carmel budget draft cuts property tax 10 cents
• Roe, Griffith unlikely to vote to raise debt ceiling
• Rewards up to $80,000 in Tenn. woman's disappearance case
• Baby cut out of pregnant Kentucky woman
• Woman shoplifts nearly $2,000 worth Of medication
• FBI: Tenn. officer tried to sell information
• Tri-Cities tornado watch canceled
• Chairman Huffman Leads Tri-City Protest Against Tea Party
• Kingsport police warn of 'spoof' calls claiming to be from department
• Blountville home nurse gets probation for use of patients' credit cards
• ATV rider charged with DUI after allegedly striking van on Kingsport road
• Sullivan County officer advances to final round of 'America's Most Wanted' All-Star voting
• Kingsport nursing home resident pleads guilty to attempted fondling of 7-year-old visitor
• Church Hill teen charged in incident on rail trestle
• Pets banned at Capitol complex after Favors lament
• Tenn. Dems say GOP blocking local governments
• Arizona gov. vetoes 'birther' bill
• Southwest Virginia man, attempting to move downed tree, killed when chain snaps
• Suspect charged as accessory in Bristol man's slaying waives case to grand jury
• Kingsport plans annexations in Lynn Garden, Fall Creek
• Tea party calls out area GOP lawmakers
• Sullivan commission approves changes to landfill contract
• Kingsport man charged in robbery of Rally Mart
• Poll: Students grade high school down, college up
• Abortion resolution gets two-thirds Senate votes
• Official: No one cleared in TN woman's abduction
• West Virginia man, 75, ID'd as victim of fatal I-81 motorcycle crash
• Motorcyclist injured in Kingsport wreck
• Hawkins youths allegedly lay on tracks to let train roll over, avoid being struck
• Woman's lifetime disability alimony is slashed after ex spots photos of her belly dancing
• GOP wave reshapes nation's agenda state by state
• Poll: Students optimistic despite money doubts
• South looks to recover from killer twisters
• Officials ask residents for help in finding Bobo
• Film fans head for 'Rio,' shrug over new 'Scream'
• Super rich see federal taxes drop dramatically
• Americans still split about whether their taxes are too high
• Morning fire at Stone Drive auto repair business
• Sullivan commissioners to consider using county dollars to save state job
• Candidates weigh in on whether Kingsport should take over Sullivan South
• Family has 'delightful' experience caring for miniature horse
• Holston Electric Cooperative cuts minimum bill at three Hawkins County schools
• Hawkins County Board of Education honors longtime executive secretary
• Dominion CEO to give UVa-Wise address
• Dispute between drivers leads to vehicle being rammed on I-26
• Elizabethton doctor reprimanded for poor management of weight loss patients
• Wetlands gets new lease on life as outdoor classroom
• What is your philosophy on annexation, aldermen candidates?
• Kingsport eyes Lee Apartments for city's next HOPE VI project
• High fuel prices quash hopes for more flights at TCRA
• Yennie: Explore test results early predictor of students' ACT scores
• Kingsport woman injured when tree smashes into two mobile homes
• Tennessee GOP panel rejects call for closed primaries
• Tea partiers rally in the Model City
• Kingsport alderman candidates outline top priority for city
• Redistricting impasse frustrates Wise registrar
• Update: Hawkins County traffic stop ends in meth, welfare fraud charges
• UT makes Playboy's top party school list
• Fall Branch woman charged in fatal crash
• Multi-vehicle wreck closes all but one-lane of I-26 at Bays Mountain cut
• Nickelsville pair charged with prescription fraud in Kingsport
• Motorcyclist killed in I-81 crash; fleeing SUV driver sought
• Farmers Market to open with limited parking
• Wise County supervisors deadlock on redistricting
• SCEA protests proposed changes
• Sheriff: Hawkins man shot in groin during alcohol-fueled argument
• Roe critical of Obama's budget plan
• Likely GOP contenders plot tea party strategies
• Police search for Tenn. woman dragged from home
• GOP leaders says Dems reckless on hospital fee
• State's jobless rate unchanged in March
• ABC cancels 2 longtime soaps from daytime lineup
• Pa. man seeks pet pig after suburban police send it to farm, citing local ban on farm animals
• Coal plant shutdown to cost Rogersville 140 jobs
• Local residents hope to take reality show world by storm
• Subcommittee kills bill to raise cockfighting fine in Tennessee
• Shipley bill targets methadone substitutes
• Sullivan school budget to cut costs, but also include raises
• Kingsport pair arrested on drug counts
• Scott officials charge Kingsport man
• Blountville woman convicted of trading sex for cash, crying rape
• Trail maintenance concerns may put brakes on Shipley's ATV bill
• Update: Search continues for Tennessee woman seen abducted from home
• Kingsport gas station clerk charged with embezzlement
• Kingsport man indicted for allegedly 'sexting' teen
• Hawkins offers beekeepers sweet deal to relocate hive
• Kingsport alderman hopefuls offer views on collective bargaining
• Architect looking for new Ketron bid at $10M
• Sheriff wants 5% pay increase for employees, $578,000 for eight additional school resource officers
• School board members walk out of closed session in Wise
• Tea party groups set rally in Kingsport
• Ex-exotic dancer turned Volunteer High math teacher won't be charged for relationship with student
• Who fired first Civil War shot? A dispute in Fla.
• House GOP budget retains Democratic Medicare cuts
• All legislative acts and resolutions to be online
• Immigration bills advance in Tenn. House
• Haslam 'won't apologize' for Cabinet pay hikes
• Ex-boxer Sugar Ray Leonard knocked out of the competition on `Dancing With the Stars'
• DUI suspect, found stopped on Stone Drive, charged with child endangerment
• Rogersville BMA asks school board to help city avoid tax hike
• Robotic surgeries increase in Memphis
• Doctors aren't sure why, but girls hitting puberty earlier than ever
• New evidence cited as reason for postponement of former Kingsport priest's sex abuse trial
• GOP gets its turn on Medicare hot seat
• Hawkins County officials assess damage after storm moves through area
• TCAP testing to kick off this week in local schools
• Kids discover neglected grave of Revolutionary War soldier
• Hawkins County kindergarten registration begins April 29
• Kingsport schools making switch to nine-week report cards
• Eastman retiree spends free time volunteering
• Severe thunderstorms sweep through region
• Mayor Phillips blasts Northeast State Community College leader
• Food City plans to recreate Kingsport Press landmark
• Long-term issues remain for city, Sullivan schools
• Updated: Kingsport, Church Hill men charged in Scott County drug sting
• Judge refuses to lower bond for rape, attempted murder suspect
• NFIB stance on hearing aids ruffles feathers of GOP legislators
• Victims of bullies should ask for help
• Internet, texting moves bullying into 21st century
• Model City's improvement plan includes library expansion
• Kingsport schools question drop in funding from county
• Lee, Scott and Wise counties have some of the highest concentrations of poverty in Virginia
• Overuse injuries more common among young athletes
• Region under tornado and severe weather watch; TORNADO WARNING issued for Wise, Lee counties in Va., Hancock, Hawkins counties in Tenn.
• Cowell widens audition process for 'The X Factor'
• Vote-counting error rocks Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• American Idol shocker; Songbird Pia Toscano sent packing
• Thunderstorms predicted across Tri-Cities region
• Kingsport woman charged with stealing guitar from Higher Ground Baptist Church
• Overturned tractor trailer slows traffic on I-81 in Kingsport
• Driver in 2008 Stone drag racing crash sentenced
• Budding scientist says plants prefer classical music to rock
• Sullivan eyes proposal to trim benefits of new hires
• Wise set for vote on redistricting
• Tennessee House OKs bill prohibiting pets from riding in motorist's lap
• Kingsport BOE extends tuition-free status for year
• Scott County superintendent announces resignation
• Workers brace for effect of government shutdown
• Before deliberating, Bonds' jurors get an earful about baseball's Steroids Era
• EcoSafe wants to eliminate landfill contract wording
• Scott to level fund schools in 2011-12
• Bill addresses HIV acquired by Tennessee first responders
• Three charged in drug deal at Rogersville Burger King
• Foundation says Bristol Palin worth $332K compensation
• GOP prepares 1-week extension as shutdown looms
• One injured in Blountville traffic collision
• Agencies try to explain Gatlinburg wastewater plant collapse
• Former Bristol woman who got 60 years for child rapes wants appeal bond
• Paris Hilton sued over $60K in borrowed gems
• Trial set for Kingsport man accused of abuse, neglect of mother, 95
• Georgia woman says she found lottery ticket worth $189,000 while cleaning out her purse
• Trial date set on elderly Bristol man's sexual battery charges
• Maine boy without hands honored for penmanship
• One arrested, second suspect sought in burglary of Kingsport storage units
• Bluff City man arrested after alleged discovery of meth lab
• Sullivan County domestic call allegedly finds meth lab
• Convicted sex offender arrested for entering school campus
• City opposes transfer of Northeast State buildings to state
• Rogersville sixth-grader heading to national technology competition
• Yennie focusing on 'efficiencies' at Sullivan North
• Kingsport marks four years with no fire fatalities
• Kingsport BMA candidates offer ideas for city
• Hawkins County school system honors 2011 Teachers of the Year
• Sullivan North on 'radar' for future school closures
• Two Rogersville men facing cocaine charges after traffic stop
• Gov't shutdown poses big risks to both parties
• Bristol Palin earns $262K for teen pregnancy work
• Hell-questioning pastor says he didn't envision controversy
• Tenn. ranks next to last in rankings of most peaceful states in the nation
• Bristol woman convicted of hiding pills, lying to police after boyfriend's overdose death
• Wise voters elect consolidation foe to school board
• Lee man sentenced to 38 years in murder of nurse
• To keep vehicles off paved roads Shipley amends ATV legislation
• Senate to vote to repeal small part of health law
• High winds, rain, hail hit the South; 1 killed
• Ned McWherter, ex-governor, House speaker, dies
• UPDATE - Frost advisory posted for Tri-Cities area; some area residents still without power after last night's storms
• Kingsport officer arrested in Washington Co., suspended from duty
• Storage building destroyed
• Ketron bids $2M too high, project to be downsized
• Sullivan panel holds off voting on extension office proposal
• Man charged with DUI while dropping student off at school
• Surgoinsville man arraigned on kidnapping, assault charges
• Duffield man's rape trial postponed
• Wise County crash kills one, injures one
• Japan nuke plant spews more radiation into sea
• Polls reveals baby boomers' retirement fears
• Three arrested on drug charges at Kingsport apartment
• Case of teen accused of rape headed to Sullivan County grand jury
• Workers at Japan nuke plant use bathwater dye to trace leak, deliberately dump tainted water
• Path of radiation leak at Japan plant unclear
• Sheen does better in Chicago after Detroit failure
• Tenn.'s all-time big Powerball winner stays busy
• Strong thunderstorms to move across Tri-Cities this evening
• Kingsport alderman exploring discount drug program for residents
• TDOT campaign emphasizes danger of railway crossings
• Kingsport gains jobs, but unemployment rate climbs
• Democrats, GOP spar over state takeover of Medicare
• Volunteer High teacher suspended after allegations of 'inappropriate conduct'
• UVa-Wise professor does research on Ashley Judd's ancestry for NBC show
• Joy Mining plans $1.15M expansion at Duffield facility
• Tuition decision due at April 7 Kingsport Board of Education meeting
• Sullivan County deputies arrest suspect in S.C. homicide
• For 20 years, Children's Advocacy Center aiding abused children
• Vince Staten: It was 1956, and I just had to have a power blue Easter chick
• Redistricting plan trims seat from SW Virginia
• Kingsport Police Department again earns accreditation
• 5 goats found wandering gritty NJ city; official says they were probably for meat or sacrifice
• Suspect arrested in Halloween stabbing at Kingsport nightclub
• Ex-Sullivan Sheriff's captain granted diversion for fueling mother's SUV with county funds
• Rogersville BOE looks to trim $152,678 deficit
• Bristol man pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Voter registration deadline for Kingsport election April 18
• Welcome to a divided government; 2 sets of facts in budget dispute
• NTSB arrives at scene of fatal NC plane crash
• Rebels on the run from Libyan tanks, rockets; calls for airstrikes go unanswered
• Tenn. gun maker officials plead guilty in arms trafficking case, agree to help investigation of owner
• Defeated Sullivan mayoral candidate's DUI case postponed again
• Hawkins OKs extra security for hearings on reappraisals
• Wise supervisors, school board set meetings on consolidation
• Web site lets Tennessee residents report unnecessary government regulation
• Robbery victims accused of growing marijuana indoors
• Newspaper carrier accused of DUI, buying alcohol for underage passengers
• Obama doesn't mention Libyan rebels
• Japan on 'maximum alert' over nuke crisis
• Bill to allow direct shipment of wine in Tenn.
• Britney is back to seduce us again
• Motorist rescued when vehicle goes into Holston
• Radiation in seawater may be spreading in Japan
• Emails: Insiders worried over political 'meddling'
• Reese Witherspoon marries Hollywood agent beau in private ceremony in California
• Prince William avoids the press as he celebrates end of his single life with secret bash
• Nickelodeon adds voice to make youngsters aware of cyberbullying
• Man beaten unconscious outside Kingsport Walmart, suspect arrested
• Police: Kingsport man permits, encourages juveniles to vandalize neighbor's home
• Investigation into confiscated beer prompts resignation of Kingsport officer; two face termination
• Hawkins County pair accused of drug, urine possession
• Hawkins County Humane Society seeks homes for 24 dogs recently seized
• Creator of Super Glue, former Eastman employee, dies at 94
• Kingsport sets Clean Up, Pick Up and Recycle event
• Kingsport planner helps struggling town in Sudan
• As Mideast lashes out against corruption, U.S. Chamber of Commerce lobbies to weaken anti-corruption law
• Vince Staten: Kingsport's Bozo the Clown Show preserved on videotape
• Eastman Kodak wins a round in $1 billion patent dispute against makers of iPhone, BlackBerry
• Don Hill dies at 81
• Haslam gathers input for economic growth strategy
• Governor leads 'honest conversation' with teachers
• Haslam sets goal to increase college graduates
• Steve Hawkins leaves post as anchor, news director with WCYB
• Kingsport mayor backs free tuition for Roosevelt, Kennedy students
• Wise County supervisors reschedule special session on high schools
• TBR member says colleges should just say no to guns
• Bays Mountain adds ropes courses to attractions with minimal impact on park
• Dangerous breach suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Mother of wounded soldier wants answers from Army, Kingsport soldier among those shot
• Judge denies motion to dismiss case against ex-Kingsport priest accused of sexual abuse
• Blountville woman allegedly pepper sprays mother after pot plants destroyed
• Public notice violation foils supervisors meeting in Wise
• Breast-feeding bill sails through Tennessee Senate 32-0
• Sullivan County schools consolidate oversight of construction projects
• Hawkins arson suspect says he was angry over meth lab
• Blountville man pleads guilty to kidnapping, domestic assault
• False report of kidnapping, rape results in teen's arrest
• Woman enters plea in embezzlement case
• Gate City man's trial in murder-for-hire plot postponed again
• Blountville man to face trial after discovery of child porn
• Transportation panel puts brakes on right turn bill
• JC man to serve 4 years for possessing child porn
• Anxiety in Japan over radiation in tap water
• Gaza police report Israeli airstrike, no injuries
• Tea Party scolded for calling Haslam 'socialistic'
• Ex-Sen. Fed Thompson call's Haslam's tort reform plan unnecessary
• Hispanic population in Sullivan, Washington counties double; census to show Hispanics to hit 50 million nation wide
• Freeze watch posted for Tri-Cities tonight, Friday morning
• Kingsport students slimming down
• 'Coal' could be TV gold
• New exchange between Gaza and Israel; 1 dead
• Screams fill 911 calls after fatal SC train crash
• Former Kingsport couple plead not guilty to infant daughter's murder
• Sullivan County DA announces retirement plans
• Rogersville BMA eyes third consecutive property tax hike
• Kingsport BMA OKs another annexation in Colonial Heights
• Meeting set to advance proposal for Battle of Blountville state park
• Kingsport soldier injured in fatal Afghanistan shooting, incident under investigation
• Kingsport man allegedly sells dynamite, blasting cap to juvenile
• Two Kingsport men accused of rapes of girl, 13; child sex offender allegedly fails to register Kingsport addresses
• Hawkins man accused of selling stolen Lortab pills; 3 others charged
• Sullivan agrees to provide signs to city watch groups
• Alexander says disaster in Japan will sharpen focus on nuclear safety
• Griffith: Congress should rein in EPA
• A perfect GOP candidate is hard to find
• US sees few good options if Yemen government falls
• Longtime blues piano player Pinetop Perkins dies
• Rival tanks deploy in streets of Yemen's capital after powerful general defects to opposition
• Taco Bell price hike sends customer over the edge, shoots at police, holes up in hotel room
• Two treated for stab wounds received this weekend
• Man allegedly curses police at Kingsport IHOP, gets pepper sprayed
• Tennessee fires coach Bruce Pearl
• Cruise missile blasts Gadhafi's compound near tent
• Health care overhaul taking root in divided nation
• Kingsport motorist arrested after reportedly driving on sidewalks, striking utility poles
• Man killed in bed when pickup lands in Johnson City apartment; driver arrested
• Proposed bill tightens restrictions on 'right on red' traffic camera citations
• Kingsport school officials pleased with proposals in Haslam budget
• USPS official: No plans to close downtown, Colonial Heights post office branches
• Hill sponsoring bill to loosen restrictions at farmers markets
• Seat belt violation in Hawkins County results in drug charges being filed
• Three charged in Church Hill burglary
• Sullivan County Commission to consider revenue projections for highway department
• Faulk expresses confidence breast-feeding bill will pass
• Club at Ridgefields opens for golfers Monday
• Vince Staten: I'm a sucker for promotional pens, and Claude has a doozy
• Recruitment program paying off for Kingsport
• Gate City couple charged with child endangerment
• Scott County teachers won't see raise but may get bonus
• Litter crew finds explosive devices in Church Hill
• U.S., British ships, submarines launch cruise missiles at Libyan air defenses
• Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation program testing the waters
• Kingsport man, woman charged in robbery
• Ethanol helping fuel NASCAR drivers
• Haslam says his first budget called for 'hard choices'
• Volunteers tackle illegal dump sites in Wise County
• Gate City man, Kingsport man arrested on drug charges
• Tennessee farmers markets are green with first crops of spring
• Kingsport Birding Trail offers opportunities to spot numerous varieties
• Speedy drive on Stone Drive nets Kingsport man a fifth DUI charge
• Kitzmiller hopes Kingsport BOE continues free tuition despite rescinded agreement
• Local FedEx pilot describes devastation seen in Japan
• Former Kingsport contractor guilty of construction fraud
• Kingsport, VA nurses lose licenses for diverting drugs
• Driver, passenger face drug charges after traffic stop in Rogersville
• Why inflation hurts more than it did 30 years ago
• Charlie Sheen adds 12 more dates to his `Violent Torpedo of Truth' live tour
• Teen charged with holding girlfriend captive while threatening her with AK-47
• Greeneville man convicted of using sex slaves to kidnap baby
• Japan official: Disasters overwhelmed government
• Libyan announces cease-fire after UN vote
• Kingsport man arrested for alleged rape, kidnapping of estranged wife
• Police identify victim of fatal crash
• TDEC chief says Tenn. can protect environment while growing economy
• Bays Mountain debuts new show at planetarium
• Wise school board tiebreaker says 'It's all about the kids'
• Elizabethton High School student dies from suspected meningitis case
• Raymond Davis' release eases Pakistan-US tensions
• Top lawmaker protests 'whistle-blower' demotion
• Teachers' bargaining bill advances in House
• Republicans say consumer bureau is too powerful
• Bluff City woman arrested on meth charges
• Thursday fire guts home's garage outside of Gray 　
• Rollover wreck slows Stone Drive traffic, sends one to hospital
• Gate City man convicted of incest
• Abused mothers need help
• Japanese plant poses little threat to US -- for now
• Labor backers arrested at Tenn. Capitol protest
• Haslam announces funding for new charter schools
• Police identify victim of fatal Kingsport crash
• Former employees of Veterans Affairs, Kingsport hospitals disciplined for drug-related issues
• Report of man thrown from truck on I-81 prompts arrest
• Sullivan flunks maintenance of effort test, state withholds $45,000 a month
• Wise sets public hearing on two redistricting plans
• Rogersville man sentenced to four years for '09 robberies
• DUI suspect drives through yards
• Insuring Fido a must for some
• Rogersville attorney suspended, placed on probation
• Kingsport juvenile robbed by man with box cutter at Town Center
• Burglar steals meds from Bloomingdale pharmacy
• Driver killed in Kingsport collision
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Fed meets as economic risks widen
• Sniper who shot SW Va. deputies made final phone call to his wife
• Rally planned for Tenn. workers at Capitol
• Tenn. climber stranded on cliff for 6 days rescued
• Financial woes stall progress on Scott sports complex
• Suspected arson ends in meth arrests
• Man allegedly sought refund at gunpoint
• Police investigate alleged abduction attempt at Blountville DMV office
• Man allegedly pulls air pistol at Kingsport Walmart and demands money, then claims he's 'kidding'
• Pastor catches flak for hot spin on Scripture: Hell's temporary
• Truck dragging spool of wire prompts Kingsport theft arrest
• Decision on dismissal of former Kingsport priest's sex abuse charges delayed
• Kingsport man, 64, allegedly kicks car, curses motorists
• Police arrest two during alleged Kingsport burglary
• Police recover guns stolen in Sullivan County
• Former Kingsport couple accused of killing infant daughter transported from Kansas jail
• 2nd explosion at stricken Japan nuclear plant
• UPDATE - 2 SW Va. deputies killed, 2 wounded in shooting rampage
• Spanking 1-year-olds is common in depressed dads
• UPDATE: 2nd explosion rocks Japan nuclear plant; rods at another reactor fully exposed
• Police: Shots fired at officers in Southwest Virginia
• National Guard opens new armory in Mount Carmel
• From humble start BMS exceeds expectations
• Vince Staten: Think spring is almost here? Don't let down your guard!
• Tri-Cities unemployment rises in January
• Fifth-grader shows being small no obstacle to success
• Kingsport to revisit Model City Coalition Plan for downtown
• NET lawmakers split on teachers' collective bargaining rights bill
• Church Hill man faces assault charges after gun incident at ex-wife's house
• Shipley refiles ATV bill in Tennessee House
• Virginia fire officials still wary despite recent rainfall
• Updated calendar gives Scott students two-day spring break
• Republicans planning cost curbs on health benefits
• Ramsey: State should run failing Memphis schools
• Charlie Sheen files $100 million suit against Warner Bros. and 'Two and a Half Men' producers
• UPDATE: Tsunami waves slam Hawaii, sweeping through islands after massive earthquake in Japan
• Morning wreck on I-81 closes lanes, critically injures driver
• Two charged with theft of metal from Sullivan County business
• Two Kingsport roads briefly closed as police respond to domestic call
• Court date set for ex-Sullivan County jail administrator facing theft charges
• New trial dates for Kingsport murder suspects
• Meth suspect in detox cell allegedly attacks deputies
• Obama to bullying victims: I know what it's like
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems, cuts collective bargaining
• Tri-Cities residents told to put the rain gear away and get ready for some snow
• Police: Fall Branch woman uses fake police report to scam bank
• Former Kingsport couple charged with murder of infant daughter
• Kingsport FedEx employee charged with stealing meds from package
• Abingdon search warrant nets meth arrest
• Tennessee couple sentenced for three bank robberies
• 'Kicking the tires'Huckabee still deciding plans for 2012 presidential race
• TV's Kate Plus 8 help local food drive
• Sullivan commissioner asks county to pay for neighborhood watch signs
• Gate City hires new police chief
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Spending fight: Back to the bargaining table
• Governor's tenure proposal advances in House
• Alleged scammer to face grand jury
• 'One and a Half Men'? How Sheen sitcom can go on
• Former doctor changing plea in pain pill case
• Business community supports teacher tenure changes
• Pakistan's stance on Big Stone Gap native Raymond Davis case being perceived as diplomatic win
• Government employee pensions anger private sector workers
• Kingsport police investigating alleged robbery of pedestrian
• Heavy rain expected today, tonight; flood watch posted for region
• Sullivan County's Sheriff's Office most wanted
• Fired Sullivan County jail administrator faces theft charges for misuse of county-issued fuel card
• Yennie: No layoffs to fund Sullivan teacher raises
• Kate of Kate Plus 8 appearing at Kingsport Food City
• Kingsport man indicted for alleged solicitation of 16-year-old female
• Police: Drugstore burglary suspects OD on stolen goods
• Tip leads police to meth lab in Nickelsville
• Tax lawsuit could cost Wise County $3.6 million
• Farmhouse fire kills 7 children
• Senate will likely kill bills slashing government spending
• 21 priests named in sex report are suspended
• Flood watch posted for Tri-Cities region
• Nato begins 24-hour surveillance over Libya, weighs no-fly zone option
• Bristol pair charged in connection with Sullivan County murder appear in court
• Police: Kingsport DUI driver flips vehicle over parked car
• Drug suspect leads deputies on 100 mph chase
• Hawkins inmate pleads guilty to beating murder suspect
• Bristol man pleads guilty to receiving child porn
• Hawkins Sheriff says drug debt behind shoot-out
• Anti-tax pledge directs budget debates nationwide
• Without 'Men,' is Charlie Sheen winning or losing?
• Accused abusive Catholic priests live unmonitored
• Tennessee House passes the 'Health Freedom Act'
• Father: SUV crashes into Ky. home atop baby girl's crib; infant survives with merely a scratch
• Large Nashville church drops Baptist from name
• Did a NASA scientist find signs of alien bacteria in meteorite? Colleagues highly doubt it
• Kingsport traffic stop nets drug arrest
• White House promotes Muslim help against terrorism
• Kingsport construction projects down slightly in 2010
• Sharp selected as new elections administrator in Hawkins County
• Weekend storm brings winter back to region
• Double murder suspect captured in Hawkins County
• Two men injured during shootout in Beech Creek community of Hawkins County
• Sullivan County officials want to create military state park in Blountville
• Federal funding cuts hit nonprofit group hard
• Kingsport parents invited to see proposed math textbooks
• 'American Energy Renaissance' theme of May coal conference
• Higher gasoline costs driving up food prices
• Vince Staten: Account of 1897 earthquake is 'citizen journalism' at its finest
• Wise County ends fiscal year with $2 million surplus
• Trial postponed for three Bristol bondsmen accused of kidnapping
• USDA projects 2 to 3 percent increase in food prices in 2011
• Bariatric surgery helps those who struggle with obesity get new lease on life
• Shipley backs effort to build Carbonite facility in Kingsport
• Kingsport firefighters protest plan to relocate engine currently stationed downtown
• Food City Donates $900 to Santa Train Scholarship
• 911 call for cheeseburger and fries prompts Kingsport arrests
• Police: Hawkins County man fabricates armed robbery report
• Bristol man set for trials in theft, animal cruelty cases
• Roe pledges to work to restore meth lab cleanup funds
• Boil water alert lifted for Hawkins
• Suspect in Stone Drive drag racing wreck jailed after failing drug test
• Motions deadline extended in Sullivan County attempted murder, rape case
• Kingsport man dies in Stone Drive crash
• Eastman expansions expected to add jobs
• Rep. Matthew Hill's bill targets students' extracurricular activities
• Wise County awarded $15 million in bonds for school consolidation
• Supervisors to hear plan to block high school closures
• Poll shows Christian preferences for 2012 Republican nomination
• Kingsport man shot during one of several burglaries pleads guilty to multiple offenses
• Kingsport drunk driving suspect allegedly bites hospital nurse
• Sullivan County barn fires investigated as arson
• Hawkins hires law firm to defend Election Commission against lawsuit
• Carter County bailiff injured as woman flees courtroom
• Kingsport BMA wraps up latest Kendrick Creek annexations
• Suspects in Scott murder indicted in JC homicide
• Lane of Center Street in Kingsport closed for work
• Hawkins woman allegedly exposes toddlers to drug use
• Kingsport Fire offical named new 'Voice of Sparky'
• Hawkins County abuse victim, 3, suffers permanent brain damage
• Dispute jeopardizes Internet project in Lee, Wise counties
• Former Veterans Affairs nurse sentenced to probation for stealing pain medicine
• No injuries reported in Johnson City drive-by shooting
• Boil water notice issued for section of Hawkins County
• Gray man charged with sexual battery, rape of juvenile relative
• Kingsport police seize drugs from man slumped over steering wheel
• Convicted Kingsport child rapist ends appeal
• Police: Knife assault at Kingsport motel prompts arrest
• Last living U.S. WWI vet dies in W.Va. at age 110
• Tornado watch posted as storms move through region
• Police say Hawkins County teen accused of murdering grandparents commits suicide
• Hawkins County drug raid yields marijuana, pills, cash and guns
• Census figures show population hikes in Southwest Virginia
• Kingsport's fleet fund helps city with capital purchases
• Lenowisco seeks input from community on health concerns
• Wise County school superintendent is finalist for Colorado post
• Vince Staten: Despite some candidates, 1922 Mystery House still a mystery
• Sullivan County schools get ready for moves
• Sullivan County schools would continue talks if collective bargaining ends
• Sullivan County property taxes due Monday
• Colleges strive for balance between involving parents, cutting apron strings
• Blountville woman accused of passing stolen checks, forgery
• Tennessee environmental officials approve landfill permit
• Kingsport clearing way for indoor farmers market
• Hiltons woman guilty of first-degree murder
• Roe, Griffith on board with TCRA request
• 'Green & Growing' returns in March to Kingsport Library
• Hawkins man fatally shot during argument over best method to grow marijuana
• Sullivan County to place liens on meth lab properties, recoup loss of federal funds
• Meth mess for Feds cleanup cut off of funding lab sites
• Judge gives break to Hawkins County man accused of passing fake $20 bills
• City bondsman found not guilty of theft charges
• Roe not expecting government shutdown
• YES! Teams take fight against eating disorders into schools
• Big Stone Gap native appears in Pakistani court, insists he should be set free
• CBS, Warner pull plug on season of Sheen's sitcom
• Bodies of 3 missing Amish children found in Ky.
• Kellie Pickler's wedding revealed in music video
• Sullivan County man charged with assault on grandparents
• Update: Hawkins man charged with second-degree murder in shooting death
• Former Kingsport priest seeks dismissal of sex abuse charges
• Ketron students to be divided among four schools
• Tip leads to meth lab in Scott mobile home park
• Nickelsville man to serve 10 years for possessing child porn
• Deadliest Catch' crew member found dead in motel
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 98 dead, 226 missing
• Gov't and big tobacco in dispute over proposed ads
• Elizabethton lawyer suspended again, must pay over $21,000
• Former highway department foreman's diversion hearing postponed
• Tri-Cities forecast calls for wind, rain and thunderstorms
• Grand jury recommends changes at Sullivan County jail; cites lack of manpower, room
• DEA agents arrest three in Hawkins, part of nationwide roundup of wanted Mexicans
• Board votes to shut down three smallest Wise schools
• False report Drug suspect tells police he faked robbery, shot himself
• Sullivan County Children's Advocacy Center in need of upgrades, help sought
• Lebanon man accused of pulling knife on park guard
• Mother's murder trial reset
• Sullivan appoints interim highway commissioner
• Sullivan OKs landfill developer's contract
• Conkin appointed as District 2 judge
• Hawkins complaint: Man chasing wife with 'sword'
• Pot odor lands two women in jail
• No easy solution to impasse over Big Stone Gap native jailed in Pakistan
• Kingsport double murder suspects' court date postponed
• Laetrile won't cure cancer, can cause cyanide poisoning
• Godbee facing more allegations
• Consolidation foes float plan to keep Wise schools open
• KFD's Brickey a finalist to be voice of Sparky
• Sullivan EMS writes off $57,000 in unpaid debts
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 US counties are dying; Washington, Lee, Wise show gains, Scott posts loss
• Looking for a credit card? It pays to be rich
• Virginia trial set in death of Johnson City woman
• Gadhafi goes on Libyan TV amid wave of protests
• Strong earthquake strikes Christchurch, New Zealand, toppling buildings, killing at least 65
• Kingsport police arrest suspect in October robbery of business
• Pakistani intelligence official says Big Stone Gap native was CIA spy 'beyond shadow of a doubt'
• Lawsuit scuttles sale of Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton to Kingsport group
• Sullivan County Board of Education plans to move students out of Ketron
• Military personnel honored during New Vision Youth program
• Moonshine-fueled stabbing results in five-year sentence
• Plane makes emergency landing in Boones Creek
• Texas poised to pass bill allowing guns on campus
• Baseball bat beating results in 16-year sentence
• Masked man allegedly uses stun gun in reported attack of former girlfriend
• Holston Army Ammunitions Plant neighbors voice worries over explosives testing
• Wise BOE sets special session for Wednesday
• Kingsport man pleads guilty to extortion
• Lee County native is Virginia's first female chief justice
• Analysis shows higher scores for school systems without collective bargaining
• Bays Mountain Park buildings going green with 'lake loop' HVAC system
• Tennessee Education Association officials skeptical of study statistics
• Vince Staten: I'm putting the mystery of the 1922 House in my Cold Case file
• Study: States earn D for U.S. history standards
• Volunteers helping create working antique carousel
• Suspect in Colonial Heights car break-ins arrested
• Scott County sports complex unlikely to be ready for spring events
• Sullivan County Commission scheduled to appoint interim highway commissioner on Tuesday
• Sullivan County leaders to name replacement for retiring judge
• Kingsport planners approve commercial annexations
• Blountville man gets 6 years for drunken lawnmower ride, his 6th DUI offense
• Woman allegedly headbutts Kingsport officer, vandalizes squad car
• Bristol man pleads not guilty to rapes of 14-year-old
• Bluff City man charged with arson, false report of shooting
• Stanley Valley couple facing child neglect, abuse charges
• Hawkins man who beat father, shot himself to serve 3 years in prison
• Raises for Sullivan teachers hinge on cuts
• Hawkins woman charged in robbery of grandmother
• Bristol duo accused of drug possession, sales
• Plan may reunify Pound, Coeburn
• School boards still wrestling with impact of annexations
• Sullivan sales tax collections up in December compared to '09
• Church Hill resident asks BMA for red light cameras
• Democrats turn 'Where are the jobs?' chant on GOP
• Official: Gunmen knew ICE agents were law officers
• Immigration enforcement bill brings lawsuit threat
• Kingsport police report meth lab bust
• Kingsport woman pleads guilty to child abuse
• Unlicensed dealer pleads guilty to selling guns to ATF at Tri-Cities flea market
• Burial vaults stolen from Sullivan County cemetery
• Budget battle builds over whose state will benefit from F35 engine decision
• Hail Hickory! Scottish deerhound becomes America's top dog, wins best in show at Westminster
• Rogersville pharmacist's license revoked for drug possession without prescription
• Florida man wanted for murder of girlfriend apprehended in Kingsport
• Woman arrested in Kingsport for pointing gun at sister
• Kingsport inmate flees police in hospital parking garage
• Jury deadlocks in Blountville man's child rape trial
• Rogersville man killed in single vehicle wreck
• Surgoinsville woman uses cancer scam to steal $1,620 from aunt
• One suspect still at large in 'blind date' robbery
• Lynn Garden students may have to pay tuition at city schools
• Kingsport BMA approves last round of Kendrick Creek Road annexations
• Child rape case goes to the jury
• Bill to require photo ID from voters passes Tenn. Senate
• Guilty plea in 2009 Tennessee infant kidnapping
• 'Jeopardy!' pits man against computer in Round 1 as the computer proves a powerful opponent
• New York Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse agree to merge, creating massive exchange group
• Bristol Sprint Cup race renamed to honor Jeff Byrd
• Fire outside Kingsport scorches six acres
• Explosions lead police to Northeast Tennessee's largest meth dump site
• Hawkins man sentenced for beating, robbing 73-year-old man
• Trial begins for Blountville man charged with child rape
• Wise County board to start fresh on high schools plan
• Church Hill couple facing drug, child neglect charges
• Clinton: Nations suppress Internet at own risk
• GOP mocks Obama budget, House weighs spending cuts
• Will Palin's unconventional style bring success?
• Obama budget resurrects tax increases rejected by Congress when Democrats were in control
• Lady A wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Obama budget offers $1.1 trillion in deficit trims
• Second Johnson City shooting victim dies
• Tennessee lawmakers hoping to pass immigration reform
• Kingsport schools' zoning, tuition applications open this week
• Six charged in four Hawkins County drug cases
• Four seeking position of interim highway commissioner in Sullivan County
• Bays Mountain workers have been busy learning the ropes
• Clinch School receives 2010 TSBA school design award
• TELL Tennessee survey to give teachers voice
• Geraldine Swagerty carries on legacy from grandmother
• Sneed keeping connections open for Riverview community
• Scott County supervisors oppose Virginia House action on reassessment process
• Enjoy Valentine's Day at home with film and food
• Roe predicts ugly battle in push for federal spending cuts
• Ku Klux Klan, protesting students' suspensions, holds rally on steps of courthouse in Gate City
• Local control of landfill permit process to be reconsidered by Sullivan County commissioners
• Movie/TV star David Keith at BMS to film commercial
• School closures option back in play after Wise supervisors' vote
• Kilgore applauds House budget amendments
• Wellmont donation to help provide free mammograms
• Webb to push criminal justice reform before exit
• Kingsport schools PACK in nutrition, health initiatives
• Vince Staten: For 51 years, TEC News was on Kingsport's must-read list
• Fired Kingsport nursing home employee gets probation for stealing medication
• Kingsport man accused of attempt to run over police gets new attorney
• Suspect who shot self faces charges eight months later
• New owners breathe new life into downtown museum project
• Wise supervisors won't fund school consolidation
• More hopefuls lining up for alderman race in Kingsport
• Hawkins to continue extended school day
• Panel OKs buying new Ford Explorer for County Mayor
• Ketron alums salvage mementos of Friday night glory
• CHPD makes second Hickory Hills Apartments drug bust in two weeks
• Seven-year sentence handed to sleeping car thief in Hawkins
• Air traffic control error numbers double
• 'Granddad Bandit' bank robber pleads guilty in Va.
• Kingsport caregiver allegedly steals elderly man's credit card
• 'The Hobbit' cast ready for cameras to roll after long delays for 'Lord of the Rings' prequel
• Bristol man gets probation for rapes of teen
• Woman reporting Kingsport robbery arrested on drug charges
• Woman charged with felony shoplifting at Kingsport Walmart
• Jonesborough man charged with theft in alleged paving scam
• Public comment deadline extended for landfill
• Liquor store owner fights effort to sell wine in grocery stores
• Church Hill man's charge upgraded in death of father
• Rogersville police dog dies from a sudden illness
• Scott supervisors refuse to vote on expansion of Weber City
• Ranchers hope critters can weather subzero temps
• White House says no to emergency AK-47 regulation
• Light snow reported in Tri-Cities, Memphis, Nashville didn't get off so easy
• Kingsport man pleads guilty in attack on aunt, cousin
• Kingsport woman responsible for dog found with chain embedded in neck could get charges expunged
• Kingsport woman indicted for alleged assault of police officer
• Hawkins County Courthouse renovation 10 percent complete
• Animal shelter to fight for right to build
• Big Stone Gap native faces murder charges in Pakistan
• Some snow-buried states brace for another round
• Lindsay Lohan to face felony charge over necklace
• SC police laud workers for saving child in toilet
• 3 die in truck collision with school buses
• Heart disease, strokes are deadly in Tennessee
• Owner, operator of Tenn. arms maker face charges
• Police search for Kingsport rape, kidnapping suspect
• Snow in Tri-Cities forecast this evening, overnight
• Kingsport police: Man arrested driving 120 mph on Stone Drive
• US ups pressure on Pakistan over Big Stone Gap native detained for shooting, killing two Pakistanis
• Surgoinsville man pleads guilty to soliciting sexual assault of young girl
• Tim McGraw visits Big Stone Gap in bid to explore family tree
• TBI investigates fired Sullivan County jail administrator
• Van crashes into Kingsport Captain D's
• Rogersville BMA approves new landscaping ordinance
• Rogersville BOE to begin contract talks with director
• Wife, mother-in-law of murder suspect seek protective orders
• Resident presents petition opposed to animal shelter
• Sullivan County teacher negotiations to start with salary, benefits
• Scott County school division wins 2011 Excellence Award
• School votes on tap in Wise
• Judge close to letting TV cover Jackson trial
• Webb wants SW Va. counties included in drug program
• $10,000 bond ordered for Gate City man in snake bite death
• Man killed by armed bird at cockfight
• Animal Planet joins N.C. search for Bigfoot
• Two arrested in connection with Sullivan County murder
• Former Kingsport woman arrested in Minnesota, allegedly kept daughters from their father
• Hamblen man sentenced to six years for robbery
• Kingsport schools seeking first benefit from i3 grant
• Millions in grant dollars help fund Kingsport schools
• 2 arrested in fatal Ohio fraternity house shooting
• The rise and fall of a foreclosure king
• Tenn. park shut down after pipe bomb found
• Tenn. man walks in to hospital with knife in chest
• North Dakota wrestling team forced to withdraw from tournament after exposure to live raccoon
• People with jobs are less likely to be laid off even as the unemployed struggle to find work
• Ky. man sought in Tenn. nightclub shooting
• Kingsport Chamber honors Food City's Ed Moore with distinguished Lifetime Member Award
• Death, mutilation of Blountville man being investigated as a homicide
• Police chase ends with Kingsport man 'extracted' from car, arrested
• Deputies call death of Blountville man suspicious
• Truxton, Thornton next for traffic calming devices
• Deadline nears for public to comment on landfill proposal
• Sullivan authorities consider death of Blountville man suspicious
• Trial postponed for suspect in 2008 Sullivan County homicide
• Virginia State Police plan outpost at Gate City school
• Virginia's outdoor burning law goes into effect Feb. 15
• St. Dominic Catholic School marks 65th with 'renewed vigor'
• Kingsport gets clean report for 2010 audit
• Kingsport Boys and Girls Club fires executive director
• Vince Staten: It turns out Beaver Cleaver and I had a lot in common
• Delegate Kilgore lauds transportation funding plan
• Eastman backs GOP bid to limit control of EPA
• Publisher seeks stories from old-timers
• Update: Rider killed when motorcycle collides with car in Colonial Heights; fatality has been identified
• Men who beat, robbed 99-year-old sentenced
• Humane Society seeks to make animal fighting felony offense
• Construction of Kingsport parking garage delayed
• Shoplifting suspect who hit patrol car indicted
• Scott asks legislature to oppose expansion of The Crooked Road
• Church Hill apartment complex manager accused of selling drugs
• Haslam advisers carefully timed disclosure release
• Anti-Mubarak activists pour into Tahrir Square
• Lee County man pleads guilty to murder of mother's home care nurse, says Satan put things in his head
• Kingsport woman pleads guilty to abuse of infant son
• Employee allegedly embezzles $5,000 from Kingsport restaurant
• Tip leads to crack cocaine bust in Hawkins County
• Woman who burned child sentenced to prison
• Kingsport man sent to prison on parole violation
• Scott hires Kathie Noe as administrator
• Sullivan schools to count TCAP results as 15% of final grade
• Mammoth storm leaves bitter cold, destruction
• Egyptian army moves to stop Cairo violence, PM apologizes for Wednesday's attacks by pro-government rioters
• TBI backs prescriptions for meds used to make meth
• Tenn. agency head likens budget cuts to amputation
• WikiLeaks nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• More sloppy winter weather headed for Tri-Cities
• Police apprehend man who fled arrest at Blountville probation office
• Former Kingsport nursing home employee added to elder abuse registry
• Gate City man charged in snake bite death investigation
• New pools, hot tubs in Tenn. must have alarms to protect against children drowning
• Bristol man pleads guilty to attempted solicitation of minors, stalking
• Suspect named in murder of 74-year-old Rogersville woman
• US set to fly thousands of Americans from Egypt
• 'King's Speech' rules obvious batch of Oscar bait
• Mother, son killed in Morristown fire
• Former Bristol woman's child rape sentence cut to 60 years
• Boyd won't seek another term on Kingsport BOE
• Bays Mountain Park bobcat found dead in habitat
• Small plane has difficulty after landing at TCRA
• Gas prices decline across Tri-Cities
• Families Free supports women released from jail and their families
• Virginia state parks set record for visitors in 2010
• VITA, AARP offer free tax preparation help
• USDA has funds for farmers to improve water quality
• Retired South teacher creates puzzle for NY Times Magazine
• IRS urges taxpayers not to miss out on Earned Income Tax Credit
• Vaughn, Shipley race cost almost $180,000
• Vince Staten's 'You're Not From Around Here Quiz' - Part Two
• Murder defendant testifies he 'blacked out' during incident
• Hawkins County man accused of attempting bribe to avoid 3rd DUI
• Hawkins jail administrator back on job after TBI probe
• Scott drug arrests increase 20 percent, DUIs up 24 percent
• Lodal, Montgomery seeking re-election to BOE
• Newcomers join Kingsport alderman race
• Faulk seeks term limits for Tennessee lawmakers
• Unicoi ambulance provider calls for county takeover
• Panel can't agree on cause of Great Recession; report illustrates complex Wall Street, partisan Washington
• Former Kingsport priest's Scott Co. court date moved to July
• Hawkins deputies seize mushrooms in Church Hill raid
• No director for Sullivan EMS since shakeup
• Roe legislation would abolish board created by 'Obamacare'
• Yennie sets record straight on city, county school plans
• Social Security fund will be drained by 2037
• Belmont changes policy after gay coach protest
• Pastor in Tennessee charged with theft, allegedly stole funds from charity
• Kingsport man dumps car in junkyard after alleged assault with car
• Second Hawkins parent charged for child belt beating in less than a week
• Bogus kidnapping claim lands Rogersville teen in hot water
• Hawkins man accused of attempting bribe to avoid third DUI
• Man wrecks Jeep into Kingsport river
• Case of Bristol man accused of exposing women to HIV postponed
• Sullivan schools apply for $5M loan for energy efficiency project
• Residency status of Mount Carmel vice mayor called into question
• State of the Union stirs current of hope, doubt
• Fred Thompson turns to lobbying for trial lawyers
• Cutting Hall Income Tax could hit Tenn. budgets; Sullivan near top of the list in collections
• Officials not sure how grand piano arrived on sandbar in Miami bay
• Snow - some of it heavy at times - expected across Tri-Cities today; some school systems to close early
• Final component of new TVA gas plant arrives in Rogersville
• Kingsport police make felony drug arrests; seize methadone, marijuana
• Kingsport Police: Pellet gun vandals shoot windows on 34 cars
• Bristol man's son testifies father smoked crack cocaine before allegedly killing Gray man, stabbing wife
• Bluff City men charged with theft, aggravated assault
• Marsh won't seek re-election to BMA
• Snow days cost Scott students spring break
• Kingsport chamber may move to Quebecor site
• VDOT girds for more winter weather
• Joint session on tap for Kingsport, Sullivan BOEs
• Wise school board moves forward with consolidation
• After 50 years, it's flame-off for The Human Torch
• Man tries to beat down door with ax in Cookeville
• Southern Baptists leader quits coalition supporting rights of Muslims right to build mosques in their communities
• Lawmaker targets Tenn. teachers' collective bargaining rights
• Oprah's father says every family has secrets
• Tenn. teen beats couple to death with baseball bat
• Parts of Tri-Cities under winter storm watch tomorrow
• Attacker in alleged Kingsport beating misidentified
• Lee County officers assaulted while executing search warrant
• Woman charged with DUI in Kingsport school zone
• Opening arguments begin in Bristol murder trial
• Grand jury takes no action in Sullivan Central shooting
• Hawkins man charged with child abuse after alleged belt beating
• Hawkins deputies arrest drug suspects at convenience stores
• Hawkins approves $8M bond issue to refinance school debt
• Three departments battle house fire near Nickelsville
• Judge warns Sullivan County mayor not to circumvent court's orders
• Calif. man plans to market medical marijuana soft drinks; Doc Weed among them
• Ad seeks applicants for chemical plant in SE Tenn
• An American wish list on eve of Obama's speech
• Oprah Winfrey family 'secret' prompts buzz
• Elton John 'fed up,' feels like 'second-class citizen' in US
• More nasty winter weather headed for the Tri-Cities
• Kingsport businessman allegedly kidnaps son-in-law, has employee beat him
• Oprah Winfrey finds half-sister the talk show host's mother gave up for adoption as a child
• Bluff City couple get probation for obstructing son's prosecution
• Study ranks productivity vs. investment in schools
• ETSU College of Business reaccredited
• 14th Farm Expo continues today
• Here's Vince Staten's official 'You're Not From Around Here Quiz'
• Enrollment jump good news for Kingsport school finances
• Tennessee ready to add student progress to teacher evaluations
• Scott County schools switch from pass/fail to graded evaluations
• Heavy packs putting strain on students' backs
• Supersized transporter set to leave Knoxville Saturday
• Kingsport teen allegedly wrecks car evading police
• Kingsport caregiver allegedly charges $1,000 on elderly employer's credit card, arrested
• Judge to recalculate Bristol woman's 75-year sentence for child rape
• MMA showdown 'Cage Brawl IV' set for MeadowView Convention Center
• Narcotics investigation nets two Kingsport arrests
• Kingsport teenager's murder trial postponed to May
• Shoplifting suspect allegedly pulls knife on Kingsport store employee, claims self-defense
• Kingsport woman gets probation on drug charges
• D-B eyes nine-week grading periods; Child endangerment call results in marijuana bust
• Roe defends vote to repeal 'Obamacare'
• Tip leads Hawkins deputies to drugs
• 127 charged in Northeast Mafia crackdown
• DA: Missed chances to shut abortion clinic where babies were allegedly killed with scissors abounded
• Rain, snow expected across Tri-Cities this afternoon, tonight
• Alabama's new Republican governor apologizes for 'Christian brothers' remark
• Abortion doctor accused of killing babies with scissors
• No tweeting in Commons: UK lawmakers told off for rowing on Twitter while in debate chamber
• Attorney urges commissioners to appoint new highway chief
• Munsey won't seek fourth term on Kingsport BMA
• Non-voter verification could cost Hawkins $20,000+
• Father of Rogersville Wal-Mart sniper arrested on meth charge; HMG kicks off 2011 PCMH education series
• GOP's health care repeal: Now for the hard part
• 'American Idol' returns, with J.Lo but not Cowell
• Haslam announces blind trust; Pilot share excluded
• Chihuahua survives owl attack in suburban Chicago after owner holds onto leash
• More snow expected in Tri-Cities as speedy cold front charges across Tennessee
• Kingsport man facing charges of attempting to kill mother, arson
• Hawkins teen charged with vehicular assault in September crash
• Home invaders brandish knives, steal medication from 82-year-old woman
• Technology can handicap teenagers' social skills
• Jobs, economy hot topics at telephone 'Town Hall' meeting, Harrison tapped to oversee 'Black Hole' panel
• Phillips to seek fourth term
• Hawkins elections administrator fired
• GOP spending cuts would affect millions of people
• House to vote on repealing Obama's health care law
• Burglar leaves note: 'Eat more fish'
• TDOT says salt for roads getting short
• Power pole fire at South Eastman Road and Lincoln intersection causes street closing
• Hawkins motorists jailed on drug charges
• Kingsport man allegedly beats, chases roommate with stick
• Police: Drunk Bluff City teen hits gas station with truck
• Kingsport man pleads guilty to reckless homicide in overdose case
• Kingsport man charged with providing alcohol to three juveniles
• Motorist traveling wrong way on 11-W nearly strikes deputy
• Man dispensing 'gift cards' arrested at Kingsport Walmart
• Former Sullivan County highway chief avoids jail time for misconduct, theft
• Police seek suspect who fled traffic stop in Mount Carmel
• 'Carry on the legacy' Marchers in Kingsport celebrate, remember King
• FACT CHECK: Shaky health care job loss estimate
• Boston lacrosse team apologies for racy halftime show that featured mascot getting lap dance
• Actress Daryl Hannah patrols strip clubs, prostitution area with Oregon police
• Blame Tenn.'s winter on Arctic oscillation
• Unemployed people in Tenn. can get benefits electronically
• Social Network' friends Globes with 4 prizes
• Dangerous loners hard to catch before they act
• Tenn. man loses wallet, charged with filing false report
• Kingsport man pleads not guilty to charges of wiring, laundering $3 million of clients' investments
• Church Hill, Elizabethton nurses disciplined by board
• Swiss banker says he'll expose celebrities, politicians for tax evasion
• Northeast State delays opening of auto school
• National program gives dental work to survivors of domestic violence
• SW Virginia teacher found guilty of inappropriate conduct with 14-year-old student
• Farm fresh Food City honors its network of local growers
• Health officials say flu cases on the rise across Virginia
• Rep. Griffith blasts EPA over revoked mining permit
• 14th annual Farm Expo next weekend
• Best part of Better Homes and Gardens was 'The Man Next Door'
• Meeting set on Route 23, Wadlow Gap Road corridor
• The City of Kingsport demolished the old Ward's Mill building this week
• Hawkins judge faces $3 million sexual harassment, wrongful dismissal lawsuit
• Hawkins jail inmate accused of smuggling pills in her hair; Hawkins resolves snow day shortage with later dismissal
• Man sues county over Ten Commandments display
• Police: Woman kills herself at Memphis hospital
• Michigan woman uses laundry lint for 14-foot-long replica of da Vinci's 'The Last Supper'
• Delayed again, 'Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark' may set another Broadway record: most previews
• Son accused of stealing more than $12,000 worth of mom's jewelry
• Two wrecks, involving eight vehicles, snarls West Stone Drive traffic
• Cyrus hacker waives hearing in another case
• Riverside County district attorney wants further investigation into Lindsay Lohan
• 2010 tied for Earth's warmest year on record
• Tenn. police officers could face federal charges
• Lee County Sheriff's Office makes two theft arrests
• Hawkins jail administrator on leave pending TBI investigation
• Surveillance video shows copper theft
• Air pollution often higher indoors than out; Church Hill Health Department will be renovated, and four examination rooms will be added.
• Documents detail Ariz. suspect's college outbursts
• On shootings and politics, Palin has her own rules
• Vanderbilt Med center reacts to abortion complaint
• Police: Motorist traveling 70 mph on Fort Henry Drive charged with DUI
• Hawkins commissioner injured in head-on crash while performing highway department duties
• Icy roads blamed for Lee fatality
• Public packs hearing to oppose landfill site
• Kingsport couple accused of theft, harboring runaway
• Wise school calendar in snowdrifts
• Internet sensation's Dr. Phil appearance gets off to rough start
• Investigators find more warning signs on day of Ariz. shooting
• Judge orders Michael Jackson doctor to stand trial
• Bredesen commutes death sentence, pardons 22
• Many area roads slick, treacherous; scattered snow showers in today's Tri-Cities weather forecast
• Snow days piling up for area schools; Wise school board re-elects officers in contentious session
• Haslam predicts no changes to state handgun carry law
• DeLay defiant before getting 3-year prison term
• Nation gets first look at Arizona shooting suspect, Tucson grieves
• Tennessee delegation says threats to own safety are part of public life
• Witches' brew of winter weather makes many local roads slick, hazardous
• Most pet owners think animals have a 6th sense
• Michael Jackson doc told police of singer's need for sleep
• Westboro Baptist to picket funeral of 9-year-old girl killed in Ariz. shooting; pastor says 'that's the way God the avenger rolls'
• Neighbor says parents of Ariz. shooting suspect devastated
• Woman allegedly found smoking cigarette inside burning car on 11-W, arrested
• Church Hill woman charged with felony shoplifting
• Footprints lead police to alleged Kingsport burglar
• Kingsport shoplifting suspect allegedly found with stolen credit cards
• 9-year-old shooting victim, born on Sept. 11, 2001, was aspiring politician
• Tenn. other Southern states declare emergencies; Tri-Cities preparing for Winter's latest blast
• Haslam to leave state positions unfilled, not eliminate them
• Sheriff says Ariz. rampage suspect not cooperating and had said 'not a word' to investigators
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• Pope says Pakistan, others, must protect Christians
• 'Potter,' 'Pirates,' 'Twilight' lead big film year
• Details of suspect in Ariz rampage slowly emerge
• Arizona congresswoman critic, federal judge 5 others dead; sources say shooter mentally unstable, may have had accomplice
• Winter Storm Watch in effect, light snow accumulations possible
• Slide blocks road in Scott County
• Tennessee lawmakers seek shorter sessions, fewer bills
• Faulk, Ramsey call for election of state attorney general
• Heating technician offers tips to keep out the cold
• Ornithologist poses answer to mystery of dead blackbirds
• Vince Staten: Former Sullivan Gardens resident Biggs has Midas touch
• 9th District's Griffith settling in to new job
• Family solid foundation for medical school student
• Community rallies after theft of heating oil from animal shelter
• Tri-Cities officials ask for leeway on red light cameras
• Adequate Yearly Progress: Kingsport schools get high marks
• Tennessee releases 2010 Report Card: 'Significant challenges' facing Sullivan, Five Hawkins schools placed on 'targeted' list
• Shipley: Request for TennCare probe not political
• Area lawmakers vow to make job creation top priority
• Two charged with auto burglary in Lee County
• Texting that sparks improper contact plays role in downfall of more Tenn. teachers
• Retracted study can't stem autism-vaccine debate
• Study suggests sniffing women's tears dampens sexual desire in men
• Wife of fatally stabbed Blountville man released; police investigation continues
• Bristol man, 75, pleads not guilty to sexual battery charges
• Plea bargain could reduce Bristol man's rape by authority figure charges
• Rogersville man seeks diversion on Kingsport rape charges
• Bristol woman to serve 75 years for child rape
• Sullivan schools cancel final exams
• Roe says GOP will vote to repeal health care reform; Hawkins County man accused of possessing urine to falsify drug test
• Man breaks into house, gets drunk, then calls 911 after he can't get out
• Mega Million Jackpot winner was 'pale, shaking' when he won
• December jobs report seen showing greater hiring
• Tenn. doc gets 70-months in prison in pills on demand case
• UPDATE: Snow forecast for Tri-Cities tonight, motorists urged to use caution
• 27-year-old man charged with kidnapping, sexual battery of teenager
• Lottery jackpot winner to claim winnings in Wash.
• Paramedic in trial of Michael Jackson's doctor says things in star's bedroom didn't add up
• Friends say Omaha school gunman was fun, outgoing
• 1 dead in explosion at Tennessee ammunition plant
• Marijuana found in child's pocket during arrests at alleged drug deal in Church Hill
• Mayor says Kingsport 'should be the city with no dead ends'; Scott supervisors approve audit with time to spare
• Study linking vaccine to autism was a fraud
• Overnight Sensation: Ohio homeless man with golden radio voice overwhelmed by job offers
• Kingsport man pleads guilty to attacking police 'snitch'
• Mother arrested after Kingsport child found on sidewalk 'covered in feces'
• Woman pleads guilty in Bloomingdale store robbery, beating
• Man faces weapon charges after tussle with Kingsport police 　
• Businessmen urge Phillips to seek fourth term as mayor; Proposal would make Sullivan purchasing agent answer to mayor
• Seven charged in Scott Co. mob attack
• Bodyguard expected to testify against Michael Jackson's doctor
• Republicans take over House, rush straight into fight with President over health care
• House GOP asks business for advice on regulations
• Twins born a year apart
• Two winners will split $355M Mega Millions jackpot
• Fire at electrical substation results in Kingsport outages
• Georgia militia member's bond could be revoked in takeover threat
• Brother of missing woman doesn't wait for officials' new search, finds her remains
• Elvis show in Pigeon Forge avoids closing
• Tennessee getting $1.4 million in Ag. funds for schools, roads and country programs
• DNA clears man who spent 30 years in prison
• Volunteer band returns from Outback Bowl with four first-place trophies; Sullivan schools open doors to all students
• Man accused of attempting to cut out wife's tongue faces new assault charge
• UPDATE: USS Enterprise's commander relieved of duty over lewd videos
• Administration prepares to defy efforts to limit Obama's options for Guantanamo
• Michael Jackson's doctor faces hearing on manslaughter charge
• UPDATE: Navy puts stop to anti-gay video production aboard USS Enterprise, investigates officers who now commands the ship
• Blood test that can detect just one cancer cell closer to OK
• GOP agenda could spell gridlock for 2 years, but have greater impact in 2012 elections
• SUV leaves East Stone Drive, wrecks into creek bed
• Lindsay Lohan out of rehab, faces uncertain career, looming legal issues
• Citing health law's benefits, Senate Democrats warn Boehner they'll block health care repeal
• Kingsport man arrested after alleged comment about killing President Obama
• 10-year-old in custody after telling police he shot and killed mother
• Kingsport man charged with kidnapping ex-girlfriend
• Gate City man wants to back out of second-degree murder plea, says attorney coerced him
• Kingsport teen's murder trial postponed
• Discovery Channel pulls the plug on Michael Jackson autopsy show
• For Paula Deen, everything's coming up roses
• GOP agenda: Major impact may be on 2012 election
• Hotmail users start new year without mail or documents, Microsoft says it's a limited issue
• US Navy to probe lewd, anti-gay videos shown to carrier crew
• Fockers' edges out 'True Grit' with with $26.3M weekend
• City plans annexations in Colonial Heights area
• Scott among top 5 Virginia counties for agriculture; Chromium-6 undetectable in Kingsport water
• Your Medicare taxes won't cover what you'll cost
• Octomom's Calif. home may be sold to porn king
• Wildlife habitat spared from logging
• Bluegrass history may be made at Bill Monroe's 100th birthday bash
• City: garbage truck driver erred in his entrapment
• Few sites redeveloped after mountaintop removal mining
• Police arrest man who stole video game from boy's casket
• Lebanon couple charged with 100 felonies between them
• Prosecutor says defense will claim superstar Michael Jackson killed himself with Propofol
• With winter just begun, Kingsport schools have used banked snow days; Kingsport Ballet partnering with Northeast State
• Authorities crack down on flea market fakes
• Foreclosure rise in Q3 as fewer people get help
• Man charged in Memphis ax slaying of uncle, woman
• Smoky Mountain rockslides, landslides feared
• Reese Witherspoon announces plans for 2nd marriage
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• Lego Play Day Set in Abingdon
• Man arrested after allegedly firing shotgun in Blountville home
• Will that cold glass of milk cause cancer?
• Bristol house fire claims life of local musician, one other person
• Feds begin criminal probe of Christine O'Donnell campaign spending
• Police: Idaho man hit teen on flight over iPhone
• It's party time for Nashville celebrities; Does mountaintop removal really help economic development?; Bill Monroe's 100th birthday bash planned
• Ramsey looks ahead to legislative session; HCSO investigating robbery, burglary at St. Clair market
• US bison ranchers struggle to meet consumer demand
• Stoneware butter churn sells for $55,200 record price
• Christmas Day tryst prompts Kingsport assault, prostitution arrests
• Calif. man accused of stealing taxi, trying to register it at DMV after psych evaluation
• Police investigate discovery of dead Bristol man along I-81
• Police: DUI suspect nearly hits Kingsport cruiser
• Woman in stolen truck arrested after Kingsport chase, crash
• Domestic call sparks discovery of Sullivan County meth lab
• With fewer empty airline seats, storm's air travel mess could take days to untangle
• SW Virginia digging out from latest snowstorm; Hawkins inmates receive GEDs during ceremony
• GOP hopefuls find some issues a hazard early on
• Nashville gun store loses license, vows to keep store open
• Poll ranks Obama USA's most-admired man, Clinton most-admired woman
• Man quits job, makes living suing e-mail spammers
• State law at odds with hunting ban in Church Hill
• 'Octomom' faces eviction from Southern Calif. home
• Snow should end this afternoon, much warmer New Year's Day forecast
• King refiles FDA application for painkiller Remoxy
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Civil War message opened, decoded: No help coming
• Blountville woman charged with passing counterfeit bills
• Drag marks lead to car frame in truck bed, Kingsport theft arrests
• Police: Fraudulent returns prompt Kingsport employee's arrest
• 2009 Hawkins County murder suspect indicted
• BMA commits more money for new Central Office; Kingsport schools win $555,300 federal grant
• US teen birth rate at all-time low, economy cited
• Fight looms after Texas gets 4 new US House seats
• Morristown man among 21 receiving Carnegie Hero medals
• Tri-Cities has a shot at a White Christmas
• Lindsay Lohan accuser fired from rehab job
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Sullivan County OKs joint animal shelter
• Former Central High teacher convicted of sex crime can now attend family gatherings with children
• Sparks fly at joint meeting of Wise supervisors, school board; Interim chief outlines changes at Sullivan highway department
• Man convicted in girlfriend's death must remain in jail
• 2010 census to show slowing US growth, GOP gains
• Military will write the rules on repeal of gay ban
• Dance, protests mark 150 years since SC left US
• Department of health disciplines Johnson City medical professionals
• Hawkins deputies wrangle monkeys at meth lab raid
• Police: Driver traveling wrong way on 11-E charged with DUI
• Bristol man, 75, granted diversion for threat to kill man in Arby's parking lot
• Alleged Johnson City knife assault sends girlfriend to jail
• Va. Republican increases staff pay by 81% while criticizing bureaucrats for making too much
• 2010's world gone wild: Quakes, floods, blizzards
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in Tenn. and Va.
• Abu Dhabi luxury hotel regrets Christmas 'overload' of glitzy, gold-decorated $11M tree
• Tenn. comptroller says stimulus money for home weatherization is being wasted, misspent
• Traffic to slow as TVA moves combustion generator to Rogersville plant
• Hawkins County teen indicted in murder of grandparents
• Opponents of Wise County school consolidation cast eyes on election
• Niswonger grant to pump $22 million into Northeast Tennessee education over five years
• Scott County asks VDOT to rethink cut in funding, shutting Gate City facility
• Tennessee legislators looking at traffic cameras again
• Hawkins County must choose architect before health department work begins
• East Tennessee corrections officer charged with trying to bring drugs into jail
• Museum owner explores sale, deal with Bays Mountain Park
• Snow days force delay of testing in Scott
• Demolition man busy recycling Quebecor piece-by-piece
• Families bond over special memories handed from one generation to the next
• Kingsport man arraigned on charge of rape of child
• Blountville woman sentenced for abuse of infant son
• Scott County releases drug conviction information
• Crews restore power in 'challenging' conditions
• Scott County sheriff probing death of Duffield man
• Hearing set in Kingsport Christmas Day murder
• Rabies discovered in miniature horse in Southwest Va.
• Griswold Gang makes annual Christmas lights pilgrimage
• Spending bill collapses under weight of earmarks
• CIA gave waterboarders $5M legal shield
• Lawyer, financial adviser for disgraced celebrity adviser is arrested
• FDA: Avastin should not be used for breast cancer
• Appalachian Power outages dwindle overnight; 300 additional workers respond to region
• Scott supervisors OK purchase of commercial site; Scott grand jury indicts 55 suspects
• Bill preventing big tax hikes heads to Obama
• Military jury sends birther who refused to deploy to prison for 6 months
• D-B to operate on a full-day schedule Friday in order to make up exams
• Tenn. token conservative on 'Big Brother' wants jury to punish gay sex publisher for unwanted mailing
• House again votes again to lift restrictions on gays in the military
• Police say man killed during Fla. school board meeting was bipolar, interested in anarchy
• Rogersville woman arraigned on charge of prescription fraud; Tenn. delays release of state 2009-10 Report Card once more
• Tri-Cities still under winter storm warning, a few degrees determining what form of precipitation falls
• Kingsport, Sullivan County mug shots online
• 'Skating rink' roads cause Kingsport wrecks
• Kingsport police: Drunk driver hits pole, fence, his own home
• Kingsport man allegedly attacks neighbor after being denied beer
• Wells denies pretrial diversion for highway department foreman
• Kingsport woman charged with filing false assault report
• Teen at center of racist Obama graffiti case breaks his silence
• Kingsport man indicted on aggravated robbery charge
• Burglary suspect who was shot by neighbor accused of robbing more homes while out on bond
• Ridgefields cats euthanized after failing to find new homes; Hawkins authorities seeking information on 769 packs of unstamped cigarettes
• Johnson City Police involved in shooting at city motel
• Army birther who refused to deploy pleads guilty to 1 of 2 charges
• Attacks from right take toll on Obama's tax plan
• Gunman shoots at school board members, kills himself
• Mother killed, 6 hurt in mall gunbattle
• Poll: Most want bad teachers to be fired
• Winter storm warning issued; mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain expected tonight and Thursday
• Through rain, sleet, snow - and no clothing: Postal worker arrested after delivering mail nude
• Surgoinsville man serving community service sentence arrested on drug charge; Authorities find mobile meth lab in Weber City IGA parking lot
• Hawkins detectives investigate shotgun ambush
• Snow, rain, freezing rain, sleet and cold weather through Saturday; 2 die in the cold
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• House Dems stew over Obama's handling of tax deal
• Motion-activated camera snaps photo of ghost-hunting naked man in cemetery
• Military court to hear case of birther who wouldn't deploy
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Chattanooga Police Dept joins crime map
• More snow forecast across Tri-Cities region today, schools many civic functions canceled
• The six megathemes changing religious environment in the U.S
• Mark Emkes, Haslam's pick for finance commissioner, stresses transparency
• University of Tennessee's bone collection one of the largest in the country
• Tennessee 911 centers to install texting system
• Agricultural co-ops reinventing the way they operate
• Dangers of drinking, driving hit home with recent incidents
• Superintendent to recommend panel be created to assist in Wise County high school consolidations
• Scott County opposes plan to restructure Virginia Cooperative Extension
• Scott County Horse Association adding campsites to Dungannon park
• Snow, colder weather in the forecast through Monday
• Winter storm watch posted for Tri-Cities region
• Former Surgoinsville mayor denied judicial diversion
• Wise Superintendent denies charges from CEASE
• Sullivan and Hawkins counties designated natural disaster areas due to crop damage
• Pound man claims Va. Lottery $100,000 prize
• Still 150 Angel Tree kids awaiting adoption
• Kingsport police searching for armed robbery suspect
• One injured, charges pending from Friday crash in Kingsport
• Eastman Chemical Co. developing 'green' products
• Bargain bin holds treasure: Christmas episodes from 1950s TV shows
• Commodity distribution set for Wednesday at Civic Auditorium
• Sullivan County schools to expand offerings with online courses
• Living the adventure: Off the grid with glaciers, goats and grizzlies
• Update: East Tennessee man pleads guilty in 'rough sex' manslaughter
• Scott school board urges legislators to outlaw K2; Sullivan schools extend trial for check guarantee service
• Hawkins County teens accused of trying to sell stolen silver
• CEASE: Group rails against Wise consolidation plan
• Tax package appears headed for passage in Senate
• Treasury: Financial bailout income at $35 billion
• Jury convicts 3 officers in post-Katrina death
• 2 convicted in Knoxville trade secrets case
• Snow, more cold weather headed for Tri-Cities Saturday night
• 44 nabbed in Scott County drug roundup
• Republican block lifting ban on gay troops
• House Democrats reject Obama-GOP tax cut deal
• Meth lab discovery prompts arrest of Kingsport man
• Sullivan workers to get Christmas bonuses on Friday; Surgoinsville mayor apologizes for snafu over ZIP code change notices
• Lundberg loses bid to be House majority leader
• Dad of missing Ala. kids charged with murder
• Massive budget bill faces opposition in Senate
• Unhappy Democrats say tax bill likely to pass
• Belmont faces criticism for gay coach's departure
• Tenn. economic recovery is likely to take years
• Police arrest college professor for getting naked in classroom anatomy show and tell session
• Kingsport, Sullivan County mug shots online
• Kingsport man arrested on drug charges, outstanding warrants
• Deal reached to avoid cut in doctors' Medicare pay
• Up to 10 shots fired at Chattanooga school bus
• Rise in job openings hopeful sign before holidays
• Man charged with DUI in Kingsport wreck
• Piney Flats man charged with attempted murder, rape
• BMA OKs five annexations in Colonial Heights
• Vote nears on proposed Sullivan, Kingsport, Bluff City, Bristol animal shelter; BMA OK's VFW annexation, spending $700,000 to upgrade farmers market property
• Obama facing tough sell in own party on tax deal
• GOP, Democrats nearing deal on jobless benefits, temporary extension of Bush-era tax rates
• Tennessee efforts to copy Arizona immigration law bring fears
• American voices on making the economy move
• Sullivan County budget move to cost Kingsport, Bristol school systems
• Tree of Life to be lit Tuesday at Indian Path
• Woman creates truffles to raise funds for charities
• Icy roads, wrecks snarl traffic on Interstate 81 in Bristol
• Winter storm warning issued for Southwest Virginia region; snowfall to continue in Tri-Cities area
• Ex-Kingsport MetLife broker assessed $6.28 million civil penalty
• Unclaimed locally purchased winning $100,000 lottery ticket set to expire
• Sullivan, Kingsport schools eye later start dates in 2011
• Many didn't know what Pearl Harbor was before Dec. 7, 1941
• Wastewater treatment expansion proposed for Coeburn, Norton, Wise
• Tennessee eyes changes to liquor by the drink laws
• Prehistoric Exhibits Company planning move to another city
• Kingsport Chamber Job Opening
• State report cites deficiency in autism training
• Retiring House Leader Mumpower joins state comptroller's staff
• Update: Sweep of Scott County Courthouse for bombs completed, authorities end evacuation order
• Kingsport teen charged with stealing vehicle from car lot
• Bluff City ponders adding staff to keep up with traffic camera fines
• Suspect in Rogersville woman's beating accused of choking another woman hours earlier
• Motorists, deputy stop driver going wrong way on 11W
• Sullivan jury deadlocks in attempted murder trial
• Graybeal already eligible for parole
• We l l m o n t sees 99.9% compliance on flu shots
• 175 employees take early retirement at Eastman; Second suspect arrested in beating, robbery of disabled Church Hill man; Kingsport BOE approves $400 bonuses for teachers
• Five departments help battle Colonial Heights home fire
• Northeast State missing out on stimulus funds due to lack of community financial support
• School consolidation items on Wise supervisors' agenda; Rogersville's day of Christmas begins at breakfast with Santa
• Deficit panel tackles health care costs
• Times-News drops suit against Godsey
• Clinch School auction delayed one week; Bulls Gap woman facing drug charges
• Wise moving forward on consolidation
• Pentagon plays down resistance to gays from combat units
• Congress considers widening safety net for whistleblowers
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• Senate Republicans plan to block almost all bills by Democrats
• Fallen tree causes power outage in Kingsport
• Kingsport holds dedication ceremony for Riverview development
• Wise school board expected to approve 2-in-1 consolidation plan
• Hawkins County man allegedly breaks into home, pistol whips woman
• Tip leads Hawkins County police to six ounces of marijuana
• Appy State: No evidence to corroborate that student found shot in Johnson County was kidnapped
• Mountain City child abuse investigation leads to meth lab arrest
• Police: Intruders fire shot during Kingsport home invasion
• Bristol man allegedly throws cat at girlfriend, gets stabbed; both arrested
• Kingsport man on trial for attempted murder, robbery of cousin
• Ridgefields set to go on auction block
• Food City breaks ground at old Quebecor property
• Investigators question kidnapping claim of student found in Johnson County
• Kingsport teen allegedly flees police, overturns car
• Fire leaves two Hawkins County families homeless
• Wise school consolidation hearing scheduled for Monday
• Kingsport restaurant icons squaring off in contest
• Kingsport home sales, average price fall in October
• No suspects named in fatal Kingsport stabbing
• Keith Donnelly's Youngblood returns in new mystery
• Sullivan County officers investigate fatal stabbing
• Virginia Cooperative Extension faces restructuring
• It was 1955, and WKPT was reading letters to Santa...
• Study: TV profanity skyrocketing
• Sullivan Director of Schools Yennie curtailing 'reward' trips
• Rattlesnake bites bike rider on Bays Mountain
• Famed forensic anthropologist-author returns for library fund-raiser
• Kingsport armory hosts final wrestling event
• Fire causes evacuation of WKPT office building
• False alarm triggered Saturday by test of new community alerting system in Kingsport
• Christmas tree farms across Tennessee ready for visitors
• Kingsport shoppers brave rain, dark to snap up deals
• Scott County audit 'coming down to the wire'
• Hawkins eliminates courthouse renovation inspector to save $50,000
• Apple goodness in a glass with Virginia apples
• Artillery heard on tense Yellow Sea island
• Study claims more than 600,000 people killed by 2nd-hand smoke
• Bays Mountain Park to debut show; Hawkins seeks restitution for audit
• TCRA fails in bid to get federal grant
• East Tennessee man faces jail term for anti-health care 'phone attacks' against congressman
• U.S. war in Afghanistan now as long as Soviets'
• Gimmicks, long hours greet 'Black Friday' shoppers
• Religious group faces future without church
• Animal CSI: Vets learn how to investigate crimes
• SC woman leaves handgun on man's grave after getting spiritual advice to cleanse her soul
• Traffic stop prompts arrest of two Kingsport men on drug charges
• Overdose leads to Bristol man's arrest; LSD, marijuana, mushrooms, prescription drugs seized
• Mexico sending more troops to violent border zone
• Tri-Cities adds jobs again in October
• Warriors Path golf course designated sanctuary
• Kingsport schools give food 'baskets' to needy students
• The Hammer falls; DeLay defiant about money laundering, conspiracy conviction, vows appeal
• S Korea defense miniser resigns
• Call from Ore. police lobby leads to arrest; police say caller was sought in bank robbery
• Allegedly drunk woman, son arrested while trying to 'look around' Kingsport home
• For Thanksgiving travel, TCRA has more weather than security concerns
• Jennifer Grey named 'Dancing' champ; Palin's success defies easy explanation
• S. Korea reports 2 civilian deaths in N. Korea clash
• Placards, kilts part of plans for scanner protests
• Chattanooga proposes posting legal notices online to eliminate publishing costs
• Before they were Indians, D-B players were Red Elephants
• Rogersville man parked in church lot faces drug charges; John Adams Elementary wins architectural design award
• Thieves hold up pizzeria owners, flee with wrong bag of dough
• Toddler dies in fall from luxury suite at Lakers game
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed
• Grey is perfect in last bid for 'Dancing' votes and the winner is..........
• Palin launches book tour with mixed reviews on presidential aspirations
• Weber City man charged in Kingsport robbery
• Bristol man gets 20 years in child sex abuse case
• Police: Blountville man reports drug money stolen, arrested for false report
• Kingsport man arrested after alleged burglary, police chase
• Priest sex abuse hearing reset; Wise school board OKs $400 bonuses for employees
• Hawkins teen charged in wreck that caused blackout
• Baby boomers know it all but are the unhappiest over their own sex lives
• The Children's Place chooses Kingsport Town Center for first location in Tri-Cities
• Judge sets 2011 trial in civil case over shooting
• Command eludes TN GOP conservatives
• Colorado man says his underwear invention protects privacy, dignity during airport scans
• TSA chief: Body scan boycott would be mistake
• Kingsport man allegedly attacks pregnant girlfriend, neighbor
• Wise County School Board to discuss block scheduling, snow routes
• Report: Would-be plane bombers post attack details
• Georgia child molestation suspect nabbed in Hawkins County
• TSA mum on passengers' reaction to searches at Tri-Cities Regional Airport
• Planners recommend third annexation in Colonial Heights
• Rascals Teen Center in danger of closing
• Hawkins County teen accused of murdering grandparents moved to state custody
• The Santa Train: Yule be comin' round the mountain
• IRS owes $2.48 million to Tennessee taxpayers
• Wise County students fired up about model rocket launch
• Soybeans now Virginia's top cash crop
• First Santa Train helped promote rail route to Kingsport
• Waiting list sparks talk of expansion for Kingsport Veterans Memorial
• 'So far, so good' for new Kingsport Central Office
• Scott Rotary Club raising money for shoe giveaway
• Battling cancer, high school senior still earns Eagle Scout award
• Single mother wants better Christmas for two daughters
• Body of Lee man found beside road
• Hawkins man arrested after shooting 'aggravating' dogs
• Airports consider congressman's call to ditch TSA
• Tuition hike recommended at Tenn. universities and colleges
• Kingsport teen gets probation in racist Obama graffiti case
• Camouflage-wearing Florida dance troupe's dash through Lincoln Tunnel causes terror scare
• Judge denies convicted Kingsport murderer's motion for new trial
• Kingsport Chamber names Clemson president and Kingsport native Jim Barker as grand marshal for Kingsport Christmas Parade
• Bristol woman found guilty of child rape
• Hawkins commissioner seeks restitution of audit cost; Suspect accused of beating, robbing handicapped man
• Judge refuses to stop Tenn. mosque construction
• IRS in Tennessee has 2,100 undelivered checks; $2.48 million in waiting
• County mayor releases data on EMS applicants
• Bristol man acquitted of murder charge committed to Virginia mental hospital
• BAE Systems explosive named one of the '50 Best Inventions of 2010'; Church Hill cuts sewer rate for high-volume users
• Potter fans brace for beginning of the end
• Bristol Palin apologizes for Facebook rant, lives to tango another week, conspiracy talk rages and ratings are up
• Troops warned about Facebook feature that can pinpoint troop locations
• Former Vance Middle School teacher indicted for sexual exploitation of minor
• Court rules Tenn. school's ban on Confederate flag OK
• Rogersville man denied pretrial diversion on sexual battery charge
• Police sweep prompts charges against Daniel Boone students
• Tenn. unemployment rate unchanged from September
• House Republicans block extended jobless benefits
• Four in 10 say marriage is becoming obsolete
• Big load to snarl traffic in East Tennessee
• Kingsport police: Motorist huffs air duster, wrecks off I-26
• Body at I-40 rest stop identified, may be homicide
• TSA boss admits new pat-downs are more invasive
• No $500 bonus for Sullivan teachers; No one hurt as Hawkins County school bus, pickup truck collide; Kingsport annexes remainder of Warrior Falls neighborhood
• Lee man gets 58 years for killing drug informant
• Closing arguments today in Tenn. mosque case
• Heavy rain, wind give way to double rainbow
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats' leader
• Couple accused of attempting to sell 1,376 pounds of stolen tobacco in Surgoinsville
• DUI suspect allegedly stole vehicle from Hog Wild Saloon; Kingsport eyes farmers market expansion
• Bristol murder suspect not guilty by reason of insanity
• Some Sullivan workers to receive $500 bonuses
• Times-News files public records lawsuit against Sullivan County
• Tenn. House GOP moves speaker vote to Thursday
• Greene Co. man on riding lawn mower hit and killed by car
• Land use specialist defends mosque planning
• Rutherford drops coffee, condiments from jail menu
• Ala. ex-trooper pleads in civil rights-era slaying
• Man urinates on police cruiser after DUI arrest
• New rule to cause confusion over flexible spending accounts purchases
• Milligan Christmas concert to benefit The Salvation Army
• Johnson City nurses disciplined by state board
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• MISS 2010 HOPE FOR LIFE PAGEANT TO BENEFIT SHANNON'S HOPE FUND
• Scientists propose one-way trips to Mars
• 20 cats killed in house fire, no humans injured
• Body found at 1-40 rest stop in Jefferson County
• Clerk uses stool to defend motel from robber
• Kingsport woman arrested for alleged credit card fraud
• School consolidation discussions, forum scheduled in Wise County
• Hawkins County to auction Clinch School
• Letters detail man's plans for attacks in Tennessee, Kentucky
• Tennessee's pre-K program may depend on GOP freshmen
• Mayor: Rogersville landscaping ordinance needs 'tweaking'
• New gadgets coming to Memphis crime data center
• Opryland resort reopening Monday
• Tea party fans keep close eye on Corker
• Sex trafficking of girls isn't new to Nashville, victim says
• Census Bureau may combine urban areas of Kingsport, Johnson City
• Police say Tennessee man left toddler alone, went drinking
• Health care reform could save Tennessee $43.5 million next year
• Don't believe everything about fighting you saw on old westerns
• Sarah Palin's TV series could be a stage for political future
• Boy Scouts, Food City kick off annual Scouting For Food campaign
• Rescue Fund aims to help nearly 2,000 families this year
• Grandparents with medical issues caring for 10 children
• Scott County hopes to put new sports facility to use by next spring
• Specter of trade war looms as G-20 nations gather
• USDA official due in Abingdon to announce jobs plan
• Wellmont's flu shot policy for employees; get it or get fired
• Bluff City could get new mayor, alderman, attorney
• Soldiers' names added to Kingsport Veterans Memorial; Soldier videochats with family, students
• Greeneville school teaching Mandarin Chinese
• Prosecutors in Palin hacking push for prison time
• Ohio trucker sentenced for dumping Tennessee woman's body at rest stop
• Former animal shelter supervisor investigated for sexual battery by authority figure
• Kingsport driver allegedly drinks 30 beers, has hit and run with home
• Appeals court overturns homicide conviction in Sullivan County crash
• Undercover drug deal prompts Kingsport arrests; suspects face deportation
• Kingsport police: 325 pills seized in drug bust
• Hawkins County couple accused of hiding 28 pounds of marijuana under floorboards
• Tennessee lawmaker likens illegal immigrants to rats
• Defecit reduction plan: Cut Social Security benefits, no mortgage tax breaks
• AP-GfK Poll: Palin most polarizing of 2012 crowd
• Why Fed bond-buying plan is raising trade tensions
• Kingsport man charged with indecent exposure at Walmart
• Blountville mother accused of abusing infant son pleads guilty
• Sheriff's Office terminates animal shelter supervisor
• Search warrant nets Kingsport drug arrests
• Vietnam veteran uses Internet to find comrades
• Cecil Hutson was last active-duty soldier of Korean War
• Tenn. woman gets $6M settlement with Army hospital
• 'Mystery missile' ignites debate: Friend, foe, or faux?
• Ex-Marines arrested in Los Angeles weapons scheme
• Kingsport home destroyed by early morning fire
• World War I's most decorated soldier was Greene County's Pvt. Calvin J. Ward - not Sgt. York
• Kingsport caregiver, husband charged in theft from senior citizen
• Blountville man convicted of 6th DUI for wrong-way lawnmower ride
• Despite warnings from states, Federal regulators failed to act on foreclosure problems
• Mount Carmel family loses everything in fire
• Kingsport man acquitted of child rape
• Kingsport motorcyclist who allegedly fled from police indicted
• Attendance numbers up at Natural Tunnel, Carter Family Fold
• Sullivan County mayor says Pope may return as highway chief
• Asbestos, lead paint removal at Hawkins County Courthouse to cost $92,306
• Tennessee state representative dies from illness
• Kingsport woman charged with DUI in police parking lot
• Group to push for child autopsy law in Tennessee
• Highway safety officials ponder older drivers and coming 'mobility gap'
• Tenn doc's drug plea and sentencing delayed again
• Does anyone really care if you smoke a joint?
• Tennessee woman arrested in 1979 cold case murder
• Region adds 6,000 jobs in third quarter
• Lundberg to seek Tennessee House majority leader's post
• Paper in short supply at two Scott County schools
• Hawkins County school bus driver sets state record
• Wellmont announces family medicine residency clinic now open in Norton
• Kingsport police find meth operation in car, three arrested 　
• Woman, boyfriend tried to sell her grandson for $30,000
• Republicans take aim at health care overhaul
• Sullivan County sheriff says he would welcome more day workers
• Rogersville man charged with assault, kidnapping
• Greene County woman charged in fatal wreck
• Kingsport readies final phase of Gibson Mill project
• Sullivan County making progress in keeping students, teachers in classroom
• Meeting on annexation may be pushed back to December
• Three gunmen rob Bristol CVS
• Tennessee teacher, hugging record holder, resigns
• Boys & Girls Club marks anniversary focused on the future
• I was excited about taking piano lessons - until my first one
• Scott County urges state legislators to ban sale of synthetic marijuana
• Scott County rejects biannual property tax bills
• State Theater owner hoping nonprofit foundation can save site from foreclosure
• Amorous deer spell bad news for motorists
• Kingsport to save greenbacks by making schools greener
• Ramsey: Northeast Tennessee safe in redistricting
• Journey's End raising money for mobile spay/neuter clinic
• A new beginning: Health Wagon breaks ground on clinic in Wise County
• Fall is perfect tree planting time
• Pope found guilty of theft, official misconduct
• Scott County man indicted in shooting of deputy
• Hawkins County pharmacy owner charged with drug possession
• Kingsport police: Botched drug deal prompts aggravated assault, kidnapping
• Suspect in Stone Drive drag racing crash pleads guilty, requests diversion
• Sullivan highway chief insists actions weren't illegal
• Hawkins man suffers heart attack after home invasion
• Opponents blast $69 million consolidation plan for Wise schools
• Former NASCAR star Pressley takes over Kingsport Speedway
• Man arrested after steaks, seafood stolen from traveling salesman in Hawkins County
• Hawkins teens in Mustang allegedly throw bag of trash at vehicle, three arrested
• Church Hill man indicted in shooting death of ex-wife's boyfriend
• Happy Valley coach investigated for 'improprieties' with student
• Gray fossil site enters partnership with Mongolia, Smithsonian
• Power outages in Sullivan County, Scott County
• Cold air blows into Tri-Cities; snow possible in higher elevations
• Wise County Career-Technical Center October, 2010 Student of the Month
• Clyde Edgerton To Speak In Abingdon
• Police investigate possible arson at foreclosed Colonial Heights home
• Pedestrian struck on Stone Drive; driver flees
• Prosecution begins building case against Sullivan highway chief
• Worker injured as crews move turbine to Rogersville TVA plant
• Kingsport transit system sees 43 percent bump in riders
• Man charged with DUI after Kingsport hit and run
• Hill to serve another term representing 7th House District
• Williams wins 4th again, says he won't run for speaker
• Abingdon hunter dies after apparent fall down embankment
• Kingsport woman charged with filing false wreck report
• Sullivan County election results
• Griffith derails Boucher's bid for 15th term
• GOP's Haslam wins Tennessee governor's race in landslide
• Shipley fends off Vaughn in 2nd House rematch
• Campbell defeats Akard in 3rd House District
• Kingsport police identify pedestrian killed on Stone Drive
• Tennessee, Virginia voters head to polls
• Sullivan County highway chief's trial begins
• Sullivan panel OKs proposal to use inmates as county workers
• Man injured in boating accident on Boone Lake
• Fight over dog prompts assault charges against Johnson City woman
• New Bristol Motor Speedway GM named
• Tennessee Republicans predicting 'red wave'
• Bristol child rape suspect faces new sex charges
• Pedestrian trying to retrieve pallet from Stone Drive dies after being struck by car
• Kingsport man charged with felony reckless endangerment
• Traffic stop in Kingsport nets pills, marijuana
• Former teacher charged with first-degree murder in death of mother found dead
• Forum on Wise County high schools set for Nov. 16
• Boucher and Griffith confident as voters prepare to go to polls
• Kingsport recycling diverted 1,350 tons from landfill last year
• 'Ghost' 911 call leads Hawkins County deputies to meth lab
• Mount Carmel hopes IGA will anchor old Food City complex
• Rhodyjane Meadows to perform at MECC scholarship fund-raiser
• Tennessee man arrested after Knoxville woman found dead
• Tennessee police investigating discovery of two bodies found in motel
• Man allegedly pulls up shrub, dumps trash can at Blountville jail
• Kingsport woman arrested three times in three days
• Convicted Palin hacker seeks probation in Tennessee
• Johnson City stabbing leads to arrest
• Mild quake felt in area
• Johnson City police arrest three after finding stolen lottery tickets
• Haslam, McWherter differ on severity of budget crunch
• Real-life tragedies often the source of haunted tales
• Sullivan County redistricting plans await release of 2010 Census figures
• Scott School Board working to finalize contract with new superintendent
• Kingsport, Ward family reach agreement on site for revamped intersection
• Kingsport resident gains invite to horse show; Friends of Children fund-raiser set for Tuesday at MeadowView; Wal-Mart wants more local-grown produce; New guide touts Tenn. horse-riding trails
• Allegations fly as Shipley, Vaughn race nears end
• Changes up cost of Kingsport gateway signs
• Architect crafting master plan for Lynn View facility
• Scott installing new security cameras at school campuses
• Health Wagon to break ground on Wise satellite clinic Friday
• Former Steve Miller Band drummer King died way too young
• Motorcyclist injured in 11-W wreck
• Kingsport woman gets probation for TennCare fraud
• McWherter says Haslam's gun stance has become 'major issue' in campaign
• Error on Gate City tax tickets lists recipients as 'delinquent' ; Appalachia, Big Stone Gap, Pound, St. Paul will observe Halloween on Saturday, trick-or-treating Sunday in Coeburn, Norton and Wise.
• Most US troops, families say gays in service OK
• FDA rejects highly-anticipated diet drug Qnexa
• Immigration group questions Nashville raid
• Three drugs arrests made in Hawkins County, drug ledgers seized
• Wise School Board backs 2-in-1 plan for consolidation; Lee PSA breaks ground on Stickleyville water project
• GOP lawmakers, PACs fueling Shipley ad blitz
• College tuition costs climbing again this fall
• Tenn. furniture store employee says he tax documented fraud
• Man in Muslim garb, family booted from Memphis plane
• Haslam calls gun issue a distraction
• Police say Colorado man who woke up to a 'bang' likely shot himself while sleepwalking
• Former Kingsport priest pleads not guilty to child sex abuse charges
• Two arrested in Kingsport street racing incident
• 3 pounds of marijuana seized near Abingdon
• Milligan orchestra to present fall concert
• Godsey refuses to name EMS director applicants
• Blountville child abuse suspect's court appearance postponed
• Bristol man faces charges in chase, crash
• Kingsport BMA approves Kendrick Creek area annexation
• Hawkins school bus driver about to break state record; 2-in-1 Wise supervisors OK funding for high school plan
• Some lawmakers question spending millions to send government workers to Harvard for 30-days of training
• Tea Party event seeks to rally Tenn. voters
• E. Tenn. spared brunt of storm that brough wind, rain to Midwest, South
• Zombies invade NYC; hordes of 'walking dead' interrupt morning commute in a TV stunt
• Milligan holds fall open house
• Haslam company bans firearms in lots
• School bus driver charged with drunken driving
• Hawkins gas utility among state utilities cited for misuse of public funds
• Five charged after Hawkins drug raid nets pills, ledgers; Superintendent vows to look at raise for Sullivan teachers next year
• Architect crafting plan for Greenbelt
• Hawkins Co. getting health departments get nutrition grants
• Judge orders arrest of accused retired Navy officer accused of intruding on E. Tenn grand jury
• Haslam says he misheard question on guns at work
• Fed throws its weight into foreclosure probe
• Study suggests teens who've had sex at risk
• More thunderstorms headed for the Tri-Cities; west, middle Tenn. under tornado watch this morning
• Broadcasters take big step toward blocking free TV shows on the Web
• Anti-Muslim crusaders make millions spreading fear
• Armed Fall Branch man allegedly threatens to shoot family
• Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure breaks attendance record
• Kingsport domestic assault suspect allegedly attacks detective
• Kingsport panel rejects Slaughter farm annexation
• Sullivan County deputy nearly hit by car
• Kingsport, Sullivan County officials weigh impact of annexation on schools
• Tenn. labor outlook shows declining goods producing sector, growing service sector
• Kingsport home prices hit 15-month high in September, sales volume down
• Kingsport panel rejects Slaughter farm annexation; Kingsport, Sullivan County officials weigh impact of annexation on schools
• Bones unearthed in Tenn. yard may be those of mastodon
• Court dimisses complaint against Tenn. judge
• Muslims made unwelcome in Tenn. as times toughen
• Elderly Oklahoma man jailed after using bolt cutter to bust beloved pooch out of dog pound
• Evangelicals, conservatives least likely group to rank serving the needy as top Christian contirubtion to America
• Downed trees, damaged roof calls dominate police scanner chatter; ETSU closed, power poles reported on fire
• Bristol woman killed in crash
• Car found on cemetery headstones prompts Kingsport arrest
• New fossil discoveries made possible by grant
• Eastman Chemical sells PET business
• Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure breaks attendance record
• Kingsport man allegedly locks himself in ambulance, resists arrest
• Investment group hopes to purchase Ridgefields Country Club
• McWherter putting focus on jobs, guns as race winds to close
• ETSU researcher studies concussions' effects on student athletes
• 10 percent of high school athletic injuries are concussions
• Architects drawing up plans for new Kingsport Central Office
• Parents of disabled child file $1 million lawsuit against Lee County teacher, principal
• Album lets Johnny Cash's son honor Carter family legacy
• Police say jailer's boyfriend used car, gun in crime
• Tennessee Revenue Department investigation triggers partisan fight
• Haslam in crossfire over Tennessee's gun law, critics call proposal to do away with hand gun permits 'stupid'
• Football player dies in burst of police gunfire through windshield of car
• Plaintiffs' attorney questions intent behind Tenn. mosque proposal
• Water line break alters Kingsport traffic
• Man killed in Knoxville by falling tree branch
• Man pleads not guilty to rape of juvenile relative in Kingsport
• Deputy sheriff indicted on sex-related charges
• Sullivan County woman allegedly stabs boyfriend with steak knife
• UT economic analysis says worst is over for Tennessee, but full recovery is years away
• Mortgage investors join outcry against banks
• NOAA says another winter of extremes in store for U.S. as La Nina strengthens
• Hawkins County couple arrested after buying meth lab components; Wise board postpones consolidation deliberations
• Questioning in Tenn. mosque case hinges on Islam
• 'Godfather of Gore' brings darkside tales to Northeast State
• Speed limit increase on most of I-81 in Va. gets green light
• Kingsport water line woes continue
• Kingsport man allegedly attempts to buy cocaine from police, drives car into home before hiding in tub
• Tab for Fannie, Freddie could soar to $259B
• 4-year-old sustains minor injuries in Kingsport crash, one driver cited
• Tenn. unemployment rate drops to 9.4 percent
• Details scarce in rural Tenn. post office slayings
• Kingsport police investigate purse snatching attempt
• Presbyterians reject Mormon parents for Cub Scout leadership post because 'they're not real Christians'
• Kingsport BOE eyes later start to school in 2011; Woman, infant left behind as juveniles flee police pursuit; Scuffle with inmate lands Hawkins jailer in hospital
• Database of all doctors getting money from drug companies online
• East Tennesee veterans take trip to World War II Memorial
• State GOP mailer recycles 2008 attacks on Vaughn
• Roe expects battles in next Congress
• Be careful what you flush
• Kristina Sturgill puts experience to use in oncology unit
• Here's the story Gary Morse wanted his hometown to hear
• Democratic candidates in Northeast Tennessee plan to be competitive in state races
• Alleged racial remark prompts complaint against EMS employee
• Sullivan County seeking full-time EMS director
• McWherter hits Haslam on transparency, price gouging
• Former Scott County home health nurse indicted for abuse, neglect which resulted in death of patient
• Stocks send gas prices soaring in Tri-Cities
• Local food is always in season, in some form, somewhere
• Kingsport man allegedly steals cans from porch, then gets truck stuck in driveway
• Man charged with prescription fraud in Kingsport
• Rollover crash in Kingsport injures one
• 89-year-old motorist faces $750,000 suit; BOE supports Central Office at Quebecor
• Arizona woman mistakenly uses super glue instead of eye drops
• At one Ohio school, four bullied teens dead at own hand
• Child porn counts against Scott man total 1,000
• Man convicted in slaying of Knoxville Center mall store clerk
• 'Mom's in the shower' - pizza driver scammed by kid at vacant home
• Kingsport traffic stop allegedly finds crack cocaine
• Army called to remove antique artillery from Sullivan County yard
• Rogersville man who set fire under pickup takes plea; Suspect charged after allegedly stealing identity of NY detective
• Court revises ethics for Tenn. state attorneys
• Woman doesn't blame firefighters who let home burn
• Memphis boy testifies his uncle killed 6 family members
• Kingsport police arrest man following false stabbing claim
• Kingsport get together ends in alleged bat assault
• Hawkins police say man blew through 167 oxycodone pills in less than a week; Bristol man indicted on statutory rape charge
• High court to hear military funeral protest case
• Working-class whites shun Democrats
• Tenn. State Employees Assn. to petition election candidates for pay raise
• Climatologist says triple-digit temps will be the norm in Texas
• Sullivan Co. economic stress rating drops below national average
• Rollover crash in Kingsport ejects two occupants
• Obama turns education spotlight on community colleges
• Daily Show' anchor Jon Stewart takes a parting shot at fired CNN host Rick Sanchez
• Parkinson's disease frequently misdiagnosed, can be caused by 49 drugs listed on WorstPills.org
• Masked men allegedly attempt to rob Kingsport store
• Kingsport store employee charged with embezzling nearly $3,000
• Motorist allegedly found passed out at Kingsport intersection, arrested
• Hawkins woman claims husband attempted to cut out her tongue; Man who fired six shots into Rogersville park gets 15 years;
• Man caught with pot, cocaine in buttocks allegedly tells deputies 'white stuff not mine'
• Police seek possible young victims of alleged pimp
• Police say sleeping teen caused fatal crash
• Blountville doctor charged with pointing gun at South Carolina abortion protesters
• Health care overhaul centerpiece endures growing pains
• Reports suggest laptop use could result in 'toasted skin syndrome'
• Watchdog Report: Tennessee has spent $450,000 to fix software flaws
• Kingsport man allegedly breaks into ex-girlfriend's apartment, attacks man
• Knife-wielding woman arrested following fight in Kingsport street
• Alleged Kingsport shoplifter Tasered by police
• State employees will not receive one-time pay supplement
• Taliban attacks NATO supply trucks in Pakistan
• Carters Valley Volunteer Fire Department hosting 'Haunted Forest'; Gate City nears interv
• Business group pleaded for financial help during economic crisis, but supports lawmakers who oppose
• Army sitting on powder keg of photos showing soldiers posing with Afghan corpses
• Carters Valley Volunteer Fire Department hosting 'Haunted Forest'
• Gate City nears interviews in search for next police chief
• Volunteers sought for Red Kettle campaign
• Tennessee high school begins random drug testing
• School budget cuts force Virginia parents to dig deep
• Shipley denies charge that 'blackbird mailer' in '08 run was racist
• Census data gives snapshot of region during recession
• Suspect wanted in 2003 Kingsport rape case arrested in Johnson City
• Belk Fall Charity Sale on November 6 to Benefit Local Charities and Schools
• Health Wagon's Gardner, Meade earn doctorate degrees
• Eastman marked its darkest day 50 years ago tomorrow
• Eastman working to promote safety, prevent future accidents
• Concern over K2 growing as poison control groups see calls multiply
• Shipley refuses to participate in Bar Association, D-B forums
• Policy shift puts Colonial Heights section in annexation crosshairs
• Tennessee's 'Smart Growth' law still a hot topic in Sullivan County
• Stink bugs are back in the Tri-Cities region
• Wise supervisor hopes legal action can stop consolidation
• Sullivan County school bus allegedly runs red light, causing collision
• Kingsport crash closes road in Ridgefields
• BOE rejects old foundry site Mayor plans to offer space at Quebecor for Central Office; Northeast St
• NJ student's suicide illustrates Internet dangers
• Judge, attorney clash over camera in Memphis murder trial
• Medicaid enrollment spikes to 48M in weak economy
• Former-business partner arrested in shotgun slaying of wheelchair-bound East Tenn. home builder
• Denver firefighters battle flames, fleeing bedbugs; have to decontaminate some of their gear
• Police say Intercourse, Pa. judge hid condoms inside acorns, handed them out to women
• Kingsport man convicted of facilitation of cocaine distribution
• Sullivan County Public Library System Announces New eBook Reader Lending Program
• Three remain hospitalized from Wednesday Bloomingdale wreck
• Bristol man accused of 1985 child rape pleads guilty to aggravated sexual battery
• CON for proposed Kingsport Methadone clinic pulled; Hawkins mother, boyfriend facing child abuse cha
• Police say forensic evidence from Memphis mass murder doesn't link to suspect
• Parents charged with negligent homicide after 2-year-old was shot to death; family's 3 preschoo
• Ark. man pleads guilty to 2 Tenn. murders, gets life
• Three hospitalized in head-on Sullivan County collision
• Kingsport's Ridgefields Country Club drops reorganization efforts, facility faces foreclosure
• Kingsport Colonial Heights annexations could shift an estimated 158 county students to the city sc
• Shipley makes bid for tea party support; Mount Carmel balks at request to give up nursing home land
• Teenage girl's big game hunting career takes off with a whoosh, killing 448-pound bear with bow
• Prosecutor that 'sexted' domestic abuse victim whose ex-boyfriend he was prosecuting to st
• Health & Wellness: Children born with Down syndrome now living longer, better than ever before;
• Prosecutors: Fear of jail motivated Tenn. slayings of 4 adults 2 children
• Murfreesboro mosque opponents argue open meetings violation
• Medal winner tells of foiling assault on U.S. base in Afghanistan
• About 100 arrested in DC mountaintop mining rally
• Taking the cake: Thieves leave trail of wrappers after abandoning stolen Little Debbie truck
• Recession took a dramatic toll on the institution of marriage
• Kingsport man convicted of sexual battery of 11-year-old relative
• Haslam says 'Educate and Grow' could go statewide; Barking dog alerts Hawkins woman to aut
• School Board votes to consider closing two Wise schools
• Census finds record gap between rich and poor
• Kingsport man allegedly drives through neighbor's fence, yard, over retaining wall
• Obama calls for a longer school year, says teachers who don't perform have 'got to go'
• Alleged Kingsport prowler flees police, Tasered during struggle
• Bus, car collide on I-75, 16 reportedly injured
• Officials: Child lacked life jacket at drowning
• Worm hits computers of staff at Iran nuclear plant
• Bomb threat forces evacuation of Rogersvile's TRW plant
• Kingsport Lifesaving Crew begins building expansion
• Officials dedicate new chapel at Hawkins County Memorial Hospital
• Memphis, Northeast Tennessee left out of electric car project
• Tea partiers undaunted by uphill battle in Fightin' 9th
• Sullivan County bridge renamed for soldier killed in Vietnam
• Authorities afraid missing Knoxville teen taken to Mexico
• Web story comments provide venue where racial insults flourish
• FACT president: Pro-life movement hinges on next House speaker
• Shipley, Vaughn spar over State Route 126 plans
• Kingsport may move election date to to August or November
• Gate City downtown added to National Register of Historic Places
• Kingsport Times ran its first comic strip in 1924 - 'The Gumps'
• Poll: Repeal the health care law? Many wish it went further
• Wise tea party event today relocated from fairgrounds to church
• Bredesen says he's leaving state in good shape
• Lightning strike blamed for house fire at Ridges; $3,254 worth of fishing gear stolen from boat; Roe
• Area gas prices decrease slightly
• Blaze damages apartment building in Wise
• Tenn. third party rules 'unconstitutional'
• Four killed in Seattle shooting: 'Mom's gone crazy'
• Megachurch pastor keeps mum on sex allegations
• Virginia inmate first woman in US executed in 5 years
• Montana woman fights off bear attack with a zucchini
• Kingsport drug complaint, text message, prompt charges against five
• Defrocked priest asks for more time before Sullivan County child sexual abuse arraignment
• Hawkins child rape suspect arrested; Bristol man arraigned in animal cruelty case; TVA shows off new
• Wise County man killed in apparent murder/suicide
• Officials speak out about overcrowded Hamblen Jail
• Searchers recover body of Tenn. rafter in W.Va.
• ETSU gets $3.2M grant to start training center
• Expiring tax cuts hit taxpayers at every level
• Alleged arson, stabbing attempt prompt arrest of Kingsport couple
• Man allegedly tries to bring loaded gun into Sullivan County court
• Kingsport man sentenced in Bloomingdale auto burglary spree
• Bristol man arraigned in animal cruelty case involving dogs, ponies, llamas, peacock
• Bristol woman sentenced for false report of being held captive
• IRS pays visit to Scott County nursing home
• Crash suspect admits smoking 'synthetic stuff'; Suspect in Scott attempted murder charged;
• Tenn. High Court upholds death sentence for killer
• Ky. man found guilty in Tenn. officer shooting
• Hawkins prosecutor Godbee steps down amid sex allegations involving defendant
• Kingsport man allegedly caught stealing catalytic converter; claims friend said to cut it off
• Kingsport woman faces felony marijuana charges
• Alleged Xanax deal in pharmacy parking lot prompts Kingsport arrest
• Sullivan County man accused of rape, repeated sexual battery of 7-year-old relative
• Blountville woman indicted, accused of embezzling thousands from Kingsport non-profit
• Hawkins mom, boyfriend face aggravated child abuse charge; Boucher secures $2M to expand Crooked Roa
• Va. could execute 1st woman in nearly a century
• Tractor rollover kills man riding with daughter
• Tenn. woman found dead at Ohio rest stop died of cocaine overdose
• Study finds teacher bonuses fail to boost test scores
• Federal agency failed to report disciplined providers to national database
• Two David Crockett High School students charged with making bomb threat
• Kingsport motorist arrested; allegedly hit car, two trees, three ditches
• 'Belligerent' man's encounters with Kingsport medical personnel prompt arrest
• Board to consider closing schools in Appalachia, Pound
• Woman arrested, accused of trying to smuggle drugs into jail; MeadowView trims shortfall to $125,0
• Tenn. business survey says social media here to stay
• Lohan flunks drug test, judge issues arrest warrant; Paris Hilton dodges jail time, gets probation
• 16 indicted in Kingsport drug investigation
• Sullivan County secures temporary bond for highway commissioner
• Hawkins County court clerk vacancy can't be filled until October
• Work on Bays Mountain Park Adventure course set to begin
• Mount Carmel BMA hopefuls answer questions at forum
• Financial report delays put Tennessee funds at risk
• Murfreesboro Muslims want mosque to ease crowding, worship in peace
• FAA approves plan to extend runway at Abingdon airport
• Johnson City doctor indicted on drug charges
• 3 children found shot dead in Texas apartment
• Hawkins County court clerk vacancy can't be filled until October; Mount Carmel BMA hopefuls ans
• For-profit schools donate to lawmakers opposing new financial aid rules
• Tenn ranks 5th in the nation in men killing women study
• Kingsport crash leaves woman in critical condition
• Kingsport woman says methadone saved her life
• One killed, one seriously injured in wreck near Church Hill
• Sullivan County sales tax collection down in July
• Millions of stimulus dollars coming to region
• Haslam's early life shaped by mother's death
• Animal contact with power line causes outage in Kingsport
• State warns parents to expect shock as TCAP scores released
• Kingsport planners approve Kendrick Creek annexation
• Boucher takes on EPA over surface mining regulations
• Tri-Cities gas prices jump 10 cents
• Church Hill family able to restore late son's dream car
• Vaughn highlights efforts for city's Academic Village
• Fire risk rises in Tenn., Va. following busy summer fire season
• Shipley touting passage of ignition interlock bill
• Dobyns-Bennett seeks OK to offer mentoring class; Dobyns-Bennett hosting Tennessee Valley Showcase b
• If you're an Andy Griffith fan, plan a trip to Mount Airy this week
• FUN FEST Wins International Awards
• Woman, allegedly driving wrong way on 11-W, nearly hits police car
• Bristol man pleads not guilty to kidnapping, rape, attempted murder charges
• Mount Carmel woman indicted following fatal February crash
• Johnson City, Knoxville health professionals disciplined for sexual misconduct, soliciting accident
• Kingsport BOE to explore foundry site for Central Office; Kitzmiller selected Tennessee Superintend
• Mosque supporters say controversy is hurting Murfreesboro
• Court motion claims Tenn. US House candidate 'violent'
• Tennessee jobless rate for August down slightly
• Man drives truck into Weber City store; allegedly protesting synthetic marijuana products
• New unemployment claims fall to lowest in 2 months
• School bus driver cited in Kingsport wreck
• Bristol man accused of multiple rapes of teenager appears in court
• Kingsport businessman accused of bilking investor takes plea deal, must repay $45,500
• Chancellor hears testimony in Bluff City mayor saga; Trial postponed for suspect in Stone Drive drag
• SW Va. prosecutor asks stores to stop selling incense marijuana
• Body of teen decapitated in Johnson City murder 8-years ago released to parents
• East Tenn. crime lord sentenced to 9 years for car theft ring that targeted BMS parking lot, other h
• Poll shows nearly half oppose tax hikes for rich
• Bank robber says 'thank you,' leaves empty-handed after teller says she has no cash
• Bulls Gap woman charged with child neglect; 11-month-old treated for possible bites and burns
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• New fracking rules would disclose drilling chemicals
• Mixed views of GOP proposals on entitlements; What to do about Bush Tax Cuts; GOP still viewed a lea
• Naked woman steals cab after driver refuses to take her from Louisiana to Michigan
• Bloodied man arrested at site of Kingsport wreck
• Kingsport school bus involved in crash
• Church Hill police nabs four in $73,000 lawn equipment heist
• Church Hill Police make armed robbery arrest; Alleged flip-flop wearing bandit indicted in robbery;
• No more charges in bar brawl involving Vols where cop was beaten, hospitalized
• States cutting benefits for public-sector retirees
• Milligan to host area-wide string orchestra concert
• 'Lengthy standoff' prompts arrest of armed Kingsport man
• False alarm: Kingsport woman arrested after calling 911, lying about fire
• Kingsport woman faces animal cruelty charges; two horses die, two rescued
• Tip leads to arrest of Kingsport burglary suspect; New Hawkins sheriff credits public for 13 meth ar
• Judge says no to former Kingsport priest's request to end home electronic monitoring
• Haslam proposes 'dashboard' for Tenn. indicators
• Not interested in sex? You're not alone
• Kingsport city crews scramble to fix break in 16-inch water line
• Gate City woman allegedly steals truck, answers victim's phone when police call
• Father, two children killed in Knox County crash
• Tennessee 911 upgrade to allow texts, photos, video
• Survey: Virginia localities doubt state funding abilities
• Gate City seeking police chief after first female chief is a no show
• Doomed W.Va. miners' notes warned of coal dust
• Tea party' activists march on Capitol Hill
• Douglass alumni issue appeal for memorabilia; Cherokee High School on pace to meet state mandated 90
• Kingsport double-murder suspects each get new trial dates
• Kingsport man allegedly attacks another with wooden pole, beer bottle
• Suspect in Kingsport business burglary nabbed
• US poverty on track to post record gain in 2009
• Kingsport, Sullivan agree on animal shelter merger terms; Sullivan County considers early retirement
• Sullivan County considers early retirement incentive
• Third annual Kidspo under way at MeadowView Conference Resort and Convention Center
• Knox County considering an alternative to jail for some crimes
• Despite housing slump, senior living development sells out in Kingsport
• Kingsport, Sullivan agree on animal shelter merger terms
• Advocates urge Haslam to expedite highway upgrades
• The Nuclear Generation remembers fallout shelter craze
• Haslam makes campaign stop at Sullivan South
• Pretrial diversion denied for Kingsport man in racist graffiti case
• Sullivan Central community gives thanks
• Former Scott County pastor sentenced for sexual battery against congregant
• Kingsport bondsman accused of felony theft has new attorney, trial date
• Grandparents should preserve memories for their grandchildren
• Recent rains failed to quench regional drought, cool record-setting heat
• Rain damage in Scott County not sufficient for disaster relief
• Former deputy pleads guilty to weapons smuggling
• Report finds coal pollution deadly in Tenn.
• Resolution opposes closing any Wise schools; Sullivan BOE leaves board $100,000 part-time attorney a
• As Afghans protest, pastor says he won't burn Quran Web site says pastor 'creepier than y
• Want to attract women, get some flashy dance moves
• Emory & Henry Students to be Guest of Vice-President Biden
• Kingsport man shot in alleged burglary attempt last year, arrested again
• Hawkins County couple recalls son killed on United 93; oppose mosque near Ground Zero
• Sullivan County wreck prompts discovery of pot plant at home, one arrest
• Golf clubs, computer stolen from Warriors' Path pro shop
• Tenn. being promoted as a hot spot for retirees
• Tenn. among 12 states warned about faulty propane
• Springfield minister also plans to stage a Quran burning in Tennessee
• Bristol bondsmen arrested, charged with kidnapping Blountville man
• Britney Spears denies she sexually harassed bodyguard; expects lawsuit to be dismissed
• Revoked driver arrested after parking in Kingsport handicap space
• Police investigate alleged Tennessee football tickets scam
• Despite Army regulations, soldiers with brain trauma denied Purple Hearts, adding insult to injury
• Do 'environmental extremists' pose criminal threat to gas drilling?
• Kingsport United Way sets goal of $3.5 million; Sullivan County BOE reappoints chair, vice chair; C
• Obama firm, won't yield on tax hike for wealthiest
• Trial date set for Kingsport man accused of fatal shooting of teenager during car chase
• Driver suffers injuries in head-on Sullivan County collision
• Church Hill police release more info on armed robbery; seek public input
• Suspect in Kingsport shoplifting spree arrested; $4,500 in items recovered
• Huge Rummage Sale
• No bond change for Kingsport man accused of attempted murder
• Tenn. case among five DOJ anti-Muslim acts investigation
• Vaughn: Shipley's immigration bill was 'irresponsible'; Central principal, SRO recogn
• Tri-Cities retail sales up
• KIDS WISH NETWORK JOINS AS CO-SPONSOR OF SANTA TRAIN
• Northeast State hosts open house at KCHE Sept. 14
• Memorabilia, equipment from Skoby's auctioned; Vaughn accuses Shipley of 'posturing in leg
• Va. woman devours 181 chicken wings in NY contest
• Report: Money can buy you happiness, to a point
• Calls to seized cell phone prompts Kingsport drug arrests
• Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning; minister says U.S. should quit apologizing, bowin
• Spending shows that politics is recession proof
• Bristol woman allegedly jumps in front of highway traffic, charged with drunkenness
• Kingsport nursing home LPN indicted, arrested by TBI
• Church Hill man, 19, charged with sexual battery of boy at park
• Rogersville business robbed, owner shot
• Tennessee sheriff says woman, 85, mauled to death by her pit bull
• Enrollment up nearly 5 percent at Tennessee colleges, universities; board seeking higher graduation
• Settlement appears to be in works in Elizabethton City School Board's lawsuit against former di
• Ash-spill fallout: Were millions from TVA compensation fund misspent?
• Kingsport plans to shift Netherland Inn Road segment closer to river
• Vaughn questions Shipley vote on nuclear waste
• Earthquakes commonplace events in Tennessee, Virginia
• Officials select Natural Tunnel State Park for muzzleloader deer hunts
• Randy Waller to headline Dock Boggs music festival
• Service animal gives woman with cerebral palsy increased independence
• Off-duty nurses help save crash victim in Kingsport
• No paper has carried 'Beetle Bailey' longer than the Times-News
• Kingsport crafting 10-year plan to direct annexation
• Scott County BOE nearing vote for school system's next superintendent
• When it comes to safety, area school systems opting for 'safety over convenience'
• Blountville Flea Market, Yard Sale set for return
• Skoby's to open for special viewing prior to public auction
• UVa-Wise officials mum on hacking incident
• Cost increases, delays put Kingsport repaving project over budget
• Virginia bans deer feeding through first of January
• Express Oil employee in Kingsport accused of stealing from company
• AAA: More travelers to hit the road over Labor Day weekend
• Nickelsville man convicted of raping 9-year-old girl facing charges of child porn possession
• Suspicious purchases by Hawkins couple prompt meth bust
• Enrollment up at Kingsport city school system
• VCEDA rolls with variety in funding
• Vaughn: Shipley voted against bridge projects
• Former Kingsport priest booked into Sullivan County jail on aggravated rape, sexual abuse charges
• Earl weakens but still powerful as it scoots by NC
• State can't make suspended judge pay substitutes
• Church Hill motorcyclist killed in wreck
• Kingsport BOE leans toward foundry site for Central Office; Church Hill police seek suspect in robbe
• Creation came 'from nothing,' not God: Stephen Hawking
• Johnson City police arrest Sullivan County inmate on aggravated burglary, theft charges
• Kingsport man allegedly hits pedestrian with SUV, exits to choke victim
• Grand jury finds Sullivan County Justice Center in dire need of expansion
• Police: Johnson City woman gets ride to Kingsport, then steals, forges, cashes driver's checks
• Washington County, Virginia deputy charged after child obtains warrants against him
• Transfer of nearly $500,000 prompts Kingsport sex offender's arrest on TennCare fraud, theft
• Loud music at Kingsport apartments prompts alleged ball bat attack
• Second suspect arrested in Rogersville video store robbery
• Revamped Gibson Mill Road provides new entrance to HVMC; Pope points to actions of previous highway
• Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated environmental programming
• American Sign Language course offered at Northeast State
• Northeast State Theatre auditioning for "Dracula" Sept. 13 & 14
• Hawkins man accused of fracturing child's skull; Kingsport girl, 3, still hospitalized after su
• New indictments preclude dismissal of charges against Sullivan highway chief; Hawkins election offic
• Outer Banks brace for Earl; Ocracoke Island begins evacuation
• Passed out, 'drooling' motorist arrested on drug charges
• Three charged after car crashes into Kingsport home
• Vehicle nearly strikes two Kingsport police cruisers, driver arrested
• Health Dept. investigates death of Kingsport child
• Church Hill man indicted for alleged beating, robbery of Kingsport resident
• Carter shooting was self inflicted, sheriff says
• Fire at site of future Tenn. mosque troubles city
• Two arrested in Kingsport on drug charges
• Central shooting points to need for better system to alert parents
• Case of Sullivan County man charged with rape, attempted murder postponed
• We have a man with a gun at Central High School ... he's ready to shoot - listen to the 911 ca
• Sheriff wants officers at Sullivan County middle schools
• Turtle skinning complaint prompts alleged assault against Kingsport officer
• Hawkins man charged with drag strip burglaries, thefts
• Undercover drug buys result in two Mount Carmel arrests
• Church Hill mom charged with child neglect, DUI after wreck
• Central shooting points to need for better system to alert parents; 'All I could do was just pr
• Floods unleash wave of Tenn. gravesite lootings
• Kingsport gunman, 62, killed in shooting at Blountville high school
• Teens allegedly fire six rounds at Kingsport home, two arrested
• Obama: GOP should let small business bill through
• Students, parents react to shooting in Sullivan Central
• U.S. wasted billions in rebuilding Iraq
• Internet claims another victim - Oxford English Dictionary abandons print edition
• Father killed saving family's lives
• Fire at proposed Tennessee mosque site investigated by federal authorities
• Hawkins County family grateful for car seat that protected toddler during accident
• Gate City to replace two water pumps to address service issues
• New Hawkins County mayor discusses committee appointments
• Seminars to focus on parenting, adolescent culture
• 'Restoring Honor' rally at Lincoln Memorial tests Glenn Beck's power
• Plane makes emergency landing on U.S. Route 23 in Wise County
• Quorum a question for Wise County School Board
• First-year medical school student studying hard to provide care to others
• In the 1930s, football star Bobby Cifers put Kingsport on the map
• Scott County Public Schools receives positive audit, vows to control minor discrepancies
• Debate over proposed Kingsport methadone clinic continues
• Corker blasts Obama administration's economic policies
• Some of the Glen Beck Rally's spotlight shines on Jonesborough Tea Party organizer
• Beck, Palin rally hundreds of thousands in nation's capital
• Bluff City BMA asks TDOT for more options for 11-E/19-E cloverleaf
• Suspect in numerous Kingsport check forgeries arrested
• Teenager charged with robbing Johnson City convenience store
• Two charged with felony shoplifting in Kingsport
• Kingsport murder suspect's trial postponed
• Abingdon woman's multi-count child rape trial rescheduled
• Enrollment at ETSU tops 15,000
• Guns, ammunition stolen from Bluff City Rescue Squad building
• Lee seeks scenic byway designation for Wilderness Road
• Man walking barefoot across the U.S. to bring attention to high suicide rates for veterans
• Woman accused of stealing more than $100,000 from elderly Rogersville man
• Why accused Sullivan Co. rapist was out of jail; Kingsport to Dallas flights; Hawkins sheriff firing
• Lee County drug raid leads to three arrests
• Hawkins grand jury confirms double murder/suicide theory
• Rescuers find injured star root hunter in Scott County creek
• Milligan sets enrollment record by focusing on personal touch
• Closed captioning improves understanding of TV shows
• Lasers have many uses in dentistry
• Affidavit: Rape victim fought off attacker with coffee pot, cut herself free
• Kingsport police seek suspect in numerous check forgeries
• East Tennessee woman charged in three stun gun robberies
• Scott deputy shot near Duffield listed in fair condition after surgeries
• Corker pushing for cap on federal spending
• Former Surgoinsville mayor's sentencing delayed until Dec. 10
• Scott shooting suspect arrested after 16-hour manhunt, standoff
• Kingsport Chamber awards 2010 Santa Train scholarship to Rachael Brown
• Childhood obesity affects all aspects of development
• School nurses handle complex medical issues every day
• Bristol man indicted for murder of ex-girlfriend
• Vitamin D may be vital in prenatal care
• Sullivan County man charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, rape; suspect's manslaughter sen
• Hawkins man accused of hitting wife in the head with hammer
• Greene Co. double-shooting suspect surrenders to police
• Kingsport moving 'full speed ahead' to block methadone clinic
• Kingsport man indicted for allegedly extorting $30,000 from a former Bristol, Tenn., teacher
• Effort to simplify Medicare may force more than 3M seniors to switch drug plans
• After Katrina, New Orleans cops were told they could shoot looters
• Hawkins woman indicted for ramming parked car through fence into porch
• Cut Loose, 'Footloose!'
• Miss Universe sparks Bristol argument, aggravated assault arrest
• Kingsport police arrest hit-and-run suspect; one injured
• Father, son charged in Kingsport bust; steroids, pot, mushrooms seized
• Sullivan County burglary suspect arrested
• Johnson City woman sentenced for faking IDs for illegal aliens
• State energy rebate program begins today
• For mortgage modification program, new numbers show old problems
• Negotiators continue contract talks for Sullivan teachers
• Mountain City man gets 30 years for kidnapping teen
• Hawkins woman named in felony murder indictment
• Elizabethton woman accused of sexual battery of a 13-year-old
• Manhunt under way for person who shot Scott County deputy
• Two charged with thefts from Kingsport vehicles
• For mosques, 'anywhere but there' echoes far beyond Ground Zero
• Mosque uproar tests limits of Americans' tolerance
• Republicans hot, cold on Constitution
• Va. Army troops say they were punished for refusing to attend Christian band concert; Pentagon inves
• Ex-Sullivan Central teacher pleads guilty to lesser charge in sex case
• Kingsport man killed in Fort Henry Drive wreck
• Church Hill approves 2010-2011 budget again
• Asheville Regional Airport becoming a 'trouble spot' for Tri-Cities Regional Airport
• Sullivan County commissioners get first look at budget proposal
• Feds eyeing possible interstate through Tennessee, Georgia
• Rep. Cohen wants Tennessee lawmakers to return lottery funds to scholarships
• Churches disagree on roles of women
• Motorcyclist sprayed with wasp killer in Kingsport road rage incident
• Former Kingsport priest pleads not guilty to sex charges
• BHG wants public to know facts about proposed drug treatment center
• U-Haul design features Gray Fossil Site
• Bluff City BMA approves budget, property tax rate, water/sewer rates
• Two Washington County teens seriously injured when vehicle hits tree
• Lee County offers reward for stolen 'Welcome' sign
• 'Round the Mountain reaches membership milestone
• Six express interest in Wise School Board seat
• Dobyns-Bennett outperformed Tennessee and national 2010 ACT score averages
• Theft by some home health workers an ongoing problem
• VDOT tweaks bridge replacement plan
• Kingsport BMA approves Diana Road annexation, other measures
• Raffle pays off - Winner of car battling cancer; fund-raiser pulls in $100,000 for ACS
• Four arrested in Hawkins meth lab bust
• 'The Blind Side' couple help kick off United Way campaigns
• Black boxes part of NASCAR effort to put driver safety first
• Johnson City joins prescription discount program
• East Tennessee man pleads not guilty in child porn case
• Ex-Unicoi schools finance director charged with embezzling $21,000 pleads not guilty
• Kingsport aims to restrict methadone clinic location
• Train derailment causes road closure near Eastman
• Boy charged with burglary of Bristol gas station; allegedly stole cigarettes
• Bluff City BMA spends an hour behind closed doors discussing ongoing litigation
• Kingsport doctor's license placed on probation
• Obama a Muslim? Rumors gain steam, defying facts
• Tri-Cities and the rest of the state dries out after deluge
• Man allegedly steals trailer, chased through Kingsport streets by victim
• Tri-Cities under flash flood watch this morning; middle Tenn. flooding required some rescues
• New Anglican congregration meeting in Kingsport's Renaissance Center
• East Tenn. woman charged with TennCare fraud; allegedly sold state-bought prescription drugs
• Flooding forces evacuations in Southwest Virginia
• Kingsport vice make seven felony drug arrests
• Goodbye Iraq, last US combat brigade heads home
• Child burned, windshield broken during purse-snatching attempt at Wal-Mart
• Rogersville dad gets 90-day jail term for allowing toddler to wander in street; mom sent to parentin
• Sullivan budget panel shifts funds to avoid tax increase
• Roe predicts voters may give GOP another chance at House leadership
• UVa-Wise ranked as No. 1 low-debt liberal arts college
• Kingsport man charged with killing mother arrested after hospital release, posts bond
• Underage DUI crash following fire department party prompts $35M suit against Sullivan County
• Section of Stone Drive scheduled for brief closure on Thursday morning
• Man recently arrested in Kingsport for allegedly shoplifting at Walmart eight times faces yet anothe
• Vaughn criticizes GOP, Shipley for spin on comments
• Father, daughter face meth charges in Hawkins
• AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy
• Bristol, Blountville men indicted on federal child porn charges
• Flash flood watch issued for NE Tenn., SW Va. region
• Weber City teen drowns after being pulled into storm drain
• Judge rules on issues related to ex-Sullivan County teacher's upcoming sexual battery trial
• Sullivan Co. eyes tax increase; 5-cent hike would raise $1.6M to match Highway Dept. deficit
• 22-year-old Bristol racer making NASCAR debut at BMS
• Hawkins Co. man accused of attempted murder during video store robbery
• Bogus auto theft report leads to arrest of Hawkins woman
• Rogersville man faces burglary, drug charges after invading stranger's home
• Gate City couple face decades in prison for selling marijuana
• Woman wanted for alleged refusal to return daughters to Kingsport ex-husband after trip to Californi
• Deputies shut down 'extensive' Gray marijuana grow house
• Man's alleged sex talk scam at Kingsport restaurant prompts swindling arrest
• Man charged with sexual battery of co-worker in Kingsport parking lot
• Kingsport man arrested after allegedly overturning car, running from police
• Raid of Johnson County campsite reveals meth manufacturing; two charged
• Kingsport hit-and-run suspect arrested after scuffle with police
• Red-light cameras are foolproof? Ex-police officer begs to differ
• Kingsport teen accused of murder appointed new lawyer
• Make tracks to ETSU railroad museum
• Tennessee's neonatal infection rate higher than average
• Teen sex not always bad for school performance
• Arrest made in death of woman found burning
• Being green: City keeps its focus on park expansion
• Name-calling, trash-talking abound in 2010 campaigns
• Woman finds uninvited guests sleeping in Kingsport home; two charged with trespassing
• White House says politics had no role in Obama's mosque remarks
• 14-year-old boy drowns in East Tenn. lake
• South's rebel flag will still fly this fall - along with five new ones
• Police investigating explosion of homemade bombs in Tenn.
• With renovation of Kingsport's wastewater treatment plant coming in under budget, additional wo
• Federal judge to sentence Gatlinburg scam artist next week
• Kingsport Welcome Center in preliminary phase of development
• Kingsport woman allegedly assaults boyfriend with green beans can
• Last five years have brought major expansion of Kingsport's park system
• Police: Man charged with 4th DUI after driving in reverse on Stone Drive
• Retiring Mumpower reaffirms support for GOP candidate for his 3rd District seat
• Kingsport man allegedly attempts to steal $1,500 in movies, video games from Target
• Race fans gearing up for annual Food City Race Night
• Bristol Regional Medical Center in danger of losing Medicare reimbursement funding
• Welcome center in preliminary plan stage
• July 4th Downtown Celebration and Fireworks
• ‘Go Green With Your PC’ Hosted by Northeast Tennessee Technology Council
• Fun Fest

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