The office charged with defending Hamilton County in court and advising government officials on legal questions faces the first major changes to its structure in over 40 years.

Staff Photo by Robin Rudd / The east side of the tunnels is seen April 29, 2025. Construction crews closed the eastbound side of the Missionary Ridge Tunnels on April 29, reducing traffic from ...

Members of the East Ridge City Council gave initial approval for the rezoning of a portion of the Gateway development to allow for a proposed neighborhood of 68 detached, single-family homes.

NFL draft picks can make an instant impact on a team's success. Jayden Daniels, the No. 2 pick last year, quarterbacked the Washington Commanders to the NFC championship game.

Former Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada, center, walks past Rep. Justin Jones, D-Nashville, right, as he arrives at the federal courthouse April 28, 2025, in Nashville.

Staff photo by Ricky Young / The Tennessee Federation of Republican Women reading list cites Adolf Hitler in discussing the importance of training the youth.

TVA nuclear outages continue into summer, undoing plans The loss of generation from a low-cost fuel could hit power bills June 6, 2025 by Daniel Dassow ...

Bradley Central High School's community in Cleveland, Tennessee, is grieving after a popular Bradley Bears student and football player died Saturday from injuries he sustained in a car crash.

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PITTSBURGH — For many Italians, the 40-day Lenten season is punctuated not by sweets but by a smooth, bright-white cheese that comes in white plastic containers.

When President Donald Trump fired Beth Geer from the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors, the panel lost one of its most outspoken advocates for clean energy and critics of fossil fuels.

The 3.4-mile third phase of the Apison Pike improvement project in Collegedale is finally closing in on its June finish line, but there is still much to do, state officials said.