For the first time in months since the COVID-19 pandemic struck the region, the Sullivan County Board of Education opened its monthly meeting to the public. The public had a lot to say.
Getting elementary schoolchildren back into classrooms as soon as possible was the main topic of discussion at the Bristol Tennessee Board of Education’s Thursday evening work session.
Students in Washington County will stay home and study virtually for the first six weeks of school.
The Santa Train is the latest casualty of COVID 19.
Gov. Bill Lee along with state health and safety officials have been giving occasional updates on the fight against COVID-19 in Tennessee.
A Tri-Cities physicians group is participating in the global clinical trial of a prospective COVID-19 vaccine and is seeking 500 local volunte…
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Heavy rain could cause some flooding in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia this afternoon and evening.
BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. - After law enforcement officials recorded 97 drug overdose cases and 22 deaths in Sullivan County between March and the st…
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