Regional News
Tennessee’s Median Income Growth Leads the Southeast
Tennessee’s median household income increased 5.8 percent in 2017, the fastest growing rate in the Southeast and fifth in the U.S.
Read MoreHow Tennessee plans to spend $45.8 million from VW settlement
Tennessee environmental officials released a plan that outlines how the state will spend $45.8 million from the Volkswagen diesel settlement
Read MoreCarson-Newman University records second-highest enrollment
The school currently has 2,560 students enrolled for the fall 2018 semester, the second-highest recorded enrollment.
Read MoreTN ECD Announces Seven Counties to Participate in New Round of Select Tennessee Property Evaluation Program
Program to help communities identify industrial sites for economic development projects (continue)
Read MoreIs Knoxville becoming known as ‘THE MAKER CITY?’
Local entrepreneurs and government officials would like Knoxville to become known as The Maker City.
Read MoreBlake Shelton excited for March opening of Ole Red Gatlinburg
The country star’s third Ole Red restaurant and entertainment venue is set to open in Gatlinburg in March of 2019.
Read MoreBoyd is tapped as interim UT leader
Randy Boyd, a Knoxville businessman, philanthropist and former Republican candidate for governor, has been tapped to lead the University of Tennessee following the retirement of the college system’s outgoing president.
Read MoreDollywood’s recent theme park awards make Dolly Parton proud of her town
For the seventh consecutive year Dollywood has been named the Friendliest Park during the recent Amusement Today Golden Ticket Awards.
Read MoreSNS completes full neutron production cycle at record power level
The Spallation Neutron Source at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory has reached a new milestone
Read MoreORNL researchers enable real-time forensic analysis with new cybersecurity tool
A team of researchers at the US Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has developed Akatosh
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