Rogersville Judge Snubbed As Knoxville Lawyer Lands Appeals Court Seat
Rogersville Judge William E. Phillips II was among three finalists for the Tennessee Court of Appeals, but Gov. Bill Lee appointed Rachel Park Hurt to the Eastern Section. The decision follows public interviews and a short, local selection process.
Sweetwater Hospital's Labor and Delivery Services Closure Prompts Mass Resignation of Nurses Amid Community Concern
Sweetwater Hospital Association is closing its labor and delivery department due to provider coverage issues, financial strains, and low patient volumes. The closure has led to a mass resignation of nurses and concerns about community impact.
Knoxville Police Department Reaches Full Staffing for First Time in Over a Decade; Mayor Kincannon and City Council Announce Tech Upgrades and Financial System Modernization
Knoxville Police Department is now fully staffed for the first time in over a decade, with Mayor Kincannon emphasizing public safety and fiscal support, including competitive officer pay and investment in advanced technology and financial software.
Kingsport Fire Department Invokes MLK's Legacy, Calls for Community Action on National Day of Service
The Kingsport Fire Department's Facebook post for MLK Day calls for fire and life safety measures, noting frequent fire emergencies and advocating for Community Risk Reduction strategies.
Gatlinburg Announces City Office Closures and Ongoing Services for MLK Jr. Holiday Observance
Gatlinburg announces closures and service schedules for MLK Jr. Day, highlighting that government offices are closed, yet recreational facilities, sanitation services, and the trolley system will operate normally.












