The Tennessee Volunteers baseball team secured a series sweep with an 11-1 victory over the Samford Bulldogs, maintaining their perfect season start at 7-0.

Ex-college player Alberto Osuna seeks a federal court injunction for NCAA eligibility to play for Tennessee, citing a similar case involving Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia.

Kingsport City Hall hosts "Black in Appalachia," an exhibition celebrating African American history in the Mountain South, available until February 14th.

Tennessee's basketball team lost to Kentucky 78-73, struggling with perimeter shots, despite strong three-point defense stats and a late-game comeback attempt.

Lady Vols' head coach Kim Caldwell has given birth to a son, Conor Scott Caldwell. She led the team to a strong season start before her pregnancy. Her assistant, Jenna Burdette, is stepping in during her leave.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation Department offers beginner archery lessons at Lynn View Community Center, with sessions from January 22 to February 19 for ages 7 and up. Costs are $40 for city residents, $45 for non-residents.

The Tennessee men's basketball team sustains their No. 1 rank for a record five weeks and remains undefeated, highlighting Coach Rick Barnes' successful tenure.

Tennessee’s starting wide receiver Squirrel White is set to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal, leaving the team after a drop in production in 2024 but still with a strong career record.

Volunteers fans mobilize for Tennessee's College Football Playoff debut vs Ohio State, spurred by dropping ticket prices and the chance to fill the stadium with orange.

Clinton High School appoints Jake Dawson as a new head football coach amidst a grade-changing scandal investigation, signaling a fresh start for the school's football program.

The Kingsport Aquatic Center offers a virtual 1,922-mile swimming challenge spanning Japanese landmarks, aiming to blend fitness and cultural education starting January 1, 2025.

Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson has been named SEC Player of the Year by USA Today after a standout season, scoring 22 touchdowns and 132 points, setting a record for the University.

The University of Tennessee men's basketball team set a defensive record by holding UT Martin to 35 points, the lowest since 1973, in their victory at Food City Center.