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Vols relax but remember early exit in 2018 NCAA tourney
5 hours agoLady Vols fall to UCLA in NCAA tourney opener, 89-77
8 hours agoMother Russia: South Florida sees a boom in 'birth tourism'
12 hours agoGrammy-winning singer Jason Isbell brings new fest home
14 hours agoRoad rage suspect who killed deputy was in US illegally
16 hours agoGeorgia Senate OKs governor-backed 'heartbeat' abortion ban
18 hours agoNOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week
20 hours agoTrump slams European automakers, threatens U.S. tariffs
22 hours agoWith Washington abuzz, Mueller's report is delivered quietly
1 day agoStocks, bond yields fall sharply as growth worries spread
1 day agoPapa John's scores Shaq to help revive its image
1 day ago'Brace ourselves': Cyclone death toll tops 600 in Africa [photos]
1 day agoIslamic State driven from last Syria territory, Trump says
1 day agoParents say Parkland shooting survivor killed herself because of 'survivor's guilt'
1 day agoTennessee men 77, Colgate 70: The good, the bad and the verdict [photos]
1 day agoVols pull away late for 77-70 win over Colgate, advance to second round of NCAA tourney
1 day agoTreasury grants further relief on IRS withholding penalties
1 day agoTennessee Gov. Bill Lee backs bill that bars local governments from favoring companies based on pay, policies
1 day agoTwo Hamilton County teachers chosen as regional finalists for Tennessee Teacher of the Year
1 day agoTrump intervenes, reverses planned North Korea sanctions with tweet
1 day agoGeorgia's Plant Vogtle lands $3.7 billion in new loan guarantees to complete nuclear reactors
1 day agoGeorgia man sentenced to 25 years in prison for helping burn body of slain teacher, concealing death
1 day agoChattanooga Football Club set to host first international match of the season Saturday
1 day agoTrump intensifies effort to discredit Mueller report
1 day agoTennessee physician successfully treats patient with rare form of cancer
1 day agoMarket Street Bridge to undergo quarterly testing on Sunday
1 day agoGeorgia man sentenced to 25 years in missing teacher's death
1 day agoControlled burn happening today in Walker County
1 day agoR. Kelly's defense emerges, says his accusers are lying
1 day ago5-at-10: Friday mini mailbag from Hawaii
1 day agoBill Haslam meets with Mike Pence at the White House to discuss potential U.S. Senate bid
1 day agoNew Zealand to observe Muslim prayer after mosque attacks
1 day agoWife defends Alabama man charged in '99 double killing
1 day agoTennessee House advances gym tax repeal bill
1 day agoUS abruptly endorses Israel's Golan sovereignty in big shift
1 day agoAlabama bill would allow tax refunds to fund border wall
2 days agoTennessee bill to provide more scrutiny on public records exemptions
2 days agoTrump orders colleges to back free speech or lose funding
2 days agoLocal ›
What last week's sales tax failures tells us about the state of North Georgia politics
Moments in Memory - Chattanooga's everlasting shame
Chattanooga company returns from first trip to build largest Antarctic station; looking to hire locals for project
Business ›
Consumer Watch: How to avoid being scammed
Business Digest: Women in Trucking Association recognizes Amanda Thompson
Trump slams European automakers, threatens U.S. tariffs
Sports ›
Wiedmer: Vols 'do what they do' when they most need to do it
Ben Pettway has all charges dismissed from alleged 2016 Wheaton hazing incident
Dylan Moses loving added responsibility with Crimson Tide
Life ›
Online memorial completes photo search for almost all of Chattanooga's Vietnam War dead
For rest and relaxation, try Florida's 'Forgotten Coast'
BreakPoint: Looking for evil in all the wrong places in the aftermath of New Zealand attack
Opinion ›
Politics ›
SipTN held at the First Tennessee Pavilion
Georgia Senate OKs governor-backed 'heartbeat' abortion ban
NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week
Tennessee ›
Gov. Lee seeks federal disaster declaration, citing Tennessee's flooding and severe storm damages
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee backs bill that bars local governments from favoring companies based on pay, policies
