Rossville SWAT standoff ends after officers burst into Brown Avenue home
Police told residents in a Rossville neighborhood to lock their doors and get to a safe place because officers had become involved involved in a nearby standoff.
Police told residents in a Rossville neighborhood to lock their doors and get to a safe place because officers had become involved involved in a nearby standoff.
Starting this month, Erlanger board meetings will be videotaped and posted on YouTube as part of an attempt to rebuild trust.
Every time Tom Farrow has infiltrated a cockfighting pit and scanned the crowd, he has always spotted kids.
For four years, an Ooltewah doctor worked with an online, Texas-based company to illegally prescribe narcotic drugs like oxycodone, morphine, and Xanax to Tennessee patients without ever seeing them in person, Tennessee investigators have found.
Every month, hundreds of people from the Orange Grove Center file outside for a fire drill. In a facility that serves approximately 1,000 people with a range of disabilities, such drills are a priority, director of development Heidi Hoffecker said.
Enrique Gomez can't remember going to the doctor once over the last 10 years. He's been blessed with good health, he says. When he catches a bug, he soldiers through it, working 70 hours a week at a mechanic shop and a restaurant.
Sporting a pale pink helmet and flanked by her faithful German shepherd, 5-year-old Cora Vowell looks ready to hop on a tricycle, or maybe go barreling headfirst into a backyard football game.
One year after acquiring Grandview Medical Center - now known as Parkridge West - Parkridge Health System announced today that they will end all inpatient services at the Jasper, Tenn. hospital on April 6.
While BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee once again captured the majority of marketplace signups during open enrollment on the exchanges this year, new competition resulted in lower market share for the Tennessee insurer.
Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander sharply criticized leaders of the large insurer Anthem on Wednesday, decrying the company's delayed response to a cyber-attack that affects 770,000 Tennesseans - many of whom may still be unaware their data has been compromised, a report to the senate committee has revealed.
