Snow returned to the Tri-Cities Monday afternoon, as shown in these photos from Warriors' Path State Park in Kingsport. Cold temperatures are expected to continue Tuesday and Wednesday, according to ...

KNOXVILLE – Motorists traveling on State Route 93 in Sullivan County should be aware of upcoming road construction activities that will have a temporary impact on traffic. The Tennessee Department of ...

KINGSPORT — The uglier the better for Gate City basketball. It was nearly enough for the Blue Devils to advance to winner’s bracket semifinals in the 5th annual Alpha Invitational. “I told the kids in ...

BLOUNTVILLE — The Tri-Cities Airport is looking to soar to new heights this year — not just in added destinations, but also ongoing improvement work. Gene Cossey, president and CEO of the Tri-Cities ...

BRISTOL, Va. — It was a good opening day at the revamped Arby's Classic for at least two local teams. Four Bulldogs reached double figures in Hampton's decisive 75-41 opening game win over ...

A memory popped up on Milligan track & field coach Chris Layne’s timeline on Monday, and it couldn’t have been more timely. The memory was from nine years ago, and it featured a photo of Hannah ...

KINGSPORT — Gas pumps soon may stand near where the 25-foot Native American statue once stood on the south side of Stone Drive. Plans to turn the former Pratt's BBQ Restaurant site at 1225 E. Stone ...

In an email statement to the Times News, Eastman’s Kingsport site leader Brian Long said the Kingsport team demonstrated commitment to safety throughout 2025. “Despite the challenges faced during the ...

GATE CITY — Every team needs time to grow. That is the case for the Gate City girls basketball team, which fought back from a 13-point deficit to within one before dropping a hard-fought 43-38 ...

GATE CITY – Gate City residents still must use solid waste containers to put out the trash, but they do not have to pay for town issued cans. Town Council approved a revised solid waste ordinance at ...

CLINCHPORT — It took eight days for Rye Cove to go from jubilation to depression. They don't want that feeling again. "In my mind we gave one away last year," Rye Cove head coach Gary Collier said.

Every year, people who die in home fires could have been warned it they had properly maintained their smoke alarms. According to the National Fire Protection Association, about 60% of home fire deaths ...