Missing tourist found alive after disappearing in Nashville
A tourist who was reported as missing has been found alive after disappearing in Nashville.
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Early voting for Tennessee’s Aug. 1 elections ends Saturday, July 27
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett today reminded all registered voters that there is still time to utilize the flexibility of the early voting period to cast a ballot for the Aug. 1 State and Federal Primaries, and the County General Elections.
Nashville grapples with lingering neo-Nazi presence in tourist-friendly city
For weeks, neo-Nazis have made repeat appearances in Nashville, livestreaming antisemitic antics for shock value.
Tennessee #2 state with most natural disasters, data shows
Tennessee is among the top states with the most natural disasters over the last decade.
2nd suspect arrested in shooting of THP trooper
A second suspect is in custody in Tennessee following the fatal shooting of a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper.
$2 Million Powerball Power Play winner in Knoxville
Woo hoo! Congrats to a Powerball Power Play winner in Knoxville, who won a whopping $2 million last night by matching five of six numbers drawn and using the Power Play option.
Tennessee Democratic Party Chair Hendrell Remus Statement on President Biden’s decision not to seek re-election
In 2020, while everyone around me was choosing sides and lining up behind their preferred Democratic candidates for President, I patiently awaited the entry of Vice President Joe Biden into the race.
TBI UPDATE: Braze Rucker in custody, efforts continue to find others
UPDATE FOUR: According to a social media post from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Braze Rucker was taken into custody in Princeton, Ky. The post also states that the investigation continues to identify the other suspects involved, who were present…
Update: Suspect Braze Rucker in custody
THP says Braze Rucker is now in custody.
Tennessee will remove HIV-positive people convicted of sex work from violent sex offender list
HIV-positive people who were convicted in Tennessee of sex work under a decades-old aggravated prostitution law will no longer be required to face a lifetime registration as a "violent sex offender" under a lawsuit settlement finalized this week.
