Don't miss the official opening day of the 2025 Cumberland County Fair this Monday, August 18th. The Exhibits open at 10am. At 6pm it's the Jr. Market Livestock Show & Sale, and the Midway opens with $20 armbands. See live demonstrations from 6 to 8pm. And don't miss the Fair Opening ceremony Monday night at 7 f...

According to Tennessee Athletics, The University of Tennessee announced Friday afternoon that the men's basketball team's exhibition affair versus Duke is already a sellout, minutes after general public ticket sales opened. The Volunteers and Blue Devils will square off Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at Food City Center in a prese...

The TBI says two Livingston men have been charged after special agents received a tip in July from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Agents determined 20-year-old Payton York and 22-year-old Perrion Cruz created and distributed images and videos of a minor engaged in sexual acts. On Wednesday (8/...

Down goes #1! The Tennessee Lady Vols have sent shock waves through the College Soccer world Thursday night after taking down the number one ranked team in the country North Carolina 2-0. Tennessee's soccer team opened up the 2025 season against, defending National Champions, #1 North Carolina. The first half was score...

On Thursday (8/14/2025), Ashton Cole Sensing pleading guilty in Putnam County Court to Second Degree Murder of a 2-year-old boy. Police say that in December 2023 Sensing admitted to throwing the toddler into a wall and hitting the child, causing him to become unresponsive. Ventura Mora-Francisco died three days later ...

Tennessee revenues exceeded budgeted estimates for the month of July. Department of Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson reported that total July tax revenues were $1.8 billion, which is $125.5 million more than the budgeted estimate and $134 million more than July 2024. The total tax growth rate for the ...

The Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development reports the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in July was 3.6%, an increase of one-tenth of a percentage point over June's rate. One year ago, the rate was 3.4%. Tennessee's rate remains well below the U.S. rate, which was 4.2% in July and uncha...