The reasons an impoverished childhood shaped Bristol, Va., Mayor Ed Harlow’s political viewpoints are included in a new book about U.S.  politics and culture.

The Bluff City ordinance makes the sale, manufacture or possession of “bath salts” and synthetic marijuana against the law.

They’re an ancient nation, and recent research has shed new light on a history tribal members say they’ve honored all along.

The U.S. Postal Service notified the airport that the facility will cease operations March 26. The post office has operated a facility at the airport for 32 years, according to a news release from the airport.

Two men were “clowning around” on State Street.

Tennessee Department of Health Commissioner John Dreyzehner suspended new admissions of residents to Appalachian Christian Village effective February 8th.

Americans spend more than $700 million on chocolate for Valentine’s Day, according to the National Confectioners Association. But what’s the best tasting chocolate for the money? Consumer Reports taste testers have sampled more than 30 boxes of gift chocolates to help you.

Board members of the Industrial Development Authority of Danville on Thursday approved financial help to renovate space downtown so a small startup technology-based company could lease it.

On Thursday, LiFeBatt USA in Danville tested a prototype battery pack on an electric go-kart inside Dan River Grand Prix on Riverside Drive.

As Tennessee teachers face their first year of new state evaluations, many are seeking the advice of a local professor and author about how to make the most of their classroom.