Maggie Gregg

Memphis police said a woman is accused of identity theft after she allegedly opened accounts at Target and ULTA using another person's name.

Face masks can cause what some dentists call "mask mouth."

The Florida Department of Financial Services has banned its employees from using TikTok on state-issued devices and while inside department buildings.

Investigators said a woman caught a burglar in the act when she went to a Berclair-based psychic Sunday.

The Alabama Department of Senior Services (ADSS) launched a new program to help older adults with isolation amid the pandemic.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday that it received its first confirmed case of SARS-CoV-2 in a dog in the state. SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans.

A North Carolina woman faces attempted murder charges after allegedly poisoning her husband and step-son in July.

A Johnson City man is set to make a 3,000-mile trip to raise money for COVID-19 relief.

A Virginia sheriff's office is warning residents after some reported receiving unsolicited face masks from China in the mail.

A helicopter had to be called in to rescue a couple who fell while being chased by a cow in Solano County, California Sunday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.

The Knoxville Police Department took to Facebook Tuesday afternoon to warn the public after they responded to reports of a scammer pretending to be an officer to get money from a female victim.

Nashville police are investigating after an 11-year-old drowned in a tub Monday night in Antioch.

Governor Lee gave a brief update on the state legislature's special session Tuesday during a media conference.

During a media briefing Tuesday, Governor Bill Lee called Tennessee's unemployment numbers "staggering."

Governor Bill Lee confirmed Tuesday during a media briefing that he was still not looking at a statewide mask mandate policy.

An attraction in Gatlinburg nabbed a spot on Buzzfeed's list of strangest tourist attractions in each state.

Senator Marsha Blackburn sat down with WVLT News Anchor Ted Hall to discuss the pandemic.

East Tennessee State University Dr. Brian Noland said he believes it's "virtually impossible" that team sports will be played this fall.

A popular chain restaurant in Johnson City, Tennessee has sued after a Facebook post urged patrons of the restaurants to get tested for COVID-19 after possible exposure from an employee.

The Johnson City Schools Board of Education voted to approve all sports this coming fall and voted to require students to sign a waiver before playing sports that adhered to TSSAA guidelines.

FedEx, a Memphis-based company, said it will be giving all of its employees a 2 percent pay raise starting in October.

COVID-19 research released this week says Black and Hispanic children are more severaly impacted by COVID-19, with higher case rates, hospitalizations and virus-related complications.

Many people have turned to the internet, looking for a pet during the pandemic; however, some are getting scammed.

Gov. Andy Beshear has recommended that Kentucky schools delay the resumption of in-person classes until late September to provide more time to get the coronvirus under control.

Cars lined up around the block to get school supplies for children at Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs' School Mania event Monday afternoon.

Amazon may replace closed department stores in malls with distribution centers.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office released body camera footage of first responders at a crash that occurred on I-40 Saturday.

East Tennessee State University President Dr. Brian Noland announced Monday that the college will not start the fall semester in its Phase 3 plan.

The Claiborne County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man accused of assaulting his father Thursday evening.

80 Putnam County students, seven staff members and one bus driver have already been quarantined during the first week of school due to COVID-19 concerns, the school district said Friday.

Tennessee saw record numbers of absentee and early voters in Thursday's primary.

Three forms of nasal sprays are being recalled because they could contain too much of a man-made hormone used in treating certain medical conditions, including a type of diabetes.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office said two people, a 20-year-old and 15-year-old, were killed in a chase in Blount County Thursday morning.

Ohio officials said nearly 100 people were infected with COVID-19 after one man attended a church service.

Three members of the University of Louisville men's soccer team were dismissed from the team after organizing a party amid the pandemic, the school revealed Thursday.

More than 100 would-be passengers have been banned from flying on Delta planes after refusing to comply with the company's mask mandate, according to Delta CEO Ed Bastian.

The Lenoir City Utility Board is warning customers about an uptick in scams.

The Roane County Sheriff's Office took to Facebook to thank a family and a local church for their cookie "donations" to deputies and staff at the sheriff's office.

The Oak Ridge Playhouse had a small celebration ceremony for its new addition in Jackson Square.

A prosecutor says two men were arrested in Tennessee on murder charges in the death of a 6-year-old boy who was inside his house getting ready to go to a birthday party.

Fentress County Schools got a shout out from Tennessee education officials during a media briefing Thursday.

An Anderson County Grand Jury indicted a man accused of sexually assault minors.

Tennessee health officials said they've seen a downturn lately in testing and COVID-19 cases, leading officials to believe that people might be getting sick less.

E! News was canceled due to economic fallout from COVID-19, according to an NBC Universal representative.

A police dog in the United Kingdom has set the bar high for future K-9s. On his first day, he tracked down a mother and her baby who had been missing for two days.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday he is authorizing the city to shut off power to properties where large parties and gatherings are being held amid the pandemic.

The Roane County Sheriff's Office took to social media to thank an anonymous resident who purchased deputies Dunkin' Donuts.

There's a lucky Powerball winner in Morristown.

Knox County Schools is gearing up for kids to return to class amid the pandemic, and that includes getting students access to smart devices.

Tennessee Health Commissioner Dr. Lisa Piercey said playing football was a higher risk activity than sitting in a classroom.