State health officials are investigating an unusual pattern of rare pediatric brain cancer diagnoses in southeastern Kentucky after parents and health care workers raised concerns about five cases in the Corbin and Williamsburg areas.
Christian Ferraras, the Knoxville officer now facing a lawsuit after charging a retired FBI executive who had nothing in her system with driving under the influence, has handed out multiple bogus DUI charges while working with the Knoxville Police Department.
Nearly a year after a guardrail pierced through Danny Freeman’s SUV, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down, the 28-year-old Nashville man says he is still trying to understand how a roadside safety device meant to save lives, changed his forever.
A decades-long career at the FBI is one of the reasons Allison Tsiumis was so uneasy spending months in the defendant’s seat, fighting a DUI charge she never deserved.
The report, posted by the Tennessee Department of Health’s Division of Family Health and Wellness, details the causes of and recommendations to reduce maternal mortality in Tennessee.
A WVLT investigation has unearthed some of the things you may not expect your car to collect, along with what rights Tennesseans have about how that data is managed.
Emails obtained by WVLT between leadership at the Richard L. Bean Juvenile Detention Center and its now former interim director, Brian Bivens, show just how little faith the man had in the center’s rehabilitation.
The move is the latest aligning of Tennessee with the president’s initiative to limit children’s access to certain books, with a focus on transgender and other LGBTQ+ issues.
A state audit has found that the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission failed to investigate thousands of complaints against nursing homes and other healthcare facilities in time, all while continuing to fall behind on state and federal surveys meant to ensure those facilities operate up-to-code.
Having a baby affects everyone in the family, including fathers. Postpartum Support International says one in five moms and one in 10 dads experience postpartum depression.
The research, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found that just 17% of emergency rooms across the county meet the standard for what it calls “high pediatric readiness.”
“I want them to spend even a day with my son and I and try to make it even a day and see what it’s like, and how hard it is to go through the process through their system.”
This summer as your kids potentially spend more and more time online, make sure you are aware of the biggest risks online. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa spoke to Kaspersky about the top five online threats to kids.
In downtown Knoxville alone, the Tennessee Department of Transportation says more than 100,000 vehicles travel along the interstate, with nearly 16,000 being semi-trucks.
