October 18, 2026
TN State News
AEDC at 75: Air Force turns over compressor facility
BRAD HICKS AEDC Contributor The reins of the largest single Arnold Engineering Development Center unit completed up to that point were handed to the Center’s… Login to continue reading Login…
RN to BSN online in one year
The University of Tennessee Health Sciences College of Nursing has opened an RN to BSN program for registered nurses (RN) to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree completely online in just 12 months.
Black bear population on the move
You think you may have seen a bear? You may just be right as the TWRA is reporting that black bears are expanding their reach beyond their traditional borders which means migrations may go beyond the Cumberland Plateau and Smoky Mountain Range into more western parts of the Volunteer State.
Knoxville man indicted for threat against President Trump
Used TikTok to make his murderous threats
Coffee County spends quarter million on OnlyFans
Coff ee County subscribers did their part in making OnlyFans a multi-billion business as they spent $250,000 last year to enjoy the risqué site.
AEDC at 75: The first engine test that confirmed AEDC’s mission
DIAMOND BROWN AEDC Contributor When a General Electric J-47 turbojet engine thundered to life inside Arnold Engineering Development Center’s Engine Test Facility on May 3,… Login to continue reading Login…
Wildlife photography contest open
Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s 12th annual Wildlife and Nature Photo Contest is open for submissions Aug. 1-31, 2026.
AUGUST 6 ELECTION RESULTS
The following are the unofficial results of the Aug. 6 State Primary, State and Coffee County General, and the Manchester and Tullahoma Municipal elections. The voter turnout for the August…
AUGUST 6 ELECTION – EARLY VOTING RESULTS
The following are the unofficial early voting and absentee numbers for the Aug. 6 State Primary, State and Coffee County General, and the Manchester and Tullahoma Municipal elections. CITY OF…
Deer bait privilege licenses available
The new Deer Bait Privilege License will be available on GoOutdoorsTennessee.com and in the TWRA On the Go App, starting July 22, 2026. The cost will be $50 for a resident of Tennessee and $100 for a non-resident. Public Chapter No. 444, allowing hunting over bait for white-tailed deer, was initiated by the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Bill Lee in the 2025 Legislative Session.