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KNOXVILLE — Tennessee's men's basketball team leads NCAA Division I in one major statistical category.

The sixth annual Stuff the Bus drive collected about $95,000 in school supplies and monetary donations this year, far exceeding the goal of $60,000.

CLEVELAND, Tenn. — A $6 million lawsuit by a woman who claimed she was sexually assaulted by a former Cleveland police officer has been moved to federal court in Chattanooga.

No TSSAA football team competing this weekend has mentally and physically battled its way through tougher times in the last year than Marion County.

CALHOUN, Ga. — On a crazy night under a full moon at Phil Reeve Stadium, Calhoun used a crushing defense and a red-hot Kaelen Riley to defeat Westminster, 19-8, and earn the program's fifth trip to the GHSA championship weekend in the past six years.

NASHVILLE — Tennessee prison officials say their plan to close a state prison in Nashville isn't tied to a complex deal in which 2,550 state inmates will be housed at a Corrections Corporation of America-owned facility.

At the end of a year that started with freezing employees' vacation time and warnings of financial crisis, Erlanger Health System will award $1.7 million in bonuses to its top management for financial performance.

ATLANTA — Everybody starts somewhere.

Today’s the day when Edward Ziedins and Andrew McDonough put months of roboteering to the test.

Growing Chattanooga startup company Bellhops is moving to Warehouse Row as the business strikes out into its own office space.