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ROME, Ga. — One afternoon years ago, after everyone else in the office went home, Murray County Magistrate Bryant Cochran called out to his clerk, Virginia Rector.

KNOXVILLE — Tennessee ended its slump in emphatic fashion.

CALHOUN, Ga. — When it comes to the strongest part of one of the stingiest defenses in Georgia high school football, the whole is definitely greater than the sum of its parts.

Bill Curry was the head football coach at the University of Alabama when Alabama-Birmingham first discussed fielding a football program in the late 1980s.

When police officers went to investigate the house where five people were shot during a party Sunday, they were surprised to find almost no furniture inside the home at 2412 E. 13th St.

Chattanooga's biggest unfinished construction project could be revived within the next couple of years with extra money from a fuel tax increase moving through the lame-duck Congress.

If the Southeastern Conference decided its football champion based on recruiting rankings, the Missouri Tigers wouldn't stand a chance this weekend.

Three-year-old Tatiana Emerson was sexually assaulted and severely beaten before she died on Aug. 27, Hamilton County Medical Examiner James Metcalfe concluded in an autopsy report.

Seth Champion, owner of Champy's Famous Fried Chicken, drove to Athens, Georgia, on Tuesday to personally see the "Coming Soon" signs go up on the newest Champy's location deep in the heart of SEC football country.

Since the days when his helmet was bigger than his pee-wee body, Keon Williams learned the opportunities that came with taking a hand-off.