First I want to correct the dangerous myth that President Joe Biden, the cancel culture and 'leftist' are at it again. Now targeting Dr. Seuss. None which is true. The real truth is so simple. The company that handles Dr. Seuss estate, Dr. Seuss Enterprise, decided to discontinue printing six books originally in print over 50 years ago. None of those six Dr. Seuss books were banned. ... (click for more)

The Mayor of Detroit – Mike Duggan, a Democrat -- ignited a firestorm when he turned away 6,200 doses of Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine earlier this week because, in his misinformed opinion, he felt Moderna and Pfizer vaccines were better, and “I only want the best for Detroit.” Please, Mr. Duggan, do you realize that of all the cities in America, Detroit leading the country ... (click for more)

A home at 2410 Daugherty Lane in Ooltewah was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. A family noticed fire on the back porch at 1:55 p.m., exited the house, and called 911. The Tri-Community Volunteer Fire Department responded and arrived on the scene reporting a fully-involved house fire. Firefighters worked quickly to get the fire under control. Unfortunately, with windy conditions, ... (click for more)

A shooting at a Cleveland, Tn., bar early Sunday morning left one man dead. At 2:20 a.m., Cleveland Police Department officers responded to TBOW's Tavern at 1585 Spring Place Road SE on a shooting. Witnesses told police that a white male came into the bar and began causing problems. An altercation ensued between the male, identified as Charles Garrett, and a bar employee, ... (click for more)

A balanced offensive effort and a momentum-shifting, second-half run propelled the Tennessee basketball team past Florida, 65-54, on Senior Day inside Thompson-Boling Arena. The win secured the No. 4 seed and first-round bye for the Volunteers at next week's SEC Tournament. The Vols (17-7, 10-7 SEC) punished the Gators (13-8, 9-7 SEC) on the boards, out-rebounding Florida ... (click for more)

No. 17 Tennessee completed its series sweep of Georgia State in dominant fashion with a 7-0 shutout win in Sunday's series finale at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Five pitchers combined for the Vols' first shutout of the year with junior right hander Elijah Pleasants earning his second victory this week after tossing 2.1 scoreless innings in relief. Junior third baseman Jake ... (click for more)