Hidden Heroes: A military wife's commitment helps injured husband heal

When Erin Hollis and her husband, Deo, met online five years ago, they had an immediate connection that led to marriage within six months.

Little did either know that six months after they married, their military life would begin to crumble. Erin says that Deo is her hero because of the sacrifices he made to serve his country. Deo said Erin is his hero for all the care she’s given him since a debilitating injury during training.

Local, state officials applaud U.S. Supreme Court ruling on online sales tax

The U.S. Supreme Court’s monumental ruling Thursday saying states can collect sales tax from all online retailers, regardless of the retailer’s physical presence yielded a general consensus among state and local officials:

Group shines light on mental health issues with inaugural event

For the band of survivors and supporters at Winged Deer Park Saturday morning, the march down the trail by the lake was more than just a stroll in the park.

It signified the struggle as many 20 percent of women will face while pregnant or after giving birth.

Local farms open up to the public for farm tours

Local farmers opened their farms to the public on Saturday as part of the Far Fresh Tennessee farm tours where the public had the chance to drive through the area and visit local farms and see where their food comes from when they buy local.

Psychologist says 'spanking debate is over,' so why does it seem to persist?

Most sociologists and psychologists today appear to have reached a consensus that “spanking” children is harmful to psychological and social development, yet the majority of people I’ve discussed the subject with insist that doing so is the only true way to “discipline” a child.

Boones Creek Historical Trust: Inaugural Soiree, 260 years in the making

If you haven’t been to the new Boones Creek Historical Trust Museum and Opry yet, there’s a party that’s taken more than two centuries to plan.

Boyd greeted by supporters during Johnson City Cardinals' home opener visit

Week of Caring volunteers 'did it with joy'

Tri-Cities area service agencies and the local United Way offices and companies that support them have had a grand week.

Jonesborough board passes budget on 1st reading, considers raises, staffing issues

Jonesborough’s budget for next year is on the way to its second reading, but not without some discussion on staffing priorities and raises.

Police reminder: Fireworks no longer allowed in Elizabethton

There will be a big change in the way citizens in Elizabethton will be able to celebrate the Fourth of July this year, and Police Chief Jason Shaw sent out a press release on Friday to remind everyone of the change.

Six arts organizations in Washington County granted $87,720

State Sen. Rusty Crowe (R-Johnson City) announced Wednesday that the six organizations include Art Transforms, ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries, the Johnson City Art Symphony, the International Storytelling Center, the Town of Jonesborough and Umoja Unity Committee, Inc.

JCP Week in Review, June 22 - VIDEO

Bowing to pressure from allies and foes across the board, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday ending the process of separating children from families after they have been detained at the U.S. border.

Confusion swirls on border after Trump reversal on families

A senior Trump administration official said that about 500 of the more than 2,300 children taken from their families at the border in recent weeks have been reunited since May.

Police: Woman swings knife at man, arrested for assault

Police jailed a city woman Thursday after she swung a knife during an argument, according to a news release from the department.

Lawmakers say new Trump plan could provide access to cheaper employer insurance, others raise questions

While Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., has strongly disagreed with President Donald Trump’s administration on a number of issues in the past – most recently voicing his opposition to new tariffs against trade partners and the executive’s escalation of anti-immigration policies – the senator is with the administration when it comes to health care.