The expanded work force at Volkswagen's plant in Chattanooga has helped decide a new production schedule that calls for employees to work four 10-hour shifts a week.

An Elizabethton man says helping a neighbor save his house from a fire was just returning a favor.

The mother of a train death victim has filed a lawsuit nearly a year after a couple was struck and killed on the tracks in Sale Creek.

A young man has drowned in Cordell Hull Lake.

About 100 correctional professionals from across the country are meeting this week in Nashville.

Environmentalists say they expect more stream restorations across the state like one just done in Jackson, Tenn.

A federal judge in Nashville will hold a hearing before Thursday's statewide elections in a lawsuit filed by the city of Memphis allowing voters to use library photo ID cards for voting purposes.

Nashville students returning to school this week are getting a little help from the city.

The FBI did not disclose Monday how many people received the reward money or how much was paid out for information that led authorities to find Adam Mayes in the woods of north Mississippi on May 10.

Tennessee Democrats are looking at Thursday's primary as a critical step in the rebuilding that an internal analysis called for last year.

Students and some alumni of the University of Memphis's student newspaper, The Daily Helmsman, are claiming a university committee slashed its funding by a third over complaints about its content.

A former Army recruiter has been sentenced to three life sentences without the possibility of parole in the deaths of a Manchester mother and her two young sons.

A new 45,000 sq. foot, $7.1 million dollar armory in Tullahoma will officially open next month, Maj. Gen. Max Haston, Tennessee’s Adjutant General announced on Monday.

The Centers for Disease Control ranks Nashville and Memphis high on the list of cities where young people are killed in traffic crashes.

Officials in the Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities say gaining accreditation will make it an international model for providing service.

The Tennessee Virtual Archive has a new digital collection featuring World War I hero Alvin C. York of Fentress County.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol is accepting applications for the fall session of the Citizens Trooper Academy.

The Tennessee Department of Health has issued licenses to 255 pain clinics since a new law took effect on Jan. 1 requiring the step.

Gov. Bill Haslam has appointed a special panel to hear a lawsuit concerning the state's system for selecting appeals court judges.

A mother is in jail for human trafficking--accused of selling her baby. Today, Heather Kaminsky answers to the charges in court and talks to us from jail.

Attorney General Bob Cooper said Friday TennCare was among the state Medicaid programs that overpaid for a variety of prescription drugs. The national agreement totaled more than $151 million for states.

Bishop David Choby will lead a Mass of Thanksgiving at St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows. St. Mary was the cathedral for the diocese from 1847 to 1914.

Tennessee Election Coordinator Mark Goins says he's requested a performance audit in Shelby County where election officials continue to struggle with incorrect ballots as early voting winds down.

Dulaney's 7-year-old daughter, Jai Lesa Andreyo Dulaney, was killed in July 2011 when a car driven by Dully ran off Interstate 26 and hit a cable barrier, throwing the child through the rear window.

A yearlong celebration begins Saturday marking the 175th anniversary of the Diocese of Nashville.