➤ Statewide: Tennessee was ranked as the nation’s second-most religious state in 2025. A study cited high numbers of Tennesseans who consider faith central to their lives. (More)
➤ Humphreys County: The school district implemented strict new bag guidelines for athletic events after a student brought an airsoft gun to a football game. (More)
➤ Maury County: Dozens of fish were found dead at Campbell Lake over the weekend, alarming local anglers and prompting a Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency investigation. (More)
➤ Chattanooga: University of Tennessee defensive back Boo Carter used his NIL earnings to buy new ghost-themed uniforms for Brainerd High School, where he once played. (More)
➤ Pigeon Forge: The 13th annual Great Smoky Mountain Jeep Invasion brought over 20,000 Jeeps for trail rides, a vendor expo, and a “show and shine” competition. (See Jeeps)
➤ Blount County: Foothills Land Conservancy wrapped up its third and final bee survey of the year on Friday. The process included capturing, photographing, and releasing 51 bumblebees for the national Bumble Bee Atlas. (More) |