Thousands of Tennessee state employees and educators could face a tough choice when picking their health plan this month: Pay cheaper monthly insurance premiums or stay loyal to their regular physician.
The infant mortality rate in some Chattanooga neighborhoods compares to that of some developing nations, so BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee is funding an initiative to save Hamilton County babies.
Lawsuits and traffic cameras. For three Red Bank commissioners seeking re-election Nov. 2, those issues could do what the economy and “Hope and Change” did to national Republicans in 2008.
Sgt. 1st Class Kenneth Brooks went to war during Desert Storm and a 2005 tour in Iraq, but it wasn’t until patrols in treacherous valleys in Afghanistan that he faced a prolonged gun battle with hundreds of men who wanted him dead.
Travel is expected to be up by 10 percent across the country this holiday weekend compared to last year, and local and state law enforcement want to be at the end of every bend in the road and at the bottom of every hill.
A 10-year-old Fort Oglethorpe girl still is in critical condition a week after she was shot in the eye with a BB gun and the projectile lodged in her brain.
Whirlpool Corp. employee Cheryl Johnston said the company’s biggest-ever new plant project will give her something few workers have these days — job security.