October 14, 2026
News
Michael Mina shares an Alexandria-inspired steak sandwich recipe from ‘My Egypt’
Not far from the Corniche along the Eastern Harbor in Alexandria, Egypt, there’s El Fallah, a tiny place that only makes one thing: liver sandwiches.
Neyland Entertainment District to break ground this summer, completion expected in 2028
The University of Tennessee is expected to break ground on its Neyland Entertainment District after the Tennessee Building Commission approved its construction.
Greeneville to celebrate ‘Make Music Day’ Sunday
On Sunday, June 21, Greeneville will be one of 18 communities across Tennessee will join forces to present over 100 free musical events on the summer solstice as part of Make Music Day, a global music celebration bringing people of all ages and skill levels together to experience the joy and camaraderie of making music.
Monroe County Sheriff’s Department employees indicted for unlawful use of inmate labor
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office, working in conjunction with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, has resulted in indictments against two Monroe County Sheriff’s Department employees.
Walters State student receives Hites Scholarship, Plans career in art
In a world that encourages science and engineering, Walters State graduate Mia Kelly is proud to be an art major.
Today in History
Today is Saturday, June 20, the 171st day of 2026. There are 194 days left in the year.
Downtown Morristown receives designation as a 2026 Main Street America accredited program
Downtown Morristown has been designated as a 2026 Accredited Main Street America program for meeting rigorous performance standards.
Cargo ship’s chief engineer charged in 2024 Francis Scott Key bridge collapse in Baltimore
BALTIMORE (AP) — Prosecutors have filed a criminal charge against the chief engineer of a cargo ship involved in the deadly 2024 collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, accusing him of failing to notify the U.S. Coast Guard of hazardous conditions on the ship.
Humane Society asking for help to save animals
Some animals are running out of time at the Morristown Hamblen Humane Society’s shelter on E. Morris Boulevard.