Though many Medals of Honor were awarded decades after the Civil War, and some stories grew in legend, the sheer number of ...

Even country music stars are catching on to the appeal of Leiper’s Fork and Franklin, with their intimate venues, rolling ...

Associate Professor Angela M. Zombek of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington will deliver the Hazel Dicken-Garcia ...

Shelby County Sheriff’s officers will start enforcing immigration law in Memphis as part of a deal reached with Tennessee and ...

With easy access to the city's amenities, this small community has a wonderful country feel and its own collection of ...

Over the past three decades, the company began to circumvent the state law restricting Tennessee to a single private prison ...

The ceremony will be a dedication of the new Elijah Wood Civil War Trails Marker. Wood was born into slavery in the area that ...

The Tipton-Haynes Historical Association has received a Tennessee America 250 grant which it will put towards a new traveling ...

In 1863, the provost guard, the Civil War version of today’s military police, rounded up the first 111 prostitutes they found ...

It is only right to pay tribute to a man having the distinction of being the only black Rhea County Civil War pensioner.

The president’s real foreign policy discretion over trade applies only in wartime against specific belligerents—not in perpetuity and even against our allies.

Rogersville is Tennessee’s second-oldest town, established in 1775, but it wears its age with the confidence of someone who knows they’ve still got it. The town sits in the verdant rolling hills of ...