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The mayors of Carter, Sullivan and Washington counties say a number of collaborative projects on education, drug recovery and economic development are set to yield benefits for Northeast Tennessee.

The company said the move is a "pivotal step" in doubling its intermodal business by 2030. Also: Torc partners with autonomous verification and validation firm; shipping company Rollo launching EV van fleet; PGT Trucking announces leadership appointments.

It’s no secret that states compete with each other to attract “family wage” employers that provide health insurance ...

Attracting new businesses to the county and addressing growth, workforce and infrastructure needs are among the issues Washington County Mayor Joe Grandy says he will be tackling in the new

The chairman of the Washington County Commission expects he and his colleagues will have a “busy agenda” in the new year.

Accoya USA LLC, broke ground on its U.S. manufacturing facility in June and is on track to begin manufacturing Accoya in early 2024.

TVA Board of Directors nominees approved by the Senate in the nick of time, ensuring a quorum for the new year.

Experts say that more money is critical to improving the national system. Many states have developed creative solutions in spite of their limited funding.

Eighth graders at MacArthur Middle School in Prospect Heights are designing, building and programming a robot -- and getting high school credit for it. It’s all part of the school's new dual-credit Robotics class, the result of a partnership between Prospect Heights School Dist. 23 and Township High School Dist. 214. The partnership enables students

Priorities for Superintendent Mark Bedell’s first budget plan include ensuring school faculty and staff are paid enough for the Anne Arundel school system to be competitive with nearby jurisdictions. His recommended budget would ensure all school employees get paid at least $15 an hour.