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That drone that Kara Swishers showing you. Does it have seven tamcameras or something on it . It is fascinating. Any anybody familiar with the Drone Industry knows about those cameras. It could really take off. A new report says jpmorgan could lay off 5,000 people by next year. Is this a broader issue for the Financial Sector . Many parts of financials have suffered the last couple of years. Is there normore layoff to come . Going to the front lines, we have the ceos of three major banks all her...

There's a new look for some Tennessee Highway Patrol vehicles in the Fall Branch region. THP Troopers have been accsutomed to driving Ford vehciles for the past

The truck and its trailer overturned on Interstate 81 west bound just after the interchange with Interstate 26.

Heres a look at whats on tap this week at the Sullivan County Public Librarys five locations.

Births on leap day, Feb. 29, in the region run the gamut from before World War II to a Bluff City girl set to be induced Thursday in Bristol, as well as at least three sets of twins.

Johnson City Schools and Rogersville City School have been named exemplary school districts.

Pulaski County voters may not see any changes when they go to the polls in future elections, but they may notice a more streamline process and shorter wait times.

JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. (WJHL) — Students from eight schools gathered for the 2024 Washington County Spelling Bee on Monday. Ridgeview Elementary’s Abigail Brackens won in the 1st through 4th grade category while Fall Branch’s Cambree Whited earned runner-up. The winning word was “innards.” In 5th through 8th grade, Adeena Pelaez of Gray Elementary won and Cooper […]

GREENE COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) has identified the suspect in a road rage shooting incident that took place on Interstate 81 in Greene County on Saturday. According to a post by the THP’s Fall Branch division, the incident took place on I-81 near Exit 23. The post said video and […]

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – Sarah Mohammed, East Tennessee State University sophomore majoring in psychology, won the ETSU Elevates pitch competition, winning a total of $6,000 to conduct a study on Black mental health care access in Washington County, Tennessee. ETSU Elevates is a program that lets students choose an economic, social or environmental topic […]