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Astrophysicist Robert Thacker is asking people to take care of their eyes during the solar eclipse on April 8.

IRONTON — A Lawrence County man was sentenced to 16 to 20 years in prison Wednesday in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court for pandering obscene materials.

Frank Goad Clement became the youngest Tennessee governor of the 20th century when he was elected to office in 1952. Back then the governor was only elected to a two-year

An astronomer at Saint Mary’s University explains why some Maritimers saw fiery streaks flying through the sky Sunday night.

A bright object spotted streaking across the sky on a sunny, bright morning in Ottawa was a meteor.

A hard-fought race for Pike County judge-executive ended with the incumbent on top and voters chose the county’s first new property valuation administrator in more than two decades as they

When you think of Knoxville’s history, you might automatically jump to the 1982 World’s Fair that earned the city its “scruffy” label. Maybe you think of James White who settled

Police ask for public’s help to find missing Upstate toddler Nautica Anderson is described as a Black male, about 2 feet, 6 inches tall who weighs about 30 pounds. The 2-year-old child is missing his two front teeth. (Source: Mauldin Police Dept.) By WYFF Staff | April 21, 2021 at 1:25 PM EDT - Updated April 21 at 4:58 PM MAULDIN, S.C. (WYFF) - Police in Greenville County are asking for the public’s help to find a missing toddler who was taken Tuesday. Nautica Anderson, 2, was t...

Updated: 12:22 PM EDT Apr 21, 2021 Police in Mauldin are asking for the publics help to find a missing toddler who was taken Tuesday.Nautica Anderson, 2, was taken from his custodial guardian by his biological mother, Brittni Ines Martin, Detective Robert Thacker said. Nautica is described as a Black male, about 2 feet, 6 inches tall, and weighs about 30 pounds. The child is missing his two front teeth. Nautica was last seen wearing blue joggers and a Mario shirt.Mauldin police do no...

By Kevin “K5” Michels, edited by Stephen Chapis Texas Raiders, Kevin “K5” Michels recently submitted another excellent article that detailed the history behind the famous one-wheel pass performed by  Texas Raiders at air shows across the country. Donning his distinctive flat-brim straw hat, an otherwise non-descript elderly man would leave his home for a daily 5-mile walk, telling his beloved wife that he was “going out to chase girls”.  He would return four hours later.  Not b...