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What does the resume of a dreamer look like? Safe to say, it probably doesnt look like the resume of Robert Moore.

GRAYSON A Carter County man’s child abuse charge was amended from first degree to second degree in Carter County Circuit Court on Thursday.

At many hospitals, swaddling and soothing is replacing morphine and prolonged NICU stays.

Lightning struck the First Lutheran Church in Beach City. Built in 1880s, the storm damaged the church steeple Thursday.

The most recent analysis of the Vanderbilt Child Health Poll by researchers in the Vanderbilt Center for Child Health Policy shows that insurance coverage for Tennessee children is beginning to rebound after a sharp increase in the rate of uninsured children in 2020.In 2020, about 9% of children were uninsured in the state, roughly double the rate of 4% in 2019. In late 2021, the rate decreased to 6% of Tennessee children being uninsured.The spike in uninsured children in 2020 was largely expl ...

Hedgerow Theatre Company and Delaware County Community College team up to present a rare theatrical experience, Jewel Walker's Tuesday. With a limited two-week run from April 21 through May 1, this double Barrymore Award-winning miniature masterpiece is directed by Stephen Patrick Smith.

The Austrian and German playwright, Daniel Kehlmann, calls his twisty script 'a play for two actors and a clock.' And it's right on time.

Remember the first year and a half of COVID?

Researchers from Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville and the American University of Beirut found that pre-natal exposure to both opioids and benzodiazepines increases an [...]

Fewer Tennessee parents polled by the Vanderbilt Center for Child Health Policy in fall 2021 reported they trust information they receive about vaccines than the same time in 2020, according to the latest analysis of the annual Vanderbilt Child Health Poll.Only 51% of the 1,026 polled said they trust the information they receive about shots, not just the COVID vaccine, down from more than 61% in fall 2020."Pediatricians have been worried that misinformation about COVID-19 vaccination would ...