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A lightning strike started a fire that displaced over two dozen people early Sunday morning. Multiple residents tell 13 News that they never heard a smoke alarm.
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One local fire chief tells WSAZ NewsChannel 3 that one of the biggest problems is, potentially, within your capacity to fix.
Flyover This Morning -- Updated at 9:15 a.m. -- "The US Air Force reports 2 flyovers in the NCR consisting of 4 military aircrafts (in both flyovers) at
A surprise housewarming, a donkey cart accident, a mayor fights a change in government and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.
Jan. 7, 1862: According to âThe Railroads of Johnson Cityâ by Johnny Graybeal, Henry Johnson âsold his son John M., then age 22 a half-acre lot next to his depot building. The lot contained a house and was part of the original half-acre lot purchased in 1854. By this time, the phrase âJohnsonâs Depotâ was in common usage by the Register of Deeds office to denote land in that area.â Jan. 7, 1886: Readers of The Comet learned, âMr. T.S. Patty, Emigrant Agent, of Portland, Oregon, was in the city last week. He is getting up an excursion to leave this place...