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RSSIs Cookeville at risk for sinkholes?
Answer: TTU Earth Sciences professor Evan Hart said: "Not just Cookeville, but almost anywhere in Middle or East Tennessee is at risk for sinkholes. a Question: Is Cookeville at risk for sinkholes? Answer: TTU Earth Sciences professor Evan Hart said: "Not just Cookeville, but almost anywhere in Middle or East Tennessee is at risk for sinkholes.
12 commentsCalif. sues carmakers over greenhouse gas
California is suing the six largest U.S. and Japanese automakers in federal court for damages in connection with greenhouse gas emissions.
9 commentsHow Sean Hannity's Relationship With Michael Cohen Reveals Fox News' Vulnerability
Near the start of his Monday evening broadcast , Fox News opinion host Sean Hannity asked why "fake news CNN, conspiracy-TV MSNBC today" weren't covering the U.S. strike on Syria that had taken place three nights prior. "Why isn't it front-page news everywhere?" he asked.
9 comments4 dead in Nashville Waffle House shooting; suspect sought
Police in Tennessee say three people were killed and four were injured in a shooting at a Waffle House restaurant early Sunday. Police in Tennessee say three people were killed and four were injured in a shooting at a Waffle House restaurant early Sunday.
10 commentsBlack moms, babies remain at higher risk
From grassroots organizations working directly with moms to large insurers, health advocates remain increasingly concerned that black mothers and babies continue to die at higher rates than white mothers and babies. "We know black moms and black babies die more often than other folks," said Toni Hill, founding director of the Northeast Mississippi Birthing Project, which is open to all expectant mothers but focuses its outreach to mothers of color.
9 commentsPredicting The Vikings 2018 Record
As we're all aware by now, the schedules for the 2018 regular season were posted Thursday. Predictably, the "experts" expect the Packers to win the NFC North, and the Vikings to finish at 10-6.
7 commentsBeeville police make significant meth bust
According to police, this is not the first time they have raided the spot, but they feel it might be the last time. Beeville police believe they have taken a significant meth dealer off the streets after raiding a home Tuesday night on West Fannin Street.
5 commentsLee County on its own for judge funding
Officials with county government and the city of Tupelo all said no discussions have occurred between the two about any kind of cooperative funding arrangement. "They haven't approached us, that I know of," said Tupelo Chief Operations Officer Don Lewis.
7 comments19NASCAR
Opinion: The moment NASCAR villain Kyle Busch turned face
But something different happened on Saturday night. The 2015 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion, compelled by some unknown force, decided to march right on into the grandstands and celebrate with the fans.
4 commentsFennell files for court-appointed attorney
Former Vigo County School Corp. administrator Franklin Fennell, shown here in the foreground of a Trib-Star file photo, is seeking court-appointed counsel as he considers appealing his federal prison sentence of 24 months. Former Vigo County School Corp. administrator Franklin Fennell, shown here in the foreground of a Trib-Star file photo, is seeking court-appointed counsel as he considers appealing his federal prison sentence of 24 months.
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