The U.S. Navy is studying how to place female sailors on submarines, but the complications of doing so will be outweighed by the benefits, a retired commander here said.
The day after tragic shootings rocked Fort Hood in Texas, local retired U.S. Army Gen. Burwell "BB" Bell said commanders at the military installation should focus on three areas.
The boyfriend of a Marion County woman who was beated and stabbed to death this week has been added to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's 10 most wanted list.
DALTON, Ga. -- A crowd of more than 60 people came to City Hall on Thursday night to celebrate two years of work in a local project to assist parolees.
Barbara Hobbs has a letter written 59 years ago about her brother — the only information about what happened to him on a muddy hilltop in the Korean War.
A $7.1 million training facility for Tennessee Army National Guard soldiers signals an economic and morale boost for the area, Tullahoma Mayor Troy Bisby said.
When telephone poles snapped and the power grid failed for 103 Kentucky counties during a massive ice storm in January, Brig. Gen. John Heltzel called on surrounding states for help.
An hour and a half wasn't enough time to hit all the complex parts of the United States' involvement in Afghanistan, but having two professors debating the topic was a good start, one viewer said Thursday.
DALTON, Ga. — National Veterans of Foreign Wars Cmdr. Thomas Tradewell visited VFW Post 4985 on Thursday as part of a national tour to talk with veteran leaders about concerns the VFW can address.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Former state Sen. Jeff Miller said being wrongly accused has made the last seven months and this week's two-day trial a hard ordeal.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — A jury found former state Sen. Jeff Miller not guilty on charges of official misconduct in connection with his former position as Bradley County back-tax attorney.
Former state Sen. Jeff Miller’s attorney rested the defense case this afternoon without presenting any witnesses after a judge dismissed two of the three charges against his client.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Former state Sen. Jeff Miller's secretary wept Tuesday as she testified that he knew work was not completed on some back-tax properties when he was the county's delinquent-tax attorney.
Former state Sen. Jeff Miller’s secretary wept today as she testified that he knew work was not completed on some back-tax properties when he was the county’s delinquent-tax attorney.
Learning that the remains of Korean War casualty Sgt. 1st Class Lewis Brickwell were finally identified after nearly 60 years was “bittersweet” news his family.
One Walker County detective has the job of monitoring sex offenders, but with near-constant changes to state law, the job became overwhelming, the sheriff said.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- After the jury declared itself deadlocked, Judge Amy Reedy on Friday dismissed all three counts of felony murder against Twanna "Tart" Blair, the second defendant in the 1999 Valentine's Day triple slaying case in Cleveland, Tenn.
After the jury declared itself deadlocked, Criminal Court Judge Amy Reedy late Friday afternoon dismissed three of the four charges against Twanna “Tart” Blair in the 1999 Valentine’s Day triple slaying in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Bradley County jurors this morning will resume deliberating the fate of Twanna "Tart" Blair, accused of murder in the 1999 Valentine's Day triple killing here.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The prosecutor in the Twanna Blair murder trial began his case Tuesday by alleging that Ms. Blair hid details of the slayings of her three roommates by changing her statements and later stopped cooperating with investigators.
Defense attorney Lee Davis told a Bradley County jury this morning that “it just makes no sense” that his client had anything to do with the 1999 Valentine’s Day triple murders here.
The mountains of North Georgia and Tennessee so familiar to Spc. Timothy Garland are hardly foothills compared to the inhospitable mountain ranges he now patrols in Afghanistan.
When many veterans complete their military service and return home there's not a military base nearby, one place they can go to get help with the mountain of paperwork they often face.