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    Tennessee resident says she feels like a stranger in her own home●I do not want to live in India. I do not want to live in the Middle East. I do not want to live Africa. So why do I feel𝕏xIN15.8K7 h ago

    A woman in middle Tennessee has voiced frustration that her community feels unrecognisable to her, saying she does not want to live in India, the Middle East or Africa, yet feels she is living in a foreign country at home. The remark, drawing wide engagement, has fed into ongoing American debates over immigration, demographic change and cultural identity in fast-growing Southern communities.

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    East Tennessee State University is highlighting how healthy eating habits can support student success, offering guidance on nutrition for students as they manage coursework and campus life. The advice focuses on balanced meals and consistent eating patterns as a way to boost concentration, energy and academic performance.

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    East Tennessee murder suspect caught after days-long searchβ–ΌEast Tennessee murder suspect in custody after days-long search, police sayβœ‰newsWorldCrime12 h ago

    A murder suspect in East Tennessee is now in police custody following a search that lasted several days, according to local police. Authorities have not yet released further details about the arrest or the case. The conclusion of the manhunt is drawing attention from residents across the region who followed the search as it unfolded.

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    The Reece Museum at East Tennessee State University has opened an exhibition showcasing art quilts as a medium for storytelling. The show highlights how textile artists use quilt-making to convey personal narratives, memory and cultural history. It adds to a broader resurgence of interest in fiber art in museums, where quilts are increasingly treated as fine art rather than craft.

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    Knoxville murder suspect captured after three-day manhunt in Anderson Countyβ–ΌMan wanted in Knoxville murder captured on third day of search in Anderson Countyβœ‰newsWorldCrime1 h ago

    A man wanted in connection with a murder in Knoxville has been captured in Anderson County, Tennessee, on the third day of a search involving law enforcement. Authorities had been hunting the suspect since the killing, and his arrest ends a multi-day manhunt that drew attention across the region. Details about the victim, the suspect's identity, and the circumstances of the capture were not immediately available.

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    U.S. Marshals hunt suspect in Knoxville murder caseβ–ΌU.S. Marshals on ground in East TN to find man wanted for Knoxville murder, active pursuit continuesβœ‰newsWorldCrime20 h ago

    U.S. Marshals are on the ground in East Tennessee searching for a man wanted in connection with a murder in Knoxville, and the active pursuit is ongoing. Authorities have not released further details about the suspect or the killing, and residents in the area are following the manhunt closely as it develops.

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    Murder suspect still on the run after chase in East Tennesseeβ–ΌEast Tennessee murder suspect still on the run after leading law enforcement on chase, Knoxville police sayβœ‰newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    Knoxville police say a murder suspect remains at large after leading law enforcement on a chase in East Tennessee. Authorities have not announced an arrest, and the search for the individual continues. Further details about the suspect's identity, the killing, or the circumstances of the chase have not been released by police.

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    East Tennessee murder suspect ready to surrender, U.S. Marshal saysβ–ΌEast Tennessee murder suspect was ready to turn himself in after days on the run, U.S. Marshal saysβœ‰newsWorldCrime15 h ago

    A murder suspect who had been on the run in East Tennessee for several days was ready to turn himself in, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. Officials say the man indicated he wanted to surrender as authorities closed in, ending a multi-day manhunt. Details about the original killing and the circumstances of the capture have not been fully released.

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    Dubay named ETSU Eastman Chair of Leadershipβ–ΌDubay named ETSU College of Business and Technology Eastman Chair of Leadershipβœ‰newsBusiness2 d ago

    Dubay has been appointed Eastman Chair of Leadership at East Tennessee State University's College of Business and Technology. The endowed chair, backed by the chemicals company Eastman, is a recognized academic position intended to advance leadership teaching and research at the college. Local news in the region reported the appointment, which highlights the ongoing partnership between the university and Eastman in supporting business education in Tennessee.

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    ETSU Men's Golf Second After Two Rounds in Texas●Men's Golf in Second Place After Round Two in Texasβœ‰newsSportGolf1 d ago

    East Tennessee State University's men's golf team sits in second place after the second round of its tournament in Texas. The university's athletics site reported the team's standing following round two, with the final round still to come. No further details on scores or individual performances were provided in the report.

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    865 Fest Spotlights Knoxville's Shift from Mustard to Techβ–ΌHot Mustard to High Tech: A Vicarious Report from 865 Festβœ‰newsBusinessStartups4 d ago

    A report on 865 Fest in Knoxville describes the city's transformation from its hot mustard heritage to a growing high-tech and startup scene. The event brought together local innovators and businesses, highlighting East Tennessee's push to build a modern entrepreneurial economy alongside its traditional industrial roots.

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    Researchers at East Tennessee State University's Quillen College of Medicine have been awarded major funding from the National Institutes of Health. Details of the grant amount, the specific research projects and the investigators involved have not yet been published. The award is expected to support ongoing medical research at the college.

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    East Tennessee voter's guide introduces midterm candidates●East Tennessee midterm election voter's guide: Meet all the candidatesβœ‰newsWorldElections4 d ago

    The Knoxville News Sentinel has published a voter's guide for the midterm elections in East Tennessee, presenting profiles of all candidates on the ballot. The guide aims to help residents compare contenders for local, state and federal races ahead of Election Day, at a time when many voters are still deciding how to cast their ballots.

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    Two ETSU exhibitions explore the breadth and intimacy of making artβ–ΌTwo ETSU exhibitions explore the breadth β€” and intimacy β€” of making artβœ‰newsCultureArt6 d ago

    East Tennessee State University is presenting two art exhibitions that examine both the wide scope and the personal, intimate nature of the creative process. The shows highlight works and practices that connect making art to everyday experience, according to the university's news office.

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    ETSU men's golf team claims first victory of the seasonβ–ΌETSU men’s golf team takes home their first victory of the seasonβœ‰newsSportGolf5 d ago

    East Tennessee State University's men's golf team has secured its first win of the season. The victory gives the Buccaneers a positive result to build on early in their schedule, and the news is being shared locally in Johnson City and among ETSU athletics followers celebrating the milestone win.

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    Over 60 Bears Euthanized in East Tennessee Amid Human Conflictsβ–ΌOver 60 bears euthanized in East Tennessee due to 'human-bear conflicts' in 2026βœ‰newsEnvironmentWildlife6 d ago

    Wildlife officials in East Tennessee have euthanized more than 60 bears in 2026, citing human-bear conflicts as the reason. The figure points to growing friction between bears and residents, likely driven by habitat overlap and food attractants. The report has drawn attention to how the region manages its black bear population as encounters with people increase.

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    ETSU Theatre stages 'Decision Height' honoring WWII women pilotsβ–ΌETSU Theatre presents 'Decision Height,' honoring WASPsβœ‰newsCultureTheatre6 d ago

    East Tennessee State University Theatre in Johnson City is staging 'Decision Height,' a play honoring the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs), the civilian women pilots who flew military aircraft during World War II. The production highlights a little-known chapter of American military history, and local coverage has drawn attention to the university's tribute to these pioneering aviators.

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    The Tennessean has revisited the career of Roy Acuff, the singer and fiddler who rose from East Tennessee to become one of the defining figures of country music and a longtime star of the Grand Ole Opry. The piece traces his journey from humble beginnings to national fame and his lasting influence on the genre.