An Alcoa man was arrested and charged with drug possession Saturday following a traffic stop and search.

Alcoa Rotary Club President Susan McFalls and Maryville Rotary President Jeff Eberting plan for the Alcoa and Maryville Rotary Auction on Feb.

By Chloe Morrison chloem@thedailytimes.com Originally published: February 08. 2010 3:01AM Last modified: February 07.

From Staff Reports Originally published: February 05. 2010 3:01AM Last modified: February 04.

By Chloe Morrison chloem@thedailytimes.com Originally published: February 05. 2010 3:01AM Last modified: February 04.

By Mark Boxley markb@thedailytimes.com Originally published: February 04. 2010 11:07AM Last modified: February 04.

Alcoa's shares have been sliding for three weeks since announcing disappointing year-end results, but for yet another analyst, shares have fallen too far.

By Iva Butler ivab@thedailytimes.com Originally published: February 03. 2010 3:01AM Last modified: February 02.

Blount County Sheriff Jim Berrong says authorities will be "using drug dealers' money" to establish a new program called Text-a-Tip, which allows high school students to alert police to crimes or potential threats via their cell phones.

Law enforcement in Blount Co. created a program to fight crime through a teen's love of texting.

From Staff Reports Originally published: January 25. 2010 3:01AM Last modified: January 24.

Alcoa Police have arrested a woman the officer said was eating a white powdered substance--and though she claimed it was a powdered sugar donut, the arresting officer said it tested positive for cocaine.

An Alcoa pastor's grown son told police his father threatened him with a gun while they argued over the son's church attendance last week.

Police in Tennessee said they arrested a woman they caught eating a white powdered substance.

A Concord man told Alcoa police that a woman in a vehicle in front of his jumped on his hood and kicked and punched his windshield as he waited for a traffic light to change.

East Tennessee police said a Knoxville woman who was later arrested for cocaine possession initially told an officer that she had been eating a powdered doughnut.

East Tennessee police say a Knoxville woman who was later arrested for cocaine possession initially told an officer that she had been eating a powdered doughnut.

By Iva Butler ivab@thedailytimes.com Originally published: January 23. 2010 3:01AM Last modified: January 22.

By Joel Davis jdavis@thedailytimes.com Originally published: January 21. 2010 9:52AM Last modified: January 21.

By Chloe Morrison chloem@thedailytimes.com Originally published: January 20. 2010 3:01AM Last modified: January 19.