Bluff City News

Open to the public at 6 p.m. tomorrow night at the Civil Rights Museum - the film unseals unseen footage and outtakes from the days leading up to Dr.

Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes said Friday's session featured one of at least two groups of new employees for the jail, which is expected to house its first prisoners this spring.

An open house at Watson's Marine in Bluff City was promoting a Bass Tournament to raise money for Niswonger Children's Hospital.

Lt. Anthony Carter and members of the MPD Gang Unit respond to tips about possible gang activity in South Memphis.

Most have heard the story of Johnia Berry a man brutally murdered the Tri-Cities native in 2004 at her apartment in Knoxville.

The voluminous package was hand-delivered to Memphis Police Department Director Toney Armstrong last May, just after the retirement of former director Larry Godwin.

The revenue from the speed cameras escalated their general fund intake from property and sales taxes combined by approximately five

1, 2010, and May 31, 2011, the cameras have resulted in nearly 40,000 citations to drivers from all 50 states, Canada and the District of Columbia.The city temporarily turned them off last year after a state law required a longer distance between a speed zone change and the cameras.

Harlan City Police officer Mitch Alford directed Sabrina Trivett to a police cruiser after she was arrested Saturday.

Bluff City city manager Judy Delaney tells 11 Connects a tree became lodged underneath a bridge on Hunting Hill Road.

An audit obtained by the Bristol Herald Courier shows that in the 2010-2011 fiscal year, the city's general fund earned $2.6 million, which included $1.9 million in fines and forfeitures that primarily came from tickets issued by cameras along U.S. Highway 11E.

Speed cameras in Bluff City have become a significant revenue generator that netted the city nearly $1.6 million.

A greater percentage of women in the Memphis metro area have earned higher education degrees than men , according to a new data analysis by Memphis Business Journal affiliate On Numbers.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Hundreds took part in the annual parade in Downtown Memphis, watching or riding in floats.

Hawaii Five-0 fans will get a little local flavor on the hit CBS show tonight. Sullivan East and East Tennessee State University graduate Jeff Parker will have a small role in tonight's episode.