Tennessee

The candidates in the 2018 midterm elections were among the most diverse groups of candidates in American history. Here are the results of some races we've been watching.

The Tennessee Senate race is one of the most closely watched in the country. Farmers, whiskey distillers and small businesses are feeling the sting from President Donald Trump's tariffs. But is it enough to turn deep red Tennessee blue?

The quest for straighter and smoother hair may be causing significant health issues, according to a new study.

“Let us all come together so we can go as one and move another place instead of flooding out every year because we’re getting older,” says one resident of Pecan Acres, in Pointe Coupee Parish. “We’ll be better off. We won’t got to worry about worrying when the storms come.”

Donald Trump won the White House in part by rallying voters that some pundits thought he couldn't — like Democrats in Pennsylvania's steel towns and evangelical Christians in Tennessee.

If it passes, the plan could cost taxpayers up to $160 million each year.

Storm-tossed relatives moved in with my dad in Memphis as Katrina bore down, crowding a lonely widower's home but bringing him joy and community in what would turn out to be his final months.

A month after a white supremacist allegedly murdered nine black church-goers in Charleston, South Carolina, the Justice Department has declined to characterize the shooting as an act of terrorism. And many are asking why?

It looks like "domestic terrorism" in Chattanooga, but a "hate crime" in Charleston. What's the difference?

Henry County, Tennessee, is so packed full of churches that it's considered an "Evangelical hub" according to census data. That data also shows an unhealthy county, and one pastor wants his flock to focus just as much on physical health as spiritual well-being.