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Grace Academy earned a surprise win over state-ranked Sale Creek in a prep football game that thrilled local fans, and the victory boosted summer season morale across the sports community.

The Hamilton County School Board approved a rule requiring every school to display the Ten Commandments & the preambles of the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence in no smaller than 26-point font, following a July state law.

The change will be implemented soon.

Dr. Jesse Doty of Integrity Orthopedics + Sports Medicine explains that ankle sprains may not fully heal when ligaments remain weak or additional injuries are missed.

He recommends rehabilitation and further evaluation for persistent pain or instability.

A local history series highlights Maj.

Gen. George Thomas, known as the Rock of Chickamauga, for his brave defense at a key Civil War battle and his later leadership at Nashville. His actions helped keep the Union line strong during the war.

Little Miss Mag Early Learning Center will close as UTC moves its students to expanded centers at Brown Academy and Battle Academy.

UTC says the timeline is fluid as it works with families to ensure care continuity + quality learning experiences.

Over the weekend, Hamilton Place posted a video featuring the Toys “R” Us mascot, hinting that the iconic retailer may return this holiday season to the mall & nearby shops are anticipating its arrival.

Store details have yet to be confirmed & the opening date remains unannounced.

Coach Josh Heupel dismissed a reporter's claim that the Vols' 42-9 win over Kennesaw State was a tuneup and said the team will face No. 1 Texas Saturday at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville.

The team is ranked No. 14 in the AP poll.

SNAP advocates in Tennessee are asking Congress to delay a federal rule that may cost the state an estimated $170M because 9.44% of SNAP calculations are in error — a postponement that would give states more time to fix mistakes and help protect benefits for 600,000 recipients.