The Vols have seven other commitments for 2026: Quarterback Faizon Brandon, wide receiver Tyreek King, offensive lineman Gabriel Osenda, wide receiver Tyran Evans, defensive lineman Tyson Bacon, ...

Milton III was selected 193rd overall by New England in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL draft. He guided the Patriots to a, 23-16, win over the Buffalo in 2024, totaling 241 passing yards one passing ...

Tennessee football and head coach Josh Heupel offered a scholarship to 2027 prospect Jarrell Chandler. The 6-foot-2, 197-pound cornerback is from Halls High School in Knoxville, Tennessee. "After a ...

While the structural components are manufactured in the United States, the imported wood will still be hit with the tariffs. Industry by industry: JLC Live Residential Construction Show exhibitors for ...

A 2025 NFL draft prospect and former Vol is drawing interest from the state's NFL team. According to Turron Davenport of ESPN, former Vols' wide receiver Dont'e Thornton Jr. is scheduled for a top 30 ...

Spear helped the Lady Vols to a 24-10 record and ranked as high as No. 11 in national polls. Tennessee totaled four wins against ranked teams during the campaign, including over No. 5 UConn, and ...

A Fort Collins resident and a Lyons resident are now facing federal charges for multiple incidents of vandalism and damage at ...

Former Vol Garrett Crochet (1-0) started for the Red Sox. He pitched eight innings and recorded eight strikeouts. Crochet totaled 102 pitches, including 68 strikes, against 27 batters. The former Vol ...

The proposed SAVE Act could make federal voting process more difficult for some people due to adding registration requirements. Here's what to know.

The next TVA chief will have a higher starting salary than his predecessor, and the board undid last year's reduction of maximum CEO payments.

Freshman Erin Nuwer records a career-high 12 strikeouts in the Lady Vols' win against Western Carolina softball.

All the staff for LIHEAP was fired in RFK's HHS purge. The federal program helps poor, elderly, disabled people keep power on in Mississippi. What now?