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African elephants call each other by unique names, new study shows

New research shows African elephants call each other and respond to individual names, something few wild animals do.

AI at work: The impact of artificial intelligence in the workplace

Spokeo reports the results of its survey exploring how AI could impact the workplace.

Cities Where Millennials Are Buying the Most Expensive Homes

Despite the millennial homebuyer price-to-income ratio—or the ratio between what millennials are spending on homes versus what they make in a year— slightly easing last year, millennial home prices increased 40.7% since 2018 while their incomes only rose 31.6%, highlighting the mounting fina…

Here are the top-selling used cars in the United States

CoPilot analyzed national sales data to uncover the 50 top-selling used cars in the United States

Kids are upstaging their political parents — by acting like kids

For one shining moment this week, the country’s ongoing political crises were swept away by the comedic power of one wildly exuberant 6-year-old. Rep. John Rose of Tennessee was giving an impassioned defense of former President Donald Trump when his young son Guy went into action. As C-Span …

Nevada has a plan to expand electronic voting. That concerns election security experts

What some see as a small measure of justice to equalize voting rights raises security concerns for others as the nation prepares elections in November.

How many Americans have a perfect 850 credit score?

Experian reports on what sets consumers with perfect FICO Scores apart from others.

How many Americans have a perfect 850 credit score?

    Experian reports on what sets consumers with perfect FICO Scores apart from others.

    Older worker accuses defense contractor of discriminating by seeking recent college grads

      A defense contractor is being sued over allegations that it discriminated against older workers in job ads. The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday in Boston accuses RTX Corp. of posting ads that target younger workers at the expense of their older peers. RTX, formerly Raytheon Technologies, is an American multinational aerospace and defense conglomerate headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. The lawsuit accuses it of posting ads seeking job applicants who are recent graduates or have limited work experience. RTX denies the allegations, saying it complies with all relevant age discrimination laws. The AARP foundation is backing the lawsuit, which seeks class action status.

      DOJ, Tennessee school reach settlement after racial harassment investigation

        A school district in eastern Tennessee has agreed to implement changes after a federal investigation found several incidents of race-based harassment. The Department of Justice announced the settlement Monday after initially alerting the school district in 2023 that it would launch an investigation because school officials had been “deliberately indifferent" to known race-based harassment. This included incidents of students holding a mock “slave auction” to sell Black students to their white classmates, and white students repeatedly and openly using racial slurs. According to the DOJ settlement, Hawkins County Schools has agreed to eight changes that will be implemented over the next few years, such as hiring a compliance officer to oversee racial discrimination and harassment complaints.

        3 Nixon justices helped end his presidency. Will the 3 Trump appointees force him to stand trial?

          Fifty years ago, three of the justices Richard Nixon appointed to the Supreme Court joined in an 8-0 decision in the Watergate tapes case that effectively ended his presidency.

          Mountain Valley Pipeline is done and ready, developers say

            The company asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to grant authorization by Tuesday that would allow the natural gas pipeline to start service in the coming days.

            President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden is convicted of all 3 felony charges in federal gun trial

              Jurors in Hunter Biden’s federal gun trial reached a verdict on Tuesday after three hours of deliberations over two days.

              Roanoke woman convicted in Jan. 6 riots at U.S. Capitol

                Footage from social media and surveillance cameras showed Casey Tryon-Castro holding a wooden pole as she made her way to a tunnel entrance at the Capitol.

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                Bristol neighbors: Obituaries for June 9

                Read through the obituaries published today in Bristol Herald Courier - Tricities.

                Newly listed homes for sale in the Bristol area

                Browse through recently listed homes in the Bristol real estate market and find your next home!

                Mountain Valley Pipeline is done and ready, developers say

                The company asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to grant authorization by Tuesday that would allow the natural gas pipeline to start service in the coming days.

                Roanoke woman convicted in Jan. 6 riots at U.S. Capitol

                Footage from social media and surveillance cameras showed Casey Tryon-Castro holding a wooden pole as she made her way to a tunnel entrance at the Capitol.

                Court records: Suspected Spotsylvania killer left money, instructions prior to fleeing state

                When Spotsylvania detectives arrived at the scene of a triple homicide last week, they were only aware of one victim.They soon found out the carnage was even worse.

                Virginia ABC cuts its way to profit amid liquor sales decline

                The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority is trying to get back on track to profitability and stability after a reckoning with declining liquor sales that hurt profit margins.

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                Crime

                UVa reaches $9M settlement with families of 2022 shooting victims

                "The settlements approved today is just one small step on this terrible road that these families are on," Elliott Buckner, lawyer for Perry's family, told the press.

                White pleads guilty to 2021 Big Stone Gap murder

                Michael Donivan White, age 36, originally of Cross, South Carolina, pleaded guilty Thursday to first degree murder of Big Stone Gap Police Officer Michael Chandler in 2021.

                Woman charged following police chase, standoff on I-81

                A Tennessee driver faces felony charges following an incident that ultimately shut down Interstate 81 in Sullivan County on Thursday.

                TBI: SCSO officer and man injured in incident at BRMC

                A Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office deputy and a man in custody were injured Wednesday evening as a result of an incident at Bristol Regional Medical Center.

                Politics

                Russell board rejects landfill host agreement

                The Russell County Board of Supervisors after closed session Monday night unanimously rejected a proposed agreement that could have led to a landfill being established on a former coal site.

                Bristol, Tennessee Council approves utility rate increases

                BRISTOL, Tenn. – Residents will see their water, sanitary sewer, and solid waste rates increase by $2, and their stormwater rates increase by $1, after the Bristol, Tennessee City Council unanimously approved increasing utility rates for the first time in years.

                Board to host public hearing on solar proposal

                Five public hearings are scheduled during the Tuesday meeting of the Washington County Board of Supervisors including one dealing with a proposed solar project.

                Washington board approves school budget, pay increases

                ABINGDON, Va. — Washington County Schools Superintendent Keith Perrigan’s plan to increase salaries has been approved by the Washington County Virginia School Board.

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