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Kilmar Abrego Garcia set to appear in court in Tennessee after judge orders his release
(NEW YORK) -- Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who is back in the U.S. after being mistakenly deported to his native El Salvador, is set to appear in court in Tennessee on Wednesday for a hearing to address the conditions of his release after a magistrate judge ordered that he should not be detained while he awaits a federal trial on human smuggling charges.
Infielder Dane Morrow, catcher Brooks Wright and pitcher Ben Martin are the latest Tennessee baseball players to enter the ...
The Tennessee Titans have one of the better defensive line groups in the league, and PFF breaks down where they sit compared ...
Frank Schwab is previewing all 32 teams this summer, with a new preview dropping each weekday leading up to the Hall of Fame ...
More No Kings protests against President Donald Trump are scheduled to take place across the country in July. Here's what to ...
Tennessee athletics gave contract extensions to director of swimming and diving Matt Kredich and women's golf coach Diana ...
Tennessee is not asking students about prior school enrollment in the state’s new voucher program application. Without the ...
Senate Bill 392 makes it a felony to “harbor” undocumented immigrants, which the bill defines to include providing shelter, ...
Six employers were recognized by the Tennessee Bureau of Workers' Compensation for outstanding return-to-work programs, with ...
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Federal tax credits boosting Tennessee’s battery supply chainFederal tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act are fueling big growth in Tennessee's battery supply chain. The ...
Several West Tennessee legislators weigh in on their reactions to the June 21 strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, carried out ...
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