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Does an ordinance targeting barking dogs have any bite? Viewers asked us to find out.
- You Ask We Investigate: Why does the JCPD need its new fleet of Humvees?
- New document discriminators add security to Tennessee driver's licenses
- You Ask - We Investigate: Communication lines on Unicoi Drive a potential danger?
- MSHA splits with CIGNA, commits to new health care model
- Child support cases are up in Sullivan and other Tennessee counties
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You Ask We Investigate: Does an ordinance targeting bark dogs have any bite?
Does an ordinance targeting barking dogs have any bite? Viewers asked us to find out.
You Ask We Investigate: Why does the JCPD need its new fleet of Humvees?
Next time it snows, don't be surprised to see military Humvees--complete with police lights, sirens, and decals on them--patrolling the streets of Johnson City.
New document discriminators add security to Tennessee driver's licenses
A new set of numbers on driver licenses in Tennessee have some people puzzled.
You Ask - We Investigate: Communication lines on Unicoi Drive a potential danger?
Some people who live and work along a Unicoi County road say it's only a matter of time before old trees topple - snapping phone, cable, and internet lines.
MSHA splits with CIGNA, commits to new health care model
On July 1st, Mountain States Health Alliance entered the health insurance business. Four-and-a-half months later, CrestPoint Health serves 20,000 people and serves as the lynchpin for MSHA’s Accountable Care Organization.
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