Rachel Auberger

The Warriorettes saw their four-game win streak come to an end Monday night, as White County Middle School traveled to Warren County and couldn’t recover from an early deficit in a 6-2 loss to the Lady Pioneers. Warren County wasted no time setting the tone. A leadoff double, followed

The Warriorettes suffered their fifth loss of the month Monday night — though they’ve picked up three wins along the way — as they continue to search for offensive consistency. The White County High School softball team fell to Cookeville 5-1, with the Lady Cavaliers piling up 11 hits while the

Tennessee lawmakers have approved sweeping changes to how hospitals and health care services are regulated — a move that could reshape where patients can get care and how much they pay for it in the years ahead. The changes target long-standing rules that have controlled when and where hospitals can expand,

White County agencies train on life-saving extrication skills, preparing for high-risk crashes where every second matters.