Kayla Hackney, Johnson City Press

Johnson City has received the results of an investigation that indicate the Johnson City Police Department’s handling of sexual assault cases were not consistent with acceptable practices in law enforcement.

Update: JCPD’s practices in handling of sexual assault cases inadequate, investigation finds

An incident at Nuclear Fuel Services in Erwin left five employees injured on Monday morning, according to a press release from the company.

"Condition upset" injures five at Nuclear Fuel Services in Erwin

Montrose Court residents celebrated the Johnson City landmark’s 100th anniversary with a party on Saturday.

Montrose Court residents celebrate city landmark's 100th anniversary

A truck crashed into the Little Caesars and injured an employee in Erwin on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Erwin Police Department.

WATCH: Truck crashes into Erwin Little Ceasers, seriously injures employee A truck crashed into the Little Caesars restaurant and injured an employee in Erwin on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Erwin Police Department.

A lawsuit against the town of Erwin and its police department alleging excessive force by law enforcement has been settled out of court for $275,000, according to Erwin Town Attorney Tom Seeley.

Lawsuit by man shot by Erwin police officer settled out of court for $275,000 A lawsuit against the town of Erwin and its police department alleging excessive force by law enforcement has been settled out of court for $275,000, according to Erwin Town Attorney

A new business is giving visitors a chance to experience the natural beauty of Unicoi County in a more luxurious way.

Glamping Retro open in Unicoi County

An officer with the Erwin Police Department was suspended last month after failing to follow several procedures during an arrest and using vulgarity against a Unicoi County jail employee.

Erwin police officer suspended, put on probation following July arrest

When Shelby Ingram’s Toyota Highlander first began making a strange, unidentified noise, she had no idea what was causing it.

Kitten found stuck underneath vehicle by automotive staff

The inaugural Dog Days Riverfest saw seven bands take the stage at USA Raft in Erwin on Friday and Saturday.

Dog Days Riverfest held at USA Raft

Patrons of the pharmacy can bring in new backpacks and school supplies for the drive. Those who make a donation will be given a $5 voucher which can be used on any over-the-counter products in the store.

Mooney's Pharmacy holding backpack drive Patrons of the pharmacy can bring in new backpacks and school supplies for the drive. Those who make a donation will be given a $5 voucher which can be used

Kayla Hackney, Johnson City Press updated their phone number.

Today the Johnson City Press began a four-day series taking an in-depth look at homelessness in the city: Living in the Shadows.

Our reporters talked to people living on the streets, church officials, service providers and city officials to find out what they think is the best approach for helping the homeless.

We asked police officials to address the subject of crime and homelessness, we talked with downtown business owners and we want to hear from you.

As you read the stories and learn more about the issue, we’d like to know what you think should be done to help people living on the streets, and we’d like to share your ideas with our readers. Email your thoughts to [email protected] or comment on the stories as they are posted to social media.

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As the old saying goes, the show must go on. And now that the Capitol Theatre has officially been purchased, it will.

The show goes on at Capitol Theatre

When thinking about the arts, stained glass crafting is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. But for Richard and Bill Donoho, stained glass crafting is a family art affair.

Washington College Academy's stained glass course a family affair When thinking about the arts, stained glass crafting is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. But for Richard and Bill Donoho, stained glass crafting is a family

The Town of Unicoi cut the ribbon on its new playground Friday.

Town of Unicoi opens up Jack's Natural Playground The Town of Unicoi cut the ribbon Friday on its new custom-built, tree-studded playground at the Pinnacle Trail head.

The Town of Unicoi’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to table a reconsideration of an engineering study of Paddle Creek Road on Monday.

Town of Unicoi BMA tables road study, approves bidding on amphitheater UNICOI — The town of Unicoi’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to table a reconsideration of an engineering study of Paddle Creek Road on Monday.

The new splash pad at Carver Park is almost ready to open.

Carver Park splash pad almost ready to open

The Unicoi County Commission’s Budget and Finance Committee heard presentations from three more organizations on Thursday.

Unicoi County Commission's Budget and Finance Committe hears from library, others ERWIN — The Unicoi County Commission’s Budget and Finance Committee heard presentations from three more organizations on Thursday as it prepares the budget for the 2021-22 fiscal year, including the

The Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians are offering an extended membership in time for their summer camp.

Girl Scouts offering extended membership

Hannah Boyd, a junior at Daniel Boone High School, scored a perfect 36 on her ACT.

Daniel Boone junior scores perfect 36 on ACT

Preston McKee, president and owner of Morris-Baker Funeral Home, was recently awarded the 2021 Public Citizen of the Year Award by the Tennessee Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers.

Owner of Morris-Baker Funeral Home wins Public Citizen of the Year Award Preston McKee, president and owner of Morris-Baker Funeral Home, was recently awarded the 2021 Public Citizen of the Year Award by the Tennessee Chapter of the National Association of Social

Adventure awaits Washington County students this summer.

Washington County schools hosting summer camp program

The Hands On! Discovery Center is now accepting registrations for their summer camp.

Hands On! Discovery Center hosting summer camp

One of Tennessee’s oldest schools needs your help.

Washington College Academy campus damaged during storm School starts GoFundMe effort to raise funds

Travis Shipley, a Gray native, is officially a master moonshine distiller.

Gray native competes, wins on Discovery Channel show Travis Shipley is officially a master moonshine distiller.

Two wrongs don’t make a right, but two rights might make a new national JROTC academic team champion.

DBHS MCJROTC academic team heading back to national championship

The Unicoi County Commission’s Budget and Finance Committee heard presentations from officeholders concerning their budgetary needs on Thursday.

Unicoi County Commission's Budget and Finance Committee hears from sherriff's office, EMA

After death, many names become lost to the passage of time; however, one historian is making sure every veteran’s service from the region lives on.

Historian working to locate, document forgotten veteran graves After death, many names become lost to the passage of time; however, one historian is making sure the service of every veteran from the region lives on.

Bust out the brushes and slip on a smock - it’s time for WCA Camp Creativity.

Washington College Academy hosting arts summer camp Bust out the brushes and slip on a smock — it’s time for WCA Camp Creativity.

The Unicoi County Commission voted unanimously Monday night to offer the veterans service officer position to Charles Amerson.

Unicoi County Commission offers veterans service officer position to Amerson

The Washington College Academy in Limestone will be hosting their High School Arts Day on April 10.

Washington College Academy hosting High School Arts Day Kids, it’s time to get crafty.

The Unicoi County Commission’s Budget and Finance Committee kicked off the 2021-22 budget process on Thursday.

Unicoi County kicks off budget meetings

Get ready to play with some new toys for a good cause.

Tri-Cities Toy and Hobby Show coming to Appalachian Fairgrounds Saturday

The Town of Unicoi’s Board of Mayor and Alderman voted on Monday night to table an ordinance that would regulate noise and disorderly conduct.

Town of Unicoi BMA tables "outdated" noise ordinance The town of Unicoi’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted on Monday night to table an ordinance that would regulate noise and disorderly conduct.

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Local WWII veteran celebrates her 100th birthday Dolores Mielnicki celebrated turning 100 years old on Monday with the birthday basics: her family, balloons, cake and a celebratory community parade.

“On a September day in 1799, Frederick Stearns was found guilty of perjury. As punishment, his ears were nailed to a pillory in Jonesborough, cut off, and left there until sunset.”

Washington County archives helpful to researchers, genealogists On a September day in 1799, Frederick Stearns was found guilty of perjury. As punishment, his ears were nailed to a pillory in Jonesborough, cut off, and left there until