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Federal judge to sanction alleged Sean Williams victim for bribery claims without evidence (opens the original)
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GREENEVILLE, Tenn. — A federal judge is issuing sanctions against an alleged Sean Williams victim who is suing Johnson City police, ruling she had no evidence to support some of her allegations. Mikayla Evans claimed police officers took bribes from now convicted sex criminal Sean Williams to avoid investigating her case. This ruling addresses just a part of her lawsuit against Johnson City police. The sanctions come in response to a motion from an attorney for former criminal investigations Cap
Appalachia Service Project dedicates 100th Helene home build on two-year storm anniversary (opens the original)
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JOHNSON COUNTY, Tenn. — On Monday, Appalachia Service Project reached a milestone 100 homes dedicated since Helene struck our region two years ago, about half of the homes they need to build. It was an emotional day for Denny and Donna Roland, as they got the keys to their new home from ASP. It was a ceremony marked by prayers, songs, and lots of tears. “Seeing it all come together with such a wonderful ceremony is breathtaking and emotional, and it's phenomenal to know that we're here on House
Why 200 feet? What 1,500 pages of public records say about Johnson City data center rules (opens the original)
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — News 5 is continuing to seek answers on how Johnson City staff selected 200 feet as the minimum distance between data centers and residential property. Nearly three months after News 5's Caleb Perhne filed a records request for the information, we still don't have a clear answer. Johnson City replied to the July 7 records request Tuesday with 1,479 pages of documents. The documents appear to be all the agendas, emails and notes of the committee tasked with forming the rules
'You're on thin ice': Judge to rule in days on bribery claim against Johnson City officer (opens the original)
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GREENEVILLE, Tenn. — A federal judge is expected to rule in a matter of days on a motion to dismiss claims of bribery against a former Johnson City police officer brought on by an alleged victim of Sean Williams. “You're on thin ice,” was perhaps the quote that captured Judge Ronnie Greer’s skepticism best. The federal judge presided over Sean Williams' criminal trials for escape and child porn production, but when it came to alleged victim Mikayla Evans' lawsuit, Greer had a lot of questions fo
Jonesborough nears finish line on its portion of First Frontier Trail (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. — Work is now underway to build a trail connecting Jonesborough and Johnson City, eventually connecting to the Tweetsie Trail. The First Frontier Trail will run from downtown Jonesborough to Johnson City near ETSU, connecting the two cities with a 5-mile route safe for walking and bicycling. Jonesborough expects to finish its part of the trail in the next two weeks. “We've done surveys of the town residents. What they want to see is walkability,” said Chris Kudera, Jones
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