The Tennessee Department of Safety confirms that a recent equipment failure at its license printing facility led to significant delays in mailing out REAL IDs. While the issue has since been resolved ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee defensive back John Slaughter is the first Vol not named Nico Iamaleava to plan to enter the transfer portal, according to his agency A&P Sports Agency.

If you applied in time for the deadline to have a Real I.D. from the state of Tennessee, there's a chance your new physical I.D. won't get there in time.That's ...

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security said it would add more appointment dates for residents to get their REAL ID ahead of the May 7 implementation date.

Select driver services centers across Tennessee are now offering Saturday appointments for REAL ID applications. Applicants must already have a valid Tennessee driver's license to be serviced on ...

With limited traction elsewhere, an unexpected question has surfaced: what if Tennessee takes him back? That scenario was raised publicly by On3 founder and CEO Shannon Terry, who floated a ...

Tennessee drivers still can opt to get a traditional driver's license or ID with fewer required documents. The REAL ID and normal driver's license cost exactly the same. At what age will you need a ...

Whatever games Tennessee might lose without Iamaleava, it gained in dignity by drawing a line in the sand. That's what the fans were rightfully cheering; a boomerang that saw the school claw back ...

If it doesn't, here's how to get your REAL ID in Tennessee this month. A REAL ID is a driver's license or state-issued identification card denoted by a small star in the top right-hand corner.

The bill would scale back some of those rules. Lawmakers who support the measure say Tennessee has some of the strictest regulations on isolated wetlands in the country. They argue the rules treat ...

Tennessee's last Final Four came in 2008. The Lady Vols are not back, because reaching the Sweet 16 does not constitute being back for a program that’s never missed the NCAA Tournament.