Caleb Perhne is a local journalist based in the Tri Cities area of Tennessee. He writes for WCYB, WEMT, and CW4, covering a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and environmental issues. Caleb's work has also been featured on WZTV-TV.
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Caleb's reporting focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. His coverage spans a variety of themes including crime, government & politics, agriculture & farming, and education.
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By: Caleb Perhne
The organizations suing to stop rail company CSX from pulling rock out of the Nolichucky River have withdrawn their motion for a preliminary injunction. It comes after Tennessee and federal officials ordered CSX to stop using river rock, but the lawsuit itself isn't over just yet.
Sean Williams' defense attorney filed a motion for a new trial or an acquittal in his child porn production case.
By: Caleb Perhne
Homeowners in Washington County, Virginia are getting sticker shock. Home tax values are going up an average of 67 percent. But that doesn't necessarily mean th
By: Caleb Perhne
In a meeting that lasted nearly five hours, Carter County commissioners voted to end their tourism contract with the Chamber of Commerce and instead offer a new
By: Caleb Perhne
Carter County Mayor Patty Woodby told commissioners Monday night that the county's emergency management director had no plan when Helene hit, and that she had t
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WCYB) — According to Tennessee officials, more than 80 percent of state roads damaged by Helene are now back open.
Carter County Mayor Patty Woodby announced late Wednesday she has fired emergency management director Billy Harrell. Woodby said deputy director Shannon Winters will take over immediately.
The Washington County, Tennessee Election Commission has asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit against it that seeks to rerun the November 5 Johnson City election.
News 5 has confirmed through a public records request that Carter County Mayor Patty Woodby's claim local emergency management officials had no emergency plan w
Candidates suing Washington County, Tennessee to rerun the Johnson City's November 5 election now allege a total of 60 improper votes in their response to the c
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