Runner-up Tyler Reddick was joined by fellow Toyota drivers Jimmie Johnson ... a hint of a Tennessee country tone. Considering Traveller Whiskey was the team’s primary sponsor, the design ...

In 2022, the whiskey industry contributed approximately $3.4 billion to Tennessee’s economy, fueling distillery sales, tourism, and retail businesses. But with new tariffs in place, industry leaders ...

Now, businesses across the state are bracing for a blow. The two Tennessee industries the most at risk in the trade war are ...

Several Canadian provinces have pulled U.S. liquor from store shelves, including Tennessee whiskey. The move is a retaliatory response to President Donald Trump's tariffs. Tennessee's whiskey ...

Including Tennessee whiskey. According to a March 4 news release, the government of Ontario directed the Liquor Control Board of Ontario to take steps to implement restrictions on all U.S ...

Tennessee's auto and whiskey industries are expected to be hit hardest by the tariffs, with potential job losses and increased costs. Governor Bill Lee supports the tariffs, believing they will ...

“But of course, let’s not forget the consumers, the Canadian consumers, that love Tennessee whiskey.” ...

Jimmy Johnson, an NFL coaching legend and a main figure on "Fox NFL Sunday," announced on Monday he will retire from broadcasting. Johnson joined FOX Sports in 1994. He joined the network after ...

Jimmy Johnson is hanging up his microphone at Fox. The legendary Miami Hurricanes and Dallas Cowboys coach announced Monday on FS1’s “The Herd” with Colin Cowherd that he is retiring after ...

Tennessee whiskey) than any other state in the country, according to that state data. China has already announced retaliatory tariffs of 15% on cotton. "This is why trade wars are the worst ...

“Jimmy Johnson was there when Fox NFL Sunday came on-air for the first time 31 years ago, and since then has been a cherished member of our Fox Sports family, which makes today's retirement news ...

After covering Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, longtime head coach and analyst Jimmy Johnson, who began his career with Fox Sports in 1994, has made the decision to retire at the age of 81.