The CEO of BWXT called Tennessee the "center of the nuclear universe" as the $2.7 billion company grows its footprint in the ...

Around 90 sites across the country are recognized as National Historic Chemical Landmarks, and K-25 is the second to be ...

The U.S. government decommissioned K-25 in 1985 and permanently shut it down in 1987, kicking off a long process of ...

The building was built while work was ongoing on the Manhattan Project, which stretched throughout the mid-1940s.

McWhorter, state economic and community development commissioner, announced April 15 a grant has been awarded to support the ...

The National Nuclear Security Administration, a quasi-independent agency of the Department of Energy that shepherds the U.S.

German Chancellor Adolph Hitler and his long-time flame Eva Braun got married. The next they died by suicide in Hitler’s ...

Barbara Scollin writes about her great-uncle's friendship with J. Robert Oppenheimer and the issues pertaining to security ...

When we first arrived in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, I drove to a girls club softball field ... In Oak Ridge, where the Manhattan Project made fuel for the atomic bomb, my nephew is said by his wife to be ...

BWXT, in its own news release, said its investment in the new Oak Ridge site includes future ... BWXT employs more than 1,140 people in Tennessee, mainly at two locations: Nuclear FuelServices ...