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Father, son escape flames at South Knoxville home
Flames were shooting out of the front door when firefighters arrived at a south Knoxville home around nine o'clock Monday morning, according to KFD spokesperson D.J. Corcoran.
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Knox Know-It-All: When is refusal of service not civil-rights discrimination?
Jamie Satterfield will be doing a live chat Monday from 11:30-12:30 on the Judge Baumgartner story.
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Festival officials announce Rhythm N' Blooms lineup
From hit folk-rock artist Citizen Cope to ukulele shredder Jake Shimabukuro, the Dogwood Arts 2012 Rhythm N' Blooms Music Festival will include a broad range of earth bands and artists that will take to the stages April 20-22. The Rhythm N' Blooms Music Festival is a celebration of American roots music that will feature a variety of locally revered ... (more)
Webb's Todd Kelly Jr. gets Auburn offer
Webb School of Knoxville sophomore Todd Kelly Jr. received his first football scholarship offer Sunday, when Auburn University verbally offered.
Berry Leads Chattanooga At Valentine Invitational
UTC senior Chris Berry took first in the men's 3000 meter run at the Valentine Invitational at the Murphy Center on the campus of Middle Tennessee.
RunKNOX group to connect athletes, coaches
That's the spirit behind the Knoxville Track Club's latest program, RunKNOX, created by former University of Texas All-American track athlete Darren Brown.
Gourmet.com Names Cafe 4 One of the Nation'sa
Hey, maybe Amazon.com was right -- Knoxville really is the country's foremost romantic city ! We just got some corroboration from Gourmet.com . Its "Gourmet Live" blog named Cafe 4 on Market Square one the Top 15 Most Romantic Restaurants in the U.S. It's right up there with restaurants in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and Dayton, Ohio.
Knoxville to add to recycling program
The city announced last week that it will add 3,500 carts to the program that allows residents to recycle their trash at home.
Sheriff says couple that crashed in Holston River were alone and suspect meth use
The Grainger County Sheriff says the pair who ended up driving their car into the Holston River had been doing drugs prior to the accident and were alone in the vehicle.
Shoppers mob five-and-dime to show support
Just in time for Valentine's Day, the musical "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" kicks off 8... KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
Two Knoxville residents injured in Jefferson County crash
Two people were airlifted Friday evening to the University of Tennessee Medical Center after a vehicle in which they were traveling veered off Highway 11E, went airborne, struck two subdivision signs, sheered a utility pole and went into a tree line, authorities said.
Catholic Diocese of Knoxville says contraception rule is against religious freedom
It's a mandate that has ignited a debate across the country and an uproar from conservatives and religious leaders.
Knoxville police investigating after man shot leaving party
It happened just before 11:30 p.m. right outside Sista's and Sisters of Soul on Martin Luther King Jr.
'Suspicious' fire damages Knoxville home
Fire damaged a house recently listed as under foreclosure at 2615 Vucrest Saturday morning and the Knoxville Fire Dept.
Heiskell owners of exotic animals plead guilty
KNOXVILLE - The owners of several exotic animals found in Heiskell in December by local and state authorities pleaded guilty on Friday.
American Airlines discontinues Miami service from Knoxville
American Airlines will be discontinuing their Miami service from Knoxville starting in early April, says a McGhee Tyson Airport spokesperson.
Glamour of Hollywood coming to Knoxville
KNOXVILLE - The glamour of Hollywood is coming to Knoxville on Oscar night and you can be part of it.
Knoxville native competes in College Jeopardy Championship
Just like they did during Monday's show, Mackebee's family and friends all gathered at Sequoyah Grille in West Knoxville to watch him.
Vendor who accidentally shot himself at gun show is charged
Investigators say Bill Adams was showing his personal weapon to a customer at the "Gun Show in the Smokies" event on January 29 in the Jacob Building in Chilhowee Park, when it discharged.
Knoxville police charge vendor who accidentally shot himself at gun show
The firearms dealer who accidentally shot himself in the hand at a gun show last month was charged today.