Celebrate National Açaí Bowl Day with Blossom Bowls
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — It’s National Açaí Bowl Day, and what better way to celebrate than with a fresh, fruit-packed bowl made just right? Our very own Noemy Sanchez stopped by Blossom Bowls to learn the secrets behind crafting the perfect açaí bowl, and let’s just say, it’s both an art and a science.
Knoxville police invite public to procession for detective who died of cancer
The Knoxville Police Department has invited the public to watch the procession for Mel Pierce, the detective who recently died after a battle with cancer.
🤝 Anderson County TN: Multiple Community & Social Service Jobs
Anderson County is full of opportunities for people who care about helping others. Whether you want to support youth, families, or individuals with special needs, there’s meaningful work waiting for you right here.
Holy cow! Dairy Dash founders love how the race reflects the guy who inspired...
She was a freshman in 1979 when she spotted the cute guy posting a flyer on a campus billboard at the University of Tennessee. Infectious smile, charming personality.... Hey, she told him, I'm going hiking in the mountains with some friends today. You want to come? The guy, living out of his van and posting flyers at colleges all over the Southeast, accepted right away...
Public invited to pay respects to long-time Knoxville detective at procession
Following the death of a long-time Knoxville Police detective, the department is holding a procession to allow the public to pay their respects.
‘Their time to shine’ Athletes shine during Special Olympics event at Hardin Valley Academy
Hardin Valley Academy is hosting the Special Olympics track and field competition this week.
Knoxville funeral home owner seeks community effort to restore historic cemetery
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — There’s a historic cemetery in West Knoxville that requires extensive rehabilitation. Part of the road around it is so deteriorated that family members can’t navigate it. Crestview Cemetery is the burial site of some of Knoxville’s most prominent African Americans, as well as the final resting places of teachers, mechanics, clergymen, […]
Professional softball team coming to Knoxville in 2027
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Knoxville is a sports town. A new pro team is entering the mix and will be the city’s first professional women’s team when they begin play next year. Professional softball is coming to Knoxville. The team will be a part of the Professional...
Knoxville City Council approves plan to look into city’s bus system
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Knoxville City Council approved a plan to evaluate the Knoxville Area Transit system. Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon’s administration will contract with Alfred Benesch & Company to look into transportation gaps in the community and increase accessibility in the city. "They're taking a look at...
Nation’s No. 2 recruit reportedly requesting release from Lady Vols signing
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Five-star forward and number two recruit Oliviyah Edwards has reportedly requested to be released from her signing with the Lady Vols, according to Rocky Top Insider. Edwards is from Tacoma, Washington and was ranked second in the nation in ESPN’s 2026 SportsCenter NEXT 100, according...













