Knoxville TN

East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers has put Angela Williams in the spotlight as this week's "Fugitive Friday" case, saying she is wanted in connection with a series of thefts that started on Jan. 11. The group reports she is wanted on seven felony theft warrants and is believed to be in the Knoxville area. Their...

The smell of fresh pizza drifting through the air is enough to make anyone instantly hungry. At this Tennessee restaurant, the atmosphere feels warm, lively, and unmistakably welcoming. Large pies come out of the kitchen hot and bubbling, with crispy crusts that crack slightly when you pick up the first...

Bruce Pearl complained about officiating after Tennessee beat Auburn in the SEC Tournament, but the loss could have bigger consequences for the Tigers’ March Madness hopes.

An antique rifle that was stolen from a Knoxville home in 1973 and most recently sold for more than $31,000 has been returned to the original owner's family.

As the sole competitor in the 2026 Bassmaster Classic over 50 years old, and one of two original Elites in the field, Bill Lowen is a relic of a different age who has kept his hands dirty to stay relevant. That shouldn’t surprise anyone who’s followed Dollar Bill since his...

Knoxville woke up to mostly clear skies on Friday, March 13, 2026, with a cool start that will not stick around for long. Temperatures are set to climb into a warm, windy afternoon, with highs near 62F. Afternoon Winds Pick Up. According to NWS Morristown, southwest winds will run 5...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - If you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you can move mountains. That is a well known verse from the Bible, but also the exact words Rick Barnes said to Nate Ament as he handed him a mustard seed. It would have been the last time they were together before Ament committed to Tennessee.

The 63-year-old convicted of setting three fires throughout Blount County on Nov. 7, 2024, will serve his 15-year sentence in prison, rather than on the community corrections he’d hoped. Mark Allen Bush of Maryville pleaded guilty on Dec. 12 to starting fires at the Rural King and United Grocery Outlet in Alcoa and...

Some restaurants are more than just places to eat — they are living pieces of history. Across Tennessee, small-town diners have been serving up comfort food and warm smiles for decades, keeping traditions alive one plate at a time. Walking through their doors feels like stepping back into a...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — When a family heirloom goes missing for more than five decades, most assume it will be gone forever; however, a rifle recently bought for over $31,000 has made its way back to its original owner. Property Crimes Detective David Ogle with the Knoxville Police Department recently...