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Dangerous 105° heat slams Tennessee, Alabama today

Two very different weather threats are taking aim at the Tennessee Valley and Mid-South over the next 48 hours, prompting First Alert Weather Days across Middle Tennessee, Southern Kentucky and North Alabama. The first danger arrives today in the form of oppressive heat, followed Friday by a round of strong, soaking st
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The Massive Tennessee Flea Market You’ll Want To Browse Time And Again

You do not go to this flea market to buy something specific. You go to see what finds you. A rusty sign, a vintage jacket, a jar of jam from a lady who grows her own berries. That is the fun of this massive Tennessee market, where the aisles never end and the best treasures have no price tags until you ask.
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‘Swimmingly’ Man drives into creek during chase, Anderson County Sheriff’s Office said

ANDERSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WATE) — A man drove into a creek while trying to avoid law enforcement, the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office said. On Tuesday, ACSO deputies were trying to serve outstanding warrants to Daniel James Poore II, 32, on charges of criminal conspiracy, burglary, and contempt of court. When the deputi
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East Tennessee Homebuyers Go On A Tear As Rates Stay High

East Tennessee’s housing market is charging into summer. Local Realtors say buyers flooded the Knoxville region in May, closing deals even with mortgage rates still elevated. By their count, May was the strongest sales month the area has seen since 2019, although rising costs continue to shut many would-be buyers out.
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Key Tennessee commit silences flip rumors in major win for Josh Heupel

Vols commit just delivered the news Tennessee fans were hoping to hear.
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Smith & Wesson planning an overnight stay facility by Maryville HQ

A major gunmaker that moved to Maryville in 2023 hopes to offer its guests overnight stays near its Blount County headquarters. Smith & Wesson is getting closer to that goal. The gunmaker, a leader in the U.S. firearms market, posted a gross profit of $127 million in 2025. Now, it’s putting some funds into creating a c
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Leadership Changes at Oak Ridge Schools for the 2026-2027 Academic Year

As another successful school year comes to a close, Oak Ridge Schools has announced several leadership appointments in preparation for the 2026-27 academic year. Dr. Amanda Tinker has been appointed Director of Student Supports following the retirement of Dr. Larrissa Henderson. Previously serving as Student Services C
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World War II veteran from Knoxville celebrates 100th birthday

In World War II, more than 16 million men and women were mobilized into military service and fewer than 4,500 of them are still alive today. 6 News reporter Don Dare, a Vietnam veteran, talks with an Army soldier who just celebrated his 100th birthday.
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Rumors of OSU’s demise in David Gabriel Georges race are greatly exaggerated, says On3’s...

The Ohio State Buckeyes are not falling behind the Tennessee Volunteers for David Gabriel Georges in any conceivable way.
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I-275 Shutdown: Knoxville Commuters Info

I-275 Shutdown: How Knoxville Commuters Are Adapting The I-275 shutdown has created major changes for Knoxville commuters. The closure, which began in late  May 2026 for critical bridge repairs and safety upgrades continues to affect thousands of drivers daily.  While the project is necessary, the I-275 shutdown has fo

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