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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The University of Tennessee is running charter buses to Nashville, Jackson and Memphis to help students get home for the holidays. The program, which has operated for about 10 years, takes students across Tennessee during Thanksgiving, winter and spring breaks. University officials said about 220...

The University made the announcement on Tuesday, stating that despite extensive efforts over the past two years, Smokey XI’s reserved temperament continues to affect his comfort in public outings.

A 49-year-old man identified as John F. Pollock is facing a series of grave charges, including attempted first-degree murder, following an incident in Maryville that left another man severely injured. As reported by WBIR, the Maryville Police Department (MPD) and other emergency services responded to a call in the...

In a recent development, the Torrid store located in West Town Mall is set to close its doors. This information came to light when a shopper shared her experience on social media, stating that an employee informed her about the impending closure. The store is expected to cease operations from the 1st of January.

At least one person is dead after a crash in South Knox County happened Wednesday afternoon, Rural Metro Fire said.

Law enforcement officials said a Tennessee man has been arrested in connection with the murder and disappearance of a woman who vanished 15 years ago from Northern California.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians delivered “BarkBoxes” to Young Williams Animal Center for shelter dogs on Wednesday. The scouts dropped off boxes containing treats, patches and toys, specifically a stuffed marshmallow stick. They have been selling them as part of an annual...

The Fantasy of Trees Gala returned to the Knoxville Convention Center Tuesday. Proceeds from the annual event support the East Tennessee Children's Hospital.

Employees at Clayton Homes in Maynardville have collected over eight tons of canned food to donate to local food pantries. The initiative, sparked by a friendly competition, was intensified by the recent lapse in SNAP benefits and the approaching holidays.

The Regal Celebration of Lights is returning to Downtown Knoxville on Friday, with 6 News Anchors Bo Williams and Tearsa Smith hosting the tree lighting ceremony for their 20th year.