CFB Rumors: Latest Intel on Tennessee Volunteers Starting QB Battle
The expectation coming out of the offseason was that George MacIntyre would be the Tennessee Volunteers‘ starting quarterback in Week […]
Former Golesh Superior, Rival SEC Coach Speaks Highly of New Auburn Coach
As Alex Golesh takes the helm of an SEC team, one of his former superiors and fellow SEC head coaches spoke of his high expectations
Rotary clubs build beds for Knoxville children in need
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - More than 40 volunteers showed up on a rainy Saturday morning to build beds for Knoxville children who don’t have one. Rotary clubs from across the area teamed up with the national nonprofit Sleep in Heavenly Peace to assemble as many beds as possible. When the weather didn’t cooperate, Missio
‘You guys can guess where in between innings’ — Josh Elander explains unfortunate issue...
Tennessee's ace was struggling with an illness during Tennessee's loss to Virginia Commonwealth on Saturday.
Knoxville Police still searching for leads nine years after deadly stabbing
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Knoxville Police Department asked for tips on the ninth anniversary of an unsolved fatal stabbing. On May 20, 2017, around 9:50 p.m., officers received a call about a stabbing in the 200 block of Leonard Place. The caller said they had heard someone screaming that they were being stabbed.
Scattered flooding Saturday morning across East TN
Heavy rainfall leading to areas of flooding Saturday morning, tapering off through the afternoon We have seen several areas of flooding this morning due to repeated rounds of heavy rain overnight into this morning. We will continue to see scattered heavy rainfall through the rest of the morning into the early afternoon
TBI looking into purchasing irregularities by former city of Alcoa employee
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is looking into "purchasing irregularities" involving a now former city of Alcoa employee, according to the city. The employee was not identified. The person's "employment with the city has been terminated," according to a release Friday from public information officer Emily Cratea
Knoxville Police seeing rise in domestic related calls this year
KNOXVILLE, Tenn — From in-person counseling to emergency assistance over the phone, Knoxville domestic violence advocates are encouraging people in crisis to reach out for help as the summer months begin. Marissa Fox, a victim advocate with the Knoxville Police Department, said domestic violence cases often increase du
State Route 116 damaged by heavy rain in Anderson County
PETROS, Tenn. (WATE) — Part of State Route 116 is closed in Anderson County after a section near the Petros community washed away due to heavy rains, the Tennessee Department of Transportation said Saturday morning. TDOT shared a picture showing heavy damage to the road. A spokesman added that crews plan to do repairs
Driver fleeing road rage sparks fiery crash
The sheriff’s department said a woman trying to get away from a road rage incident ended up crashing into the gas pump. (WIS, Olivia Finch)

















