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ESPN analyst doesn’t “love Tennessee’s defense at all” in Florida matchup

Former Alabama quarterback and ESPN analyst Greg McElroy is not a fan of Tennessee's defense against Florida's offense ahead of the Saturday night rivalry matchup.
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Mild Monday but rain is on the way

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Mostly clear overnight with temperatures into the low 40s. Winds will be light. MONDAY: Mild in the afternoon with temperatures in the middle 60s. We will have a mixture of sun and clouds through the day with rain chances increasing late Monday night. TUESDAY: We wake...
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SEC Nation coming to University of Tennessee campus

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — SEC Network’s SEC Nation is scheduled to broadcast live from Ayres Hall on the University of Tennessee’s campus Saturday ahead of the Tennessee-Vanderbilt game. Host Laura Rutledge is scheduled to be joined by Paul Finebaum, Roman Harper, Jordan Rodgers and Tim Tebow, UT Athletics said. The...
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Surgery scheduled for KCSO deputy injured during ‘On Patrol Live’

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Surgery has been scheduled for the Knox County deputy who needed lifesaving surgery after an injury, said his girlfriend, Stephania Pumphrey. After being hit in the head with a large rock or brick while on duty, Dalton Swanger was in critical condition. After this, his trachea narrowed to...
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Exploring Alternative Housing: Vehicle Living on Campus

With the rising costs of dormitory and off-campus apartment rates, students are exploring alternative living arrangements. One such option that has sparked a discussion is the concept of "vanlife" on campus. The idea is to live out of a vehicle while attending school, a concept that is not only cost-effective but...
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Knoxville bikers ride for ‘Cranksgiving’ to aid local food bank

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Across Knoxville on Sunday, bikers took part in a national bike ride that is part scavenger hunt and part food drive — "Cranksgiving." For the event, teams of riders visited grocery stores across Knoxville to collect food items that all went to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee.
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Maryville man charged with attempted homicide

A Maryville man has been charged with attempted criminal homicide after allegedly beating a man and stealing his car. Maryville Police Chief Tony Crisp said the male victim was doing his laundry on Nov. 20 at a laundromat when John Franklin Pollock, 49, no address, struck up a conversation with him. The two went...
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Storms move in early on Tuesday

Our next weather maker moves through early Tuesday morning, bringing the risk of strong to severe storms across the Tennessee Valley. For the rest of the evening, conditions will stay quiet, with temperatures falling out of the low 60s and into the mid 40s for overnight lows. Most of Monday...
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From Parkside to the Big Apple: H&H Bagels Plants NYC Roots in Turkey Creek

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. New York institution H&H Bagels has opened its first Tennessee shop at the Pinnacle at Turkey Creek, welcoming customers Sept. 18, 2025. The storefront at 11390 Parkside Drive (also listed by some directories as Farragut, 37934) launched with totes and...
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‘Show love’ Knoxville content creator holds turkey drive

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A Knoxville content creator and local businesses held a turkey drive Sunday afternoon. After raising about $5,000 in donations, Dexter Mims Jr., CEO of Yeah Doe Productions, and his team distributed turkeys to those in need in a Broadway parking lot. “This is something I wanted to do to give...

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