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MPD: Oak Ridge man arrested for aggravated statutory rape of minor under 14-years-old

MADISONVILLE, Tenn. — A 24-year-old man was arrested in an aggravated statutory rape case involving a minor under 14-years-old, according to the Madisonville Police Department. MPD said Ethan Owens, of Oak Ridge, was indicted by a Monroe County Grand Jury and taken into custody last week. According to a...
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Coffee, Cats & Cuddles at Scruffy’s Cafe

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — LETN’s Noemy Sanchez recently visited Scruffy’s Cafe, a spot that blends cozy vibes with a cat lover’s dream. The space invites guests to grab a coffee or tea, enjoy tasty snacks, and spend time with some truly purr-fect furry companions. Owner Talisa...
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Deadly crash involving school bus shuts down Clinton Highway in Anderson County: ACSO

The sheriff’s office asked drivers to take an alternate route as the road will be closed “for several hours” due to the crash.
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Halls Rural King Stabbing Suspect Arrested in Knox County

A routine Monday afternoon shopping trip at the Rural King in the Halls community turned chaotic when a man was stabbed inside the store, according to local authorities. Deputies say a suspect was taken into custody at the scene. The victim was rushed to a hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening and...
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Beaumont Rocks 2026 spotlights incredible Knoxville talent

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Working to support teachers and arts programs at Beaumont Magnet Academy, Beaumont Rocks 2026 kicked off in style, and the spectacle truly lived up to its name. From dazzling dancing divas and stunning student-led choreography to fun teacher performances, the night raised funds while...
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Rolling roadblocks planned for I-75 south in Knoxville on Wednesday

onstruction activities are expected to impact traffic along I-75 south on Wednesday, the Tennessee Department of Transportation said.
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New roundabout opening on Cusick Road as Alcoa Highway project continues

ALCOA, Tenn. (WATE) — A new roundabout is set to open in Blount County this week, permanently shifting traffic near McGhee Tyson Airport in Alcoa. The Tennessee Department of Transportation annouced that the new roundabout on Cusick Road and the newly constructed Regal Drive, which connects to Northpark Boulevard,...
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Zoo Knoxville contributes to Malayan Tiger conservation

Zoo Knoxville is an active participant in the Malayan Tiger Species Survival Plan as the species is critically endangered due to deforestation, poaching, and prey loss. We contribute to tiger conservation by serving as a breeding facility for Malayan tigers. In addition, we participate in World Tiger Day each year...
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Earl’s restaurant and bar has watering-hole potential | Grub Scout

I had been hearing about the new restaurant on the South Knoxville riverfront, so I approached my visit to Earl's Knoxville last week with anticipation. The Grub Spouse and I headed to the South Banks development near Suttree Landing Park and found Earl’s near one end of Waterfront Drive. Unfortunately, virtually all...
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Book restriction debate receives mixed reaction during Anderson County library board meeting

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Anderson County Library Board met Thursday to discuss and hear public comment about books in the young adult and children’s sections that some residents consider inappropriate. This comes months after the state sent letters to libraries that said inappropriate books and material needed...

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