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Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Seeks Administrative Professional for Cybercrime Unit in Knoxville

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued a call for administrative professionals with a twist – this job fights cybercrime. Detailed on their official Facebook page, the TBI seeks a detail-oriented individual to join their Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Unit in Knoxville. The administrative role involves...
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Knoxville woman awarded ‘Key to the City’ after saving car crash victim’s life in...

Jada McMillan is a Knoxville native and a graduate of Hardin Valley Academy. In 2021, she joined the U.S. Air Force.
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Mosquitoes especially attracted to beer drinkers, study shows

The analysis found that participants who drank beer were slightly more attractive to mosquitoes than those who don't.
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“Parent Calls Out Bullying on MJHS Sports Team: Urges Family of Tall Athlete to...

A mother named Leslie Latham took to the Maryville Speaks Out! (An SSO affiliate) Facebook public group to share about her son’s experience with bullying at MJHS. She’s a mom who’s fed up, and she posted a strong message calling out some rough behavior on the sports team there.
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Knoxville’s Henley Street Bridge shines orange before Tennessee—Georgia

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - In preparation for UT’s showdown with Georgia on Saturday, the Henley Street Bridge was illuminated bright orange shortly after dusk on Friday. The decorative lights on the topside of the bridge are subtly orange and white as usual, but powerful new lighting was light up the underside in Vol...
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Knoxville groups honor 9/11 anniversary

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Several groups around Knoxville honored the almost 3,000 lives lost in the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks on Thursday. It marked 24 years since the attacks. City of Knoxville leaders like Chief of Police Paul Noel and Fire Chief Stan Sharp came together Thursday morning to...
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Paul Finebaum predicts winner of Georgia-Tennessee showdown

SEC Network host Paul Finebaum hopped on SportsCenter to offer his prediction on the College GameDay showdown between Georgia and Tennessee in Knoxville.
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Retired Navy SEAL running new Smith & Wesson training academy in Maryville

MARYVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Smith and Wesson cut the ribbon on a brand new training academy in Maryville. Company leaders said the academy will serve both professionals and the public with hands-on training and education. The company said the new academy marks a major step in expanding training services for law...
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Five-Star Recruit Reportedly Visiting Tennessee For First Time Since Committing To The Vols

Tennessee made one of biggest splashes on the recruiting trail in August when they went to Mississippi and flipped five-star receiver Tristen Keys from LSU. Just two weeks after committing to the Vols, Keys is set to return to Knoxville. Keys is unofficially visiting Tennessee Saturday for the Vols’ rivalry matchup...
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Knoxville gang member sentenced to 45 years in prison on drug, gun charges

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Knox County District Attorney Office said a Knoxville gang member recently convicted on drug and gun charges was sentenced to 45 years in prison without the possibility of parole. Travei Dietz Pryor, 33, was convicted of possession with intent to sell fentanyl and cocaine, unlawful...

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