Knoxville TN

Professional women’s golf event to provide boost for Blount County economy. The Epson Tour will be coming back to Tennessee for the first time since 1991. The tour will be hosted at Green Meadow Country Club in Alcoa. Parents charged in connection to 17-month-old toddler’s death, Middlesboro police say...

The jewelry retailer Claire’s announced it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This is the second time the business has filed; the first was back in 2018. In a release, the company shared,”This decision is difficult, but a necessary one. Increased competition, consumer spending trends and the ongoing shift away from...

Southwest is shaking up its network with service to a brand-new destination and over a dozen additional routes starting in 2026.

The Knoxville Police Department and University of Tennessee Police Department plan to conduct a sobriety checkpoint near the UT campus on Thursday, August 28.

ALCOA, Tenn. (WVLT) - McGhee Tyson Airport is planning to announce a new airline coming to the Knoxville area. Airport representatives haven’t released details, other than to say the airline will be serving multiple locations. The airline is also expected to start flights in 2026.

While it may be a bit too early to turn on the holiday music, tickets will soon go on sale for Pentatonix's "Christmas in the City" concert in Knoxville.

Nearly four months after being kidnapped at gunpoint while preaching in South Africa, East Tennessee missionary Josh Sullivan is back in the country where it happened.

The Tennessee Valley Fair utilizes the Jacob Building for some of its events and shopping areas. Advocates warn parents to lock up prescription drugs as child poisoning deaths are up statewide. Updated: 8 hours ago. |. The latest report reveals Tennessee child deaths from unintentional poisoning have more than...

A moped driver is in critical condition after a she was involved in a crash with a Waste Connections truck Wednesday morning, Knoxville Police said.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Phones in classrooms, cafeterias and hallways in Tennessee schools are now a thing of the past--thanks to a new state law. The law went into effect on July 1 and requires schools to implement policies that restrict device use during instructional time. The Knox County Board...