‘Pilot Celebrity Pumpers’ raises record-breaking $97,186 for United Way of Greater Knoxville
Pilot donated $97,186 to the United Way of Greater Knoxville thanks to the support of community members who purchased gas and other items at Knox County Pilot Convenience Stores during “Pilot Celebrity Pumpers.”
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Tennessee elected leaders urge Congress to restore our national parks
NEWPORT, TN — Local leaders across the country, including 12 in Tennessee are calling on congressional leadership to act on legislation that would invest in serious repairs, ensuring that national parks continue to sustain tourism dollars, bolster local economies, and preserve national treasures in Tennessee.
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Chilhowee Park strategic plan available online
KNOXVILLE - A team of consultants has completed its nine-month analysis of Chilhowee Park and Exposition Center’s current condition and potential long-term uses. Remedying flooding issues needs to be one of the first orders of business, the group concluded.
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 Attorney Wesley Stone seeks Knox County Judge seat
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 Invasive tick detected in 6 additional Tennessee counties
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 Tennessee farms offer unlimited fall fun
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 UT Extension responds to rise in farmer deaths
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 Pigeon Forge takes home 23 international events awards
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 China poses largest long-term threat to U.S., DOD Policy Chief says
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City crews prepare to switch to leaf collection
Knoxville Public Service Department crews are preparing for their transition to leaf collection season, which begins Monday, Nov. 4.
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Knoxville senior living communities among first in country to receive J.D. Power Certification
NEWTON, MA – Five Star Senior Living Inc. is proud to announce that two area senior living communities are among the first in the country to achieve the newly launched J.D. Power Senior Living Community Certification.
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KCHD advances efforts to improve population health
While KCHD leadership will focus on the drivers of health and improving health at the community level, this approach will be implemented at every level in the organization
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Department of Defense says no endorsement of Turkish operation in Northern Syria
The Department of Defense has made clear to Turkey - as did the President - that it does not endorse a Turkish operation in Northern Syria.
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USDA grants $16.2 million to support socially disadvantaged, Veteran farmers, ranchers
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will issue $16.2 million in grants to provide training, outreach, and technical assistance to underserved and veteran farmers and ranchers.
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Newport couple arrested for trying to burn down their own restaurant
COCKE COUNTY – A joint investigation has led to the indictment of a Newport couple on attempted arson charges.
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New Senior Resident Inspector at Watts Bar Nuclear Power Plant
ATLANTA, GA - Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials in Atlanta have selected Wesley Deschaine as the NRC Senior Resident Inspector at the Watts Bar Nuclear Power Plant near Spring City, Tenn., located approximately 60 miles southwest of Knoxville.
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Roadwork near Cataloochee area postponed
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National Park lifts backcountry campfire ban
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USDA invests $2.85 million in rural broadband for Tennessee families
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State veterinarian confirms equine case of EEE
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The left loses its mind in jails debate
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Kilbride named to UT-Battelle Board of Governors
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TVA seeks public input on renewable solutions
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KCDC Section 8 program again earns high-performer status from HUD
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Barton Racing donates $20,000 to Pellissippi State Motorsports
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Technology grant for Knox County Public Library
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Helen Ross McNabb Center to bring awareness to domestic violence
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TVA safely implodes Widows Creek Coal Stacks
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Comcast increases most East Tenn customers' Internet speeds
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How to prevent hot car deaths
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UT Gardens’ October 2019