Trump: It will be over tonight!
By Jeaneane Payne
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said ISIS will be “gone by tonight” as he held up a pair of maps that he claimed shows the dramatic reduction of the Islamic State’s presence in Syria since his election in 2016. “When I took it over, it was a mess,” Trump said. He pointed to the bottom map which he claims depicted ISIS presence in Syria today. "There is no red. In fact, there's actually a tiny spot which will be gone by tonight."
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Tennessee gains 4,679 jobs for people with disabilities
By Justin Tapp
Tennesseans with disabilities entered the workforce last year, part of a national trend of jobs gained among people with disabilities. Tennessee now ranks 44th in the nation based on the employment rate for people with disabilities.
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U.S. Cellular announced the winners of its fourth annual Black History Month Art Competition.
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The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for the USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant Program.
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Spring breaks forth with Gatlinburg seasonal festivities
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SOLitude kicks off annual campaign to help bring clean water to developing communities
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Knoxville named one of Best Cities to Start a Restaurant
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Volunteers needed for 30th annual Ijams River Rescue April 6
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Flooded vehicles expected to arrive on Tennessee’s used car market
As Tennessee property owners recover from February’s heavy flooding and severe weather, the Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission reminds consumers to be on the lookout for flood-damaged vehicles that will likely be popping up for sale.
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Witcher selected to fill UT Foundation post
KNOXVILLE – Kerry Witcher, a longtime University of Tennessee administrator, has been selected as UT’s permanent vice president of development and alumni affairs and the president/CEO of the University of Tennessee Foundation, Inc. (UTFI).
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Ole Smoky Distillery moves to liberate term ‘Mountain Dew’
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South College School of Business & Technology earns accreditation candidacy
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Volunteers needed to clean up Tennessee battlefields, historic sites
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40th annual open house scheduled at UT College of Veterinary Medicine
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Olympian-Guided Hiking Series kicks off 21st year with Friends of the Smokies
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Mabry-Hazen House seeks volunteers for Park Day
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Tennessee Blue Book dedicated to 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment
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WDVX expands on and off air talent
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TVA employees win EPRI Technology Transfer Awards
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South Doyle High School named to 2019 Elite 50
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Jerry Lee Lewis expected to fully recover, cancels Knoxville appearance
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Four 2019 Medicare changes you should know
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Lt. Gov. McNally appoints Steve Jones to the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission
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USDA invests $91 million to improve rural community facilities in 12 states, including Tennessee
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Tennessee grabs four wins at ORCI
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Highway of Tears (The Murders in Indian Country)
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KCHD releases report on naloxone deployment
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Registration opens for Safety Fest TN 2019
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Maryville-based Orange Mountain Designs distributes Pat Summitt book
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Boys & Girls Club in Tennessee receives grant to address opioid, substance misuse prevention
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Main Event Entertainment officially partners with Special Olympics
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Summit sites rank top nationwide among patient surveys
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SpaceX Crew Dragon splashdown marks success of first NASA commercial crew flight test
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Governor’s budget proposes more than $643 Million for UT
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History Award nominations sought
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Ijams Nature Center says ‘Take Action!’ March 1-April 14
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Volunteer Tennessee celebrates Governor's Volunteer Stars
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UT Gardens’ annual spectacular plant sale scheduled for April 6
Y-12 hosts more than 300 girls for 
UT Gardens’ March 2019 
