| Mother-Daugher injured in Knoxville house fire The Knoxville Fire Department is on the scene of a house fire in East Knoxville that sent an elderly mother and her daughter to the hospital with burns on Saturday evening. According to K.P.D.... | |
| One hundred cruise passengers struck by norovirus Officials with Princess Cruise Lines say a stomach virus affected nearly 100 passengers on a ship that arrived in South Florida. Meanwhile, passengers on another ship were complaining of... |
| Haslam administration fires 2 top TDEC leaders TDEC also plans to roll three divisions that deal with water into one, and it will consolidate the solid and hazardous waste division with the division that deals with toxic... |
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| The Watsons say thanks to EMHE volunteers Volunteers spent countless hours in the rain and mud to build the Watson family a new home. Saturday they found a way to thank them for it. The Watsons showed their gratitude to volunteers who were... |
| SWAT standoff ends peacefully near Chattanooga Hamilton County SWAT negotiators talked a Harrison, Tennessee man out of his home without incident and take him custody. Harrison is a suburb of Chattanooga. A spokeswoman with the Hamilton County... |
| Knoxville man arrested in connection to bank robbery A Knoxville man faces federal charges in connection to the robbery of a Knoxville Credit Union. Investigators say 39-year-old Daniel E. Lopez was arrested, without incident, at 5:00 p.m. on... |
| Update: Wounded dog gets new home, new name Wyatt, the 3 year old golden retriever who was found with multiple gunshots and a broken jaw now has a new home and a new name. The animal was adopted on Saturday by Lauren Monroe at the Rocky Hill... |
| FBI Safe Streets Task Force collars robbery suspect The FBI and local authorities have arrested a 39-year-old Knoxville man and charged him in connection with robbing the Enrichment Federal Credit Union on... |
| Knoxville woman dies in Maynardville wreck According to a THP news release, Julie A. Sellers, 38, died from injuries sustained in a 12:42 p.m. wreck on Friday at 345 Monroe Road. The vehicle, a 1995 Chevrolet Blazer, was westbound and... |
| TDOT: One lane of I-40 near rockslide could reopen Sunday One lane of Interstate 40 near Tuesday's rockslide in Cocke County could reopen Sunday. Mark Nagi, spokesman for the Tennessee Dept. of Transportation, says crews have cleared about 70 percent... |
| Area kids run wild at the zoo A threat of rain didn't stop area kids from taking part in the Covenant Kids Kickoff run at the Knoxville Zoo. This was the first race in a series of runs over the next 2 months that will end... |
| Romney eyes win in quiet Nevada caucuses Republican presidential front runner Mitt Romney reached for his second straight victory Saturday in quiet Nevada caucuses, a contest that Newt Gingrich and the rest of his rivals conceded in... |
| Business Bulletins February 5 Small Business Development Center, Knoxville: offers a Small Business Startup seminar 9 a.m.-noon Tuesday at the Knoxville Chamber. Registration:... |
| Medical volunteers busy in free clinic at Chilhowee Park Dr. Shelia Fuller, left, checks the eyes of Genise Knight during a Remote Area Medical clinic at Chilhowee Park on Saturday, February 4,... |
| Knoxville-based 134th ARW set to lose aircraft in restructuring NASHVILLE - Maj. Gen. Max Haston, Tennessee's Adjutant General Saturday announced that National Guard Bureau has released limited information on the future missions and force structure of... |
| Crews clear nearly all rock from NC I-40 rockslide RALEIGH - Crews from the N.C. Department of Transportation have made strong progress clearing debris from the rockslide that occurred around noon on Friday, Feb. 3, on Interstate 40 West at mile... |
| Knoxville woman killed in Union County wreck A Knoxville woman is dead after a one-car crash in Union County. It happened around noon on Friday, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol. Officials report 38-year-old Julie Sellers was... |
| Fire destroys one West Knox mobile home, damages another An fire early Saturday morning destroyed one West Knox County mobile home and damaged another. The fire started just before 5 a.m. at a mobile home on Big Logan Way in Madison Place, according to... |
| Guest Information for 10News Weekend Saturday : Diabetes Lecture Series - Diabetes and Your Heart Monday, February 13, noon - 1pm Jeff Counts, Blount Memorial food and nutrition executive chef, and Heather Pierce, registered dietitian and... |
| Crash in Maynardville kills Knoxville woman MAYNARDVILLE (WATE) - A Knoxville woman is dead after crashing her SUV into an embankment early Saturday morning. It happened just before 1 a.m. on the 300 block of Monroe St. Tennessee Highway... |
| Planned Parenthood not Komen-funded provider in Knoxville The now-reversed decision of the national Susan G. Komen for the Cure to halt funding to Planned Parenthood wouldn't have had a direct effect in Knoxville, local affiliates of both organizations... |
| Guzman-Villegas sentenced to 5 years, forfeits share of $4 million According to a news release from U.S. Attorney Bill C. Killian, Guzman-Villegas, 43, of Moreno Valley, Calif., was sentenced Thursday to 60 months in federal prison followed by five years of... |
| FBI kicks off billboard campaign to catch bank robbers The FBI and the Knoxville Police Department are using electronic billboards to help identify a serial bank robbery suspect and an accomplice. The individual is suspected of robbing at least two banks... |
| Georgiana Vines: Knoxville residents dish out cash in presidential campaign Nearly one-fourth of Tennessee contributors to Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney were from Knox County, according to filings with the Federal Election... |
| Knoxville crews start brush collections With the start of February also comes the start of brush collection season for Knoxville residents -- just in time as homeowners prepare their yards for... |
| National civil-rights pioneer Ciby Herzfeld Kimbrough started with Gay Street protest In a March 23, 1963 photograph, civil-rights activists are arrested during a demonstration in Knoxville. The young woman at far right is Knoxville College student Ciby Herzfeld Kimbrough. A... |
| Update: Engineers say rock cracks could hinder I-40 reopening For the second time in a week, crews are cleaning up a rockslide on I-40 Westbound, near the Tennessee/North Carolina stateline, and engineers say it could hinder the planned Monday reopening of some... |
| Knox DA removed from child rape retrial request The Knox County District Attorney's Office has been removed from a case involving a convicted child rapist who is seeking a new trial. In April 2010 a jury convicted Jayson Bailey of raping his... |
| Gloria Ray has been influential Knoxville leader We've talked a lot about KTSC President and CEO Gloria Ray's current salary and bonuses, but who is Gloria Ray? Before the controversy over the past month, Ray had a significant impact... |
| String of suspicious fires strains KY fire department Kentucky State Police have arrested two juveniles linked to an arson case in Middlesboro and have a warrant out for another arrest. It's part of a string of suspicious fires over the past week.... |
| Authorities searching for serial bank robber in Knoxville area KNOXVILLE (WATE) - The FBI, Knoxville Police and Knox County Deputies are asking for your help to catch a serial bank robber and his accomplice. They say the pair robbed two local banks and a... |
| Knoxville veterinarians face heartworm medication shortage MIKE KRAFCIK 6 News Reporter KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Knoxville veterinarians are dealing with a shortage of the only medication to treat adult heartworms. The company that manufactures Immiticide says... |
| Made in Dayton: La-Z-Boy Furniture Many of you watch NewsChannel 9 from the comfort of one of the products that's made locally, and shipped around the country and the world.. La-Z-Boy is the largest manufacturer of upholstered... |
| Next step find a new CEO for KTSC Susan Brown, center, interim chair of the Board of Directors of the Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corp., talks to Mayor Tim Burchett's chief of staff Dean Rice, before the start of a meeting... |
| Coming up: More on KTSC In Business, staff writer Gerald Witt takes a look at how Ray shaped the Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corp., and how a new Knoxville mayor and City Council are approaching a KTSC contract... |
| Boat dealers look for turnaround in 2012 Steve and Susan Linn look at a 24 foot customized 2012 Supra 242 offered by Shadrack Watersports during the 2012 Boat Show at the Knoxville Expo Center on Clinton Highway Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012. The... |
| KTSC accepts Gloria Ray's retirement, further discussion in 2 weeks "I am so proud of KTSC, and all the success and accomplishment that we have achieved as a team. I appreciate the board taking time to hear from me today. It was clear that the board understands... |
| Engineers estimating 3-7 days to clean up latest I-40 rockslide An engineer with the North Carolina Department of Transportation estimates it will take 3-7 days to clean up the latest rockslide on I-40. However, Joel Setcer says if more rocks begin to crack,... |
| Vandals strike Union County senior center Teenage mischief or vengeful vandalism? That's the question some Union County residents are asking after discovering damage at their senior center in Maynardville. "I mean, what kind of a... |
| Haslam administration shakes up TDEC Two division heads at the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation have been fired and a third is retiring in a shake-up that wasn't immediately explained by Haslam administration... |
| Knox DA removed from convicted child rapist's case The Knox County District Attorney's Office has been removed a case involving a convicted child rapist who is seeking a new trial. In April 2010, a jury convicted Jayson Bailey of raping his... |
| Dogs rescued from back of U-Haul up for adoption Ten of the small-breed dogs rescued from the back of a U-Haul are now available for adoption at Young-Williams Animal Center. You can see them at the main shelter on Division Street from 12-6pm. And... |
| Man sentenced for drug trafficking after $4 million discovered in truck Armando Guzman-Villegas was sentenced on Friday to five years in federal prison followed by five years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to promoting a drug trafficking conspiracy. ... |
| Remote Area Medical offering free healthcare in Knoxville Remote Area Medical is bringing their mission home this weekend. The group will provide free medical, dental, and vision care to patients at the Jacob Building in Chilhowee Park, on February 4-5. ... |
| FBI and KPD call for help identifiying serial bank robber An electronic billboard campaign was launched Friday to help identify a serial bank robber in the Knoxville area. The robber is suspected of robbing at least two banks and one business. He may also... |
| Ruling allows new prosecutors if convicted Knoxville rapist gets new trial KNOXVILLE (WATE) - A Knox County judge granted a motion Friday for new prosecutors if a convicted rapist receives a new trial. Jayson Bailey was convicted in April 2010 on four counts of rape of a... |
| Automatic shoe covers turn into a hit for Knoxville company "Here in Knoxville, we actually assemble, develop and hold a patent on the removal system with the filtration system added onto it," CEO Rob Heller... |
| KTSC board will accept CEO Gloria Ray's retirement, subject to agreement President/CEO Gloria Ray listens as attorney Ward Phillips outlines the options the Board of directors of the Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corp. has at Friday, Feb. 3, 2012 meeting. (MICHAEL... |
| Gloria Ray's BlueCross service left off disclosure Monday You'll have a chance to ask questions about the Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corp. and its CEO, Gloria Ray. Join staff writer Josh Flory from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. by logging on to... |