Camruinn Morgan-Rumsey
Digital Content Manager
Knoxville, TN
Camruinn Morgan-Rumsey is a Regional Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Award-winning journalist who provides coverage on WVLT's online platforms and social media.
Born and raised in Knoxville, Camruinn attended the University of Tennessee, graduating with a degree in Journalism and Electronic Media in 2021 before joining the WVLT team as a digital content producer. Now, he heads up the digital team at the station.
He is a dedicated journalist who finds gratification in providing high-quality, transparent and accurate reporting to the community he grew up in.
In his free time, you'll find Camruinn taking pictures for his photography portfolio, cheering on One Knoxville SC or sobbing into his Tottenham Hotspur scarf.
The Knoxville Police Department is still investigating a deadly shooting that happened on Magnolia Avenue Saturday morning.
A Madisonville man has been charged after shooting a neighboring family’s dog three times, according to the family and court documents.
Tennessee will face off against Kentucky at 6:15 p.m. Nov. 7. The University of Tennessee made the announcement Monday.
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The transmitter is expected to affect broadcasting for around six hours.
A Knox County school bus was involved in a crash Monday morning, according to the Knox County Sheriff’s Office.
As the Ice Bears continue to defend Knoxville’s hockey pride, WVLT is sitting down with eight Ice Bears you should get to know!
As the Ice Bears continue to defend Knoxville’s hockey pride, WVLT is sitting down with eight Ice Bears you should get to know!
Football Night Live Prep Zone is gearing up for another night of high school football action!
According to Tim Woods with KFD, crews got to the scene and found heavy smoking coming form the inside.
A man is facing charges after a school bus crash in Knox County Wednesday morning, according to Knox County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Justin Pratt. No one was hurt in the crash.
A Northview Junior Academy substitute teacher is the center of an investigation after students reported he made a threat referencing a firearm, according to Sevier County Assistant Superintendent Tony Ogle.
A Knoxville woman has been charged with kidnapping after taking a 3-year-old child from an apartment complex playground, according to an arrest report obtained by WVLT News.
A notice from the park service said both directions were closed due to an “incident.”
About a third of Americans think Tennessee should try to execute Christa Pike again after her failed execution in September, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
Morristown City Council will consider Tuesday approving a contract with Goodwyn Mills Cawood to improve a terminal at the Morristown Regional Airport.
Morristown is joining many other East Tennessee towns, cities and communities placing limits on where and how data centers can be built and run.
Tuesday, the Lakeshore Park Conservancy officially opened its newest pavilion, marking the latest milestone in a years-long park development project.
Farragut’s Harvest Fest is gearing up for its 2026 return, and this year will feature a special costume contest category celebrating the late Dolly Parton, country music star of East Tennessee
After more than 50 years supporting families and children in Sevier County, Gatlinburg’s Festival of Trees is once again putting out the call for sponsors as 2026 enters the holiday season.
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office responded to Powell Middle School Tuesday afternoon after a student made a bomb threat, according to KCSO Public Information Officer Justin Pratt.
The State of Tennessee has received Pepsi’s notice that the company will be shutting down its Knoxville bottling plant, laying off more than 100 workers.
The crowd in Neyland Stadium Saturday generated more sound at times than a jet plane taking off, according to data from the University of Tennessee.
The man involved in an hours-long standoff with the Sevierville Police Department tried to kill a woman by dousing her in gasoline and setting her on fire, according to court records obtained by WVLT News.
The Knox County Commission considered Monday whether or not to enact an ordinance that would change how commissioner salaries are determined.
