Harry Sullivan

Paula Johnson goes inside the area’s best eats with her book “Unique Eats and Eateries of Knoxville.”

Dollywood is looking to hire several hundred employees across its parks and resorts for the 2023 season.

If Santa's reindeer get sick or injured, there are three back up reindeer who live in Maryville ready to step in.

How the pyro team at Neyland Stadium takes gameday to another level

The golf tournament raises money for Goodwill.

Saloon 16 is part of the Graduate Hotel near the University of Tennessee campus.

Harry is participating in this year’s Real Men Wear Pink campaign, raising money in the fight against breast cancer with the American Cancer Society.

One of the top haunted houses in the country is ready to bring the horror again this Halloween season.

Visit every Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Halloween in October... If you dare.

Food trucks are becoming more popular in cities like Knoxville, but if you drive a little further out, you’ll find a truck that’s different than the rest.

The Wandering Llamas Farm in Greeneville lets you hike, sleep and eat with llamas.

U.S. Army Parachute team, Blue Angels among performers

They provide the soundtrack to Tennessee Football in the Fall - standing 370 members strong, the Pride of the Southland Marching Band is working hard

RT Lodge has sat on Maryville College’s campus in Blount County since the 1930s. Now, new owners are revitalizing it but holding true to the property’s roots.

The program helps feed pets of Knox County Seniors who are enrolled in Mobile Meals.

Marcos Garza, a veteran himself, found a unique way to help other veterans at his law firm, The Garza Law Firm, and beyond.

Company Distilling opening Townsend facility July 8-10

“They could go anywhere in the country but they wanted to come here.”

It’s a Cajun dance party like no other, all benefiting the Legacy Housing Foundation.

Berean Christian School teachers Emily McKeehan & Natalea Waller had a tough time finding the right books for their students.

Multi-platinum recording artist Josh Turner is bringing his Christmas concert to Knoxville.

Here are five cheap and easy ways to make sure hackers don’t play the Grinch this Holiday season.

Check out the newest in running technology at the Nike Running Experience, exclusively at DICK's House of Sport in Knoxville

Vol fan Will McNeeley talks about his quest to establish scholarship in honor of those who gave all.

‘Race Against Cancer’ this weekend in Knoxville

Buc-ee’s is opening a store in Crossville and Sevier County

Knoxville’s newest and largest food hall is now hiring!

Crews power washed and scrubbed the stadium clean to get rid of all peanut residue.

Knoxville Christian Arts Ministries (KnoxCAM) uses music, drama, and dance to share the gospel of Christ in prisons across Tennessee. Now they’re debuting a new movie in hopes of reaching even more inmates.

3-time GRAMMY nominated christian singer Michele Pillar talks about her book "Untangled: The Truth Will Set You Free"

WVLT's Harry Sullivan and Casey Wheeless go behind the scenes at D&B's Hot Dogs in Knoxville to find out why this Solway spot has been named the #1 hot dog joint in Tennessee

Bad backs have become another pandemic side effect. Dr. Matt Campbell with Knoxville Spine & Sports breaks down the causes, and how you can fix it.

Knoxville Native Shelly Moore Bartholomew talks about her new book, "This Beautiful Mess" in WVLT's Writers Block.

WVLT News This Morning anchors Harry Sullivan and Casey Wheeless took your advice, and tried the famous Pizza Palace onion rings for themselves!

Wideman no longer listed on Tennessee football active roster

Knoxville author James Puckett talks about his new book, "Why Does My Skin Color Matter?"

Former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam is out with a new book, "Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square."

Spots are still open for the June 11th tournament at Thee Ridges Golf Course

East Tennessee sisters Linda Riggs & Nikki Fritts chat about their new children's book, "Norris & Duggar: Best Friends." Based off their experiences and love of Norris Lake!

Get a look at a Dolly Parton interview that hasn’t been seen in 50 years!

Three scholarships totaling $20,000 are available, contest must be completed by April 15th.

Jeff Cochran quit his job as a pastor to pursue his dream of writing a book. In this weeks “Writers Block” he tells us about his new book Next Level Leader, and how it can change your life.

Stuart Watson, author of "What She Said & What I Heard" sits down with WVLT News This Morning's Harry Sullivan for this weeks Writers Block.

FirstBank will provide the banking services for most of Knox County government, including Knox County Trustee’s Office, Knox County Finance, other Knox County departments and fee offices, and Knox County Schools – including the KCS Payroll Account, KCS Food Service Account, and KCS Internal School Funds.

Jeremy Pruitt's Lawyer Michael Lyons talks with WVLT News on whats to come between the fired coach and the University of Tennessee

Nathan and Cody were discovered by CBS thanks in part to their “noodling” videos posted to YouTube.

Just hours after protestors stormed the U.S. Capitol, and Electoral College votes were certified in favor of President-Elect Joe Biden, WVLT’s Harry Sullivan talked with Constitutional Law Professor Stewart Harris on the unrest in Washington D.C. as well as what we can expect with Inauguration Day looming on January 20th.

When it comes to learning any new skill, practice makes perfect. But it’s sitting down to put in the time and effort that many kids struggle with.

Tennessee becomes first state with all mobile & online sports betting.

Leanne & Tess talk Covid, Halloween, jello salad, and the massive growth of both careers thanks to social media.