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YWCA Knoxville and the Tennessee Valley announced the 2021 Tribute to Women Honorees.

Morristown Police encouraged drivers to practice extra caution when driving through school zones this week as students return to school.

Officials with the Hawkins County Sheriff’s Office said deputies discovered 18 pounds of marijuana during the execution of a search warrant Tuesday.

Officials with the Knox County Sheriff's Office said a man is in custody after he attempted to strike officers with a stolen vehicle.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley says it’s cooler today, but 90s return in the 8-day forecast.

The WVLT News This Morning team went to Goodwill on Kingston Pike to see what kind of deals you can get.

East Tennessee State University announced masks will be required in certain areas.

Child Psychologist shares ways parents can help kids deal with anxiety ahead of the school year

Former Gov. Bill Haslam will serve as a prominent backer of a campaign to put Tennessee’s law prohibiting a company and a union from requiring workers to pay union dues or fees into the state Constitution.

The Crossville headquarters will result in 47 new jobs over the next five years.

The organization gives children a place to go when they’re taken from their home and waiting for foster care.

A U.S. congressman from West Tennessee introduced a bipartisan bill to help stop harassing robocalls.

An Action News 5 investigation reveals more than $1 billion owed to Tennesseeans who may have no idea the money is ready and waiting.

The Loudon County School Resource Officers are getting ready to head back to school.

The Mechanicsville, Lonsdale, and Beaumont neighborhoods are considered food deserts.

All four quarterbacks up for the starting job met with the media Tuesday. Each says they’re using the competition to fuel their own games even further.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced a missing 64-year-old woman was found safe.

The East Tennessee Children’s Hospital confirmed with WVLT they currently have four COVID-19 positive patients being treated in their Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

Hancock County Schools announced masks will be required beginning, Wednesday, August 4 on school buses and indoors.

Eight Knoxville and Chattanooga gang members were convicted by a federal jury for drug, firearm and money laundering following a joint investigation, according to the Knoxville Police Department.

According to an autopsy report, Ahrens died of multiple animal-induced injuries. Ahrens death was ruled an accident.

Metro Nashville Police say they are investigating an active shooter situation at Smile Direct Club warehouse in Antioch.

Young farmers are growing their own small crop of sweet corn to sell at the Union County Farmers Market.

South College launched a summer Bridge Program that will offer free refresher courses in English and math to any student entering higher education.

Officials with the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office asked for the public’s help in the search for a missing juvenile.

The University of Tennessee Athletic Department announced an upcoming job fair night in search of staff for Tennessee football games at Neyland Stadium.

Three guests are injured and hospitalized due to an iceberg wall collapsing at the Titanic in Pigeon Forge.

Housing is a human right according to protestors in downtown Knoxville on Tuesday morning.

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office led to the indictment of a mother and son accused of stealing more than $83,000 from a Meigs County church.

General admission tickets go on sale on August 5 for $20 and can be purchased online.