As Seen On WVLT
•UT Body Farm founder, Dr. Bill Bass, holds public event
•LINK: Track history of violations at childcare facilities in Tennessee
•IRS warns of child tax credit scams
•Guidelines for East Tenn. schools during 2021-22 school year
•Dollywood’s DreamMore nominated for ‘Best Family Resort’
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park seeks public input on visitor experiences
•Guidelines for East Tenn. schools during 2021-22 school year
• Morristown church is “rising from the ashes”
• Paycheck for Protection: Teens clock in to first day of violence prevention program
• Entomologist warns about tickborne meat allergy
• “We are acting with urgency” | Knoxville leaders address racial allegations against KPD
• Project Lifesaver helping Roane County kids at risk
• Painting With a Twist hiring in Downtown Knoxville
• Knoxville non-profit launches with mission to increase Alzheimer’s research, education
• Are fireworks allowed in your county?
• Turning conversations into a stronger community...
• Hawkins Co. woman creates stickers to find Summer Wells
• Are fireworks allowed in your county?
• What is TBI’s TN KidKit and how does it help when a child goes missing?
• As temperatures rise so does danger with hot cars
• Targeted Pain Treatment for patients
• Tech sharpens surgical assistant skills
•Share your memories to win a limited edition poster for Tennessee’s 225th birthday
• Knoxville chef managing rising food costs with flexible menu
• Man pleads for help in search for missing dog
• Help in one stop at new Anderson County Family Justice Center
• Summer Camp in Knoxville teaches kids to be chefs
• Childcare facility history interactive map
• Job opportunities in Morristown area
• Job opportunities in Clinton area
• Historic LaFollette post office preserved for art, tourism
• Teen earning pilot license with scholarship
• Middle school satellite in orbit above earth
• STEM inspiring career ideas for young learners
• Remembering teen killed days before graduation
• Carnival in Morristown by Lions Club
• Hop into a vintage plane at Cub Fest in Morristown
• Grandmother on oxygen worried about crumbling road to her home
•Tee it up at the O’Connor Senior Center Golf Tournament
• Anonymous tip to East Tenn. Valley Crime Stoppers leads to theft arrest
• Walk, learn history and socialize with the Tri-County Trailblazers
• Teens earn cash while learning tech!
• Why your mental health is important
• Wild for Anderson County Fashion Weekend
• Hidden hazards in the air you breathe at home
• Fiber optic training now available in Knoxville
• New Crime Stoppers Program promotes anonymity, offers rewards
• Inventor of the original touch screen expanding in Hardin Valley
• Tennessee Parent Teacher Association raising $35,000 to help pandemic deficit
• Personalized license plates now available on MyTN app
• Knoxville Goodwill celebrates 50 years
• New mural in the works honors Oak Ridge innovation
• U.S. Attorney urging public to report suspect COVID-19 fraud schemes
• After-school programs help high schoolers according to Emerald Youth leaders
• East Tennessee Boy Scouts celebrate men and women making a difference
• Pet food sold nationwide recalled due to salmonella risk
• UT to host public COVID-19 vaccination clinic
• Making a Difference: UT students create “Thriving for Humanity” campaign
• Emotional Support hotline adds text message capability
• Senior Pet of the Month: Huey
• How to get a Vaccine Appointment
•Knoxville Bar Association offering free legal advice clinic
• Diapers, support for families in need
•FEMA funeral relief looks to provide lifeline for those in a time of need
• How to volunteer at a COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Tennessee
• UT to host public COVID-19 vaccination clinic
• Motorsports Park could be coming to Oak Ridge
• Free e-scooter rides to vaccine appointments for Knoxville residents
• KCS virtual learning enrollment postponed for 2021-2022 school year
• Sheep Shearing Day at Museum of Appalachia
• Knoxville organization hosting free monthly Veterans breakfast
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park announces synchronous firefly viewing dates
• Hamblen County officials on mission to make vaccine information inclusive for everyone
• What is gas price gouging and what can you do about it?
• Track gas prices in your zip code
•Emergency program to give eligible people $50 off internet bill
• How to look out for Human Trafficking and ways to report it
• This is the last weekend to explore Dogwood Arts Open Rose Gardens
• Knox Co. church to give away free gas on Saturday
• Smoky Mountain Scottish Festival & Games returns for 2021
• Lynyrd Skynyrd announces concert at Thompson-Boling Arena in November
• Juneteenth: A new federal holiday, East Tennessee set to celebrate