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• Where to park to see Paul McCartney in Knoxville
• Prevent the tragedy: Drowning dangers
• Jif recalls thousands of peanut butter products after salmonella outbreak
• Apply for the Boys and Girls Club of East Tennessee
• The KCHD offers free dental services to keep our kids smiling
• Polls open for Kentucky primary election
• Biden offering additional 8 free COVID-19 tests to public
• Mars Wrigley Confectionery voluntary recall of various candy
• New SIDS ‘breakthrough’ good start, but more work to come, expert says
• Tuskegee NEXT to host ‘Aviation Day’ event
• Knox County Schools and McNabb Center program help teens stay sober
• Contribute to Second Harvest Food Bank of East TN
• Knoxville Symphony Orchestra announces community concerts
• Election 2022: Meet the Candidates
• Lots of events going on to Find Your Fun this weekend
• East Tenn. law enforcement to participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Maryville-based company, Altar’d State, receives national award
• Travelling Vietnam Veterans Memorial coming to Knoxville, volunteers needed
• Tennessee Theatre announces upcoming Broadway lineup
• SEEN A CRIME? CALL CRIME STOPPERS TO REDEEM CASE REWARD
• Knox County surpasses overdose deaths in a year, data reveals
• Dolly Parton to be featured in comic book sequel
• Early voting for Knox County Primary Elections begins this week
• Egg-cellent events for you and the family to Find Your Fun!
• Oak Ridge graduate talks experience at the Masters
• Events every day this weekend to Find Your Fun!
• More fees could be coming to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• 72-year-old Sevier Co. woman loses home, memories, and life savings in fire
• Sevier County Emergency Response website
• How you can help firefighters fighting Hatcher Mountain Wildfire
• Shelters open now for people affected by Hatcher Mountain wildfire
• Fire agencies ask for donations while fighting the Hatcher Mountain/Indigo Lane fire
• Sevierville Police holding car seat check event
• Meet the Knox County Schools Board of Education candidates
• Knox County Schools to hold two recruitment fairs
• Lebanon radio station tunes broadcast to Ukraine and Russia
• Big Ears Festival brings thousands from across the world to Knoxville
• Ford recalls F-150 pickups, SUVs to fix brake fluid leak
• Pigeon Forge police searching for missing teen
• Pfizer recalls blood pressure medicines over carcinogen
• Prices surge as Knoxville housing market demand grows as housing supply dwindles
• You can help Knoxville rabbi’s cousin who saved hundreds from Ukraine
• Ancient Lore Village plans fundraiser to help Ukraine children
• Find the hidden treasure and win $1,000
• Singer Alan Jackson to perform in Knoxville
• East Knoxville day care with violation history closes abruptly
• Everything you need to know about Knoxville’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Ways to Find Your Fun on this chilly weekend
• Semi driver accused of hitting, killing Sgt. Chris Jenkins in court for preliminary hearing
• Dolly Parton releases new album: ‘Run, Rose, Run’
• Oak Ridge Police looking for missing Roane State professor
• 1 million Fitbits recalled for potential burn hazard
• GoFund Me started for Tennessee basketball player who lost his family home in fire
• Ways to Find Your Fun for the first weekend of March
• Parents want change after unlicensed home care service takes in dozens of children at once
• Music series coming to Maryville’s The Bird and the Book
• How you can help families in Ukraine from East Tennessee
• Knox County Board of Education narrows down superintendent candidate pool
• FDA: Do not use recalled infant formulas tied to infections
• Do your kids use these apps?
• Events for you and the kids to Find Your Fun this weekend
• Find Your Fun this Valentine’s Day weekend
• FEMA improves texting shelter locator
• Helpful resources to identify and reporting human trafficking
• “Laying Our Hero To Rest” LCSO plans large-scale service for Sgt.
• Check out these events to Find Your Fun this weekend
• Tennessee bill would prohibit schools from offering “obscene” books in libraries
• Dolly Parton nominated to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
• State offers resources for parents struggling to pay for child care
• Bush’s Beans looking for content creators
• Sevierville Chamber holds safety and security seminar for business owners
• Reba McEntire coming to Knoxville
• Fun events for the family to Find Your Fun this weekend
• Tennessee comedian Nate Bargatze announces Knoxville stop
• East Tenn. organization provides free infant necessities for struggling families
• TDOT planning statewide pothole repairs
• Travelling Vietnam Veterans Memorial coming to Knoxville, volunteers needed
• East Tennessee organizations provide food resources for families
• Here’s how to become a substitute teacher in Knox County
• Oak Ridge teenager behind mystery scarves has history of selfless acts
• Indoor events for you and the family to Find Your Fun this weekend
• Who is Amanda? | Picture found in abandoned home sparks questions for family
• TDOT launches plan for pothole repair
• New Tennessee program set to help COVID-related mortgage delinquencies
• East Tenn. donors needed as nation faces ‘worst blood shortage’ in a decade
• The City of Knoxville hosts public forum in search for new KPD Chief
• Children’s COVID-19 vaccine clinic coming to Knoxville
• New Orleans native who moved to East Tennessee writes song on King Cake
• Events to Find Your Fun for the first weekend of the new year
• New Tennessee laws to take effect in 2022
• Will your cell phone work in the new year?
• Knox County offering Christmas tree recycling
• Recycling centers filling up just days after Christmas
• Coping with grief during the holidays
• Some ways to Find Your Fun leading up to Christmas
• Iraq war veteran’s companion dog escapes while attending fellow soldier’s funeral
• A survivor’s message to stay heart healthy for the holidays
• Ornaments welcomed for DA’s overdose memorial tree
• How you can help Sweetwater family taking food, supplies to Mayfield, Ky.
• Family uses lights to honor the donor that saved their daughter’s life
• Eight ways to help make a difference across East Tennessee this holiday season
• Find Your Fun with local light displays this weekend
• Family gifted home from Habitat for Humanity ahead of holidays
• Where to shop local during the holidays
• Missed it? Watch the WIVK Christmas Parade here
• Angel Tree program serving thousands, here’s how you can help
• BlueCross Bowl Football Championship games kick off
• Many Christmas parades for the family to Find Your Fun this weekend
• Hearing sleigh bells? Where to celebrate Christmas in East Tennessee
• Christmas in the City returns to Knoxville
• Here’s a list of major retailers that will be closed on Thanksgiving
• Active shooter response training coming to Knoxville
• “Desperate need” for foster homes in East Tennessee
• Some holiday events for you and the family to Find Your Fun
• FEMA funeral relief looks to provide lifeline for those in a time of need
• ChildcareTennessee Grant program
• Christmas tree decorating tips
• MEDIC Regional kicks off 34th annual Orange and Blue competition
• University of Tennessee reveals $30 million upgrade to football training center
• Many ways to Find Your Fun this weekend to get you in the holiday spirit
• Knox County District Attorney General launches podcast to highlight prosecutions
• Toys For Tots struggles to find warehouse space due to shortage
• Veterans Day freebies and special deals around East Tenn.
• Former Clinton marine rescues Afghan family from Taliban, father stuck behind
• Find Your Fun this weekend with many events going on around East Tennessee
• T-shirt company stepping up to help raise money for Stoffle family
• Veterans buried in Great Smoky Mountains honored with wreaths this holiday season
• Knox County surpasses overdose deaths in a year, data reveals
• Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tenn. hit by supply chain issues, woman steps up
• Find Your Fun this Halloween weekend
• Find Your Fun this Halloween weekend
• Tour the world’s largest convenience store coming to East Tennessee
•UT fan starts hospital fundraiser after controversial end to Ole Miss game
•Tennesseans invited to public town halls to discuss student-focused funding
•Spooky and fall events for you and the family to Find Your Fun
•Your extra coats needed now to help neighbors
•Public input wanted for proposed Foothills Parkway projects
•Neyland Stadium will be checkered for Ole Miss game
•Fall events for the big and little kids to Find Your Fun
•Sevier Co. Sheriff asks for prayers, donations for SCSO sergeant
•Reba McEntire coming to Knoxville
•Desheena Kyle’s family details history of ex-boyfriend John Bassett
•More fall events kick off for you and your family to Find Your Fun
•Making Strides of Knoxville walk set for Oct. 17
•Knoxville’s housing crunch sending some to the brink of homelessness
•Diaries from the frontline: Fighting COVID-19 in East Tennessee
•Are you a match? | Knoxville woman, thousands of others need bone marrow transplant
•Former Clinton marine rescues Afghan refugees
•Events for you and your family to Find Your Fun this weekend
•UT Medical Center nurse shares her views from inside the COVID ICU
•Nine-year-old who had brain tumor now fighting COVID-19, RSV, and pneumonia
•How bad is COVID-19 transmission in your county?
•LINK: Track history of violations at childcare facilities in Tennessee
• “We are acting with urgency” | Knoxville leaders address racial allegations against KPD
• What is TBI’s TN KidKit and how does it help when a child goes missing?