As Seen On WVLT
•Diaries from the frontline: Fighting COVID-19 in East Tennessee
•Are you a match? | Knoxville woman, thousands of others need bone marrow transplant
•Knoxville Cycleboats launches in Knoxville
•Gold Star Wife offers comfort to Staff Sgt. Knauss’s family
•Find Your Fun: Events for you and your family this weekend
•Former Clinton marine rescues Afghan refugees
•Knoxville restaurant to be featured on the Cooking Channel
•Overcoming Believers Youth Ministry publishes a book
•Entire UT football team to cash in on new NIL t-shirt deal
•GermanFest returns for its seventh year in Knoxville
•Dollywood seeking auditions for Christmas children’s roles
•Officials warn to be wary of relief scammers
•Flood survivors call East Tennessee home after losing everything in Waverly
•Events for you and your family to Find Your Fun this weekend
•UT Medical Center nurse shares her views from inside the COVID ICU
•COVID-19 IV treatment sees uptick in demand
•Knox County Public Library to offer Zoo Knoxville passes
•East Tennessee relief groups making a difference after deadly Haiti earthquake
•Nine-year-old who had brain tumor now fighting COVID-19, RSV, and pneumonia
•Here are ways to Find Your Fun this weekend
•Active shooter call at Volunteer High School ‘appears to be a hoax’
•TVA asks for public input on Asian carp barriers
•East Tenn. campground gives terminally ill teen a special welcome
•Racing veggies, tasting tomatoes, celebrating fresh food
•Some parents opting for at-home learning post-pandemic
•Masks “strongly recommended” indoors for Knoxville’s Emerald Academy
•City of Gatlinburg municipal parking lots and garages
•Click here for rental assistance link for Knox County residents
•How bad is COVID-19 transmission in your county?
•Knoxville barbershop offers deal: Buy a haircut, help feed a child in need
• Diapers, Bridal gowns on list of tax-free weekend eligible items
•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