Alcohol sales at UT athletic events begins Sept. 7
In an effort to enhance the fan experience at home football games, UT will implement alcohol sales at Neyland Stadium starting with the BYU game on Saturday, Sept 7.
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Knoxville investment advisor ordered to $480,000 in civil penalties
NASHVILLE, TN – A Knoxville investment advisor has been permanently barred from working in the securities industry and. She has been ordered to pay over $480,000 in civil penalties and court costs.
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 UCOR, Pellissippi State partner to strengthen current, future workforces
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 National Park resumes Little River Road paving work
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 Local preschoolers collect 1,200 school supplies for students in need
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 Concrete pour puts floor to construction project
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Clayton, Clayton Foundation donate $500,000 to development center
Two longtime supporters of Pellissippi State Community College have continued their philanthropy with generous donations to construct the Ruth and Steve West Workforce Development Center on the college's Blount County Campus.
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ORNL engineer honored with Forest R. McFarland Award
OAK RIDGE, TN - Dr. Michael D. Kass, senior engineer in the Fuels and Engines Research Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, was recently recognized as a recipient of the Forest R. McFarland Award.
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William Kilbride sworn in as TVA Board Member
CHATTANOOGA, TN ― William Kilbride, of Chattanooga, officially assumed his role as a member of the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors on Thursday after taking the oath of office in a ceremony in Chattanooga.
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Murder or Suicide? High Stakes, Huge Challenges in Epstein Investigation
By Micah Morrison, chief investigative reporter, Judicial Watch
The death of financier and alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein in a high-security federal jail cell in Manhattan has lit up social media with conspiracy theories. Was it murder? Suicide?
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SBA Working Capital Loans available in Tennessee
ATLANTA - The U.S. Small Business Administration announced today that Economic Injury Disaster Loans are available to small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and private nonprofit organizations located in Tennessee as a result of rain and flooding from Aug. 1, 2018 through March 5, 2019.
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Local company helps veterans get work
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Iranian Vessel Grace I assists terrorist group
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Spur to have intermittent single-lane closures
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City sets ‘bold but realistic’ greenhouse gas emission reduction goals for 2030, 2050
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Knoxville, surrounding regions to benefit from new Medicare Wage Index rule
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Comcast helps more than 50,000 lower-income Knoxville residents connect to the Internet
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Knoxville, surrounding regions to benefit from new Medicare Wage Index rule
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UTIA appoints new head of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries
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How to prevent hot car deaths
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Oak Ridge Student earns silver medal at 2019 International Biology Olympiad
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Knoxville Transfer Station increases rates
Effective Sept. 1, rates for disposal of solid waste materials at the Transfer Station will increase.
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TVA third quarter results reflect milder weather, lower debt
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Tennessee tourism outpaces the Nation
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Deadline approaches for SBA disaster assistance
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Public meeting on Jackson Avenue ramp replacement
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Veterans affairs urgent care benefit now available at Urgent Team
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UT Gardens’ August 2019
