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A massive, mile-wide tornado with winds up to 200 mph killed at least 51 people, including at least 20 children, Monday afternoon ...
When the Vols season ended against Texas A&M so ended the first year of siblings A.J. and Erin as "teammates."
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Back in 1984, the community center in Sevierville put Charles Ottoli's artwork up in the foyer of the building.
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Kane - we mean Glenn Jacobs - said Monday that he has "no plans on running for political office at this time" following a report late ...
Sacred Heart students delivered dozens of paintings to cancer patients at UT Medical Center.
The Cocke County Sheriff's Office confirms that the man accused of sexual assaulting two teenagers has been taken into custody without incident.
A massive, mile-wide tornado with winds up to 200 mph killed at least 51 people, including at least 20 children, Monday afternoon during 40 terrifying minutes of destruction across southern Oklahoma City and its suburbs.
According to Sheriff James Lee Berrong, a relative found Rebecca A. Adkins, 53, and Steven R. Adkins, 54, in their home on Chandler Road Sunday evening around 8:30 pm.
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A man accused in a fatal church van crash has been convicted in connection with several armed robberies that happened before the wreck.
Almost every morning since 1986 a group of men and women have met for breakfast at the Hardee's in Karns.
On Monday, state officials joined representatives from Gerdau to announce they were adding a facility in the WestBridge Business Park where workers will take steel rebar manufactured at the current Lonsdale mill and apply finishing services for original equipment manufacturers
A traffic bust in Union County Saturday morning ended with a major drug bust after deputies found a man driving with 335 pounds of marijuana in his car.
Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed one person died in a fiery single-vehicle crash in Maryville early Saturday morning.
In March 2012, 407-pound Adam Head died at the age of 15. Four months later, his sister Tamara, who had cystic fibrosis, died of an overdose. She was 14. Her death triggered an anonymous call to DCS, an investigation and the removal of the surviving sibling from the home.
A Christian radio ministry may be facing a financial apocalypse after its predictions about the end of the world failed.
Dispatchers say several people were taken into custody at the home on Equestrian Circle in Seymour around 2:00 a.m.
Kane - we mean Glenn Jacobs - said Monday that he has "no plans on running for political office at this time" following a report late last week that he might be planning to take on U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander.
Ownby was arrested in May 2012 after police observed him engaging in oral sex with a man at Sharp's Ridge Park in North Knoxville.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigations has called off an Amber Alert for an 8 year old Middle Tennessee boy after he was found safe.
A Loudon County family enjoying a day at Dollywood came home to find their two-story house in flames.
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