Knoxville, TN News

• Knoxville, TN News
• Naked man who tried to rip the flesh off another man in Miami identified
• Pilot Flying J to open 7 new travel centers
• Fort Sanders Road Paving Starts Tomorrow
• Study Finds Female Choice Key to Evolutionary Shift to Modern Family
• UT Medical Center Earns American Heart Association Award for Quality of Care for Heart Failure Patients
• Running splits: New name, same focus for youth track program
• 3 bodies found in burned home in Cocke County
• Memorial Day starts with somber 'reading of names' ceremony
• Courtney McDaniel to coach Greenback girls' basketball
• Mom makes a plan and plans some more
• Downtown Knoxville garage proposal sparks design debate
• School Matters briefs: May 29
• We remember them...
• Sevier County authorities searching for runaway teen who jumped into river
• 'Reading of the Names' in World's Fair Park begins Memorial Day events
• Solar equipment supplier Lectrus adding 30 jobs in Chattanooga
• Former Vol David Skinns adds to his success in Knoxville
• Smokies Preview: Huntsville at Tennessee
• Dave Ramsey: Debt will linger even after statute of limitations passes
• More home gardeners caring about the green in their wallets, environment
• Susan Alexander: Praying over car problems
• John Yu, longtime Knox rescue squad member, dies
• Scott Fowler: Trevor Bayne still needs a big break
• THE RIDE: Technology revitalizes old products, services
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 5/27/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 5/27/12
• Smoky Mountain to state softball Classic for seniors
• Axley, Kizzire leaders of the pack at Three Ridges
• Expo 10K, 5K results
• Darren Brown beats the heat, Expo 10K field
• Chattanooga man crashes motorcycle on I-40 near N.C.
• Sam Venable: Good fishing bound to precede 'June moon'
• Bob Hodge: Turtles are much more than food for thought
• Watch for State Route 375 lane closures in Grainger
• 1,000-mile motorcycle ride to raise funds for Haiti relief
• Party City franchisee in Knoxville hit with suit
• Jack Tate wraps up 'amazing 31 years' as a Bearden coach
• Bearden falls in state title game, 9-3
• Autopsies results awaited on Wartburg double shooting
• Stenhouse's rise from the wreckage, gets past early crashes
• Lenoir City teacher in yearbook controversy transferred
• Coalfield eliminated by Chattanooga Grace, 8-0
• West pair repeats as AAA doubles champions
• State: 3 foster children removed from home of Knox Commissioner Jeff Ownby
• Veterans benefit readies Knoxville for 2014 convention of Medal of Honor winners
• Despite warnings of doom, demographic changes will likely not kill GOP in Tenn.
• Journal Reporter Speaks at Knoxville Christian School
• Plant swap was big success.
• East Tennessee Plant Swap
• Mrs. Flourney and students.
• Mrs. Flourney’s class.
• Woodward's Talk of the Town May 25
• Ex-Trustee employee Rhonda Thomas appears in court on theft charges
• Math, Science Teacher Preparation Program Lauded as State Model
• Indecent exposure charge hearing for Knox Commissioner Jeff Ownby reset
• UT Medical Center's Primary Stroke Team Receives Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award
• Lindsay Fadnek's 17 strikeouts not enough for Coalfield, 4-2
• No headline - sp-ngascoreboard
• Three Ridges has local flavor with Eric Axley tied for lead, David Skinns one back
• West's Steven Patrick, Harrison Smith look to repeat as AAA tennis champs
• Rheta Grimsley Johnson and Jimmy Johnson meet fans at News Sentinel
• CAK's Haleigh Chastain fights past aching foot
• Error in eighth inning costly for CAK, 2-1
• Nick Favaro gets Webb's first state title with sudden death goal, 3-2
• Perfect through 5 innings, Pigeon Forge's defense falters in semifinals
• Morgan County authorities probe possible murder-suicide
• KPD: County commissioner arrested, charged with indecent exposure
• Breeding confusion in new Tenn. House District 89
• Letter: Life expectancy affects programs
• Letter: Pastor wrong about same-sex marriage
• Letter: Focus on solving homelessness
• Blount County mother pleads guilty to child endangerment
• Pellissippi State schedules orientation sessions for new students
• Zomchick Named Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs
• Oak Ridge man, 19, jailed for stealing mom's jewelry
• Knox County Commission vote on mayor's budget pushed back
• Bulls Gap VFW Club burglary caught on video
• Newell Rubbermaid backs 2012 profit prediction
• Gibbs in position for state title after shutout
• Coalfield holds off Trinity Christian, 5-4
• Seymour's season comes to a halt, 12-2, 10-0
• Webb boys fall to University School of Nashville in tennis final
• Webb can add missing title today
• CAK's rallies fall short against Goodpasture, 6-4
• How to guarantee an eternal legislative session
• Knoxville's Boat People
• Plainclothes Tracy Plans One Last Summer Fling
• Erick Baker to Release New Album, 'Goodbye June,' Next Month
• Local Bassmaster Elite Competitors Go All Out to Win
• Early Voting Disruptions
• Most Former Congressmen Become "Strategic Advisers," Not Lobbyists
• New Lady Vols Softball Stadium a Hit
• Q&A: Tom Cervone, new executive director for the Tennessee Theatre
• Former Lady Vols Sports Information Director Debby Jennings Considers Legal Action Against UT
• YourNews: Webb senior commits to play field hockey at Hendrix College
• Possible cut in workers' comp rates up for debate
• Suspect in Aruba disappearance, Tenn. woman charged with indecent exposure
• 1 dead, 1 in custody in Cumberland County home invasion
• Xander Helton's two-hitter wasted for Grace Christian
• Errors too many for CAK to overcome, 7-2
• Big fifth inning propells Bearden, 7-5
• Blount County meth lab busted; 2 people in custody
• Pigeon Forge's defense not so perfect in Class AA loss
• No tax hike budget okayed in Clinton
• Webb boys, girls share spotlight in finals
• Nathan Rivera has impressive decathlon showing for Karns
• CAK advances to state title match, 4-0
• 12 to stay at Lakeshore; McNabb to operate new program on campus
• TDOT cancels state Route 33 bridge contract due to redesign
• Burchett touting budget through self-financed 'robocalls'
• Tennessee U.S. Senate campaign speaks to the nature of money in politics
• Audit recommends major changes in Knoxville Tourism & Sports Corp. operations
• Florida teen 'Tebows' during graduation, denied diploma — temporarily
• Powell man says he shot his wife, does not remember shooting two other women
• UT Releases Groundbreaking Study on State of Economy in Appalachia
• Paul Nussbaum and Tamara Kleinberg to Speak at Global Finals
• UT Campus Welcomes 15,000 for Global Finals
• Money-saving coupon workshop happening tonight
• Comprehending Congress: TN delegation speaks at lower grade level
• I-75 southbound lane open in time for Memorial Day holiday
• Ex-Sevier County deputy gets probation for assault
• 'Ghost voting' is largely a phantom issue in Tenn. legislative affairs
• 'Ghost voting' is largely a phantom issue in Tenn. legislative affairs
• IMPACT Services shuts its doors; 1 million pounds of rad waste on site
• Tennessee to start Super Regional against Georgia on Saturday
• Ex-Knox trustee Mike Lowe pleads not guilty; trial date set in December
• UT to Co-host Global Supply Chain Forum in Paris
• Body found Sunday at Turkey Creek identified
• David Climer: Tennessee walking horse treatment is abuse, not sport
• Cleveland police officer killed in crash
• The National Plan to Address Alzheimer’s Disease
• The bigger picture: County, YMCA to screen controversial documentary on obesity
• League of Women Voters backs Knox schools' $35M request
• Body discovered in field at Turkey Creek
• The dos and don'ts of denim
• Series part of power trip for Tennessee Wesleyan's Stephen Branca
• Dave Ramsey: With teenagers, 'No' is a complete sentence
• Stroll for health: Hundreds walk to prevent kidney disease
• Tusculum gets knocked out of postseason, 6-1
• Megan Ferowich appreciates making run for state titles
• TN, with few restrictions, attracts out-of-state women seeking abortions
• Real Estate Transfers - 5/20/12
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 5//20/12
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Community recoils in horror at possible differences among people
• David Moon: Keep JP Morgan trading loss in perspective
• War hero's childhood home: Bonnyman family, staff resided in Kingston Pike mansion
• People and honors: May 20
• Pam Reeves: Obesity discrimination can spark employee lawsuits
• TWRC eases restrictions for area hunters
• Bearden gets to the state tournament 'the hard way'
• Bowling Report: May 20
• Seniors fuel Webb's 9-0 victory
• CAK 'shared the ball a little better' in beating USJC, 5-0
• Gibbs extends sectional softball streak
• Children's Festival of Reading at World's Fair Park celebrates kids' imaginations
• Golf has become good business for Billy Casper
• 'Operation Grainger Strike' targets drug-related crimes
• Anne Thomas-Abbott: School budget boost would help teachers, parents, students
• Tom Clements: TVA should jettison plutonium project
• Judge clears path for Rarity Pointe foreclosure
• 5 thrills you will only find at Dollywood
• Grace Juanita Glass, celebrated Knoxville centenarian, dies at 106
• Two "Shame on..." protestors arrested on sex offender registry violations
• Advocates raising funds to renovate Sevierville's oldest church
• Aaron Guinn's single lifts Tusculum past Catawba, 4-3
• Walters State falls in district opener, 6-2
• Knoxville man is a daddy 30 times over
• Clarence Brown Theatre sets 2012-'13 season
• University of Tennessee buildings aim for National Register
• Attorney, developer convicted in Sevier mortgage fraud case
• Excitement builds as solar eclipse nears
• The cost and benefit of the 'legislative reception'
• Bill Landry Speaks at Sunsphere
• Teen bicyclist runs stop sign, struck by vehicle in N. Knoxville
• List of events happening in Knoxville, East Tennessee this weekend
• National Bike to Work Day observed on Market Square
• Facts About the Sunsphere by Martha Rose Woodward
• James Johnston Speaks at Northside Kiwanis
• Woodward's Talk of the Town
• Singles, doubles brackets for state tennis set
• Jon Ragland powers CAK, 2-0
• One person shot in Western Heights
• Prosecutor: Miller killed at Monroe County residence
• Letter: Mistreatment of student led to Oak Ridge principal's ouster
• Blount County forms centralized tourism authority
• Tusculum-Catawba game suspended
• Strangers aiding woman, 78, facing eviction
• Former UT vet school dean, Humane Society expose walking horse abuses
• Maryville's Dalton Curtis signs with Lipscomb
• Mayfield puts foot in mouth over issue of who pays taxes in Tenn.
• Woman fabricated Jefferson home invasion shooting story
• ABB completes $3.9B purchase of Memphis-based Thomas & Betts
• Tennessee gets money for health care changes
• CAK takes region over Pigeon Forge, 11-5
• Letter: Mental health program praised
• Letter: City wasteful to offer Dumpsters
• Barbee lifts Maryville past Karns, 6-1
• Letter: Clear-cutting suit about intrusion
• Letter: President Obama wrong for America
• 'Another day at the yard' for Grace, 11-0
• Another walk-off hit for Gibbs results in region title, 5-4
• Jurors set to decide fate of defendants in Sevier mortgage fraud case
• Authorities stage one-day security blitz at truck scales
• Knoxville sign ordinance receives public scrutiny
• Haslam signs bill to allow for suburban school districts; law aimed at Shelby
• Margaret Lazarus Dean and Christopher Hebert: The Hot Literary Couple Next Door
• Proposed School Budget Hike Includes Unprecedented iPad Program
• New Studies Reveal a Rising Number of Homeless Families in Knoxville
• Knox County Schools Don’t Suck Bad Enough
• Chambers for Higher Taxes
• Robin Roberts To Be Inducted in Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
• Q&A: Siren Santina, creative director and co-founder of Salomé Cabaret Burlesque Revue
• Bigger and Better 24 Hour Film Festival Returns in June
• Pres Pub Annex Set to Open Soon
• Knoxville couple dies in I-40 crash
• Powell hires alum Bart Walker to coach girls' basketball
• Undergraduate Business Plan Competition Launches New Businesses
• Happenings briefs: May 16
• Barbecue experts agree sauce just one important part of perfect sandwich
• Highway 25W reopens after fatal truck wreck
• Forecast: Sunny today; 80s through the weekend
• Man forces cop off road, charged with drunken driving
• Next Cooking Class is on Mexican Cuisine - May 23
• Recipients Celebrate Life at the 27th annual Transplant Reunion
• Smokies halt Generals, 10-8
• West's Steven Patrick, Harrison Smith on target to defend state titles
• Council approves first vote to add $10 million to the pension shortfall
• Scripps Networks touts year to come at shareholders meeting
• Josh Flory: Apartments coming to Market Square
• Two killed in I-40 crash near Papermill Drive
• Mayfield may not be cut for political life in 3rd Congressional District
• Tengasco profit rises on increased production
• Brian Pankey named football coach at Austin-East
• Chattanooga draws experts for high-speed Internet projects
• Catholic's Tim Baker named Gatorade State Boys' Soccer Player of the Year
• UT Honoring Five Individuals for Innovation, Leadership
• Tennessee creates online jobs database
• Help "elect" Dr. Hanna as Man of the Year
• Savannah Foster delivers for Gibbs, 11-0
• Hardin Valley girls, Bearden boys win AAA sectional track titles
• Phillip Pardue is 'in the zone' for CAK, 5-0
• Delaney Brown's RBI-single lifts CAK, 4-3
• East Tennessee survey: Quality of life outranks job pay
• Ronnie Broyles has Bearden smiling, 16-2
• Knoxville set daily rainfall record Monday
• Oak Ridge cleanup workers file asbestos lawsuit
• Tomato Head to close in Maryville, open in West Knoxville
• Dry weather, early spring pose problems for TVA reservoir management
• East Tennessee Congressmen vote to scrap highly intrusive Census Bureau survey
• Pellissippi State marks Memorial Day with rare photographic exhibit
• UT Professor Launches ‘Relationship Rx’ Project for Romantic Couples
• UT Construction Projects to Change Summer Traffic Patterns
• UT Professor Launches ‘Relationship Rx’ Project for Romantic Couples
• UT Hosts Community e-Waste Recycling Event
• Free Community Asthma Presentation - May 22
• Suicidal man subdued at Knoxville fire hall
• One killed in Sevier County house fire
• Dave Ramsey: Debit cards won't stop impulse spending
• Boomer helps seniors, older boomers make tough decisions about their futures
• Susan Alexander: Share the love, not the obsession
• Letter: Two features make point
• Real Estate Transfers - 5/13/12
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 5/13/12
• Bradley school bus wrecks in Sevierville
• Tennessee Wesleyan advances to NAIA World Series
• Blue, Gray fight again at 'Skirmish on the Holston'
• THE RIDE: Personal need inspires entrepreneurs
• Aerial photos show huge gash in Campbell County section of I-75
• Leighann McCollum: Humane Society helps local groups save animals
• Haslam declines to sign 'Agenda 21' resolution
• Hillcrest facilities undergo name changes
• Agreement lays groundwork for private missions to space hotel
• Celebrate Mother's Day at UT Gardens
• Watch for potential slowdowns in Sevier County
• Roy's three goals give Hardin Valley its goal
• Tarr sticks with Force for their second season
• Governor signs 'gateway sexual activity' bill
• Powell coaches Inman, McGill won't return
• Alton Brown discusses biscuits and his culinary career
• Conservative, Republican activists want answers from Haslam on Agenda 21 stance
• UT Professor Receives Funding for Nanoparticle Research
• Earthships--Homes of the Future
• Will Martha Queen Be Homeless? by M. Woodward
• Woodward's Talk of the Town for May 4-11
• Documentary and community forum to be discussed on 'One-on-One with Hubert Smith' TV show
• Haslam signs bill targeting doctor-shopping, pill abuse
• UT to Tutor Kids in Grades 1–6 in Reading, Math
• Alumni Memories: John Cullum
• Big Idea: Law Student Pushed for College Access
• Fulton teacher investigated on inappropriate contact with student
• Wacker Polysilicon ramping up Bradley County workforce
• Walters State rallies for spot in title game, 13-9
• Knox judge crafts unusual sentence in death case
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now?: Nick Skoda
• Carly Harrington: Wanted: Enterprising teenagers
• UT’s Baker Center Luncheon to Honor News Sentinel Cartoonist
• UT Professor Looks at How Stars’ Endorsements Can Help—or Hurt—Politicians
• YourNews: LMU news
• YourNews: Clinton public library kicks off summer reading
• YourNews: Maryville College news
• YourNews: Blount Library will host Tibetan Lama
• YourNews: Concord Christian School names new head master
• YourNews: Roane State opticianry students win scholarships at conference
• Alumni Memories: Alan Wilson
• Traditional marriage touchy issue for Obama, areas he carried vote for it
• North Knoxville pharmacy robbed
• Farragut delivers for title; Bearden will regroup, 15-1
• Mike Strange: Peyton Manning happy in Denver, but Jake Locker happier in Tennessee
• Knox charter review panel OKs term-limits language
• UT golfer Jay Vandeventer moves on in Open qualifier
• Lenoir City schools recommended for SACS accreditation
• Reports highlight 'diversity' of homelessness
• Jefferson County GOP Women will host historic back-to-back legislative debates
• Local Color: South Knoxville's Vestal Neighborhood
• Bijou Jubilee! Benefit Returns to Krutch Park Extension
• 2nd Annual Knoxville Design Week Sets Schedule
• Three College of Veterinary Medicine Grads Join Army Veterinary Corps
• David Bolt Earns National Acclaim for His Solar-Power Business, Sustainable Future
• State Hoops Prevent Corvette Expo’s Return
• Public Trust PAC Endorses School Budget Raise
• Haslam's First (Potential) Veto
• Jefferson County School Board Missing a Candidate
• Q&A: Meg Beach, director of the “Myth Adventures” children’s performing arts camp at the Clayton Center for the Arts
• Harry's closing draws crowd
• The Housing Hour to interview Tim Stallings, father of Scott Stallings-PGA Tour Professional
• UT Graduates First Student with Unique Construction Science Concentration
• Civil Rights Class is Hitting the Road This Mini-Term
• Alumni Memories: Dale Dickey
• Alstom ships first ever Chattanooga-built gas turbine to Mexico
• Knoxville City Council hints at support for hybrid pension plan
• Leslie Snow: Mom offers comfort for changing life
• Mental health 'overflow' unit to be in Chattanooga
• Airport Hilton drops appeal against paying property taxes
• UT’s Global Science Internet Extends Link to Egypt
• UT Professor to Present Asteroid Findings at NASA News Conference
• What Santorum's endorsement of Romney could do in Tennessee
• Pellissippi State’s Hospitality coordinator receives international leadership award
• UT Announces Jan R. Williams Endowed Professorship
• Sumner County schools ban novel over teen sex scene
• UT Veterans Honored During Commencement
• Knoxville drier, warmer in April
• Walters State's Randi Wimpy named TCCAA player of the year
• Austin Waddell helps Maryville edge West, 1-0
• Audrey Woodby paces Karns, 9-2
• New hospital CEO aims to build trust
• Cumberland County man charged in fatal shooting
• UT faculty, staff may see merit-based raises
• UTPD chief candidate chats up Knoxville, Facebook
• The electioneering of the 107th General Assembly
• Pellissippi State names head of Division Street Campus
• Secretary of Navy to Address UT College of Law Graduates Friday
• UT New Norris House Receives Top Green Building Design Classification
• UT Students Complete Program with Skills to Tackle World’s Grand Challenges
• Harry's Deli to close
• Newport police searching for pharmacy robber
• Engineering Tech students install Pellissippi State’s first solar panel array
• Knox man charged with robbing, raping, kidnapping, assaulting girlfriend
• Gasoline prices down again in Knox area; oil falls
• George Korda: TSA, airplane security and the U.S. Army
• Forecast: Warm, sunny, maybe showers
• Craig Reasor takes Holston Hills Invitational
• Jeremy Starks wins Douglas Lake Challenge
• Greg Bennett solid in all phases on way to triathlon win
• 'A great day': Work begins on new sanctuary for E. Knoxville church
• Dave Ramsey: Dealing with letdown after completing Baby Step 3
• Nikki Boertman: Shapewear helps cheaper duds fit better
• Ethnic food and discount grocery stores offer unexpected finds
• Rivals since teenagers, Danica Patrick and Sam Hornish Jr. tangle at Talladega
• Eric McClure's Talladega wreck a reminder it's more than 'just racin'
• Stunning 'Super Moon' photos from around the world
• Bayne picks up four Sprint Cup events
• Letter: Tax system too complicated
• Letter: Who is being sustained?
• Real Estate Transfers - 5/6/12
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 5/6/12
• Holes-in-One: May 6
• James McLemore, Jeff Webber hit right spot at Irwin bass tournament
• Oak Ridge set to face Hardin Valley
• Jordan Norton makes strong pitch for Heritage, 5-1
• Cinco de Mayo hits Market Square
• Hunter Tackett's effort big relief for Anderson County, 7-4
• Sen. Corker: 'President punts on almost every tough decision'
• One-time paper carrier Warren Buffett can still hit the front porch
• Two arrested, face multiple charges after body discovered in Unicoi County
• TVA trimming 1,000 jobs and delaying some capital projects
• Law Enforcement Memorial 5K Run offered
• Olympian Matt Reed will defend title at Revolution3 triathlon
• Tennessee Wesleyan wins Appalachian Athletic Conference tournament
• Super moon 2012: 'Gloriously full,' with 14 percent more lunar excitement
• Letter: Don't punish store's clerk
• Letter: Letter wrong about power
• Renasant Bank expanding into East Tenn.
• New Outdoor Knoxville Adventure Center opens
• OR Council to consider waterfront pavilion OK
• Big Idea: Student Thanks Holocaust Survivors
• The Harbinger by Johnthan Cahn (A Book Review)
• Landry Interviewed at World’s Fair Park
• Martha Woodward's Talk of the Town
• Forecast: Rain, humid, warm
• KPD: Alcohol and speed involved in I-40 fatal crash
• I-75 North reopened after fatal crash
• Game plan working for Fulton baseball
• Loudon County residents, supporters make statement at prayer rallies
• Autopsy may yield answers in UT student's death
• Aaron Martens looks to end drought in Elite Series
• Forum on 'Tookie' Stanford's death to be May 15
• UNC-Wilmington hires Tusculum coach
• Haslam vetos religious freedom bill
• Social Work Students Attend United Nations Conferences
• UT’s WUOT Hosts Review of Tennessee Teacher Evaluations May 10
• Fifteen Incoming Freshmen Named as UT’s 2012 Class of Haslam Scholars
• Scripps Networks Interactive 1Q revenues, profits up
• Nashville flood brings lawsuit by Gibson, Nissan
• UT female student drowns in bathtub
• Federal appeals court overturns ruling, revives SEC suit against Morgan Keegan
• Q&A: Bruce Bogartz, owner and chef at RouXbarb
• Smokies' bats awaken, 9-5
• Smokies' Jim Adduci knows there's no shortcuts to major leagues
• 'Small town' ready for big event
• Smog ruling for Knox, Blount could hit economic development, officials say
• Knox school board unanimously upholds teacher termination
• THP: 1 killed in wreck that times up I-40 East in West Knox
• White-nose syndrome found in Chattanooga area bat
• High school yearbook article sparks furor in Lenoir City
• Landry Visits Sunsphere in Preparation for Upcoming Performance
• Victor Ashe Is Still a Source of Heartburn
• How Do You Define a Pension Benefit?
• A Heavyweight Brawl for the 3rd District House Seat
• Pellissippi State honors employees and retirees
• UT Scientist Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• They're outta here-107th General Assembly adjourns sine die
• Team Health 1Q earnings, revenue rise
• Knoxville Southern Fried Burlesque Queen Siren Santina Heads to World Burlesque Games
• UT Team Wins Regional Human Resources Business Plan Competition
• TVA early, under budget on Sevier gas plant
• Belle Meade Country Club admits first woman with full membership
• Haslam faces veto choices on changing school sex ed, Vanderbilt policies
• Baileyton man sentenced to 15 years for producing child porn
• Scottie Mayfield effort 'moving forward' after tire slashing
• Forecast: Near-record highs, storms possible
• Join us June 3 for the 10th Anniversary of Survivors Day
• Twisted ankle doesn't slow Carter's Kimberly Jack against William Blount
• Knoxville City Council passes anti-discrimination ordinance
• Democrats keep the 107th going and going and going...
• UT Chef Wins Regional Prize with ‘Mystery Ingredients’ Meal
• Man shoots self at West Knox truck stop
• YourNews: Webb basketball team honored for championship
• UT Report: Solar Growing as Viable US Energy Source
• Free Skin Cancer Program and Screening on May 15
• Free Stroke Awareness Community Presentation on May 8
• The last long day of the short 107th
• Bearden wins at Catholic, 6-2, to lock up second place in district
• Smokies to host Biscuits
• Two in custody following attack on Blount residents and meth lab discovery
• Chancellor Cheek Part of National Land-Grant Energy Panel
• First Pellissippi State Culinary Arts class graduates May 4
• UT Students to Work Behind the Scenes at Kentucky Derby
• UT Printmaking Class Wants You to ‘Know Your Rights’
• Repeal of aggregate PAC limit launched from House committee
• UT College of Nursing Answers First Lady’s Call to Improve Veterans’ Care
• Knoxville dog owner cited in multiple attacks
• UT Competes in NASA Moonbuggy Race Founded by UT Professor
• Dooley ‘fixing’ UT staff
• Forecast: Warmup continues; showers possible Tuesday
• Letter: 'Figaro' earns high praise
• Letter: Illness could cause problem
• Letter: Don't elect the law director
• Competing has kept 'cable TV mogul' youthful
• Smokies snap five-game losing skid
• Group challenges Lenoir City Schools over basketball show
• Local businesses make effort to reduce toll on environment
• Susan Alexander: Women and Warren Buffett do well in stock market
• Dave Ramsey: Accept help when needed, but don't stay down
• Pit bulls who attacked dogs, people quarantined
• The House is bingo for a Sunday session
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 4/29/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 4/29/12
• M.L. Smith: Be careful when seening insurance information
• Editorial: Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero dodges tax increase in first budget
• Grammar Gremlins: 'That' is cure for redundant phrase
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero offers options for putting out pension fire
• David Moon: Money doesn't change who you really are
• Lincoln Memorial University students stage strike in spring of 1930
• Timeline of events around East Tennessee in the 1930s
• Sending out spring in fashion - Dogwood Arts Parade 2012
• Smokies lose fifth in a row
• Three residents bitten breaking up dog fight
• Interest in rowing takes hold in Oliver Springs
• Honoring Tennessee workers lost on the job in 2011
• Bob Hodge: Home-lake advantage means high expectations for DeFoe
• Talk of the Town April 27
• The Black Lillies Band
• Judy DiGregorio Speaks At Torch Club
• ButtleOpener creator defends product, says it is harmless
• Mary Dorothy LaMarche: Tennesseans should consider obesity a crisis
• Boeing's South Carolina facility parades its 1st assembled 787
• Watch for possible slowdowns on I-275, Kingston Pike
• Harrison Smith won over Vikings at Senior Bowl
• Dandridge bank robbed Friday afternoon
• Budgets and bologna in the last week of the 107th
• Mother of houseful to graduate with honors from Pellissippi State
• Knox gasoline prices edge lower, oil drops
• Alexander pushes new funding plan to revive work on Chickamauga lock
• TVA board says Watts Bar worth extra cost
• UT, City Mark Progress in Historic Cemeteries Rehabilitation
• CAK soccer recovers from loss, routs Alcoa, 5-0
• Jailhouse snitch recants statement in Sevier murder trial
• Tenn. Democrats reverse course on taxes, spending in political shuffle
• UT Honors Greene County Principal for Leadership Excellence
• Pellissippi State’s Nursing program graduates first class
• UT’s Counseling Psychology Program Receives American Psychological Association Award
• Knoxville Chamber board endorses McIntyre budget
• UT McClung Museum Receives Fifth Accreditation; Among Thirteen in Tennessee with Designation
• Rossini Street Fair Takes on International Flavor
• 2012 PrepXtra basketball players of the year
• Knoxville Civil War Gateway opens April 28
• Trevor Bayne's Bristol Motor Speedway Car Sponsorship to Benefit Knox Area Rescue Ministries
• Opponents hold third rally against immigration-enforcement proposal
• Girls' PrepXtra, All-KIL basketball teams
• Girls' PrepXtra Team Bios
• Boys' PrepXtra Team Bios
• Boys' PrepXtra, All-KIL basketball teams
• PrepXtra Girls' Basketball Player of the Year: Elizabeth Masengil, McMinn Central
• Man charged in counterfeit money order scheme
• PrepXtra Boys' Basketball Player of the Year: Brandon Cole, Stone Memorial
• Accused tells authorities Monroe election official was killed in house
• The evolution of Harrison Smith began in a Karns gym
• Fans can help sponsor Trevor Bayne
• UT Celebrates Construction Progress of New Natalie L. Haslam Music Center
• Ignorant threats against GOP leaders help kill gun bill
• MIc Harrison, Black Cadillacs Set Release Dates for New Albums
• Valarium Owner Plans Music Park
• Pellissippi State hosts open house at Strawberry Plains Campus
• Lawmaker draws fire for bullying/suicide comments
• UT High School Arts Academy Inspires, Fuels Young Artists’ Passion
• Oak Ridge apartment fire displaces six families
• The Battle Over the Birthplace of Adm. David Glasgow Farragut
• UT Joins Common Application, Making It Easier for Students to Apply
• Mulchpocalypse 2012: How Did a Pile of Bark Turn Into a Fire-Breathing Dragon?
• Burchetts Headed for Divorce
• Ramsey Thinks Haslam Great Choice for VP
• CNN reporting Newt Gingrich to end White House bid
• Decades of Advertising Pays Off for Mayfield Campaign
• Pump prices still falling; oil up
• Poet Nikki Giovanni Draws a Crowd
• Q&A: Jimmy Buckner, executive director of the Scarecrow Foundation
• Firm says Haslam TRA bill could cause problems for TN utilities
• UT Student Wins National Video Competition, Trip to Germany
• Through UT’s Friendship Program, Students See It’s a Small World
• UT Presents Screening, Discussion of ‘American Teacher’
• Knox deputy involved in wreck
• Bearden softball continues to make strides, 11-1
• Smokies' rally falls short
• Bill Duncan accepts Heritage boys' basketball job
• Map links Big Ridge State Park and community to the past
• Titans Caravan stopping in Knoxville with Jake Locker
• Girls on the Run 5K set for 250 youngsters
• New Rockwood city attorney, judge sworn in
• Plan East Tennessee to host second round of forums
• Kudos briefs: April 25
• Cellular Sales reaches growth milestone
• E. coli sickens three at Cocke County child-care provider
• Beavers' proposal exposes huge judicial conflict of interest
• Bill Landry with Rebecca Landry in March 2012.
• Wife of Bill Landry Passed Away Age 58
• Pellissippi State: Opera legend Mary Costa to serve as Commencement speaker
• Peyton on Pat
• Put UT in the Next College GameDay Commercial
• YourNews: Webb students advance from regional DECA competition
• YourNews: Neighborhood pets are best friends
• UT’s Inaugural Class of Haslam Scholars Prepare for Graduation
• Scripps Networks Interactive CEO Ken Lowe to Address UT College Grads
• UT Welcomes Noted Speakers for Spring Commencement Ceremonies
• Four International Paper plant closures will trim excess capacity
• Amazon.com sending tax notices to Tennessee customers
• Forecast: Chilly morning with rain tonight
• The University of Tennessee Medical Center Performs 1,000th Transplant
• Michael Brenly follows in famous father's footsteps
• Grinding on: Two more workshops added for Knoxville city pension talks
• Highland Games return to Maryville College
• UT top cop candidate says he would bring consistent leadership
• Clinton man accused of biting, stabbing girlfriend
• TeamHealth expands anesthesia division
• After bribery report, Wal-Mart defends integrity
• Democratic double standards on Tenn. grocery tax
• Pellissippi State culinary students shine at UT’s Ready for the World Café
• What’s Your Big Idea?—Lynne Miller
• George Korda: Budget? We don’t need no budget. I don’t have to show you any stinking budget!
• UT Environmental Leadership Award Winners Announced
• UT Library to Help Students Unwind During Finals Week with Massages, Games
• First Tennessee income falls; management hopeful
• TN seen as likely cyber target
• Lizzy Musi becomes overnight sensation on YouTube with wreck at Bristol
• Forecast: Chilly; snow showers maybe early
• Nursing Excellence at UT Medical Center is the focus for Spring 2012 Frontiers Magazine
• Healthy Living Kitchen's Cookbook - A Recipe for Life now Available!
• Firefighters scale back response to Knoxville mulch fire
• Tusculum hits 5 homers, beats Wingate for SAC title
• Coach battles back from illness
• Smokies fall to Lookouts, 7-6
• Forum next week will discuss rifts in politics
• SUV runs into West Knoxville house, no serious injuries reported
• Dave Ramsey: Unity is key in money and marriage
• Ali James: Summer swim lessons in Knox area
• UT club volleyball team wins national championship
• THE RIDE: Referrals pivotal to entrepreneurs’ success
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 4/22/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 4/22/12
• People and honors: April 22
• Business bulletins: April 22
• Brock Baker has winning recipe; 100, prom for Emily Yarnell
• Tusculum to play for SAC baseball title
• University of Memphis employee stabbed to death; son charged
• Carson-Newman ousted from SAC softball tournament
• Protesters rally against new Y-12 uranium facility
• Bob Hodge: Talk of slow turkey season doesn't match the numbers
• Sports bulletin board: April 22
• Atomic coach Allen Eubanks generates more than interest
• Scott Stallings, Brandt Snedeker team up to help juniors
• Del Rio woman dies when truck plunges into French Broad River
• Jamie Satterfield wins Golden Press Card for Richard Baumgartner stories
• Earth Day highlights month-long awareness event at Tennessee
• Haslam proposes $500K in state 2012-13 budget for Blount Mansion
• 'Game Change' author: Maybe divine intervention would heal divided nation
• Letter: Take steps on oil dependency
• City crews using aeration to help aquatic life in Third Creek
• Tenn. Republicans may do well to remember what has destroyed their counterparts
• Talk of the Town April 20
• Bill Landry to Help Sunsphere Celebrate 30 Years
• Jim Johnston's New Book "The Price of Peace"
• Pellissippi State recognizes outstanding students
• Pat Summitt to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• KPD arrests man in multiple burglary cases
• Legacy of Roofer Shelters the Dreams of Engineering and Architecture Students
• Prominent Politician and Diplomat to Visit UT’s Baker Center Next Week
• UT Campus, Fort Sanders Will Get Clean-Up This Sunday
• C-N, Tusculum advance in SAC baseball
• Powell, Hannah Parton stun Central, 3-2
• Knoxville city employees say pension helps recruit
• Wayward turkey finds a home in Sequoyah Hills
• Accused pawn shop shooter ruled incompetent, confined
• Major facelift coming for Chimney Tops Trail
• Sam Venable: All things forever change
• TDOT: Revamped Henley Bridge meant to be earthquake ready
• Elizabeth Johnson powers Tusculum past C-N, 5-1
• Drug testing welfare recipients in TN one step closer to reality
• Drug testing welfare recipients in TN one step closer to reality
• Winners Announced From State Science Olympiad, Hosted by UT
• UT Finishes Strong in RecycleMania Competition
• Pellissippi State registering for fall, increases certificate choices
• UT Ready for the World Cafe Makes Last Stop of the Semester: Germany
• Jones Professorship Puts UT on the Map for Hydrogeologist
• Knoxville officer interrupts burglary attempt
• Election Commission sends Shelley Breeding residency issue to court
• ConAgra acquires Tennessee Pride sausage
• Never Forget: UT Professor Teaches Class on ‘Voices of the Holocaust’
• TN House votes to allow criminal prosecution for harming embryos
• Cracker Barrel makes more moves to streamline
• Audi picks Mexico for plant site
• Heads up: West edges hard-luck Lenoir City
• Joshua Epperson to coach at Lenoir City
• Ryan Galyon's 'adrenalin rush' lifts Halls past Powell, 5-2
• Trout hatcheries facing cuts — again
• Medal of Honor recipient visits Sacred Heart students, promotes convention
• Sam Venable: Memories shrouded in smoke
• Orangery launches cash referral program
• Man arraigned on charges of robbing W. Knoxville bank with fake bomb
• Knoxville couple indicted on federal tax fraud charges
• If four more years is not an option, the choice is Romney
• Tennessee’s Pat Summitt Named Head Coach Emeritus
• Activist Larry Silverstein's Battle With TVA's Tree-Cutting
• Register now for Pellissippi State’s May 1 golf fundraiser
• Breeding’s Candidacy May Be Decided in Court
• Economic Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty's Romney Ties
• ORNL Security Breached?
• Q&A: Tim Tipton, operator of Anna’s Angels, a non-profit thrift store
• Record Store Day 2012: All You Need to Know
• 'Men's Health' Names WUTK One of the 20 Coolest College Radio Stations
• Music Returns to Market Square
• UT Celebrates ‘Thank A Giver’ Day to Honor Donors
• UT Professor’s Biosolar Advances Make an Old Energy Source New Again
• City Council Votes Unanimously to Approve Non-Discrimination Hiring Policy
• Box maker Jamel moves from Fort Payne to Chattanooga
• Reward offered in West Knox tire slashings
• FedEx in talks to acquire French shipping firm TATEX
• UT to Hold Earth Day Celebration in Circle Park
• Firefighters welcome rain at mulch fire near downtown
• Pilot plans I-75 travel center in Cleveland
• UT Offering Tour of the New Norris House
• Chuck Fleischmann's secret weapon
• Grassroots Documentary Project 'One Day on Earth' Makes its Way to Knoxville
• Pellissippi State concludes season of free music concerts on April 26
• UT Students Prepare to Travel to Peru with Nourish International Chapter
• Red Air Quality Alert in Effect Today
• UT College of Engineering Presents Dougherty Award to Tony Buhl
• FedEx CEO vows to leave Tennessee if inheritance tax not repealed
• UT Holds ‘Bike-In Movie’ to Promote Sustainability on Campus
• Mulch fire battle near downtown entering third day; air still unhealthy
• Code Red air alert, dead fish, smoky skies: Mulch fire a belching mess
• Eric Freeman guides Farragut past Bearden at Smokies Park
• Bill calls for restricting foreigners in charter schools
• Motorcyclist dies following Sevierville crash
• TDOT reverses I-75 decision on contract award
• UT police chief candidate touts community approach
• Knox couple sees growth in bagel business
• Woodward's Talk of the Town April 13
• Electrician Says Storms Bring Good and Bad News
• Titanic Movie Riddled With Mistakes
• Faced with annihilation, Tennessee Democrats may need 'wildlife preserve'
• Camp Koinonia: UT Students Spend Week Working with Kids with Disabilities
• Pellissippi State invites students to Middle School Mathematics Contest
• Anderson County man hospitalized, second charged after weekend shooting
• What’s Your Big Idea?—Jim Boyle
• Allegra and Chattem Inc. booming during allergy season
• Tee Up for the Alex Haley Scholarship Golf Tourney
• Jury selection set to begin in $5 million wrongful death lawsuit against Houston brothers
• Mulch fire pours smoke into downtown Knoxville; streets remain closed
• UT Medical Center conducts a community health needs assessment
• THP: Bicyclist struck by drunken driver in Townsend
• Hayden Baker takes third TriDeltathon in four years
• Professionals offer tips for spring cleaning
• Dave Ramsey: Downsize expensive house to help get out of debt
• Having clean windows doesn't have to be a pain
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 4/13/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 4/13/12
• Jim McIntyre: Making the case for a dramatic increase in school funding
• Michelle Singletary: Student loans — the debt bomb
• David Moon: Ignore knowable knowns at your own peril
• Pam Reeves: Employers should know rules when hiring veterans
• JD Howard: Killing common among humans, canines
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: GOP close to consigning Tennessee Democrats to nature preserve
• Don Ferguson: A Manhattan Project phone operator's memories
• Grammar Gremlins: And you can start off this way
• The Sunsphere still shining after 30 years
• Smokies' bats come alive, 5-2
• Knoxville pastor among the many who died that night
• Titanic Museum, Jewelry Television launch jewelry line
• Holes-in-One: April 15
• Jefferson County man injured when lawnmower overturns
• Bobby Hornsby 'on top of the world' after winning Golden Gloves title
• Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday at Pellissippi State’s Magnolia Avenue Campus
• Business bulletins: April 15
• 1.5 million rose petals to be scattered in memory of Titanic
• Son charged in Knoxville mom's 1986 killing
• Tax Tips: No break for condo repairs; global income taxable
• City crews to pave Fort Sanders streets
• Community Shares' Circle of Change awards recognize leaders
• Carly Lewis, Seymour beat Coalfield, 1-0
• State's appeal bid in Christian/Newsom case shot down
• Mitch Mitchell resigns as Central boys' basketball coach
• Hawkins judge accused of ripping off clients agrees to resign
• UTSI Papers Win Best Paper Awards at AIAA Conference for Third Year
• UT Students Design, Build Wheelchair Access for Home of Special Needs Child
• Pellissippi State student robotics team finishes regional competition in top quarter
• Megafish to be featured at Tennessee Aquarium's newest exhibit
• US inflation mild as gas prices rise more slowly
• Oil and natural gas exploration benefits pickup sales
• UT Accepts Green Power Purchase Award from TVA
• Chattanooga group adding 150 employees for logistics work at Volkswagen
• New Lung Cancer Screening Available at UT Medical Center
• Top Cancer Experts to Lead Discussion of Four Cancers in Knoxville, Tennessee.
• Team Georgia dominating Golden Gloves
• Traffic gets more talk than TIF for Fulton Bellows redevelopment
• Seymour's Tyler Crawford picks Austin Peay
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now: Matthew Scruggs
• Jefferson County GOP women's clubs will host State Senate primary debate
• Jefferson County GOP women's clubs will host State Senate primary debate
• Pellissippi State chooses veteran site dean as head of Strawberry Plains Campus
• UT Recycling Now Collecting Personal Electronics
• UT Information Sciences Professor Receives Top SEC Award
• UT Sophomore Ariel Buehler Named Goldwater Scholar
• Knoxville officers nab suspected robber within minutes
• UT Opera Theatre to Present Elvis-Inspired ‘Marriage of Figaro’
• UT’s Ready for the World Café Delivers a Taste of Life in Persia
• Child killed by school bus in Greene County
• Armed man robs North Knox business
• Forecast: Freeze warning early; warmup by mid-morning
• "We Back Pat" Billboard Signing Tomorrow at UT Medical Center
• Signing day 'worked out' for Julia Alves, Kayla Hartman
• Ninth-inning homer dooms Smokies, 2-1
• Woman questioned in blogger's son's death pleads in unrelated drug case
• Officials dousing English Mountain fire with water from helicopter
• Tombras wins marketing award
• State election official: Let courts decide Shelley Breeding's eligibility as House candidate
• Trisha Yearwood to host "Trisha's Southern Kitchen" on Food Network
• Thoughts on the end of the Santorum campaign
• Thoughts on the end of the Santorum campaign
• School of Music to Host Auction to Benefit Student Scholarships
• Relay for Life Carries the Fight against Cancer to UT
• UT Team Takes on Energy Department’s Rooftop Solar Challenge
• Pellissippi State Foundation receives civil rights-themed art donation
• Is There Any Hope for Beating Knoxville’s Notorious Pollen Problem?
• Going Gluten-Free
• Proposed South Knoxville Apartment Complex Sparks Community Opposition
• Yee-Haw Industries to Close Shop
• Park Overall vs. Sen. Bob Corker
• The Two Nick Cazanas
• New Theater Company Debuts With 'Pardon Me for Living'
• Messin’ With Their Heads?
• Q&A: Dianna Glandon, certified balloon artist
• Oil below $102 amid US crude supply increase
• How to plant trees and woody shrubs
• Kentucky man pleads guilty to murdering Cumberland Gap store owner Harvey Fuson
• Moody's says Watts Bar overruns could push TVA rates up
• Party for the Planet
• Future of some Ice Bears next move
• Monroe County jailer charged with smuggling meth for inmates
• Gibbs 'stole one' with walk-off, 2-1
• Child porn boast nets Oak Ridge 97-month prison term
• THE RIDE: Students mine opportunities
• Cosmetic laser industry under scrutiny
• Josh Flory: Fuzzy math on Knoxville's fast growth
• Suspect served with warrant in 2011 Blount County homicide
• Campfield: Vets tell General Assembly they favor horse slaughter
• ‘A Beautiful Conversation’ about schizophrenia April 24 at Pellissippi State
• UT’s Hopecote Guest House Listed on National Register of Historic Places
• UT Chancellor Honors Top Faculty, Staff and Students
• Armed man robs $80 from Knoxville store
• Flames spreading at English Mountain condos
• Haslam likely to decide today on evolution bill
• Familiar faces highlight Smokies' pitching staff
• Partially Africanized bees found in East Tennessee
• Poll: Americans say auto bailouts helped economy
• TN Democrats could be setting up for "Epic Fail" in 2012
• Pellissippi State hosts annual Student Design Showcase April 19
• UT Solar-Powered House Moves to Memphis as Educational Exhibition
• Haslam Aide Alexia Poe to Receive UT Alumni Award
• McMinn County auctions 445 seized firearms
• What’s Your Big Idea?—John Utley
• Who let a Bubba past the gate at Augusta National?
• Watson makes his dream come true at Augusta
• Sheriffs hail ruling allowing strip searches for anyone arrested
• Forecast: Cold front bringing frost
• Letter: Evolution still up for debate
• Letter: Bill of Rights applies to all
• Letter: Settle contest with a bang
• Eddie Yokley will seek to return to TN House in a new district
• Bill Landry to Headline Gala at the Sunsphere
• NTSB investigates Florida plane crash that killed Spanish Fly fishing show host Jose Wejebe
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 4/8/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 4/8/12
• David Moon: A simpler solution for health care coverage
• Toni Duval: Positive relationships pay off in business
• It never rained on Nick Gates' passion for writing, reporting sports
• Scott Stallings tied for 27th heading into final round
• Tiger Woods can't contend with one back-nine birdie
• Missing Seymour woman found dead near home
• Walter Wojnar & Team Win Lighthouse Award
• Flower Power
• Talk of the Town Column from Martha Rose Woodward
• Bass results: April 8
• Greenback's Kim King makes Intercollegiate Horse Show Association national final
• Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus hosts Health and Wellness Fair
• Grins and Grimaces
• Dr. Jonathan Dee Jr.: Doctors must rein in prescription drug abuse for children's sake
• Kukhautusha Croom: Cousin's life brighter than its violent end
• Steve Jacob: Health care reform could cause doctor shortage in Tennessee
• Knoxnews.com documentary airs this week on Community Television of Knoxville
• Watch for shoulder closures, narrowed ramps at I-140 and Northshore Drive
• Anderson mayor recommends how to spend leftover bond issue money
• Russian doctors say Obama's plan similar to their health care coverage
• Letter: Mayor thanked for repaving
• ET Dems rally, predict comeback
• Steep costs in Smokies search for missing men
• Lane Thomas 'a catalyst' as Bearden rallies, 12-7
• Scott Stallings falters, but makes cut at Masters
• Mountain National Bank parent outlines financial losses
• Tax Tips: Work-related travel, lodging costs may be deductible
• Abundant art: Dogwood Arts Festival kicks off with exhibits, sculptures
• Sevier County Sheriff's Office searches for missing woman
• Devaney, TN GOP say no to Mike Williams running for his old seat as a Republican
• Graduating next month? You’re invited to breakfast with the president
• Tennessee's growth is fueled by exports to world markets
• News Sentinel Customer Service Department phones now working
• A wild new ride at Dollywood
• Hickey, Byrd fuel Pigeon Forge past Karns
• Scott Stallings tied for 10th at Masters
• Fishing Report: April 6
• Pigeon Forge's Cody Davis takes fifth in nationals
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? West's Alexus Patterson
• Authorities search for suspect in N. Knox bank robbery
• Former Sen. Mike Williams seeks return to office; GOP may challenge affiliation
• Carly Harrington: Bookkeeping in the cloud finds success
• Catholic to get synthetic field
• Three special elections on Anderson ballot in August
• Local Tennessee legislative races become clear today
• UT Nursing Dean Named to Elite Network of Women
• UT Hosts 2012 Leadership Summit on Sustainability
• Pellissippi State’s writer-in-residence presents ‘Sexy Shakespeare II’
• Tax expert to speak at Knoxville Economics Forum
• Illinois parolee charged in East Knoxville shooting
• Renowned Taxation Expert to Speak at UT’s Knoxville Economics Forum
• Knoxville police investigating train death downtown
• Maryville man dies this morning in Blount crash
• Forecast: Isolated showers, storms this afternoon
• George Korda: Loudon County, atheist groups and religion in the public square
• Niekro to speak at Hall induction ceremony
• Residents bristle at first drawings for South Knox apartments
• THE RIDE: Entrepreneurs blend old, new to build market
• Text opened door for Ice Bears goalie
• Powell job familiar to Rang
• Pigeon Forge site may feature Cal Ripken Experience
• Tennessee House takes public stand for religious freedom
• Tennessee House takes public stand for religious freedom
• Dogwood Arts Festival Revival
• Bazillion Blooms or Bust: Repopulating Knoxville's Dogwoods
• UT’s Ready for the World Café Journeys to Liberia for April 10 Luncheon
• Pellissippi State hosts Fifth Annual International Festival of Cultures April 13
• Revamping the Strip
• An Evening With Jazz Legend Harold Mabern
• On the Road With Oversat
• Election Commission Disqualifies Candidate Over Dual-County Household
• Wall Street Journal Taxes Haslam
• 10 Years Goes Indie, Sort Of
• Convention Panel to Deal With Campfield
• Q&A: Laurielle Campbell, local organizer of a Trayvon Martin rally
• Tex-Mex restaurant coming to Cedar Bluff
• UT Professor’s Hypothesis May be Game Changer for Evolutionary Theory
• Meet Your BOK 2011 Winner: Amie Snyder, Bartender, Sapphire
• Vols to play four exhibition basketball games in Italy in August
• Spring Clean-Up Begins April 16
• W. Knox County homeowners sue to stop TVA tree cutting
• Knoxville couple buys Arcade Building, on Gay Street
• Green investment pays off for Rockford company
• Volkswagen Passat sales top 10,000 in March
• Scott Stallings (1:09 p.m. tee time) can wait to start first Masters
• Local authors: Twin sisters write children's books together
• McWhorter, Davis Nominees Announced
• Legislative Republicans, Governor look set to cut grocery tax for Tennesseans
• Former UT Lady Vol Chamique Holdsclaw to Speak at Foundry Reception
• DrumGlory to perform for, engage attendees
• First State Bank opens Maryville office
• YourNews: National College of Business and Technology announces dean’s list
• Go Green Fair Highlights Environmental Action in Knoxville
• UT to Co-Sponsor One-Day Workshop on Islam April 14
• DSI Renal adding jobs
• Bradley County supports Duracell plant incentives
• Forecast: Fog early, rain and storms later
• Buddy Bailey ready for return to Smokies
• Scott Stallings absorbs Masters atmosphere
• SEC weighs in on Americas Energy bankruptcy
• Bill that bans pre-trail diversion for public officials gets final OK
• Jurors see tape of suspect shooting at Knoxville officer
• Tim Burchett looks to possibly bid out KTSC's role
• Superintendent: No final decision on fate of Historic Knoxville High School
• Lydia McCoy: AVID helps kids prepare for college
• Martin Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Gingrich camp displays ridiculous behavior as Tennessee GOP finalizes delegates
• Gingrich camp displays ridiculous behavior as Tennessee GOP finalizes delegates
• UT to Offer Training Course on Cleaning Up Unexploded Weapons
• UT Journalism Student Wins National Reporting Competition, Trip to Japan
• Pellissippi State celebrates selection of new president Anthony Wise April 10
• What’s Your Big Idea?—Min Kao
• UTPD Accreditation Forum Wednesday
• Earth Month Kick Starts April on UT Campus
• UT Social Media Week to Feature Speakers, Student Competition
• Ice Bears advance with 6-3 win over Mississippi
• Rick Anderson steps down from Gibbs' boys team
• Daniel Kirwa uses strong late kick to win half marathon
• Two killed in Claiborne County collision
• Dave Ramsey: Rewards points or not — credit cards invite trouble
• Heather Alexander: Messy kids' rooms inspire options for inexpensive storage
• Tree advice: Avoid harmful mistakes that put plants in peril
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 4/1/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 4/1/12
• Tim Sykes: Don't put off retirement planning
• Grammar Gremlins: Usage can make one sick
• Sandra Cannon: Public debate isn't what it used to be
• Chrystal Armstrong: Teen's suicide points to need for action by entire community
• Lauren Spuhler: Local author Mark Schaefer on social media clout
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: This week on the Snarkland Series: The Laughingstocks
• Heather Hughes: Let go, but cling to memories
• Sam Venable: These bags of beets are sure no treat
• Swede running marathon in every state
• Former Vol David Skinns wins NGA Tour tournament
• Tom Humphrey: Talking about sex spices up this year's legislative session
• Kyle Rank shows he can bounce back for Ice Bears
• Many splendors at Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage
• Hamblen County seventh-grader wins state geography bee
• 'Great Cake Bake' supplies Knox children with books
• Caleb Lucas keeps scoring; Maryville rolls over Siegel, 4-0
• Halls baseball field dedicated to Bob Polston
• Vacation traffic backs up at makeshift I-75 crossover lane in Campbell
• Bulletin Board: April 1
• Prohibition, a Princess and a proud past
• Pellissippi State: National ‘Advisor of the Year’ teaches retirement finances course April 10-17
• Georgiana Vines: House majority leader coming to Fleischmann event
• Al Westerfield: Avenues available for expressing religious beliefs
• Voters could decide on some Knox County charter amendments this summer
• Deducting losses, health expenses possible
• Terry Mattingly: BBC says race trumps religion
• Watch for possible lane closures today on Alcoa Highway
• Tim Baker has hat trick as Catholic keeps rolling
• State, family seeks more prison time for convicted murderer
• Church janitor pleads to fondling mentally disabled girl
• Letter: GOP concern before birth
• Letter: Movie shows class decline
• Tennessee could become a place of secretive local government, no transparency
• Follow-up to Green Genie Scam
• Phillip Lim Speaks at Northside Kiwanis Club
• Hunger Games Movies Rates a B
• Two performances remain in Pellissippi State’s 2011-12 free concert series
• 'Lemonade' at Memphis middle school was vodka
• Campus Buildings Go Dark to Celebrate Earth Hour
• TN Senate OKs bill to close teacher evaluation data
• ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’ Premieres Tonight
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Rutledge Pike
• Sale of Westbridge Business Park sites nets $2.4 million
• UT Police Get Grants to Combat Drinking and Driving, Speeding on Campus
• UT’s Baker Center, Y-12 to Host Foreign Policy Expert Next Week
• Big Idea: UT Students Open Dialogue on Race, Religion
• New Traffic Lights Installed at Volunteer Boulevard and Peyton Manning Pass
• Fighting back: Loudon residents respond to 'attack on religion'
• Randy Carr earns 'Biggest Winner' fitness honor
• David Skinns tied for the lead; Chas Narramore in the mix
• Ten semifinalists for Roane school director picked
• PrepXtra Wresling Coach of the Year: Tim Pittman of Gibbs
• PrepXtra Wrestler of the Year: Cody Davis of Pigeon Forge
• Carly Harrington: Job survey cites barriers for disabled
• Three new coaches at Grace Christian
• Declare a day of mourning for the music that has stopped
• Pellissippi State again premieres work of ‘Best American Short Plays’ playwright
• UT College of Nursing, Student Health Center, and UT Medical Center Hold Health Fair
• Vice Provost Applicants Sought
• Oui, Oui! UT’s Ready for the World Café Says ‘Yes!’ To French Cuisine
• UT Chef Wins Gold With ‘Deconstructed Bacon Cheeseburger’
• McMinn County man accused of molesting 10-year-old boy
• School board candidate Conley Underwood withdraws ethics complaint
• OR teachers seek pay raise, more days off
• Cumberland Avenue 'head shop' to reopen
• Charter Review Committee forms subcommittee to study pensions
• Marsh leaves improving Sweetwater football team
• Maryville motorcyclist killed in head-on crash
• Knoxville Marathon runs to a new high
• The "attack" that never was
• Knoxville’s Ever-Changing Public Image
• Tuning In WIVK's Future
• UT Graduate Architecture Program Announces New Certificates, Concentrations
• Pellissippi State:New Service-Learning program pairs in-class work with community outreach
• Environmental Fund Falling Short?
• Mose Lobetti Retires, Again
• NRA Turns to Democrat for Help
• Local Democrats Choose Convention Delegates
• Scruffy City Roots Gets Off to a Not-So-Scruffy Start
• Q&A: Doug Renfro, inventor of The Big Push
• Local Non-Profit Feral Felines of East Tennessee Helps Curb Cat Euthanasias
• Spring brings New Local Music
• Knox County's Donna Wright candidate for Murfreesboro job
• Jobless benefits reduced
• Facebook's Timeline change disrupts some businesses
• Forecast: Warm today; strong winds and rain possible tonight
• Maryville flexes its muscle against William Blount, 6-2
• Legislative Notebook: 'Mountaintop removal' bill killed, medical marijuana advances
• UT law students stage Trayvon Martin rally
• Former Campbell County health care worker indicted on theft charges
• Josh Flory: Rarity Pointe fight moves to bankruptcy courtroom
• Emery Olauson wants to put title on ice for Ice Bears
• Letter: Should government be in fear of people?
• Letter: Public debate on evolution urged
• Letter: Doctors engaged in abuse solutions
• Labor law could cause loud States' rights fight between Nashville and Washington
• Final Week of RecycleMania Wraps Up With Zero-waste Lunches
• Sample skills of Pellissippi State’s culinary students at Ready for the World Café
• I-40 shut down as police search bank robbery suspect's car
• ‘Construction Party’ to Remind Campus that UC Eateries, Stores Are Still Open
• Y-12 and UT Collaborate to Increase Safety and Savings
• UT to Host the National Aramark Culinary Excellence Challenge
• Spring Evaluation Period Begins April 9
• UT’s Cone Zone Provides Latest Information on Campus Construction Projects
• Forecast: Sunny skies; rain expected Wednesday
• Nine-run third propels CAK in home opener
• Small Knoxville gathering offers prayer in Martin case
• Louisiana Republicans reject Romney campaign's politics of The Borg
• Meet Liberian artist/restaurateur at Pellissippi State
• New UT College of Law Course Focuses on Attorneys General
• Campus Invited to Reception for Faculty Book Authors
• UT Announces New Songwriter-in-Residence: Baba Brinkman
• UT Landscape Architecture Students, City Partner on Watershed Issues
• UT Leads Wildflower Pilgrimage in the Great Smoky Mountains
• Campus Makes Strides Toward Climate Action Plan Goal, Completes Chancellor’s Challenge
• Forecast: Enjoy an excellent springtime week
• I Will Sell a Home for US Veteran Facing Hardship FREE Pro Bono
• KCSO: Son shot by father during argument
• Nighthawks come up short against Richmond
• Dave Ramsey: Education is best protection from credit sharks
• Many moms turn to updated cloth diapers as 'greener,' cuter option
• Susan Alexander: Take the reins when you're ready to sell
• Mike Brudenell: Trevor Bayne's commercial appeal should pay off
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 3/25/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 3/25/12
• Crusade & crash: Twenties brought corruption, cleanup, calamity
• Grammar Gremlins: Continue repeating yourself.
• Barbara Harper: Contemplating what makes a morally relevant person
• Sean Bolen: Rhino repair recalls one-armed Ernie
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Philosophical musings on the existence of Tennessee politicians
• People and honors: March 25
• Business bulletins: March 25
• Paul Fain: Ads may not lead to wise investing
• Healed Bo Cordell solid in Tusculum spring game
• A wild new season at Dollywood
• Holes-in-One: March 25
• Breakthrough race to help autistic adults
• Bulletin Board: March 25
• Bowling Report: March 25
• Tennessee Democrats are content with rump status, possible oblivion
• Kiwanis Club Hosts Speakers for March
• Sandy Loy vs. PBA Likened to Heavyweight Fight
• Hunger Games--Book Review
• Pellissippi State’s bookstore reports $93,000 in savings for students who rented books
• Black bears spread across Tennessee
• Unwanted medications collected today
• Cornerstone Commercial ramps up management operations
• Georgiana Vines: Armstrong making plans for law director's job
• Get quick info on state, local travel conditions
• Knox area citizens learn ins and outs of local government
• Trustee's Office sees increase in delinquent tax collections
• Recreational water contact advisory issued for New River, Big South Fork
• Terry Morrow: Dolly Parton jumps through loops for 2012 Dollywood opening
• John Adams: Kansas' turnaround a long time in the making
• Knoxville inspectors seek common thread in 3 apartment fires
• Suicide victim wanted in Maryland sex crime
• Letter: Oil needed for plastic in cars
• Letter: You can be gay and Christian
• Letter: 'Obamacare' option sought
• Letter: Boot guns with landscaping
• Letter: Blame GOP for Campfield
• Girl treated at UT Medical Center after pitbull attack at North Knox home
• UT Hosts Baker Scholars Research Presentation
• Reception, Lecture to Celebrate Shaheen Antiquarian Bible Collection
• Medic hosts blood drive at Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus in early April
• UT’s Marco Institute to Hold Undergraduate Conference March 30
• Lakeshore employees poised to get notices for expected June 30 closure
• KFD douses 3rd fire this month at W. Knox complex
• Forecast: Sprinkles, showers, storms
• One killed, three injured in Sevier County crash
• Global expansion top priority for Scripps Networks
• Carly Harrington: Local artists tap into social media
• Pact keeps Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville 3 more years
• Fishing Report: March 23
• No-hitter 'a pretty big feat' for Heritage's Trevor Clifton
• PrepXtra Players to Watch
• Roe deserves re-election for stance against ObamaCare
• Battle Over PBA Audit Continues
• Battle Over PBA Audit Continues
• Pellissippi State hosts March 31 Alumni Bunny Brunch Homecoming
• YourNews: Roane State to hold April 18 job fair
• YourNews: Church will hold blanket-making event
• YourNews: Historical society attends annual conference
• Two Knoxville real estate firms end partnership
• YourNews: Credit union holds contest at Carter basketball games
• YourNews: Historical society members, chapter receive honors
• YourNews: Maryville College will host lecture about transportation, urban growth
• Video transcript for 'A community's child: The story of Phillip 'Tookie' Standford'
• UT Culinary Institute Graduation, ‘Cake-Off’ Set for Friday
• Tennessee livestock report
• Oak Ridge woman arrested in death of toddler grandchild
• FedEx Ground to pay $3M to settle dispute over hiring practices
• Health care compact emerges from House committee
• UT Graduate Student Named 2012 Tennessee Social Work Student of the Year
• Scripps Networks’ to purchase Travel Channel International
• Friendly confines: Ice Bears look to future with again Civic Coliseum
• Former Sen. Baker honored at D.C. event
• Bearden classmates make fantasy sports payoff
• SAC to induct former Central star Sammi Hatcher Chafin into hall
• TN Democrats would rather win at all costs than win free and fair elections
• The Sun Sets on Sundown, But Music on Market Square May Be Back
• Young and Sick: Fighting Kidney Cancer
• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestant Sherry Johnston speaks at Pellissippi State
• R.I.P. Melanie Sharp
• Knoxville Takes Aim at Derelict Properties With New Ordinances
• Should Parents Check Teacher Scores?
• Tim Hutchison Likely to Run for House
• State Rep. Frank Niceley Eyes Senate Run
• Another Scandal in State House
• Q&A: Stacie Preston, an entrant in the Spartan Death Race obstacle course
• UT Institute for Nuclear Security Hosts “Uranium Bowl”
• Knoxville’s Austin East High School Wins Top Prize in UT Ethics Bowl
• TN gets jobs after gambling law shift
• UT launches Nuclear Security Institute
• Forecast: Sunny, unseasonably warm temperatures
• Rhythm N‘ Blooms
• Market Square Art Fair
• Residential Camera Sites
• Residential Open Garden
• Westmoreland - 2012 Featured Trail
• In My Lifetime: 88-year-old veteran medic recalls touching moon
• Terry Shaw: Carter High offers evening classes to students, parents, community
• Allison Rupp: Karns punk band signs L.A. recording contract
• KARM Camp Out raises awareness with family-friendly festival
• Leslie Snow: Adjusting to becoming an only child
• Josh Flory: Tupelo Honey looking at other cities for expansion
• Killer took cash, pills from victim's underwear, other suspect says
• Three restaurant franchises plan Knoxville expansion
• UT Architecture Professor Named Fellow of Institute for Urban Design
• Constitutional amendment may be necessary to keep voter ID requirement
• UT Launches Institute for Nuclear Security
• Jazz and bluegrass featured at free Pellissippi State concert
• Subscription services website is having technical difficulties
• Five Educators to be Inducted into UT Educators Hall of Honor
• 'The Dragon' set to reopen tonight after massive rockslide
• UT College of Law to Host Twelfth Annual Blackshear Gala
• Blount County nurse gets no jail time for NYC gun charge
• West TN couple try to evict 25,000 bees from under hood
• Charter Communications rolls out new customer program
• Bus Tours Of The Dogwood Trails
• Early work for Halls, but rebuilding still going on at Central
• Anti-evolution class discussions get Senate's OK; approval
• Matt Fowler resigns as William Blount girls' basketball coach
• Farragut freshman Patrick Raby 'impressive' in first start
• Tennessee Tech first to offer CAK QB Charlie High
• Walters State faces Otero today in NJCAA national tournament
• Sevier County Sheriff: Mother's false report prompted Amber Alert
• Details released in Greene County double homicide
• Final Week to Nominate Someone for Environmental Leadership Awards
• Opponents of Campfield's legislation may be premised upon a fabrication
• Pellissippi State: Hollywood playwright’s world premiere of ‘The Ladder Plays’
• Loy Calls For End to PBA
• FedEx rival UPS cinches $6.77B deal for TNT Express
• Letters: Reader wants more recipes
• UT College of Law to Host Entertainment Law Conference
• Work resumes to clear debris from rock slide on the Dragon
• Ciao, Amico! UT’s Ready for the World Café Offers Tastebuds a Tour of Italy
• Faith and fear: Muslims who cherish America's religious freedom find themselves at odds with patriot groups
• Tennessee bill mandates publication of abortion data
• Spring Hill resumes its boom as GM plant nears rebirth
• Allen Gregory: Fans express frustration by way of empty seats at Bristol Motor Speedway
• Survivors in 10 Tennessee counties can apply for federal aid
• Forecast: Near record highs, sunny skies
• Search under way for missing man in Great Smoky Mtns.
• The Ride: Some entrepreneurs self-fund, get lucky
• Greene County state representative arrested
• Dave Ramsey: Why the need for a new monthly budget?
• Women host parties to create items found on virtual pinboard Pinterest
• Jim Sacco: Time to change Trevor Bayne's big problem
• Grammar Gremlins: 'Equally as' a redundant phrase
• Snark Bites by Scott McNutt: 'Cashalanche' warnings to be issued by Tennessee Buyway Patrol
• Christy Parrott: Time flies when raising toddlers
• Pam Reeves: Businesses should make Twitter policies clear
• David Moon: Fed actions reveal more than its words
• Business bulletins: March 18
• Tom Humphrey: Be it resolved that lawmakers should correct others
• Carol Evans: Knoxville is finally being true to its natural self
• Editorial: Tennessee openness laws need to be strengthened
• Sandy Rees: Problems in nonprofits can be traced to problems on the boards
• Don Ferguson: Leaping across a century of tech advances
• Jigsha Desai: Friends use Google Hangouts for a baby shower
• M.L. Smith: Adopting a puppy can make her owner bone tired
• Report: Recycling on the rise in Knoxville
• Wayne Bledsoe: Plan now for April Fool's gadgetry
• Demolition work begun on UT student center project
• Bowling Report: March 18
• Pellissippi State instructor helps students overcome fear of public speaking
• Was PBA's Audit of Hardin Valley Academy Accurate?
• Grins and Grimaces
• Autumn Tooms Cypres: Improving rural education a must
• Kent Flanagan: Sunshine law has no teeth without public
• Paramedics honored for aid to trooper after I-40 crash, fire
• Tax refund services can take bite out of benefit
• Powell family mourns loss of 7-year-old girl
• Letter: IDs should be for everyone
• Citizen's Voice: Lakeshore offers best way to care for mentally ill
• Plenty of St. Patrick's Day options in Knox today
• Main Street in Bulls Gap closed during bridge project
• Human pacemakers used to save pets' lives
• A schedule of events at Women Today
• John Adams: March Madness lasts all season for Cierra Burdick
• Bring on the brokering
• Talk of the Town
• Community Television’s Holiday Gift Auction Seeking Donations
• YWCA Says Summer Time for SKIP For Kids
• PBA Audit Presentation More Like Heavyweight Fight
• Pellissippi State offers return of popular multi-fandom weekend
• During Break, UT Volunteers Swap School Work for Serving Others
• Big Idea: Professor Brings e-Bikes to Campus
• TDOT: Rock slide closes "The Dragon" for weekend
• TVA thins ranks of Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant contractors
• Forecast: Isolated showers, warm
• Trevor Bayne will race Saturday, but still in need of sponsors
• Injuries, eligibility issues slow Carson-Newman football
• Knoxville woman jailed on TennCare fraud
• Old South High School slated for repair by owner — or city
• Wartburg can't keep pace with Perry County, 71-43
• PrepXtra Preview: Baseball Players to Watch
• PrepXtra Preview: Baseball teams to watch
• Carly Harrington: Two long-time eateries on the market
• Army reservist admits filing false housing claim
• With Faulk out, speculation heats up for 8th Senate District GOP August Primary
• UT Hosts Research Week for Undergraduate Students
• Public invited to Pellissippi State’s ‘Women in Film’ lecture
• Video Game Idea Wins UT Vol Court Business Competition
• Hodges Turns 120
• Family update: Injured state trooper overcome with fatigue, fever
• Tennessee unveils U.S. 27 highway plan
• TVA gets bad mark for two reactors
• Forecast: Stray showers, fog early, partly sunny
• Teen arrested in North Knoxville shooting
• Three lead Stone Memorial, 80-65
• Charter Review Committee lays out game plan
• Wartburg is looking for style points in Class A tournament
• No one injured in Knox County school bus crash
• SACE to hold wind power webinar
• KPD nuisance raids target three massage parlors
• Trevor Bayne to drive in Nationwide race at Bristol
• Will E Mails have Trustee Duncan Singing Swan Song?
• Santorum's dual wins mark "desperate end" of inevitability
• UT and Min Kao Dedicate New Engineering Building
• Pellissippi State lecture tackles ‘Science vs. Religion’
• Julia Tucker's Life of Activism
• Julia Tucker vs. Cas Walker
• Cornerstone Foundation Study on Knoxville’s Potential Raises Interesting Proposals
• Don't Look For KTSC-Chamber Fusion
• New Midway Project Makes For a More Difficult Argument
• Shake-Up at Knox ivi: Web Broadcasting Company Restructures
• Meet Your BOK 2011 Winner: Scott Schimmel and Lisa Sorensen, Co-owners, Bliss and Bliss Home
• Stacey Campfield Elected Gingrich Delegate, While Supporting Santorum
• Q&A: Aaron Killian, host of the Facebook page “Aaron Age 11”
• Congressman Scott DesJarlais spends $224,000 on mailings
• SunTrust among four major banks that fail stress test
• Greenback driver killed when 3 rigs collide on I-75 North ; all lanes open
• Forecast: Warm, warmer and chance of rain
• Friends, family show support for injured trooper
• I-75 nightmare: 1 northbound lane reopens, but 2 southbound lanes still closed
• Chandra Harris-McCray: Knox's longest-tenured teacher isn't looking to retire
• Terry Shaw: Community garden readies for another season
• Family living on campground prepare for Girl Scouts' 100-year anniversary with summer activities
• Higher educatio briefs: March 14
• Higher education events: March 14
• Jessica Boling: Program for adults with autism expands
• Services set for sandwich master James Dicks
• Judge denies motion to suppress evidence in Cumberland Gap killing
• Tony Jones, Mike Buck extol strength of Class AA field
• Josh Flory: Knoxville's Tomato Head looks to the bread business
• CTV Holiday Gift Auction to Benefit Children's Hospital
• Pellissippi State purchases East Knox site for Strawberry Plains Campus
• Tennessee High School Students Compete in STEM Research Symposium at UT
• Public invited to Pellissippi State’s ‘Children’s Literature in Africa’
• Three UT Graduate Programs Rank Among Top 10 in Nation
• Sixteen UT Students Chosen to Intern with Tennessee State Legislature
• Hawkins father accused of beating 4-year-old with belt, leaving him alone
• Judge calls out T-shirt wearers during animal abuse hearing
• Legislature votes to make lying about military service a crime
• Worker killed in North Knoxville truck mishap
• Man escapes burning North Knoxville home
• Forecast: Showers early, partly sunny
• School board backs McIntyre's budget plan
• Eschenberg tapped for UPF leadership role
• UT golfer Jay Vandeventer bounces back with birdie barrage
• 17 layoffs at ORNL
• Gerdau plant recycling steel it made for Henley Bridge in 1930
• Fleischmann office savings to pay down national debt
• A camera and a cause: New York artist creates portraits to 'humanize' gays, lesbians
• Occupy a footnote in the history of the Capitol
• Bing West to speak at UT’s Thirteenth Annual Charles W. Johnson Lecture
• Two UT College of Law Alumni to Speak about ‘Inside Washington’
• Pellissippi State’s Annual Student Art Show begins March 26
• Research Week Begins March 26
• Aspiring Entrepreneurs Face Off in Final UT “Vol Court” Session
• Community Invited to Public Forum for UT Police Department Accreditation
• Money Wall Closing Soon
• UT and Min Kao to Dedicate Min H. Kao Engineering Building
• Renowned Cavani String Quartet to Engage Area Youth, Host UT Public Concert
• Are You Ready For Recyclympics?
• Occupy Nashville tent removed by troopers
• Forecast: Warm, but showers likely
• City of Knoxville tree experts say now is great time to plant
• Letter: Group stands with Catholics
• Editorial: List shows need for salvaging bits of region's history
• Watch for I-81 lane closures in Hamblen County
• Vols to host Savannah State in NIT
• I-81 shut down in Jefferson County following tanker crash
• One suspect caught, a second sought in East Knoxville shooting, carjacking
• Authorities investigating double homicide in Greene County
• Retired nurse starts calligraphy, engraving business 30 years after learning skill
• Dave Ramsey: Watch out for surprise processing fees
• Susan Alexander: A little makeover takes over
• Firefighters battle 2nd blaze in week at W. Knoxville complex
• YWCA Says Kids Need SKIP
• Community Television’s Holiday Gift Auction Seeking Donations
• Talk of the Town March 16
• Letters: March 11, 2012
• Letter: No Republican war on women
• Rachel Wise: In severe weather, social media helps bridge the gap
• Joyce Richman: Life on the road is an adventure
• Tracy Hicks: Time to overhaul the tourism bus
• Snark Bites: Clock ticking toward privatizing daylight saving time
• Grammar Gremlins: Affecting usage a desired effect
• Greg Johnson: Volt shows Obama's auto bailout claims don't have any juice
• Editorial: Sunshine Week a time to highlight open government
• Jack McElroy: A case for expanding the madness
• Tom Humphrey: Social conservatives rule state's GOP electorate
• People and honors: March 11
• Business bulletins: March 11
• KaTom facility at Midway may get more support
• Carter Middle wins TAP School of Promise award
• Bob Hodge: Not everybody agrees what makes for a good ending to a fish story
• Kingsport girl wins tough final for Spelling Bee crown
• McMinn Central's Elizabeth Masengil named Miss Basketball
• David Moon: Fact, fiction often commingled in financial world
• Sex offender arrested after going on school campus, running gymnastics business
• Two shot, one carjacked in East Knoxville late Friday night
• Two-for-one special on handgun carry-permit class at Pellissippi State
• Gov. Bill Haslam: Anti-crime plan hits toughest challenges
• Editorial: Grins and Grimaces
• Gay Street to be focus of Knox Heritage photo contest
• Utility whistleblower files wrongful discharge complaint
• Georgiana Vines: Space needs prompted Romney visit to school
• Utility boards moving to smart meters
• Three days after primary, county law director announces resignation plans
• Campbell County parks hold joint 75th celebration
• Letter: Crematory vote bad news
• City of Maryville investigating whether college illegally dumped chemicals
• Booth Kammann: Girl Scouts standing tall and leading way into second century
• Barry Thacker: Re-mining old sites helps restore land
• Sara Monberg shoots 73; Lady Vols trail LSU by 3
• Changes to building on Knoxville's Market Square up for debate
• Making sports statistics more scientific
• NCAA Tournament Math: More than adding up ones, twos and threes
• Crane will stabilize slide on Spur between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge
• Letter: For starters, rename KTSC
• Letter: Early voting not convenient
• Letter: Conservatives redo history
• Letter: It's our duty to help the poor
• Boss Hogg will retire as Dems flee TN Capitol in droves, Faulk to leave Senate
• Thirty High School Seniors Set to Interview for UT’s Haslam Scholars Program
• Pellissippi State Faculty Senate Book Sale raises nearly $7,600
• Big Idea: UT Staff Member Works for Safer Toys
• Peyton Manning as a Titan? Only if Bud Adams says so
• Ramsey balks on Haslam’s proposed changes to Tennessee's FastTrack grant program
• KPD safely recovers abducted 15-month-old girl
• French, Caribbean, Latin cuisine: Take your pick from The Island Grill
• The Barn at Blackberry Farm named in 101 Best Restaurants in America for 2012
• PrepXtra Boys' Soccer Preview
• Fishing report: March 9
• Proposed South-Doyle stadium demolition stirs outrage
• Changing of the Guard: Franklin named new commander of 199th
• Long scoring drought dooms Wartburg, 56-33
• Every State should feel as though their voice is heard in primaries
• UT Urges Students to Consider Taking Summer Classes
• Pellissippi State hosts expert on religion, culture, politics in Africa
• Former Tennessee House Speaker Jimmy Naifeh won't seek re-election
• Tennessee Titans will miss facing Peyton Manning
• Search under way in Smokies for missing boaters
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park to start charging backcountry camping fee
• Knoxville Pastor meets with White House officials in Washington, D.C.
• Straw polls show Zach Poskevich gaining ground on Bob Corker
• UT Leadership Academy Announces New Fellows
• The Boxers: In the Ring at Knoxville's Ace Miller Golden Gloves Sports Arena
• Santorum wins Tennessee, Romney barely survives in Ohio, larger questions raised
• UT’s Ready for the World Café Journeys to Korea March 15
• Photographer iO Tillett Wright Intends to Capture the Humanity of the LGBT Community in Self-Evident Truth Project
• Questions of Faith: Pastor Tim Tatum
• On To the Next Primary, Aug. 2
• Stacey Jumps Off the Gingrich Train
• Early Vote Flips on Election Day
• Q&A: Tim Michaels, co-president and unofficial coach of the University of Tennessee Gymnastics Club
• Tennessee Shines Returns to WDVX
• Jernigan deal for McClung warehouses appears dead
• Generation of Vipers Announce New Album on Translation Loss
• YourNews: Tennessee Wesleyan students conduct Facebook research
• Mountain National CEO Dwight Grizzell retires
• Best-selling Grammar, Writing Guide by Late UT Professor Celebrates 70th Anniversary
• The Shed Announces Spring Concert Schedule
• Tennessee State Parks - 75 years and counting
• Frank coasts to Anderson County mayor's win, to face Gooch in August
• Pedestrian hurt after being struck by vehicle on Broadway
• McMinn Central in familiar territory; Loudon, Stone Memorial like their opportunities
• For Morristown East, inexperience is motivation
• Tim Wingfield getting to the heart of the matter
• A Super Tuesday election reflection
• UT Summer Camps Give Kids a Chance to Explore, Learn and Enjoy
• Public invited to art exhibit and closing reception at Pellissippi State
• ‘Self Evident Truths’ Project Comes to Campus Next Week
• Scene and heard: Election Day in Knox County
• Hamilton County Schools JROTC leader, deacon charged in sex abuse
• Victim dies in East Knoxville shooting
• New $200 million Whirlpool plant marks opening in Cleveland
• Forecast: Fair, warmup on way for Super Tuesday
• Newt in ET: Gingrich touts gas plan, says Obama 'profoundly wrong'
• A Super tight Tennessee Tuesday
• John Adams: NCAA tournament another step up for Lady Vols
• Bearden wins state Science Bowl
• Architect-painter to Visit UT
• Coming together for Santorum in Tennessee after Campfield switch
• Pellissippi State students record school’s highest finish ever in national math contest
• Edwards named chair of workforce institute
• What’s Your Big Idea?—Mark Walker
• KUB: Fallen trees causing power problems
• Workers reopen 'The Spur' after rockslide in National Park
• Juror: Suspect's mind-set caused divide in jury room
• Forecast: Scattered showers, snow showers in Smokies
• Romney rips deficit, China, Obama in Knox appearance
• Area teams get state tournament draws
• Rockslide blocks one lane of U.S. 441 in Sevier County
• Romney Gives Energetic Speech at West Hills Elementary School
• One wounded in Mechanicsville shooting
• KOA Tellico Plains destroyed by tornado
• Parole officer pleads guilty to reckless endangerment
• Dave Ramsey: Getting rid of expensive bike not worth losing relationship
• UT grad uses alumni business grant to jump start knapsack venture
• Consignment events experience growing pains
• TSSAA Girls' State Tournament
• Maryville man photographs tornado destruction of Indiana town
• Picking up the pieces across Southeast Tennessee after the storm
• TN tornado survivors in Dobson Branch survey damage
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 3/4/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 3/4/12
• Editorial: Legal deal a good step, but TBI records need to be open
• Fred Berry: Outdated law prevents prepaid funeral discounts
• Dr. Martha Buchanan: Knowing HIV/AIDS facts combats dangerous misinformation
• Grammar Gremlins: At your beck and call
• Snark Bites: Stupidity should be a personal choice, advocates for helmetless riding agree
• Lauren Spuhler: Google+ brings Knoxvillians together
• Tuesday's balloting to determine 55 delegates to GOP convention
• Judson Laughter: Improve education by asking educators about good teachers
• John Craig: It's up to the public to solve pension crisis
• JD Howard: Vittles vital to understanding culture
• Wingate eliminates LMU from South Atlantic tournament in OT
• Morristown East tops Maryville, 70-64
• One of horses confiscated in East Knox dies
• One dead, two injured in Anderson County crash
• Man dies in Roane County wreck
• Knoxville ad firms receive ADDY Awards
• Bob Hodge: There's a reason 'Alabama Rigs' are illegal in Tennessee, Elite Series
• Storm tracking Friday night on Twitter, YouTube
• Adult Education program at Pellissippi State offers free GED preparation
• Scope of destruction will be clear today
• Georgiana Vines: GOP enjoying pre-primary 'whirlwind'
• Morgan County man gets prison in connection to officer's death
• GI viruses making rounds, easily spread by the ill
• Night missions, infrared photos find damage in UT roofs
• High-security wireless being installed at Y-12 nukes plant
• Judge rejects plea; Knox man charged with killing parents will stand trial
• Letter: Sierra group chooses Jarret
• Editorial: Grins and Grimaces
• Chris Buice: Disruptive moments can teach us all
• Dawn Coppock: Senate must vote to save our mountains
• Steve Pendleton: Crematory could pose mercury threat
• Watch for I-640 West lane closure
• Tim Pawlenty, Bill Haslam urge votes for Romney
• Jury adds more damages in Mike Ross trial
• KTSC distances itself from Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
• Deductions possible on property improvement
• Downtown churches take turns hosting noontime Lenten services and meals
• Faith briefs, March 3
• Playtime: Family events for March 3, beyond
• Harley Ferguson, Famous Photographer, Turns 90 by Martha Rose Woodward
• Pellissippi State offers fun children’s camps in June and July
• Martha's Talk of the Town March 3
• Green Genie--No Magic Here by Martha Rose Woodward
• Marcia Davis: Spotting rails in Tennessee is a toss-up
• Jury adds more damages in Ross trial
• Big Idea: Senior Organizes Fashion Show to Help Haiti
• Romney to campaign Sunday afternoon in Knoxville
• Judge rejects plea; Knox man charged with killing parents will stand trial
• Making Knoxville and outdoor recreation destination
• West Knox County couple suffer stab wounds in domestic fight
• Webb girls cruise into state title game, 50-29
• Suicide reported at North Knoxville cemetery
• Knox jury flip-flops before announcing final verdict in slaying
• Second round of severe weather expected Friday
• Judge keeping under wraps jury pool locations in torture slaying retrials
• Trio charged in Dandridge home robbery, pistol-whipping
• Farragut's A.J. Simcox named preseason All-American
• NWS confirms tornadoes cut deadly path, killing 3 women in Tennessee
• Roane Medical administrator to retire
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Heritage's Karly Stache
• Carly Harrington: Inventor's latest targets boxed wine
• Tennessee Wesleyan to play ninth seed at NAIA tournament
• Crossover complaint hypocrisies
• ‘Self Evident Truths’ Artist to Stop at UT during Nationwide Equality Tour
• Middle, high school students invited to Pellissippi State Young Inventors Fair
• Trio charged in Dandridge home robbery, pistol whipping
• Development board approves sale of Midway tract
• Tennessee livestock report
• UT Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek on APLU Board, Chairs APLU Commission
• UT Researchers Invent Device to Rapidly Detect Infectious Disease
• Knox deputies lose suspect, discover meth lab
• Officials: Three dead in Tennessee from storms
• Comcast cutting some local jobs, adding more
• UT students likely to see single-digit tuition increase
• VW plans parts warehouse in Roane County
• Lots of local babies make Leap Day debuts
• Walters State baseball gets first No. 1 ranking since 2006
• Letter: Campfield given advice, in theory
• Tennessee, Ohio now the critical points in race for the GOP nomination
• Shuck Raw Bar & Ale comes to Knoxville’s downtown
• Pellissippi State offers sign language classes for children and adults
• Tennessee's Red-State Blues
• PlanET Wants to Re-Envision the Region
• Popcorn Sutton's Popularity Still Growing
• Vanderbilt Brabson IV Another GOP Candidate?
• Walmart Said No to Downtown Knoxville—10 Years Ago
• Disruptive Letters Sent to Alexander, Gore
• Meet Your BOK 2011 Winner: Stanton Webster, General Manager, Nama Sushi Bar Downtown
• Q&A: Mary Lynne Bell, co-resident manager of the Sam Houston Historic Schoolhouse
• Ex-East Tennesseans Amanda and Allen Rigell Find Their Appalachian Voices in Wisconsin
• Top Pellissippi State student musicians perform in March 1 recital
• Students, Alumni Win UT Design Competition
• UT Students Organize Campus-wide Discussion of Big Issues
• Ready for the World Café to Spice Up Lunch with Indian Cuisine
• Tobacco growers fear trade deal will harm exports
• PBS Music Series 'Music Voyager' Will Land in East Tennessee in April
• Group grouses over TVA's grades
• DA Nichols does about-face — again — in Baumgartner scandal
• 'Suspicious' brush fire under investigation in W. Knox County
• Mike Ross hit with multi-million-dollar verdict
• Communications and Marketing Office Wins Top Awards
• Early voting for Tennessee presidential primary ends today
• Pellissippi State brings inventors to campus this Thursday
• YourNews: Local Rotary Club members celebrate World Rotary Day
• Reward seeks to flush out murderer in West Memphis 3 case
• YourNews: Authors speak to Webb students
• YourNews: Maryville College to host speaker on suicide prevention
• YourNews: Historical society celebrated Washington’s birthday
• UT Literature Center to Host Acclaimed Children’s Author
• Stephen S. Hall, Award-winning New York Times Magazine Writer, to Speak at UT
• North Knoxville brothers cut during pain pill heist at residence
• Forecast: Partly sunny, high in 60s
• Mike Bianchi: Fire and rain wreck Daytona 500
• Ice Bears add defensemen Shaun Arvai, Ryan Ramage
• Maryville College men, women learn NCAA foes
• Judge declines to stack sentences in drug deal shootings
• Buffett singles out Clayton Homes in annual letter
• Letters: Teacher liked coverage of censored student
• State: Two Middle TN horses dead from rabies
• Pellissippi State hosts Caribbean Fest on Feb. 28
• Conservatives, faith, and the Republican nomination
• Home-schooling families invited to Pellissippi State open house
• UT Researchers Help Alumnus with Mobility Issues Due to Cerebral Palsy
• Daytona 500 moved to 7 p.m.
• Banks roll out new fees after debit fees fail to fly
• UT Broadcasting Grad Wins Oscar for Documentary
• English Language Institute Offers Opportunities for UT’s International Students
• UT College of Communication and Information to Host Diversity Banquet March 2
• Crash snarls Maynardville Highway in Union County
• George Korda: How are we going to define 'bullying?'
• David Moulton: I'm all-in on Danica Patrick
• Forecast: Overcast early, sunny afternoon
• Georgiana Vines: Dems prepare for Charlotte national convention
• Watch for Broadway lane closures
• Editorial: Celebrate 75th anniversary of state park system
• Smoky Mountain Winterfest 2012
• George Quarles 'hopeful' Maryville will get synthetic turf
• Rain delays Daytona 500 to Monday
• Two arrested on meth-making charges in Blount County
• West Knox mom creates 'green' baggies for snacks, lunch
• Dave Ramsey: Threat of financial storm shouldn't rush decisions
• Heather Alexander: Birthday parties on a dime
• Celebration & chaos: Knoxville's 1910-19 decade begins with expo, ends with race riot
• Tom Humphrey: 'Summer study' is where bills go to die quiet deaths
• Editorial: Time to protect state's peaks from harmful mining
• Jack McElroy: Lessons from the Lenoir City school newspaper
• Bestsellers, Feb. 26, 2012
• Officials aim to restrict diversion of patients
• Michelle Singletary: Kids face parents' money ills
• David Moon: An objectively equal, subjectively fair look at taxes
• People and honors February 26
• Business bulletins: February 26
• Paul Fain: Examine any irrational thinking before investing
• News Sentinel Open happy with schedule slot, results
• Osmond Robinson floats in game winner for West, 41-39
• Alcoa's pressure defense comes to life against Pigeon Forge, 74-41
• Dallas Fields' half-court shot at buzzer advances Powell, 58-55
• Super PAC spending hits Tennessee
• Erin Chapin: Women's health an issue for both sexes
• Maryville father charged in shooting death of son
• Grand jury upgrades charge in one-punch death
• Births announcements for the week of Feb. 26
• Marriage licenses issued in Knox County, Feb. 26
• Stealing the show: Michael Strickland's inner entertainer shines through Bandit Lites
• Trevor Bayne's rise still under construction
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Caryville
• Bob Hodge: Another wild claim shows why legislature shouldn't manage wildlife
• Victim shot in leg shows up at North Knox gas station
• Bulletin Board: Feb. 26
• Woman indicted for spiking co-worker's drink
• Harley Ferguson, Famous Photographer Turns 90
• Drivers don't mind that Patrick still garners a lot of attention
• Adult Education program at Pellissippi State offers free English classes
• Citizen's Voice: Keep selection process for appellate judges
• Grins and Grimaces
• Jarron Springer: Let people vote on wine in food stores
• Lamar Alexander casts ballot, endorses Mitt Romney
• Church events, Feb. 25, 2012
• Bank, Tim Hutchison settle lawsuit
• Zimbabwe Matavou: Deeds best way to honor black history
• Ice Bears gave time on their side, 3-1
• Fulton gets past scrappy Alcoa, 71-63
• Alcoa Middle School student arrested in sex assault allegation
• Lawyer: Visiting Irishmen who stole Old Glory 'loved America'
• Audit looms for KTSC: Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett looking for firm figures
• Inspired Webb girls handle Jackson Christian, 54-32
• Explosion at construction site injures motorist
• Trevor Bayne starting on front row of Nationwide race
• Supporters kick off annual Alzheimer's Walk fundraiser
• Demolition underway at historic Gatlinburg hotel
• Get active with outdoor, home repair classes at Pellissippi State
• Occupy your own house
• Pellissippi State hosts ‘Pell-Aware’ alcohol and drug awareness day
• Oak Ridge trucker killed in I-75 crash
• Domestic dispute leads to arrest of 'Most Wanted' suspect
• E.W. Scripps 4Q earnings down
• UT Symposium to Explore Communication Research
• Knoxville police seize cash, prescription pills
• Trevor Bayne's help gets friend into 500
• Judge stacks 50 years onto life term in slaying of Barley's waitress
• Got milk? Grainger girls prefer chocolate milk as post-game snack
• Make or break time for boys, girls basketball
• Fishing Report: Feb. 24
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Maryville's Bailie Roberts
• Girls' Region Tournament Primer
• Boys' Region Tournament Primer
• Carly Harrington: Pinterest promotes brands, inspires ideas
• Fatal shootout nets gang member life plus 26 years
• State secrecy on business incentives would set bad precedent
• UT’s CURENT Hosts Science Night at Whittle Springs Middle School
• Knoxville Firm Licenses Human Remains Discovery Technology Developed at UT and ORNL
• UT Takes Ownership of Campus Streets, Removes Parking Meters on Phillip Fulmer Way
• Pellissippi State expands apprenticeships, green education initiatives
• Deputies investigate fatal W. Knox crash
• Tennessee livestock report
• Restaurant supply company eyes expansion to Midway
• UT Ranks #1 Worldwide in Supply Chain Management Research Productivity
• Chattanooga man's body found in E. Knoxville alley
• ETSU basketball players robbed on campus at gunpoint, $1,300 cash stolen
• MTSU player: Scholarship was startup for drug biz
• Forecast: Showers moving through; severe storms possible tonight
• Knoxville's Dirty Guv’nahs Set Their Sights on a Changing Music Industry
• He’s Just Not That Into You
• New Grant May Help Young Victims of Dating Violence
• GOP Still Likes Killing Hall Income Tax
• Dykes Snuffed Gay Effort
• Q&A: Khann Chov, farm manager for the CAC Beardsley Community Farm
• PBS Show About Knoxville Music Will Play Here... Eventually
• Webb Wilder Kicks Off Pine Ridge House Concert Series
• UT Symposium on Electronic Health Records Planned for Spring
• UT’s SEE Center to Host Health Fair on Campus
• Ready for the World Café to Feature Brazilian Specialties
• Tips for teaching kids about money
• Sales, profits grow at Chattanooga-based Astec Industries
• The Daytona pack is back, and NASCAR is happy
• Austin-East wins first 3-AA tournament since 2009
• Healthy Life Clinics Announce New Blog
• Knoxville Institute of Hair Design Turns 50 by Martha Woodward
• Five Year Old Invents New Club for Kids by Martha Woodward
• Woman allegedly attacked with meat cleaver by husband
• TBI investigating 'suspicious death' at Bearden nursing home
• One wounded in North Knoxville shooting
• Josh Flory: Urbin infill irks Concord Street neighbor
• Reward offered in two Oak Ridge arsons
• Anderson candidates list priorities, goals during forum
• Bill Dunn proposes rewrite of 'don't say gay' bill
• Eva at Christmas
• Five Year Old Invents New Club for Kids
• Prepare for Certified Welding Inspector exam at Pellissippi State
• UT Nursing, Engineering Invention to Better Nurses World Wide
• Pellissippi State hosts discussion among political party reps
• Cocaine, cash seized from alleged illegal immigrant in Morristown
• Handful turns out to rally around "Little Brown Dog"
• 'Don't Say Gay' bill troubles school counselors in TN
• Alstom CEO: Nuclear rebirth slow but 'just a question of time'
• UT Knoxville Receives Silver STARS Rating for Campus Sustainability Achievements
• Man dies in travel camper fire in North Knox County
• Nissan plans to add 1,000 jobs at Middle Tennessee plant
• NC deputy shoots teen after chase west of Asheville
• Friends of the Smokies license tags available again
• Forecast: Sprinkles possible early; sunny skies, mild temperatures
• THP: Truck driver killed in latest I-75 crash
• Traffic issues raised in public meeting for University Commons
• Rockwood public works director on unpaid leave as credit card buys eyed
• State getting word out on next steps of NCLB waiver
• Players treasure memories from '56 Knoxville College team
• Old City rally for Romney: Backers urge Tennessee win
• Hardin Valley students create colorful mosaic at school's entrance
• School Matters events: Feb. 21
• School Matters briefs: Feb. 21
• Letter: Don't take from just Defense Department
• AuH2O all over again?
• Internationally acclaimed photographer Lois Greenfield to visit Pellissippi State
• UT to Host Southeast German Studies Workshop March 1-2
• Marco Institute to Host Symposium on Reading, Writing in Pre-modern World
• UT Professor, Ant Enthusiast Honored with Cox Professorship
• UT School of Information Sciences to host Wiegand Lectures
• Big shippers make pitch to allow heavier trucks
• Libertarians push helmet law repeal
• YourNews: Medical center kicks off new program, grants kids’ wishes
• Trevor Bayne finds winning sponsors as tough as winning races
• Forecast: Chilly; slick roads possible
• Letter: Slaughter in Canaan a myth
• Letter: Simmering in socialism
• Watch for lanes closed in Grainger, Hawkins, Roane counties
• One dead after Blount crash Saturday
• Knoxville man abandons fight over misdemeanor arrest
• Finally healthy, Carson-Newman relishes contact
• Ray also out as CEO of Women's Basketball Hall of Fame operator
• Baby boomer skips retirement, opens fabric shop
• Dave Ramsey: No college is $100K more valuable than another one
• Susan Alexander: New book addresses breaking a big habit
• Blount County homicide suspect extradited from Detroit
• Peyton Manning makes donation to scholarship fund
• Every bit counts: Knox County going after small sums
• Money briefs, Feb. 20
• Pellissippi State hosts panel on Jim Crow laws for Black History Month
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 2/19/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 2/19/12
• Don Ferguson: Scholar who wrote about Oakwood found in Scotland
• Jack McElroy: Richard Baumgartner questions have merit
• Tom Humphrey: Gov. Haslam is a nice guy, but...
• Snark Bites: Local corruption comes straight from the snark
• Lanes to close in Grainger, Hawkins, Roane counties
• Campbell County beats Hardin Valley, sets up rematch with Anderson County
• Alabama becomes 9th to offer Todd Kelly Jr.
• Lacrosse event 'opportunity to spotlight' growing sport
• Bob Hodge: Hunting turkey more than a hobby for Harrogate's Bobby Mars
• Andrew Gribble: Projected mid-round pick Tauren Poole acting on scouts' feedback
• Stories of Blount Mansion slaves tell history of house
• David Barger to step down as Carson-Newman athletics director
• Alabama offers Webb's Todd Kelly Jr.
• Holes-in-One: Feb. 19
• David Moon: In praise of second-level thinkers
• Increase math skills at your own pace with online ‘ReadyMATH’ class
• Associate professor speaks on using math, computer to resolve group decisions
• Dozens of tickets, cases trashed because of ex-trooper's credibility
• Beck Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters disqualified could lose county funding
• Georgiana Vines: Armstrong jabs Jarret over experience
• Joan Markel to speak as Civil War lecture series continues
• Watch for Knox shoulder, lane closures
• Rebate applications increase for efficient appliance money
• Anderson County mayor seeks old commission post
• John Adams: Drew Steckenrider doubles up for Vols
• Pigeon Forge boys use momentum to beat Gatlinburg-Pittman, 59-44
• Ray is gone as CEO of KTSC, and the Hall of Fame
• Knoxville Marines return home following 9-month deployment
• UT quarterback surprises dog attack victim with school visit
• Knox County couple accused of keeping exotic animals may keep clean record
• Allegiant drops Knoxville-to-Las Vegas flights
• Groups file suit to block Georgia nuclear plant
• Healthy Life Clinics Announce New Blog
• Knoxville Institute of Hair Design Turns 50
• Five Year Old Invents New Club for Kids
• UT College of Architecture to Present Series on Designing Health Environments
• Chinese delegates to visit Pellissippi State
• 5K Race to Benefit UT Libraries March 3
• Police: Knoxville pair charged in auto break-ins
• Chinese trade officials announce in Memphis plans to buy $500M of U.S. cotton
• No room for error in 50-yard freestyle
• Previous rib injury causes Scott Stallings to withdraw
• Offers pile up for Webb defensive back Todd Kelly Jr.
• No secret: Trevor Bayne eyes a repeat
• Knox County honors top teachers
• Fishing Report: Feb. 17
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Bearden's Ty Greene
• Haley Cornellison turned in big week for Kingston
• UT Graduate School of Medicine unveils new simulation center
• Carly Harrington: Events highlight fashion, food and social media
• Letter: 'Liberal' is not a dirty word
• Letter: When is enough really enough?
• Letter: KTSC's nonprofit status no surprise
• Letter: Will you admit voting for Obama?
• TBI Director "cannot comment" on source of Ford-Shipley witch hunt
• Pellissippi State’s Magnolia Avenue Campus hosts Feb. 17 electronics recycling event
• Peyton and Ashley Manning Expand Scholarship Endowment for UT Students
• Governor’s Chair Brian Wirth Briefs Secretary Chu
• Food Briefs, Feb. 16
• Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to Speak at UT
• TN manufacturers skeptical tax perks will bring back overseas jobs
• UT’s 2012-13 Life of the Mind Book Chosen: ‘The Accidental Asian’
• Woman arrested in East Knoxville apartment complex shooting
• UT Announces Parking, Road Changes for New Student Union Project
• Maryville, William Blount join top seeds
• Powell girls score knockout blow to Halls
• Moncier continues fight to keep law license
• Overloaded trailer splits in two on Strawberry Plains Pike
• US Energy Secretary Steven Chu visits ORNL, experiences nuclear in 3-D
• Dropped events and passing mentions add to Ray's bonus
• Inflated figures, events KTSC didn't host boosted Ray's salary
• Legislative Notebook: 'Don't say gay,' civil service bills advance
• Roe meets Wade: Cardiac patient visits congressman/doctor
• UT athletic director Dave Hart appreciates Lady Vols assistants
• Knox charter review panel won't need commission approval
• Sweetwater's retail district attracting a crowd
• Southeastern Portion of UT Campus Hit by Power Outage
• UT Faculty on Cutting Edge of Supply Chain Management Research
• Bonnaroo and Rhythm N' Blooms Announce 2012 Lineups
• The Reed Family's Alien Nightmare
• Meet Your BOK 2011 Winner: Richard Cameron, aka Raz, Club XYZ
• Technology Talk Dominates Knox County School Board Races
• Jockeying For Position in Trustee Office?
• Environmental Department Heads Roll
• Where’s Our Overload of Campaign Ads?
• Herman Cain To Be Keynote Speaker at Reagan Day Dinner
• Q&A: Lisa Chassy, DVM, head veterinarian at Young-Williams Animal Center
• Is a stem cell transplant in your future? Pellissippi State professor discusses sources, applications of stem cells
• Ready for the World Café Serves Up Part of Japanese Culture Week
• UT Professors’ Design, Preservation of Homes Featured in International Magazine
• UT Retail, Hospitality Department to Honor Heartland Series’ Bill Landry
• "Shrek the Musical" rocking fairy tale
• YourNews: Maryville art group will host art show
• KPD officer treated for minor injuries following crash
• Control of Memphis-based Morgan Keegan expected to change on April 2
• TVA using creative means to avoid debt ceiling
• Loudon County medical technician charged with raping patient
• Forecast: Patchy dense fog early; sunshine to break through
• KPD: Young boy lost on morning stroll returned safely to family
• Cocaine seized, one arrested in Morristown raid
• Front-court play key for Hardin Valley in 55-47 victory against Oak Ridge
• Catholic's youth paying dividends, 70-44
• U.S., EU clear Google's $12.5B Motorola Mobility bid
• Oak Ridge board nixes home for addicts across from school
• War veteran, White House worker Guy Darden dies
• Housemate's testimony links suspects to store owner's death
• Letter: Thanks given for holiday prison visit
• Letter: Pregnancy means it's too late to choose
• Letter: Obama misquotes Bible for votes
• If he switches, GOP should welcome Eddie Bass with open arms
• UT Solar-powered House Moving to Nashville as Part of Tennessee Tour
• Dancers, artists from China to perform at Pellissippi State
• Knoxville man shot in arm is identified
• UT Symphony Orchestra to Present Lecture, Concert on Mussorgsky’s ‘Pictures’
• Health Management Associates reports higher earnings
• Authorities investigating what caused fire at Madisonville florist
• Leading Author on American Religion to Speak at UT Feb. 28
• Reward offered for slaying of mother black bear in Big South Fork
• Illegal immigrants involved in fatal crashes may face higher bail
• Night hunting wild hogs, coyotes a possibility under new rules
• FedEx to invest $141.8M to consolidate, expand its Memphis flight-simulator operations
• Pickup truck runs into rig on I-75 in Campbell County, killing driver
• Forecast: Valentine's Day kinda sweet
• State rebounding from economic slump, UT professor says
• Powell sets up elimination rematch with Halls
• Asia Cafe Plans Tribute to Whitney Houston for Friday
• Knox County school board discusses capital priorities
• Tennessee offers scholarship to former Vol's son
• Regal Entertainment posts lower Q4 profit, revenue
• Obama budget seeks USEC funds
• National Seating exiting Tellico Plains, another company entering
• Letter: Answers show disconnect
• Letter: Taxpayers need more leaks
• Cain will address TCU Reagan Day March 3rd
• Black History Month celebration continues at Pellissippi State
• Nucor plans $113M investment in its Memphis mill
• UT Researchers Find E-Car Emissions May Be More Harmful than Gasoline Cars’
• Dad, son flee fire in South Knoxville
• Audi plant decision eyed by summer, VW official says
• Anderson purchases music distribution rights
• UT Global Supply Chain Institute Finding: Talented Managers are Companies’ Key Competitive Advantage
• Police: Man shot recovering, not talking
• UT Faculty Appreciation Week 2012: Big Thanks for Big Ideas!
• Airport Hilton to appeal property tax assessment
• Two-day Lean manufacturing class at Pellissippi State
• Ghost Town in the Sky sold at auction
• Forecast: Chilly; wintry mix moving into region
• Maryville looks to 'step it up' at wrestling tournament
• Blount County mobile home destroyed by fire
• Your chance to ask Jamie Satterfield questions on former Judge Richard Baumgartner
• Derailed for a decade, railroad museum plans back on track
• Greene County man charged with first-degree murder
• Booming city-to-city bus company expands Knoxville services
• Dave Ramsey: Don't fall for same-as-cash offers
• Unknown number of pets perish in N. Knox house fire
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 2/12/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 2/12/12
• March ballot offers five Knox County contested races
• Indya Kincannon for Knox County school board, 2nd District
• Snark Bites: Lawmaker suspected of becoming performance artist
• Tom Humphrey: Governor and lawmakers study food, death, taxes
• Grammar Gremlins: 'Your-all's use is OK
• Toni Duval: Technology redefines work force training
• Early voting information
• GOP presidential candidate delegates
• Doug Harris for Knox County school board, 3rd District
• Elaine Davis for Knox County school board, 5th District
• Effort under way to redevelop shuttered Alcoa plant
• Holes-in-One: Feb. 12
• Gibbs' Austin Griffith helps team get redemption
• John Adams: UT has 92 reasons to believe in Sal Sunseri
• Tanner Torres led the way for Anderson County
• Cold, windy conditions suit Brent Schouler in Strawberry Plains half marathon victory
• Bob Hodge: Missouri provides more evidence against deer farming
• Two Knoxville residents injured in Jefferson County crash
• RunKNOX group to connect athletes, coaches
• Bass Results: Feb. 12
• David Moon: Beware of what lurks under the surface
• Gary Bickford and Stan Brock at the Remote Area Medical event on...
• Stan Brock's Remote Area Medical 659th Event
• Senior Corps of Retired Executives Award Goes to Gary Bickford, Ph.D
• Gloria Ray's Performance Better Than Oscars
• Darden Copeland: Show up to get wine in grocery stores
• Knox County Schools makes two appointments
• Judge approves Rarity Pointe financing bid
• No headline - stbrfs
• Upton shares 'Clinton 12' experience with students
• James Earl Ray reels discovered
• Teens lobby governor, lawmakers for job restoration, funding shift
• Knox County Commission to discuss workforce demographics
• Political Notebook: One legislator disputes 'heroic actions' of another
• Sevier County realtor sentenced to two years in fraud scheme
• Maryville man claims $250,000 lottery win
• Georgiana Vines: Cain to headline GOP dinner
• 'On Demand' TV pilot targets Type II diabetes
• Letter: Compensation was defensible
• Woodson's leftover campaign war chest: $127K
• Campaign disclosures: Armstrong, McNally among biggest beneficiaries
• Editorial: Grins and Grimaces
• Citizen's Voice: Christianity has no basis for bullying
• Blount detectives investigate death in Walland
• Dozens of shoppers 'mob' Emery's 5 & 10
• KCSO: Hockey dad attacks opposing teen player
• Man arraigned on jail bomb threat indictments
• Dooley leads tour of Tennessee's new practice facility
• Letter: Beware of agencies
• Letter: Restrict some political cash
• Letter: Tennessee has bigger woes
• Letter: Campfield prompts fears
• Church events, Feb. 11, 2012
• Tax Tips: Foreign retirement income is taxable as SS benefit
• Grant Scalf looking to be part of group that finishes Spartan Death Race
• Letter: Kids taught bullying is OK
• Letter: Can't pick your customers
• Knox area pump prices surge overnight; oil falls
• Weapon dealer taps extremists' defense
• Tenn. and Ky. beef profts hit historic highs
• Forecast: Rain, snow - yes, snow - wind, cold
• Judge decides right-to-give-care case
• Motorcyclist crashes into DUI charge
• Braves using last year as motivation
• Investigation continues into McMinn teen's suicide
• Educators see benefits, concerns in proposed class size plan
• Emery's 5 & 10 is cash mob location
• State's new public safety plan targets drug abuse, violent crime
• Letter: KTSC problem goes beyond just Ray
• Letter: Do you remember Joe the plumber?
• Letter: Homosexual life a dangerous one
• Letter: Campfield focusing on wrong priorities
• Carly Harrington: Food trucks make their way to town
• Fishing Report: Feb. 10
• MPC approves bid to strengthen residential zoning in Lonsdale
• Ramsey warns public to stay away from TN Capitol as Occupiers degenerate
• Ramsey warns public to stay away from TN Capitol as Occupiers degenerate
• UT Accounting Scholarship Honors Young Alumna
• Judge approves Rarity Pointe finance plan
• Faculty Appreciation Week 2012: Big Ideas Classroom, Research, Outreach
• Mt. Juliet teacher says boys' slapping bet 'ruined' her career
• TBI searches private law office of Hawkins judge
• Sheriff: Facebook friend deletion reason for murder
• Wacker Polysilicon to expand Charleston, TN, operations again
• Trooper to defend actions after fiery, fatal crash
• Forecast: Overcast early; weekend chill on the way
• Hilton loses property tax exemption, ordered to pay $60,000 in back taxes
• Authorities probe reason behind McMinn teen's suicide
• Santorum sweep opens race for GOP nod ahead of Super Tuesday
• Q&A: Emily Ellis, Brown Bag Green Book series coordinator
• Both Parties Are Having Trouble Finding Possible Replacements for Tindell
• Dear Pink Lady: Advice for Knoxville’s Lovers From Our Soluble Solutions Columnist
• Meet the KUB Vegetation Management Staff
• KTSC Hopes Moxley Carmichael Will Help Restore Trust
• R.I.P. Ed Corts
• Knoxville man wounded in drive-by shooting
• Casenova Backpack Creator Given $12.5K Grant from UT Boyd Venture Fund
• Knox gas prices rise, oil up after US crude supply drop
• Knoxville Music Scene Shows Signs of Spring
• Barriers fall between TV, Internet
• UT School of Information Sciences Recruiting Students for the Emerging Field of Science Data Curation
• More than 200 lawyers to show support for Law Director Joe Jarret today
• Oak Ridge locks up share of District 3-AAA title
• Marjorie Butler remains a leader for Webb
• One wounded in Mechanicsville drive-by shooting
• City Council splits developer's N. Knoxville zoning request
• Union County school board votes charges warrant termination of superintendent
• Princeton Review gives UT 'best value' recognition
• Team Health Holdings reports stronger 4Q earnings
• 'It looked like a parked car to me': Trooper defends actions in chase, fatal wreck
• KTSC Claimed Economic Impact From Events It Didn't Actually Book
• Cumberland County commissioner arrested on DUI charge
• 91-year-old recalls first black school in New Market, integration of Knox lunch counters
• Tennova launches new ER initiative
• Knoxville's former Oakwood Elementary may have life after all
• Legislative Notebook: Officeholder crimes, term limits, military service fraud
• Tennessee Constitution matters to Casada
• 2011 Fall Academic Achievers
• Chattanooga-based Unum quits long-term care field, takes loss
• KTSC executive committee votes to place CEO Gloria Ray on paid administrative leave
• Pair arrested after owner chases suspected car thieves
• Princeton Review Names UT Knoxville a ‘Best Value’ College
• Overtime bill pits needs of high-tech employers vs. workers
• Ready for the World Café Launches Spring Luncheon Series with Ireland
• North Knoxville shooting under investigation
• Armed robbers bind victims, take cash at Knoxville hotel
• Fleita excited to talk baseball at Smokies banquet
• Energy-efficient appliances key to TVA power savings, report says
• Tennessee Valley Power Use
• Burchett wants to renegotiate KTSC contract
• Knox County to investigate 2009 KTSC payment
• Work on new Oak Ridge retail site imminent with TIF approval
• Letter: Pension quote causes confusion
• The Obama Administration's war on the Kingdom of God
• RecycleMania Competition Hits UT Campus Today
• Pellissippi State presents fall dean’s list
• UT’s Brittany Thomas is State Bar’s Law Student Volunteer of the Year
• Thieves preying on tax returns, IRS says
• Toxic treats? Owners say China-made product killed dogs; FDA issues warning but can't concur
• In anti-fee climate, banks quietly raise revenue elsewhere
• 'Hot Sauce' adds to local flavor of XFC card
• Fashion-week planners jump into latest trend, promise energetic shows
• Fashion week gives new Knoxville designers a chance
• Bridal show will go beyond wedding planning
• Dave Ramsey: Having the right insurance protects your nest egg
• East Knoxville house fire ruled suspicious
• TDOT: I-40 rock slide cleared, one westbound lane to stay closed for more work
• New York Giants' offense takes note of Tennessee Titans
• Real Estate Transfers - 2/5/12
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 2/5/11
• Jack McElroy: Public Records Law is a secret to success
• Grammar Gremlins: Which is wrong, to begin with
• Letter: College costs the new bubble
• M.L. Smith: Driving Alcoa Highway not for faint of heart
• Christy Parrott: Full-time mom is only part-time clever
• Two suffer minor injuries in East Knox fire
• Glory Johnson wants teammates to 'jump on the train'
• Stan Brock, founder of Remote Area Medical
• Stan Brock's Remote Area Medical Hosts Event in Knoxville
• ‘Books and more’ sale at Pellissippi State’s Blount County site benefits students
• Burchett: If allegations are true, Trustee John Duncan should go
• Political happenings for Feb. 4, 2012
• Matt Lowe resigns from Powell to spend more time with family
• Next step — find a new CEO for KTSC
• Coming up: More on KTSC
• Letter: At death, life returns to God
• Letter: Discrimination always wrong
• Boat dealers look for turnaround in 2012
• National civil-rights pioneer Ciby Herzfeld Kimbrough started with Gay Street protest
• Big Orange. Big Ideas. Big Launch.
• Pellissippi State’s free concert series continues with Winter Choral Concert
• OTICS expands Morristown plant, adds jobs
• Facebook has become a financial giant, but not an invincible one
• Namaste, travelers! SFO opens airport yoga room
• Ex-Stanford exec returns for 2nd day of testimony
• Unemployment falls to 8.3 pct. after hiring burst
• Planned Parenthood sues TN over cuts to STD program
• Matt Lowe resigns as Powell coach
• TVA reports $173 million quarterly loss
• Hardin Valley's Allie Kington signs with Clemson
• Stuart Thomas to play golf at Chattanooga
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Oak Ridge's Lonnie McClanahan
• Jayda Johnson, Alex Fountain take weekly honors
• CAREACTER Star Athletes: Jan. 3
• PrepXtra Files: Rockwood's Cleveland Davidson
• Fishing Report: Feb. 3
• Carly Harrington: Tagging service helps busy mom consign
• West wrestlers out to make 'a little bit of noise'
• UT Knoxville Welcomes 600 Parents, Others for Winter Family Weekend
• UT Students Honor Charles Darwin with Darwin Day
• ‘Books and more’ sales at Pellissippi State campuses to benefit students
• Tennessee livestock report
• Digestible Science: UT Science Forum Weekly Brown Bag Talks Begin Friday
• Area players sign Letters of Intent
• Mayors Burchett and Rogero call for KTSC CEO Gloria Ray's resignation
• FTN Financial picks up Nevada investment firm
• UT Biosolar Breakthrough Promises Cheap, Easy Green Electricity
• Two Knoxville banks robbed in less than an hour
• THP: Trooper deliberately drove past fatal wreck after chase
• Hold the presses, the race is far from over
• Baker Center Kicks off Energy-Environmental Forum Thursday
• Local Color: Knoxville's North Central Neighborhood
• Local Songwriters Launch "Career-Management" App for Musicians
• Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus hosts Feb. 16 open house
• Square Room Prepares Scruffy Concert Series
• Edwin “Rocky” Wynder, 1928-2012
• UT Economists Say State, National Economies Improving Slowly
• Did Tourism Head Get Bonus Pay From Hail Storm?
• Whirlpool workers shift to new plant in Cleveland
• The Booting Heard ’Round the World
• Attorney Gordon Ball Can't Get a Billion-Dollar Break
• Outlaws Club President Mark Lester Released
• Meet Your BOK 2011 Winner: Adrienne Knight, Trio Café
• Q&A: Stephen M. Dupree, one of 24 bachelors being auctioned to benefit the Friends of Literacy
• Will our plugged-in planet have a green or black future?
• Rand Paul's airport run-in raises alarm over scanner accuracy
• Judge concludes Memphis photographer Ernest Withers served as FBI informant
• Mountain City double murder baffles investigators; baby found alive in slain mother's arms
• UT Unveils Redesigned Web Site
• “Big” Branding Campaign Introduced
• StartupTN.com aims to link state's businesspeople
• North Knox man's feet, hands burned in fire
• UT Launches “Big” Branding Campaign; Part of Top 25 Mission
• District nice, not final goal for Campbell County
• Balanced scoring works for Maryville against Bearden, 62-54
• THP: Pedestrian killed along I-40 in Cocke County survived earlier strike
• Lawsuit: Trooper negligent in chase, wreck that killed Knox man
• Tele-stroke robot highlights Covenant investments
• Caris Healthcare acquires S.C.-based Solaris Hospice
• Knoxville woman pleads guilty to mail fraud in embezzling scheme
• Prosecutors fight against use of Baumgartner file as proof of error
• Letter: Strict gun laws make citizens safer
• Editor: Republican wrong on family planning
• State of the State
• Pellissippi State writer-in-residence to read poems from new book
• Alarm System to be Tested Wednesday
• Gov. Bill Haslam's $31 billion budget abolishes government jobs, raises pay
• Sevier County deputy fired following DUI charge
• City of Knoxville seeks to end dumping of roofing shingles
• Letter: Downtown Knox is a busy place now
• Letter: Check out roofing companies first
• "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone"
• Nine Pellissippi State art faculty featured in downtown exhibit
• KCDC plans office building in Mechanicsville
• UTPD Hosts Sixth Annual Memorial Golf Tournament
• ABB to acquire Memphis-based Thomas & Betts for $3.9B
• Wacker plant site in Bradley County ‘a little city’
• Georgia Senate bill seeks to lift ban on hunting with silencer equipped firearms
• Forecast: Chilly start; warm front will push up highs
• UT student fights off armed robber in Fort Sanders
• Pedestrian killed along I-40 in Cocke County
• One dead, one critical following South Knoxville knife fight between brothers
• Police: Vendor shoots himself in the hand at Knoxville gun show
• One injured in 'very suspicious' North Knoxville fire
• Susan Alexander: iNflamed with instant appreciation
• Sen. Lamar Alexander wants to focus on getting things done
• Dave Ramsey: What should a couple's emergency fund look like?
• Business owner returns to art, commits to creating 'green' mosaics for 52 weeks
• Glenn Reynolds: Record check an ineffective nuisance
• TN Democrats seek celebrity to challenge Corker
• Tom Humphrey: End of civil service could open door for patronage's return
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 1/29/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 1/29/12
• One dead, one injured in stabbing on Chapman Highway
• Sam Venable: Are these flowers teasing us?
• Two charged in strangling death get court-appointed attorneys
• James Brown Sr., one of last real sons of Confederate veterans, dies at 99
• For Deon Grant, playing former Vols in NFL 'like a family reunion'
• Services for Phillip 'Tookie' Stanford to be Tuesday; Fund set up
• Letters to the Sports Editor: Jan. 29
• Holes-in-One: Jan. 29
• David Moon: While not sexy, valuations beat cocktail banter
• Late Kentucky poet laureate’s cufflinks return to family via Pellissippi State
• Send in your questions for our Tax Tips column
• Watch for slowdowns in Sevier County
• Letter: Gloria Ray holding Knoxville back
• Jacqueline L. Schrubb: Energy drinks can be harmful
• Jack B. Draper: Consider effects of Lakeshore's closure
• Citizen's Voice: A boy's journey to manhood need not be taken alone
• Editorial: Grins and Grimaces
• One dead in Anderson County wreck
• New Anderson task force launches centralized dispatching study
• Slaying suspect allegedly used lawyer in pot smuggling plot
• Ijams in early February: Birds, hikes, groundhogs and gardening
• PrepXtra bowlers come up short at state championships
• Knoxville lawyer's license suspended
• From 'super car' to electrics, auto show offers full lineup
• Will "the people are too dumb" be campaign slogan for judicial selection?
• Newport Optometry Center's Student Voucher Program
• Love Kitchen Sisters Delighted to Receive Donations
• Talk of the Town January 27
• Poetry of Jason Sturner
• Pellissippi State student conquers math phobia, pursues economics at Columbia U.
• Knoxville police seek 'armed and dangerous' shooting suspect
• UT Scores Big on EPA Game Day Recycling Challenge
• Knox gas prices continue to rise; oil flat
• Ex-West High standout 'Tookie' Stanford dies from self-inflicted gun shot wound
• The PrepXtra Files: Wartburg's Alex Fountain
• PrepXtra Boys' Top 10
• PrepXtra Girls' Top 10
• Pigeon Forge debuts new Key Lime Pie Factory
• Three in state bowling finals
• Grace's Bryce Kendrick, Kingston's Makayla Cordell picked by PrepXtra pros.
• Carly Harrington: Businesses urge closing online sales tax loophole
• ET college students help count the region's homeless
• Letter: Walters disappoints with Kardashians
• Letter: Administration ruining country
• Travisville - a small but mighty place in history
• Public invited to Pellissippi State’s Feb. 8 ‘Healthy Pelli’ Health Fair
• Former West standout 'Tookie' Stanford dies from self-inflicted gun shot wound
• Tennessee livestock report
• Legal Aid Society releases brochure on changes in Landlord Tenant laws
• Nucor to spend $290M expanding steel mills in Memphis and two other cities
• Audit finds Davidson County Clerk collected $119,000 by charging wedding fees
• Nashville airport video doesn't show 'irate' Sen. Rand Paul
• Hawkins Sessions Court judge won't step down
• Courage award winner Shara Shoup's faith kept her strong
• Man charged with impersonating ranger for cabin rental discounts
• Haslam, Harwell, Ramsey unite behind judge selection plan
• Analysts: Get used to buying $4-per-gallon gas
• Hamblen County man indicted on child porn charges
• Knox airports' annual impact put at $616 million
• UT students take lead in planning, building Haiti school
• Beavers' controversial judicial review bill canned
• Our Gang: Will Those Little Rascals of the Tennessee Legislature Finally Get Serious?
• Help students by donating books, other media to Pellissippi State sale
• Crazy or Important? Bills to Look Out For in the 2012 Tennessee Legislature
• Non-Profit diaperLove Provides Diapers to Needy Families
• Dirty Guv'nahs Wrap Up Nashville Recording Session
• Arts Group Cabal Plots Takeover!
• Developer Says Tupelo Honey Café Coming to Market Square
• Here's Who is Endorsing Who in Republican Primary
• With Rep. Harry Tindell Opting Out, Who Will Run For His District?
• Q&A: Susan Fowlkes, Knox County Health Department’s clinical nutrition director
• Brown-Forman to pay cash dividend
• Google, Facebook jack up spending in DC
• Wireless service: Waiters toting tablets, wine lists via Wi-Fi
• UT Economist Matt Murray Tapped to Lead Baker Center
• US Airways 4Q income falls as fuel crimps demand
• Forecast: Rain starting this afternoon
• Downtown Knoxville event honors killed workers, calls for better safety
• Council hires firm for Cumberland Ave. right-of-way acquisition work
• Chair of Knoxville tourism agency defends executive pay
• Tough road on tap for Tusculum in 2012
• Newly formed Red Chair Architects locating downtown
• unplanned success
• Knox County DA's office: Oak Ridge officers won't be charged in road-rage incident
• GM offers Auto Show attendees driving experience
• Former Knox school board member Bill Phillips waives right to preliminary hearing
• Technology, performance, value on display at Auto Show
• Text alerts for college fees now available
• Rand Paul says Nashville airport went too far after he refused pat-down
• TN businesses press for end of estate tax
• Forecast: Temperatures above normal; more rain coming
• Indictments returned in 'Grainger Strike' investigation
• Report: Andersonville man says he made bombs as 'stress reliever'
• Knox Commission gives final OK to ridgetop/hillside protection plan
• South College receives pharmacy accreditation
• Rob Frost named attorney for Knoxville City Council
• Ground zero building struggles to find tenants
• iPod Touch will engage fifth-graders in math, reading
• Effort to identify the unknown, find the missing gets added resource
• South Carolina message from GOP Base: It's our party, we get to choose
• Faculty Appreciation Week is Feb. 13-17
• Pellissippi State lecture addresses role of commercialism, women in the 1920s
• UT to Test UT Alert Text System
• Knox gas drops; oil up as EU imposes embargo on Iran
• UT’s Marco Institute to Host Manuscript Workshop Feb. 3–4
• UT Writing Program Wins National Award
• New Nissan plant in Mexico could include Daimler
• Forecast: Widespread showers, windy
• Window smashed, ATM stolen from Weigel's store
• Burchett featured speaker at anti-abortion march
• Dave Ramsey: Not following steps in correct order could cost big bucks
• Heather Alexander: Framed wall art on a dime
• TVA plans more lease-purchase deals like John Sevier
• Ally Hardesty making a name for herself
• FBI allege "Ball Cap Bandit" is meat salesman from North Knox
• Bowling report: Jan. 22
• Bob Hodge: Fondness for musky outweighed desire for state record
• Imani Miller leading A-E's resurgence
• David Moon: All that glitters is not an 8% return
• Blount Countians: Donate books and more to help Pellissippi State students
• Call 511 for Tennessee travel conditions
• Political Notebook: Legislators maneuver in presidential race, other campaigns
• Paul Deleon, Steve Kirkland and Josh Wright: Workplace safety reform needed
• Mark Taylor: Teacher evaluations about putting on a show
• Editorial: Grins and Grimaces
• Citizen's Voice: Solar energy fuels new jobs in Tennessee
• Knox County trustee hires attorney amid office investigation
• Smokies visits barely top 9 million in 2011
• Oak Ridge restaurant closed after bankruptcy declared
• Woman shot; Monroe County Sheriff's Office investigating
• Jewelry Television hosts global gem conference
• Mike Rader brings offense to Maryville College
• FBI investigates after vandals target churches in Farragut area
• Send us your Tax Tips questions
• Stallings withdraws due to injury to rib
• Talk of the Town, January 20
• Gary Bickford-Healthy Life Clinics
• UT Vol Court Offers Entrepreneurial Workshops and Cash Prize
• Donate blood at Pellissippi State, possibly win tickets to Graceland
• 10 Best tastes of the year for 2011
• Alcoa beats Maryville for 'bragging rights'
• PrepXtra Boys' Top 10
• PrepXtra Girls' Top 10
• Loudon County skeletal remains being treated as a homicide
• UT Professor Honored by National Academy of Sciences
• UT Study Abroad Fair on January 25 is Students’ Gateway to Adventure
• Four More International Organizations Join UT Supply Chain Forum
• National Student Architecture Organization Honors UT Professor
• TVA orders unpaid safety work stoppage at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant
• INEX/ZAMIR Receives Lenel Factory Certification
• Knox Schools superintendent: Celebrate successes but 'we can do better'
• New 116-acre Pigeon Forge park will offer recreation, views of LeConte
• Carly Harrington: New theme park sure to bring family fun
• Carson-Newman eliminates academic programs, jobs
• Letter: Haslam's first year given grade of 'B'
• Letter: Some letters spread political ignorance
• Letter: Let teens learn to drive at younger age
• Letter: Oak Ridge Sears store will be missed
• Legislative Notebook: Leniency urged for woman facing gun charges, not for public officials
• Helen Ashe and Ellen Turner, founders of the Love Kitchen, say...
• Mayor Burchett Delivers Donations to Love Kitchen
• UT Students to Gain Work Experience at Super Bowl XLVI
• UT Survey Finds Tennessee Drivers Feel Less Safe on Roadways
• Now for this episode of: As the Redistricting Pen Turns
• UT Senior Appointed to Board of National Student Architecture Organization
• Pellissippi State offers free financial aid workshop on Jan. 29
• George Korda: Reopen the City County Building parking garage
• Rick Perry to quit presidential race
• Group pays geeks to move to downtown Chattanooga
• TN's job-creation subsidies lack scrutiny, study finds
• Judge denies LMU's request to force ABA removal of accreditation denial notice
• State Rep. Harry Tindell won't seek reelection; 'coin toss' for successor
• Partnership forum focuses on Hispanic issues, future
• Panel recommends grants for projects in Knoxville
• Officials hopeful that Smokies hemlock insecticide will last longer
• Sam Venable: Trouble on the line for sure
• Election laborers: Help sought in staffing the polls
• ORNL squeezes benefits to cut costs
• Corker, Alexander may be open to revising anti-piracy bill
• James Haslam II to Speak at UT College of Law Sword and Scales Event
• Fine Peduncle Fuses Bugs, Underwear, and Left-Field Electronica to Become Knoxville’s Unlikeliest Celebrity
• Dumb Lunch's Contrarian Hip Hop Noisemaking May Work To Their advantage
• Yung Life Plunders '80s Pop and Makes It Sound New Again
• Meet Your BOK 2011 Winner: David Butler, Knoxville Museum of Art
• Tindell May Survive Republican Redistricting
• Hunley Likes McMillan
• Newt, Campfield Like Drug Testing
• Harriman Explores Ghost Tourism
• Wampus Cat: 'Wampus Cat'
• Q&A: Erin Bicknese, proprietor and baker for the Knoxville Bread Co-op
• New Film Project to Document a Year in the Life and Culture of Knoxville
• Pellissippi State’s Access and Diversity Office hosts Caribbean Fest in February
• UT Professor Explains How ‘Permaculture’ Can Help us Help Ourselves
• Morristown, federal authorities nab 4 in drug bust
• UT Researchers Develop Comprehensive, Accessible Vision Testing Device
• Backyard chickens approved in Nashville; raising roosters not allowed
• Barking dog ordinance falls short in Sullivan
• Forecast: Colder, sunny
• Man found at crash scene with stolen car
• 'Don't Say Gay' bill faces House vote
• Western Avenue widening plan gets public showing
• Former Bearden star Aaron Schoenfeld taken in Major League Soccer draft
• TVA reaches deal to lease John Sevier gas-fired plant
• Anderson County veteran gets back payment for Agent Orange exposure
• Salvation Army Kettle Campaign raised $587,000, exceeded goal
• UT Family Pitches in to Build ‘Extreme Makeover’ Home for Local Couple
• Professors’ Research Now Art Exhibit in McClung Museum
• UT MBA Program to Host Open House for Prospective Students
• Knoxville Opera Gospel Choir to perform at Pellissippi State
• Office of Multicultural Student Life Presents ‘Dis-Oriented,’ a Trio of Asian American Women
• We told you so-Shipley and Ford were cleared as Examiner said
• Older Tennessee drivers may encounter tougher laws
• Tennessee state Senate Speaker Ramsey wants drug testing for anyone getting government benefits
• KFD battles fire at vacant N. Knox scrap metal warehouse
• Forecast: Mild temperatures, rain, wind
• Long journey leads Bearden's Davor Saletovic to U.S. citizenship
• Charges pending against driver who struck KPD officer
• Ex-Olympian John Macready supports daughter at Ozone Invitational
• Changes to Y-12 sick worker program focus of event
• Oak Ridge club's tribute to MLK now in its 30th year
• School Matters events: Jan. 17
• School Matters briefs: Jan. 17
• Teacher wants to help city kids nature journal
• Investing in beaten-down stocks could be a good bet this year
• War of words: Opponents of Tennessee's anti-gay legislation respond with YouTube videos
• Forecast: Chilly, cloudy, rain on the way
• Matt Lee, Chase Cannon enjoy time in spotlight
• One killed, two injured in East Knox County crash
• State reports fewest traffic deaths in nearly half century
• Dave Ramsey: Collection company will likely settle for small amount
• Susan Alexander: Family and finances entwined
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 1/15/12
• Real Estate Transfers - 1/15/12
• Community guest columnist Mark Harmon: Congressman needs time in the penalty box
• Community guest columnist Tim Lee: Imagining no God means playing God
• By the numbers: How much do workers make in Knoxville?
• Ina Hughs: Independent bookstores worth the gamble
• Philanthropy report, Jan. 15, 2012
• Status of earlier missing cases featured in this series
• Identifying the unknown dead: New system cross-checks missing person cases with unidentified bodies
• 'A Baffling Case:' 2 Sparta teens disappeared 12 years ago
• Maryville's Jaron Brock pushes for big year
• Craiglist buyer robs couple, leads KPD on car, foot chase
• Holes-in-one: Jan. 15
• Bowling Report: Jan. 15
• Bass Results: Jan. 15
• Player of the Week nominees: Jan. 15
• Sports Bulletin Board: Jan. 15
• Bob Hodge: Finding a lost treasure not as easy as retracing steps
• Ozone Invitational: For Chris Hood, 'the sport has changed so much'
• Shot suspect recovering under guard at UT Medical Center
• Writers' Guild President to Speak at Torch Club
• Snow Day at Barley's for Beardsley Farm
• Shauhn Caughron Creates Upcycled Love
• Talk of the Town January 13
• Work to close Middlebrook, Kingston Pike lanes next week
• Subcontractor layoffs at Y-12
• Families, residents angry over closure of Blount County nursing home
• Volunteers to lend hand on wounded Marine's home
• Letter: Why force light bulbs on public?
• Letter: Hoping for repeat of history in Taiwan
• Palmetto State politics: ET political veterans from 2008 handicap the S.C. primary
• Green Design Luncheon to Feature Case Study of UT Living Light House
• Knox County Students to Learn from UT Solar-powered House
• Make smart financial decisions this year
• TDOT crews treating East Tennessee roads
• Hotel Indigo partners accuse each other of diverting funds, giving free stays to drug dealer
• Hawkins mom, boyfriend accused of exposing child to fumes from meth lab
• Cold, slick roads delaying paper delivery
• 'Academic rigor' leads Powell's Andrew Ogle to pick Georgetown
• The PrepXtra Files: CAK's Oteriah Lee
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Maryville's Lee Humphrey
• GOP candidates for Anderson County mayor tout records
• Blount County traffic stop yield 8 pounds of pot, 3 arrests
• Cocke County murder defendant back in Tennessee tonight
• Fishing Report: Jan. 13
• CAREACTER Star Athletes: Jan. 13
• PrepXtra Girls' Top 10
• Food Lion set to close stores in East Tennessee and Virginia
• Greenback teen, mom crusade in D.C. for auto safety
• PrepXtra Boys' Top 10
• Sydney Carden, Drew Standifer kicked up their point production
• Democratic whine with the medication
• Designer Paul DiMeo grateful for last run on 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'
• Sevierville man arrested on fraudulent credit card charges
• Couple involved in knife incident at apartment complex
• School board approves construction contract for new Southwest Elementary
• UT Students, Faculty Design and Construct School in Haiti
• New ethics code for TN judges draws praise, concerns
• Forecast: Blustery, bitter cold, rain, snow, black ice
• Knoxville Ice Bears Professional Hockey Team Partners with Comcast
• Warriors’ Path State Park - Winter Garden Seminar
• School board seeks more latitude in construction bid process
• Maryville's Colonial Hills Nursing Center to relocate all residents
• EPA greenhouse gas list identifies Tennessee operations
• Leak forces Rogero's deputy to drier office
• Gov. Bill Haslam endorses Mitt Romney for president
• Blount multi-level grocery marketing firm still a work in progress
• Y-12 Graduate Students Finish First Semester in New Engineering Management Program
• South Carolina is key to giving Tennessee a say in GOP nomination
• Five performances remain in Pellissippi State’s 2011-12 free concert series
• Burchett making last-ditch effort to save abandoned Oakwood Elementary building
• Rogero, new City Council members conduct business in first meeting
• Can Bowling Be Saved?
• University Commons vs. Cumberland Corridor
• UT Releases Fall 2011 Dean’s List
• Papers Relating to 2006 Resignation of Knoxville Fire Chief Carlos Perez Released
• Knoxville Rated 8th Most Gay in Nation
• Jefferson County Tomorrow Claims Norfolk Southern Seeks to Demolish Structures
• Matt Morelock: A Hillbilly in Paradise
• Q&A: Martha Keith Farrelly, director of the Shannonham Singers
• 4620 Space Gets Makeover as the Well
• Stewart Pack: 'Epic Ditch Demos'
• National AMBER Alert Awareness Day is Jan. 13
• Annual Robert E. Lee/Stonewall Jackson dinner Jan. 28
• Knox residents, businesses can still apply for Green Rebate Program
• Knox County FY 2013 budget planning begins
• Knoxville couple who helps single mothers revealed for 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'
• Belle Meade Country Club may offer membership to first female
• Forecast: Showers; cold front bringing snow
• Truck clips pole, takes out power to nearly 600 in North Knoxville
• Oh, brother! Man pleads guilty murder, robbery; kin tries to flee courtroom
• Bearden residents, businesses voice concern over nightclub
• NGA Tour, formerly Hooters Tour, moving to Three Ridges
• Assassin's auction: James Earl Ray papers being sold in Knoxville
• LMU men ranked No. 1 in nation for first time
• Haslam calls for tax cuts on inheritances, groceries
• Laura Salazar indicted on sex-related crimes involving teens
• Talk of the Town M. Woodward Jan. 6
• Union Ave Books To Host KWG Anthology Reading
• Pilot Flying J announces free 2012 Winter Diesel Additive Program
• Two-vehicle crash in Sevierville sends two to hospital
• Local students help assemble hard hats for 'Extreme Makeover' project
• At the beginning, there is already talk of the end
• Knoxville couple who help single moms chosen for ABC's 'Extreme Makeover'
• Four Knoxville hotels add electric vehicle charging stations
• Frontier Airlines to offer nonstop flights from Knoxville to Orlando
• Troubled Kodak creates new business structure
• TVA tax payments up; distribution may change
• Democratic donor: Corker lobbied White House for Bredesen
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 1/8/11
• Audi president says Chattanooga is potential site for new plant
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Announces Knoxville Family to Get Makeover
• Chancellor and Y-12 General Manager Talk about New Partnership
• East Tennessee's new Congressional configuration
• Suspect sought in Exxon robbery on Strawberry Plains Pike
• Man stabbed at LaRumba restaurant, suspect detained
• Rogero appoints Dawn Michelle Foster Deputy Director of Redevelopment
• Employer Support Freedom Award nomination deadline next week
• Pellissippi State campuses plan varied activities to honor Martin Luther King Day
• UT Culinary Institute to Offer International Cooking Classes
• Knox gasoline edges higher; oil hovers below $102
• UT Hosts Conference to Encourage Women to Pursue Physics
• 'Mizz Mull,' widow of gospel icon, dies
• Nissan delivers boost to Decherd engine plant
• Chandler Viscardis makes most of chance
• THP checkpoints set for Knox County
• 'An exciting day': 15 months after fire, Blount church celebrates reopening
• House of health: Boomer uses home to educate clients about alternatives in medicine
• Dave Ramsey: Father-in-law shouldn't discourage saving money
• Amazon’s Chattanooga distribution center plans to expand
• Clint Gwin: Make business competitive with smart spending
• Tom Humphrey: On paper, Republican redistricting a partisan triumph
• Snark Bites: Corporate sponsorship of lawmakers on the way
• Greg Johnson: 'American moments' in the struggle for the nation's soul
• Michelle Rhee: Education reform gaining momentum in Tennessee
• No headline - marriages
• Appalachian Trail Conservancy names new leader
• Duncan, Roe like Romney; other Tennessee congressmen not saying
• Ghost hunters eye Harriman's Temperance Building
• Beware of nightly I-75 South lane closures
• Birth announcements for Jan. 8
• Hunter Spaw continues 3-point barrage
• Dandridge man dies in Newport crash on I-40
• Bob Hodge: Boundaries, identification make bagging a red deer tough
• Sam Venable: Hunkered down and depressed
• Teen Challenge's New Thrift Store Doing Well
• Fund-raiser for Beardsley Community Farm
• Georgiana Vines: Huntsman getting local hand for N.H. primary
• Knoxville man faces prosecution on rape charge in Loudon County
• 'Les Miserables' comes to Tennessee Theatre Jan. 11-15
• Dates set for Knoxville City Council attorney interview and hire
• Knox gas prices spike higher overnight
• Proposal to apply wage law to home care industry debated
• UT Architecture Professor Receives College’s First ORNL-UT Joint Appointment
• Chattanooga's North Shore to get recharging stations for electric powered cars
• FedEx pays civil fines to settle allegations it violated export regulations
• Union County man arrested in pharmacy holdup
• Knoxville City Council begins work on hiring new attorney
• PrepXtra notebook: Area players to be showcased in Border Bowl
• The PrepXtra Files: Fulton's Bre Hall
• Letter: Term limits for all politicians urged
• Letter: Love for Richard Pickens heartening
• PrepXtra Boys Top 10
• Letter: LA Times article choice is criticized
• Haslam: Doctors should check database before prescribing pain pills
• PrepXtra Girls Top 10
• Ruby Tuesday posts second-quarter loss
• Fishing Report: Jan. 6
• Tennessee House, Senate release redistricting plans
• ‘Delightful Minutiae’ art exhibit at Pellissippi State
• Man extradited in 2006 kidnapping, rape
• Knox County Sheriff's Office employees file lawsuit over pension plan
• Female pedestrian struck and killed in Karns neighborhood
• Magnolia Avenue church damaged by early morning fire
• Children hit by car in Friendsville
• District Attorney's office appeals new trials in Christian-Newsom case
• Pep rally held for 'Extreme Makeover' building project in Knoxville
• UT to open new engineering building next week
• Man arrested in Cocke County drug raid
• Publix, Wal-Mart to be featured at new University Commons
• Forecast: Chilly start followed by warmup
• Slowdowns possible in Grainger, Knox, Hamblen
• Hearing set Friday in LMU law school suit
• UT shows off gleaming new $37.5 million engineering building
• Driver who died in Middlebrook crash at the wheel in 2006 fatality
• Sam Venable: Why such a need for all this speed?
• Local VW dealership riding Passat wave
• Volunteers praised at Extreme Makeover rally
• Knoxville business leaders weigh in on job creation
• GOP state House, Senate redistricting plans unveiled
• Letter: Global warming proven to be myth
• Letter: Musings on politics, mercury, drugs
• South Knoxville fire station reopens
• Sometimes 'wow' is the only word that comes to mind...
• Charity provides vision help for children
• Wood stove allegedly causes house fire at Woods Smith Road residence
• Filmmaker Keith McDaniel Steps in Front of the Camera for New TV Show
• Meet the New Boss: Mayor Madeline Rogero
• New 54-Hour Film Contest Gives Filmmakers Just Enough Time
• Mayor Rogero's To-Do List
• Multiple Issues Hamper Development of McClung Warehouses
• Will the V-Roys Ever Play Together Again?
• Downtown Parking: A 2012 Preview
• Shhhh—New Speakeasy Opens Downtown
• Higher Ed Needs Space
• Predictions for Knoxville's 2012
• Crash at Middlebrook Pike claims life of victim
• Winter weather hits East Tennessee, surrounding area
• Sevierville Fire Chief Mike Rawlings dies
• Suspect sought in shooting on East Magnolia Avenue
• Search warrant leads to two arrests on multiple drug charges
• Report: Morgan Keegan suitor Stifel Financial no longer in contention
• University of Tennessee Medical Center opens new parking garage
• Henley Bridge construction enters year No. 2
• 5 escape house fire believed started by wood-burning stove
• KFD fights fire in South Knoxville
• Knoxville was wetter, warmer than usual in 2011
• Latest polling gives local Paul supporters renewed hope
• Publix, Walmart project planned next to UT campus
• Tusculum hires Mike Iezzi as defensive coordinator
• Vulcan Materials consolidation leaves fate of Knoxville office uncertain
• Claxton man seeks $500K for mistaken arrest, jail assault
• GOP-drawn state House redistricting plan tough on Dems
• 2012 Book of Lists provides exclusive market data
• Why Tennessee GOP conservative activists should hope for muddled Iowa result
• Kiplinger’s Ranks UT a Best Value
• Real Estate Forclosures - 1/1/12
• Community Tectonics, Cockrill Design & Planning merge
• Real Estate Transfers - 1/1/12
• Sam Venable: Let's tie up all those loose ends!
• Voter ID law may face court fight; civil rights lawyers target rule
• Owner amazed: Wooden deck stolen from back of Clarksville house
• Forecast: Flurries as bitter cold grips region
• Accused counterfeiters broke, gnawed evidence, complaint alleges
• Kids can get exercise, improve math skills
• School Matters briefs: Jan. 3
• Occupy the shower
• YourNews: Tate's students collect food for Second Harvest
• Tennessee tourist, medical student Meredith Graves finds media spotlight in purse
• Forecast: Cold; snow flurries, showers, accumulations in Smokies
• University of Tennessee scientists pitch in on Curiosity rover mission to Mars
• Alcoa taking first steps to building new high school
• McMinn County man killed by exploding gun barrel
• 'Leap of faith' works for Darren Brown
• Game plan for Tennessee Titans: Win and wait
• Tom Humphrey: Agreement near on drug testing of legislators?
• Jack McElroy: Political news is one sure bet for 2012
• Snark Bites: 2012's top stories to include communism locally, end of world globally
• Grammar Gremlins: Don't use 'gift' as a verb
• Letters: Jan. 1, 2012
• Editorial: Lincoln Memorial University right to fight refusal to accredit law school
• Births
• Record of marriage licenses: Jan. 1
• Sam Venable: Life can be gone in an instant
• Bill Brewer: Dreaming of better days and other silly notions
• Knoxville-born Adam Henley helps Blackburn beat Manchester United
• Warm weather heats up crowd for Knoxville's First Night
• Holes-in-One: Jan. 1
• Bowling report: Jan. 1
• Sevierville fire chief dies following battle with cancer
• Letters to the sports editor: Jan. 1
• Young-Williams makes call for more volunteers
• Citizen's Voice: It's time to make a difference for the needy in new year
• Where to park on New Year's Eve
• MPC sets public hearing on crematory regulations
• Expect more enforcement of downtown parking rules
• Holiday Closings
• Eric Hamilton at a glance
• West Knoxville driver service center to provide license reinstatements only
• Electrolux names general contractor in Memphis, raises local commitment
• Knox man dies in Loudon wreck
• Top U.S. Exports
• Playtime: Family-friendly activities for Dec. 31 and beyond
• It's the weird stuff that draws a crowd on News Sentinel website
• Longtime partnership binds East Tennessee and Romania ministries
• Rethinking the resolution: Be kinder to yourself
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Vision is fuzzy but promising as year begins
• Top 10 Tennessee political stories of 2011
• Top 10 Tennessee political stories of 2011
• Jefferson County GOP will hold General Meeting
• Teen Challenge Thrift Store Needs Shoppers
• Upcycling-a New Trend
• Talk of the Town December 30
• YourNews: Accounting firm receives recognition
• Pedestrian killed in Gatlinburg traffic mishap
• Holiday Closings
• Empty Stocking Fund donors list for Dec. 30
• West Knox driver service center to provide license reinstatements only
• Forecast: Temperatures mild; Alberta Clipper on way
• Fishing report: Dec. 30
• Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State Soccer Teams
• State-champion CAKhas heavy presence on all-state soccer team
• Back from Iraq: Clinton soldier reflects on end of U.S. mission
• Patricia Robledo named Business Liaison for City of Knoxville
• Tennessee tourist arrested for bringing gun to WTC site
• State's teacher evaluation system to be reviewed
• Unidentified stabbing victim attacks UT medical staff
• Woman shot at home on Pelham Road
• Miners trapped, rescued from New Market zinc mine
• Knoxville's annual 'First Night' Dec. 31
• Curbside Recycling Campaign reaches goal of 20,000 households
• City of Knoxville releases New Year’s holiday schedule
• Jail immigration policy made in secret, lawsuit says
• KPD: Stabbing victim assaults ER staff, arrested
• Forecast: Cold; clear skies, warmup on way
• I-75 southbound lane reopens after rig rolls in Anderson County
• Dollywood's 26th Season
• Three men trapped by fire in Jefferson County zinc mine rescued
• For second time in two years, vehicle smashes into couple's home
• Two arrested in Blount County burglaries
• Stabbing incident at Mingle Avenue residence leads to arrest
• Man arrested after assaulting police officer
• Pilot Flying J store presents check to Salvation Army
• Nashville-area tea party activists may be getting more effective leadership
• Best and Brightest Out of Scores?
• No Pay Default Position
• Sounds of Street Talk, 2011
• 2011: Metro Pulse's Best Stories
• 10 Fascinating Knoxvillians of 2011
• Knox Foreclosure Trend Continues
• Victor Ashe Annoys Peers
• Horse slaughter debate heats up in Tennessee
• KPD: Drinking, driving dispute ends in stabbing
• Forecast: Sunny, chilly; snow in the mountains
• CAK finding its groove
• Maryville men charged in connection with vehicle burglaries, meth lab found
• UT may save money by sitting out bowl season
• Freedom First Fireworks presents New Years show ‏in Blountville, Tennessee
• Forecast: Rainy, windy; snow in the Smokies
• Knox historic preservationist Ann Bennett looks back on 30-year career
• Day after Christmas expected to be year's third busiest
• Curbside recycling program in Knoxville close to its 20,000 goal
• National mayors group targets illegal online gun sales
• Bill would ban political contributions by 'too-big-to-fail' institutions
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 27
• Clinton 12 to be remembered Jan. 13
• No retirement for longtime law officer Eddie Biggs
• Editorial: Three years later, TVA meeting ash cleanup deadlines, rebuilding image
• Letters: Dec. 27, 2011
• David Hunter: What year is it? Well, that depends
• Robert Booker: Series of books full of details on black cemeteries
• Nothing came easy for Bearden coach, runners
• PrepXtra Girls' Cross Country Teams; All-KIL teams
• PrepXtra Boys' Cross Country Teams; All-KIL teams
• PrepXtra Boys' Cross Country Runner of the Year: Will Templeton, Hardin Valley
• PrepXtra Girls' Cross County Runner of the Year: Haley Ward, McMinn County
• Fundraiser to help Blount County's Mobile Meals program
• School Matters briefs: Dec. 27
• Exceptional educator: Former engineer turned teacher constantly strives to improve, engage students
• Boyhood hobby inspires new rounds of unicyclists
• McMinn authorities: Suspect fatally shot after pulling gun on deputies
• Slow going: Series of wrecks injures 1, snarls I-40 traffic
• Pellissippi State moving forward with plans for East Knox campus
• Parents break rule to help youngsters join Facebook
• Old abuse claims face unsure path in Tenn. courts
• Knox area retailers see brisk after-Christmas business
• Spain to fall back into recession, minister says
• Beauty industry beats recession odds
• ABCs of Bullying part 3
• Occupy Nashville may ruin open Plaza policy for the rest of us
• Forecast: Foggy, cold early; mostly cloudy skies
• More bodies found far away from Philippine floods
• United front: 3 Scott County cousins serving together in Afghanistan
• Comparing the Brown administration and Rogero administration payrolls
• Group raising money for wounded Claiborne County Marine
• Looking to recycle your Christmas tree?
• Holiday Closings for Monday
• Empty Stocking Fund donation list for Dec. 26
• Database to help connect volunteers, schools
• Letters: Dec. 26, 2011
• Rogero is keeping some and cutting few in her administration
• Editorial: Counties show sunshine law needs no changes
• Watch for lane closures on Western Avenue
• Value of Tennessee constables debated
• Are Sellers Withdrawing?
• Not risky business for Ice Bears center Eric Slais
• Dave Ramsey: Using credit cards is like throwing your money away
• Salvation Army volunteers bring Christmas cheer to others
• State Sen. McNally: Higher ed spending plan 'overly ambitious'
• Party planner and mom offers tips for kid-friendly New Year's Eve get-togethers
• 9 people shot in downtown Chattanooga on Christmas morning
• Authorities: 4 killed in Christmas Eve wreck
• Nashville woman donates kidney to fellow church member
• David Moon: Christmas memories are the best gifts
• Bruce Freeman: What to include in a business plan
• Marriage licenses for Dec. 25
• Legislation would mandate check before writing prescriptions
• Letters: Dec. 25, 2011
• Jack McElroy: Pearl the cat finds purr-fect home for holidays
• Editorial: Yes, Virginia, Santa survives in a skeptical age
• Snark Bites: People's Republic of Knoxville off to conspiratorial start
• Grammar Gremlins: Grammar takes no holidays
• Downtown ice rink extends hours, adds dates
• Check out the traffic flow before you go
• Paul Fain: Look for slivers of positive news in 2012
• Cubs expect Johnson to play against left-handers
• Area's best bowling: Dec. 25
• Bass results: Dec. 25
• Sports bulletin board: Dec. 25
• Woman feels blessed after heart transplant, help from hospital staff
• Historic Nashville flood gives new life to TN's streams
• Bristol boy gets unexpected Christmas gifts thanks to the generosity of a stranger
• Chattanooga man writes 200-page blank book: 'Everything Obama Knows About the Economy'
• Snow for Santa tonight? Not in East Tennessee
• Journey in faith: Knoxville couple moving to Haiti as missionaries
• Book brings White House to life
• Ina Hughs: Christmas captures our peaks and valleys
• Marcia Davis: Hooded crane is season's gift
• Unruly airline passengers making skies less than friendly
• Rev. John Gill: Miracle on Reynolds Street a blessing to all
• Arts infused curriculum showing results in Knox County Schools
• THP reminds holiday motorists: 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over'
• Social-networking IPOs lose some luster in 2011
• Longtime Western Plaza barbers retiring on Christmas Eve
• Letters: Dec. 24, 2011
• Citizen's Voice: State must fund programs if Lakeshore closes
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ...
• Joe Jarret: Christmas ornament a reminder of Cold War holiday fete
• Congressman Duncan: ABA decision on LMU law school arbitrary
• Parking woes prompting downtown departure
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 24
• State to halt construction lane closures to aid holiday travelers
• Ice Bears start fast on road, 5-2
• Possible homemade bomb found in Grainger County
• Thousands line up for Empty Stocking Fund baskets
• No foul play suspected after Morristown couple found dead in home
• Church discusses Walnut buildings with Knox Heritage
• Pigeon Forge rape suspect caught in Massachusetts
• SUV crashes into Loudon County travel center
• Knoxville man wins big in Georgia lottery
• The Ten Most Fascinating Knoxvillians of 2011
• Lee A. Hord's New Book
• ABCs of Bullying part 3
• Gatlinburg firefighters battle house fire
• Parking an issue for local business leaving downtown
• Feds crack down on hotel labor violations
• Forecast: Partly sunny today and through Christmas Day
• Amazon.com Inc. to open new facilities in Tennessee
• Legislative proposal would drug test Tennessee welfare recipients
• MEDIC asking for blood donations for holidays
• City of Knoxville announces Christmas holiday schedule
• Duncan School of Law files lawsuit against American Bar Association
• UT Research Reveals New Information About Aquatic Bacteria
• Ripley's Aquarium to hold annual New Year's Eve event
• Valuable sculptures missing in Sevier County
• Rwandan banker gets fresh start at Pellissippi State
• Holidays can be a merry time to sell a house after all
• UPS, FedEx holiday package volume up from 2010
• Online magazine explores urban Appalachia
• Inskip principal helps launch new initiative for spinal cord victims
• Hawkins deputy follows odor to suspected meth lab
• Forecast: Early morning fog, high near 65
• Great panes: Officials opt to restore Old Knox County Courthouse windows
• Michael Wright surges from last to second
• Haslam wants study of teacher evaluations, no 2012 legislative changes
• Tennessee officials mull drug testing for taxpayer-funded benefits
• Smokies name Buddy Bailey manager for 2012
• Airport gets boost from parking money
• Class 3A, 4A all-state football teams
• TSWA Class 3A, 4A teams have local flavor
• Letter: Photo voter ID law targets Democrats
• Letter: Air power first in, last out in conflicts
• Letter: Movement led by youth needed
• DeBerry says she's cancer-free
• Knox County schools receive $100,000 TVA grant
• Kally Elliot: "My Faith, to Me, Is Hope."
• Jyotindra Shukla: "Knowledge and Faith Are Complementary."
• John Mark Wiggers: "It Is About Trust.”
• Search warrant leads to arrest on cocaine distribution charges
• The Rogero Speech: A Literary Concordance
• Can Some of the Christian/Newsom Verdicts Be Saved?
• Is the Honeymoon Over Between Gov. Haslam and Republican Legislators?
• Has Controversial Coal Baron Don Blankenship Made a New Home in East Tennessee?
• Q&A: Annelle Ferguson, co-redecorator of one of the KMA’s Thorne Miniature Rooms
• Pellissippi State faculty members lead TnCIS study abroad to Paris
• Knox Musicians Come Together for the Late Phil Pollard
• The Vaygues: 'Dead Town and Other Selections'
• Speakeasy opens quietly in The Oliver
• Northwest Middle students receive $27,000 in new instruments
• Rogero names Hagerman city director of engineering
• The Fritz gaining a huge following in the Southeast
• Illegal animals seized in backyard of residence
• Cracker Barrel board won't include Sardar Biglari
• Audi eyeing U.S. site, CEO says
• Forecast: 100% chance of rain, high in mid-60s
• Former commissioner, mayoral candidate Ivan Harmon lands job at Knox County jail
• Funeral services held for pregnant victim, unborn child as homicide probe continues
• No headline - px-allstateteams
• Let's see your Christmas tree
• Suspects arrested in home invasion
• If you want Chattanooga Tea Party nod, John Boehner is bad for you
• Former Campbell County teacher arrested on drug charges
• Commissioners approve resolution for Lakeshore closure delay
• Christi Branscom named city's director of public works
• STEM Academy names section of school after Haslam family
• Rogero, new City Council members sworn in
• New Chair Named to UT Graduate Architecture Program
• Pellissippi State listed among ‘Top 50 Fastest-Growing’ two-year schools
• Representative urges incandescent bulbs as gifts
• Some home delivery newspapers delayed on Tuesday
• Malfunctioning sprinklers force Cedar Bluff Elementary students outside
• Forecast: Warm with rain on the way
• Christmas events in the Tri-Cities
• KCSO: Resident shot during home invasion
• Hearing officer's ruling favors to dismiss embattled Cosby coach
• State upholds rejection of Blount County charter school application
• Exotic animals taken, Heiskell house condemned after raid
• Three years later, Kingston ash spill cleanup continues
• Haslam seems to backtrack on Voter ID after having signed legislation
• UT Professor Offers Advice to Help Couples Avoid Holiday Pitfalls
• Engineering Tech students replicate Kamkwamba’s windmill
• Shot man refuses to cooperate with Knoxville police in probe
• Police hunt for two men in Morristown robbery
• HMA divisional president to join Tenet
• Germantown teen helps lead charge to end human trafficking
• Teenagers accused of shooting at off-duty cop's vehicle with paintball gun
• Holiday hair styles for New Year's Eve
• Bi-Lo to buy Winn-Dixie
• Cracker Barrel resists millionaire investor's bid for board seat
• Forecast: Warm, wet week of Christmas
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 19, 2011
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 18, 2011
• Davis Tarwater sets American record
• KCSO: Woman killed in North Knox rollover crash
• Church brings spirit of Christ, holiday to East Knoxville youth
• Snark Bites: Reality checks recommended for officials benefitting from government jobs
• People and honors: December 18
• Business Bulletins December 18
• Small Business Professor: Reach customers through social media, website
• David Moon: Know your sources, verify their data
• Pam Reeves: Think before you blog
• Sen. Lamar Alexander: Feds have 'moral responsibility' to clean up Y-12 mercury
• Tori Lamp doesn't let adversity get in her way diving
• Fire guts Clinton business
• Man accused in Knoxville woman's death dies in jail
• Letters to the Sports Editor: Dec. 18
• Matt Bright looking to take next step on rodeo
• Maryville College's search for a football coach goes beyond game day
• Chief Deputy Ronnie Chamberlain ends 39 years of service with KCSO
• Three Cosby residents arrested on kidnapping and assault charges
• Letter: Change attitudes about Christmas
• A look at recent events in the news that pleased us … And one that did not ...
• Becky Doss: Don't wait to give help to others
• Citizens Voice: GOP hopefuls fall short on helping neediest
• Joe Bailey: City has made strides during the past eight years
• State approves radiation therapy services at Dowell Springs
• Traffic tip: Delays possible on State Route 66
• Gov. Haslam makes first visit to new STEM Academy
• Gov. Bill Haslam voices concerns about requiring photo ID for voting
• Knoxville man indicted for sales tax fraud
• Anderson deputy fails in bid to save caged dog in burning trailer
• Second suspect in Grand Forest Apartments shooting arrested
• Police seek Seymour man wanted for rape of teen boy
• American Screen Art sold to Minnesota company
• Occupy Nashville needs to get down to business or go to the house
• Pellissippi State students live, study in China thanks to scholarships
• TN appointed Brentwood businessman while he was under fraud indictment
• North Carolina Opossum Drop organizer undeterred by PETA threats
• Christmas events: weekend of December 17 - 18
• Forecast: Rain; snow showers possible Saturday
• Pedestrian struck and killed in Sevier County
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 16
• Anderson County hands Halls first loss, 55-52
• PrepXtra Girls' Soccer Coach of the Year: Ried Estus, CAK
• PrepXtra Girls' Soccer Player of the Year: Kiah Allen, Christian Academy of Knoxville
• John Brewster 'blindsided' at Oneida
• Fishing Report: Dec. 16
• Hardin Valley's Dalton Guzman early bound for ETSU
• 2011 PrepXtra Wrestling Preview
• PrepXtra Girls Soccer: First Team
• Group aims to accelerate growth of businesses in East Tennessee
• The first women to be elected as mayor of any major city in...
• Crowd gives standing ovation to newly elected Mayor Madeline...
• Rogero Receives Standing Ovation at Christmas Party
• Talk of the Town Dec. 16
• Maryville stars graduate early, ready for college
• Writers’ Guild Welcomes Bill Landry
• ABCs of Bullying part 2
• Hackworth, Burrell withdraw from special election for Anderson mayor
• Jesse Kallechy's success no surprise to Ice Bears
• East Tennessee Congressmen say Post Office must adapt, change
• Woman killed by fallen tree on car
• Teen escapes early morning fire
• Mental Health Commissioner addresses Lakeshore situation at Burchett's request
• Living Christmas Tree to be held at Thompson-Boling Arena Dec. 17-19
• UT Online Training Course Teaches Public How to Report Child Abuse
• Valero plans $298M investment in Memphis refinery
• YourNews: Goodwill announces raffle winner
• YourNews: New Market resident celebrates 70th birthday
• YourNews: Historical society attends program at the Orangery
• YourNews: Concord Christian students contribute to Christmas nonprofit
• YourNews: Concord Christian students contribute to Christmas nonprofit
• UT Offering Online Training on Civil Rights Law for State Employees
• LC Family Fun & Karaoke to host New Year's Eve party
• Suspect sought in ORNL Credit Union robbery
• NRC flags Sequoyah plant over shutdowns
• An old fashioned shopping trip
• Forecast: Clouds increasing; rain on the way
• Harriman man killed when Mustang strikes tree
• Jury rejects first-degree murder in slaying of the 'bicycle man'
• Ramsey chooses conservative stalwart Bell to head Senate Government Ops
• 9 Reasons for Knoxville to Love Cheese
• Schools receive gift cards from Peyton Manning's Peyback Foundation
• An Ode to Pimento Cheese
• 'The Secret Show' film aims to be more fun than scary
• Knoxville's Best Pimento Places
• Fabulous Pimento Cheese Recipes
• Local attorney named president of Knoxville Bar Association
• UT Inmate Re-entry Program Featured in Federal Government Publication
• Pellissippi State generates $215.6 million annual economic impact
• East Tennessee's Pimento Cheese Connection
• The Untold Stories of Knoxville's Poverty Statistics
• 2012 County Election Slate Is Set
• Will Haslam Let the 'Death Tax' Die?
• Fleischmann Set to Face a Wamp
• Q&A: Jeff Gubitz, executive director of the Knoxville Jewish Alliance
• Gangs use Facebook to recruit, intimidate
• High-School Band Ergo We Play Competes for National Teen Band Award
• Knoxville Jazz Orchestra: 'Christmas Time Is Here'
• Body of pregnant woman found in apartment complex
• Home burglary suspects arrested
• Fire occurs at vacant warehouse for second straight week
• Rogero, new city council members to be sworn in Dec. 17
• Mooreland Heights students build 50-foot Subway sandwich
• Reception held for outgoing Knoxville mayor, gives advice to Rogero
• Alumni Association Helps Alumni Find Jobs with Networking Tools
• Police identify woman in "suspicious" death; probe continues
• Josh Flory: Bank takes back West Knoxville mansion
• Law Faculty’s Papers Top Downloads
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 9
• Empty Stock Fund donation list for Dec. 4
• Gatlinburg now has electric car chargers
• Forecast: Patchy fog early; above-normal highs later
• Tatum Burstrom carries William Blount in OT, 54-50
• Hillside protection plan gets initial approval from Knoxville City Council
• Top national divers heading to Knoxville
• Former Ice Bear Rob Sich suspended three games
• Students learn math with help of 50-foot sandwich
• Online petition seeks governor's help in torture-slayings case
• STEM Academy students showcase work during event
• Powell-Clinch Utility executive indicted on felony theft charge
• Gunman robs North Knoxville credit union
• Knox County Sheriff's Office arrests 37, seizes stolen merchandise around malls
• More prison time recommended for man convicted in 'rough sex' death
• 15 apply to serve as a Knox County magistrate
• Roane inmate on furlough to arrange mom's funeral arrested for disorderly conduct
• Harwell, Ramsey to press ahead with tax plans
• Commissioners encouraged to fight for Lakeshore
• Home for the Holidays? UT Campus Has Fun Options for ‘Staycation’
• TN child homeless nears 20,000, study reports
• Forecast: Overcast early; rain later in week
• Students, parents get first look at new Maryville school
• Judge declines to raise bail in 1st-degree murder case
• Weapons, drugs seized in Grainger liquor store raid
• Seymour volleyball coach Ed Irvin retires
• Knox County to ask state to keep Lakeshore open
• UT’s Power Down Pledge Adds Hundreds of Signatures
• Utility Work to Shift Lanes on Neyland Drive Through August 2012
• Man wounded during stabbing incident, suspect wanted
• Suspect charged in Sevierville bank robbery
• If not now, when will taxes be cut?
• UT Full-Time MBA Program Garners Additional National Ranking
• Foreclosures and gas prices; what’s the connection?
• FedEx moving lots of holiday cheer today
• CapitalMark Bank expands into Cleveland and Oak Ridge
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 8
• Forecast: Drizzle possible, temperatures cool
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 10
• Empty Stocking Fund list for Dec. 12
• First Night Knoxville 2012
• More than 40,000 Tennesseans face income loss next year unless Congress deals with jobless benefits
• Brick-and-mortar retailers cry foul over Amazon's latest promotion
• Editorial: TBI files should be open to public inspection
• Randy Tyree: Rogero next in line of historic mayors
• Grammar Gremlins: A Xmas or an Xmas?
• Barbara Harper: Christmas grief, Christmas hope
• Sean Bolen: Christmas carrots create magic
• Greg Johnson: Class warfare never works
• Snark Bites: 'Nonspecific, Inoffensive, Yet Semi-Christmasy Time in the City' sort of celebrates the season
• Michelle Singletary: Simplicity key to credit card agreements
• Know of a historic site in peril?
• Meet the new mayor: Family, shared time important to Madeline Rogero
• Marriage licenses issued in Knox County
• Recent births at area hospitals
• Tom Humphrey: Overseeing out-of-control local governments
• Jack McElroy: Anger at Young-Williams Animal Center is misplaced
• Youth doesn't slow Bearden, 44-32
• Caleb Azubike, a Vanderbilt commitment, displays his wares (17 tackles)
• Dy'shawn Mobley sets record for East in loss
• Dogs leave Young-Williams for Northeast
• Smartphones changing the way consumers shop
• Scott County seat allows Sunday beer sales
• Watch for interstate lane closures, repair crews
• Knoxville Community Band performs free holiday concert
• KCSO searching for missing 9-year-old from East Knox County
• President's Award caps 'A Season of Memories' for Smokies
• 100 years ago today: Cross Mountain Mine disaster commemorated
• KARM program 'Corners of Your Field' gives back to churches
• Christina Southern: Christmas provides opportunity to cultivate selflessness
• Letter: Judge shielding Baumgartner's acts
• Knoxville man dies in jump from apartment complex
• Open Meetings Act revisions should be handled with great care
• UT Alumna, Olympic Gold Medalist Challenges Graduates to Risk, Enjoy Life’s Race
• Earn your GED free through the Adult Education Program at Pellissippi State
• Woman arrested in Jefferson amputee's killing, two others charged as accessories
• Woman arrested in Jefferson amputee's killing, two others charged as accessories
• Developer Leigh Burch to renovate Old City storefront
• Feds question TVA's thrift
• Man charged in hammer assault on woman, throwing her 3-year-old son
• Memphis Sharp plant says it's adding workers because of strong demand for solar panels
• Authorities searching for 3 Sevier County jail escapees
• Forecast: Fog this morning; sunny skies later on
• All-PrepXtra Volleyball teams; All-KIL Volleyball team
• Letter: Ex-judge should be jailed for misdeeds
• Letter: Dollar-based medicine unhealthy
• Letter: Drug tests should be required of judges
• Letter: Realistic budget solutions needed
• Trucker sentenced in historic cash seizure
• High school all-stars take time to visit kids
• CAK's Teresa Slade named 2011 PrepXtra Volleyball Player of the Year
• Two UT–ORNL Scientists, Bredesen Center Leaders Elected AAAS Fellows
• NAACP goes whining to U.N over voter ID laws
• Christmas party to be held at local bowling alley to benefit needy children
• Virginia Tech on lockdown after two gunned down on campus
• New trials for Christian-Newsom murder defendants being appealed
• Pedestrian struck by car on Kingston Pike
• UT College of Nursing Joins Forces with The Beryl Institute
• School board votes to revoke tenure of teacher upon further investigation
• Mandarin Chinese to meet Pellissippi State foreign language requirement
• Knox County teachers vote for collaborative conferencing
• Sumner schools to stop religious activities
• Majority of smartphone owners shop on the go, study finds
• 37 years and 82 attempts later, Central girls defeat Oak Ridge
• TN's unemployed could lose benefits
• Car strikes man on Kingston Pike
• Forecast: Icy roads during morning commute
• Board tables vote on use of school facilities
• Sam Venable: Use it, pitch it, buy another
• 2 Pearl Harbor survivors honored locally
• Letters: Families again victimized
• Letters: Local artisans perfect for parks
• Letters: Parks shouldn't sell foreign-made good
• Letters: WTO bad for nation's economy
• Silence in the East Tennessee news media
• Woman wanted for murdering amputee over prescription drugs
• KNS Media Group lays off 33 employees
• Man to serve 26 life sentences for multiple robberies
• Lamar Alexander praises Maryville schools during Senate floor speech
• Knoxville restaurant review: Wild Wing Cafe
• Retired South Korean Elite Athletes to Leave UT as Global Sports Ambassadors
• New students encouraged to register now for Pellissippi State spring orientation
• Knox County’s Other University: Johnson University
• Johnson University's Campus Allure
• How Johnson Bible College Became a University
• Proposed Closing of Lakeshore Raises Questions
• Mayor-Elect Rogero Gets Some Free PR
• Swanson Takes Pay Cut for City Law Director Gig
• Knox gas prices rise; oil falls on mixed US signs
• Deadline This Week for Knox County Offices
• Local Supporters Line Up for Republican Presidential Candidates
• Q&A: Gay Lyons, editor of Knox Heritage's 'Summer Suppers' cookbook
• UT Students Celebrate Many Different Holiday Traditions
• Newell Rubbermaid closes $800M credit pact
• Healthcare community worries about Medicare pay cuts
• Jubilee Community Arts Unveils 1961 Recordings by May Justus
• Dirty Guv'nahs Raise $20,000 for Next Record
• Fifth Street Saints: 'Reason to Run'
• Letters: High school science award deserved more recognition
• Man stabbed in cell phone incident, suspect arrested
• Appalachian Express Chorus to present "The Joy of Christmas!"
• Kendi King, Leslie Berquist dominante in Morristown East middle, 77-34
• Knoxville College honors Edward 'Rob' Robinson, Julian 'Jute' Bell
• Sophia Schubert driven by setback at state
• Rob Daugherty, Shane Wells savor players' successes
• Wes Gosselin remains motivated
• KUB issues warning about callers posing as employees
• Gatlinburg awards contract in failed-basin demolition
• Incumbents win in Clinton City Council races
• Josh Flory: A tree falls along Baxter Avenue
• Etsy glassblowers prep for Holiday Market
• Suspect sought in First Tennessee bank robbery on Western Avenue
• UT-led Regional Coalition Seeking Budding Entrepreneurs, Mentors, Investors
• Man arrested for stealing, selling cars from subdivisions
• UT-Knox County Leadership Academy calling aspiring principals
• The Tennessee presidential ballot is fixed for March 6th
• Female string quartet gives holiday concert at Pellissippi State’s Magnolia Avenue Campus
• UT-Knox County Leadership Academy Calling Aspiring Principals
• UT Literature Center: Great Books for Kids to Read during Holiday Season
• Knoxville Community Band to offer free Christmas concert
• Working out 2,000 details of an airline merger
• Martin and Broyles join CBWW
• Knoxville's Scott Stallings 'on a cloud' at Augusta
• Allison earns investing designation
• UT Student Business Seeking Peers’, Public’s Help to Win National Contest
• FSG Bank names new CEO
• Watts Bar Nuclear Plant environmental study gets review
• Cellphone dispute prompts stabbing
• Knox County authorities bust car theft scheme
• Tennessee moves up in health rankings
• Missing Blount boy returns home
• Grainger County brothers charged in shovel v. knife fight
• Big victory: Austin-East no longer eligible for state takeover
• Authorities investigating Jefferson City homicide
• Ice Bears get back three players
• Webb's Marjorie Butler tears ACL
• Four stores cited in Anderson County beer sting
• Monroe County couple charged in dog attack
• White House pressuring Corker, Alexander on agency nominee
• Big winners: 2 Oak Ridge seniors win $100,000 science competition
• Austin-East High School no longer eligible for Achievement School District status
• Mark Campen uses County Commission experience for City Council post
• Former Knox County Clerk employee sentenced
• Knox County Schools earn 'B' grades on state report card
• Suspect sought in three Sevier County robberies
• Man suffers serious burns in apartment kitchen fire
• Tennessee's potential role in the presidential selection process
• Man stabs patron at VFW on North Fourth Street
• Blount County Campus lecture focuses on recycling, environment
• Work Begins Next Week in Preparation for New UT Student Union Construction
• Knox gas prices drop; oil rises on Iran tensions
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 12/4/11
• Real Estate Transfers - 12/4/11
• Can Duck Head rise again?
• "The Last Reunion," New Book by Jay Searcy
• Restaurants That Permit Dogs--The List Grows
• Writers’ Guild Welcomes Bill Landry
• Download a poster commemorating Maryville's state football title
• Man charged with aggravated cruelty to cat
• Terrell Rollins, defense on LaDarius Vanlier carries Greeneville
• Greeneville cruises to title past Maplewood, 37-0
• Bob Hodge: Make sure you know what you are shooting at — it could save a life
• Download a CAK commemorative championship poster
• Lake Tansi sewer controversy builds
• GM Learns from Toyota how not to handle crisis
• Jim O'Brien: Automatic cuts endanger security
• Citizen's Voice: Economic growth and environmental protection can coexist
• Justin Owen: Farragut earned business-friendly reputation
• Editorial: Grins and Grimaces
• Political Happenings
• Championship Matchup: Maryville vs. Whitehaven
• Maryville hopes defensive adjustments since 2009 title game pay off
• Championship Picks
• Making the grade: Knox schools innovate, score well on state Report Card
• Class 4A Championship Matchup: Maplewood vs. Greeneville
• Celebration for CAK family - past, present and future
• Gaps in Tennessee drug laws helped judge escape scrutiny
• High and Mighty: CAK rolls to first football title, 49-14
• Nerves not a problem for Greeneville in Class 4A title game
• Grand jury takes no action against former Campbell officers
• GAO warns TVA to develop formal capital expense plan
• Nancy Gray retires after 22 years as Smokies park spokeswoman
• Pellissippi State: Dulcimer, other non-credit courses make unique holiday gifts
• Restaurants That Permit Dogs--The List Grows
• "The Last Reunion," New Book by Jay Searcy
• Talk of the Town Dec. 2
• Two UT Scientists Search for Potential Habitats for Life on Mars
• Serial robber sought in Sevier County
• Tennessee gets $30 million to help foster qualified startups
• New Year's Day 5k
• Highlights of TBI file shows depth of Baumgartner's addiction
• Powell facing 'mirrored' foe in final
• Breaking house rules, records: CAK's High-powered offense led by quarterback just having fun
• Powell (14-0) vs. Henry County (14-0), 8 p.m. EST tonight
• CAK (12-2) vs. Milan (14-1), 4:30 p.m. EST tonight
• Flawed handling of torture-slaying cases raises questions about rest of judge's docket
• Carly Harrington: Downtown gift cards make giving easy
• Christian, Newsom families see more trials, tears ahead
• Wyko Tire Technology sold to China company
• CAK offers contrast to Milan
• Fishing Report: Dec. 2
• Children's Hospital patients receive visit, gifts from Gatlinburg Christmas parade characters
• Lakeshore staff members, local politicians express concerns about facility closing
• Applications being take for city's Green Building Incentive Program
• Will frogs fall from the sky in East Tennessee?
• UT Student Spearheads Calculator Donation to Knox County School
• Commenters on major news sites should stand by their words with a name
• Teen arrested for hitting mother, shooting girlfriend
• Paul L. Kelley Volunteer Academy receives calculator donation from UT
• AIDS Awareness Month: UT Professor Conducts Groundbreaking Research
• Knox pump prices down; oil falls as rally tails off
• Maryville's Patton Robinette is Gatorade State Player of the Year
• Dean of UT College of Architecture and Design Receives National Recognition
• Claims against Morgan Keegan at $1 billion
• Tennessean, New York Times changing web site comments in hopes of improving discourse
• Turn in a gun, get a Kroger gift card
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• Former Oak Ridge players get big lesson against Lady Vols
• TVA renewable energy changes prompt 'grid parity' debate
• Employees, citizens voice concerns about closing of Lakeshore Mental Health Institute
• Keeping things normal key for first-time coaches at state
• Pizza Palace's iconic neon sign good as it was 50 years ago
• Isbel announces run for Anderson County mayor
• McNabb new mobile crisis provider
• Cain campaign crisis could teach political lesson to future GOP candidates
• Rogero makes several key appointments to new administration
• Knox County Finance Department wins GFOA award for FY2012 budget
• City Council passes revised Hillside and Ridgetop plan
• The Story of Bluegrass Pioneer Carl Story
• Local Credit Unions Benefit From Recent Anti-Bank Sentiments
• Rogero Names Communications Staffers
• Opponents of Intermodal Facility Encouraged by Board Appointments
• Pressure Mounts on the Hill for Dooley
• Q&A: Tracy Foster, co-founder of Project Being There, which aids orphans in Vietnam
• Knoxville Early Music Project Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary
• Switch Your Thinking: Winter Wind Down
• Sound Off Competition Continues
• Johnny Newman: 'More Than Ever'
• Pellissippi State presents ‘The Santaland Diaries’ theatre production
• College of Arts and Sciences Honors Outstanding Faculty
• UT Knoxville to Award More than 600 Graduate Degrees
• UT Alumna Benita Fitzgerald Mosley to Speak at Fall Commencement
• Knox gas prices fall again; oil rises above $101
• Suspects arrested in CVS robbery on Emory Road
• Downtown Christmas Parade kicks off Dec. 2
• Wilson County mom facing murder charge says she flung daughter
• Group promises third presidential choice
• Task force recommends halving HOPE awards
• Poverty surges among TN kids
• Forecast: Drizzle before 9 a.m.
• Council declines to amend Hillside and Ridgetop Protection Plan
• Two injured in Seymour house fire
• State wades into Blount County charter school debate
• Fearful of potential abuse, officials seek review of audit hot line system
• 3 Rivers Angler fly shop hopes to fill void
• UT looking to buy store property on The Strip
• Woman convicted of lying to police about child sex predator
• Jamey Chadwell, former Anderson County grad, has North Greenville breaking through
• Instead of deriding your Constable, be thankful for most of them
• Sevierville public works director named Outstanding Engineer of the Year
• Man pleads guilty to child pornography
• Marshall Stair ready to learn as new City Council member
• Henry's Fund announces $5,000 gift honoring KPD heroes
• Farmers fume at proposed limits on their children's work
• Hymn for Her 'plays what they play' to show versatility
• Memphis police officers help deliver baby boy
• Scripps Networks marketing $500M securities offering
• Kayakers survive night in North Chickamauga Pocket Wilderness
• Forecast: Winter weather advisory issued, some schools delayed
• Tennessee may reduce HOPE lottery scholarship awards
• Greene County man pleads to child pornography charges
• Maryville College football coach Tony Ierulli blames 'political correctness' for firing
• Haslam supports Romney, he just can't tell you yet
• Estabrook Road to Reopen by Friday
• Man found dead in UT Medical Center parking lot
• Female suspect arrested in store robbery
• Pedestrian killed near Magnolia Avenue
• Weichert names top agents
• Century 21 REG names award winners
• Holloway joins CBWW
• Real Estate Foreclosures - 11/27/11
• Knoxville police identify pedestrian killed on Magnolia Avenue
• Real Estate Transfers - 11/27/11
• Forecast: Heavy rains, Scott County schools closed
• Gun rights groups to challenge limitations in Tennessee
• Pedestrian struck, killed by car in East Knoxville
• Man found dead in parking lot at UT Medical Center
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Pardoned turkey menaces state capital
• Allison Thigpen: Individual mandate protects small businesses from high health insurance costs
• Michael Silence: Bloggers offer leftover advice
• Life and Arts Announcements, Nov. 27, 2011
• Laura Bower: Witnessing movements fueled by social media
• Plan set forth for South Cumberland conservation
• Record of births: Nov. 27
• Grammar Gemlins: Handling unspoken dialogue
• Knox County's pension board to review positions eligible for Uniformed Officers Pension Plan
• Sam Venable: Nothing like a friendly, helping hand
• Register by Tuesday: Adapted toys available for children who can't use their hands
• Watch for potential slowdowns in Hamblen, Loudon
• Jack McElroy: Have an app, app, appy Christmas this year
• Tom Humphrey: Haslam remains coy about presidential endorsement
• Tracy Hicks: Friday after Thanksgiving doesn't have to be black
• Joyce Richman: High school musical a reminder of the importance of the arts
• Tre Hargett: Check fine print on cause-related purchases
• Bass results: Nov. 27
• Bulletin Board: Nov. 27
• Bowling: The Area's Best - Nov. 27
• TWRA's Allen Ricks succumbs to cancer
• Just out of huddle, Lenoir City getting in basketball shape
• Farragut wins Thanksgiving Classic, 39-37
• Don Williams: Firms would have saved schools money
• Citizens' Voice: Hard work, money needed to fix education
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ...
• In Roane, watch for I-40 lane closures
• Winter lawn care leads to healthy spring grass
• Georgiana Vines: Mayor-elect to get schooled in Harvard program
• Church events, Nov. 26, 2011
• Marge Davis: Bottle Bill sensible on many levels
• Do we need Saturday mail delivery?
• Join Us For A Night at The Museum
• Friendship Christian ends Oliver Springs' season, 39-6
• 40 Young-Williams dogs head to barren New England shelters
• Billy Ogle Jr. rallies for Southern All-Stars
• Jingle Bell Run honors 5-year-old with arthritis
• David Climer: Peyton Manning's career could end sooner than you think
• Black Friday shoppers flock to stores
• Coming Home: Veterans face long waits for medical care
• Forecast: Chilly early; sunshine later
• Local retailers work hard to draw holiday crowds
• KPD searches for known robbery suspect
• Fishing Report: Nov. 24
• Kathy Wolski was hungry to get back on course
• Training run good for Kelsey Kane
• Oliver Springs treating semifinal like week zero
• West, Powell seek 'next step'
• Delivery service takes frustrations out of buying fresh trees
• Greeneville seeks revenge against Giles County
• Maryville has proven playoff formula
• Can CAK seize the moment? A-E in the way
• Tim Burchett: 'My momma was an incredible woman'
• West's Carson Brooks picks Carson-Newman
• TN hunting policy unexpectedly spurs spread of wild hogs
• Coming Home: Vets and family deal with challenges
• Tennessee and Georgia lawmakers eye pill mill crackdown
• KFD: Vacant S. Knox house fire 'suspicious'
• East Knox resident escapes gunfire; dog doesn't
• Interstate snarls slowing holiday traffic
• Forecast: Fog early; warm, sunny Thanksgiving Day
• Jon Crisp: We all share a little in Paterno's guilt
• New books at Knox County Public Libraries, Nov. 27, 2011
• Morristown East shoots past Fulton, 53-42
• Jewelry Television celebrates new milestones
• Sam Venable: We had dual Thanksgiving Days Way Back Then
• Jonesborough man granted presidential pardon
• Knoxville bishop offers prayers for Casey victim
• Lakeshore Park backers urge city of Knoxville to acquire state land
• Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett's mother dies
• George Washington's proclamation of Thanksgiving
• CHCC Food Ministry: serving others in difficult times
• A litany of Thankfulness
• Joy of Music School Schedules Benefit Concert
• Saving Harriman's Princess Theater
• New Book by Bill Landry
• Talk of the Town November 23/25
• Tennessee's Voter ID Laws Draw Criticism
• GM Plant Coming to Spring Hill
• J.Edgar Disappoints
• Knoxville's First TEDx Event Attracts Eclectic Speakers
• Race for County Law Director's Office Begins
• Sen. Becky Duncan Massey Sworn In
• Tribe One Survives Budget Problems
• Dance—or Mosh—the Thanksgiving Calories Away
• Jim Dykes, R.I.P.
• Q&A: Lisa Higginbotham, director of the new Enough! volunteer program at the YWCA Knoxville
• Women say Smyrna church shunned them after they accused pastor of theft
• Apple to become PC leader, report says
• Father gets 22 years for abuse of infant son
• Ready for the World Café Makes Its Final Stop of Fall Semester: Peru
• Amazon land deal to wait till after holiday
• Gallatin turned down money from company involved in mishaps
• Three people injured in West Knoxville blaze
• State put off portable toilet request for Occupy Nashville
• Congress's richest would benefit under Fleischmann bill
• TVA economic development activities have $4.9B impact
• ET congressmen pledge to continue push to cut spending
• Josh Flory: Former Vol Dane Bradshaw to captain Thunder's team
• State budget show hits the road
• Allison Rupp: Farragut Town Hall class teaches art of 'steampunk' jewelry
• Three Rivers Market open on Thanksgiving Day
• Open house at Pellissippi State Dec. 1
• 'Small Business Saturday' encourages shoppers to support smaller entities
• UT Student Buffalo Chicken Dip Business Wins Vol Court Competition
• UT’s Solar-powered House Wins National Graphic Design Award
• Two arrested for robbing multiple businesses in Knoxville
• Motivational speaker and Fulton High alum visits elementary school students
• Sevierville police continue to search for burglary suspects
• New TV station on airwaves in Pigeon Forge
• Commissioners pass Hillside and Ridgetop Protection Plan
• East Tennessee Congressmen, Senators "outraged," but failure was Obama's plan
• Finbarr Saunders back for second go-around in Knoxville politics
• Forecast: Patchy, dense fog early; scattered showers
• Riverdale loses starting QB to injury; faces Maryville on Friday
• Loudon County man arrested on bank robbery charge
• Union County school board delays action on superintendent's future
• Commission gives first OK on zoning rules to combat 'pill mills'
• Report: Powell's Dy'shawn Mobley committing to Kentucky
• New UT athletic director gets earful over midweek stadium noise
• Knoxville area Thanksgiving holiday closings
• Knoxville native Reggie Dabbs urges Christenberry students to never give up
• Powell RB Dy'shawn Mobley to commit to Kentucky
• What the Tennessee Tea Party and Occupy Nashville seem to have in common
• Suspect sought in ATFCU branch robbery in Vonore
• Long lines braved for annual Baskets of Hope event
• Suspect sought in robbery of MNB Kodak branch
• Two charged with felony murder on Morelia Avenue
• UT Professor to Report from Clashes, Demonstrations in Egypt
• Pellissippi State’s Magnolia Avenue Campus wins ‘Orchid’ award
• Massey sworn in as state senator during ceremony at Central High School
• Dandridge man killed in I-40 crash
• 11/20/11 - Real Estate Foreclosures
• 11/20/11 - Real Estate Transfers
• KPD: Man 'still alive' when placed in N. Knox shed storage bin
• 23rd Annual Jazz for Tots Program Entertains While Helping Needy Kids
• Would you like a little wild turkey with that?
• John Adams: Testing UT: 1, 2, 3
• James Miller, Gina Rouse benefit from pace, favorable conditions
• Making beer at home can help connoisseurs save money
• Suspect sought in Walgreens robbery on Cumberland Avenue
• Casting Crowns continues to inspire audiences of all ages
• Knoxville's Occupation takes a different approach
• ‘Transforming Shakespeare Into Opera’: Pellissippi State hosts maestro Salesky Nov. 29
• Are you being treated properly in the Tri-Cities?
• JD Howard: Breathless in Beijing
• John Craig: Knoxville needs to find out what it wants to be
• Don Ferguson: Water wheel mystery keeps spinning
• Snark Bites: Unemployment rate keeps working, thanks to legislators
• Jack McElroy: Lakeshore's closure will open opportunity
• Grammar Gremlins: Using ink on commas around 'Inc.'
• Shelia Swift: Accidental drug poisonings can be prevented
• Editorial: Totality of circumstances defines adequate notice
• Michael Silence: Blogging part of healing process
• Sam Venable: Few would have reacted differently
• Michelle Singletary: Nonprofits turning to new financing streams
• Pam Reeves: Reporting of sexual abuse required by state law
• Wes Roach advances to third qualifying stage
• Firefighters battle 7-hour blaze at vacant bed and breakfast
• Two free ‘Holiday Memories’ concerts at Pellissippi State
• Carolyn Hax: Is chance of infidelity a deal breaker?
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events that pleased us, and one that did not
• Jamey Dobbs: Government distrust begins at home
• Janet Westbrook: Schools' math curricula don't add up
• Chris Buice: Both left and right have problems with corporate greed
• TVA Salary freeze doesn't stop all forms of compensation
• Phillip Pettit Jr. wins second-stage event, qualifies for PGA Tour Q-School finale
• Jim Dykes remembered as poignant columnist who went against the grain
• Allegiant Air begins service to Las Vegas
• Knox Heritage honors top local preservationists
• Boy on scooter, 11, struck by motorist blinded by sun
• Without clear goals, Occupy Nashville risks a slow decline into the irrelevant
• Yes, there’s people who care
• Pellissippi State’s alumna-employee inducted into business honor society
• Estabrook Opened Temporarily
• Watermelon for Everyone—New Children’s...
• "Watermelon for Everyone"--a Children's Book--Released in Knoxville
• ‘Tis the Season: UT Admissions Application Deadline is December 1
• YWCA--Enough!-End Domestic Violence
• Adria Amos Appointed New Publist for Knoxville Writers' Guild
• Talk of the Town November 18
• Former Mayor Randy Tyree, left, City of Knoxville Mayor Dan...
• Doug Minter Writes About Father's Honor
• UT Professor Receives Endowment to Teach Social Workers about Child Brain Development
• UT Students Discover, Blog About Micro-aquatic Life Under Lens
• UT Knoxville Students Benefit From Regal Scholars Program
• Smokey Gets Royal Treatment from Vet Med
• GM will detail Spring Hill restart plans on Monday
• All Knoxville area Cracker Barrels open on Thanksgiving 2011
• Letters: Lamar Alexander should leave office
• Letters: Lisa Ross Birth Center celebrated
• Letters: Cremation rejected as an 'abomination'
• Letters: Be thankful for police officers
• Forecast: Chilly start, normal warmup on way
• Alcoa versus CAK, part II
• Morristown-Hamblen hospital chief administrator resigns
• Expert says waitress' killer was not legally insane
• Chilly reception? Augusta returns with Aaron McGill
• Bearden's Rebecca Stover running off to Alabama
• Hardin Valley's Emily Yarnell to bring speed to Lady Vols
• Business Briefs
• Fishing report: Nov. 18
• Panel sees start-up potential in Knoxville
• KUB OKs $94 million bond refund, advised on gas system fine
• Lots of area stars selected for East/West
• Will Minter Honored for Contributions to Design for 1982 World's Fair
• Romney, supporters need more people skills to win nomination, General Election
• Grandmother of deceased Wal-Mart perpetrator speaks out
• Penn State scandal: one week later
• Suspect sought in Middlebrook Pike Bread Box robbery
• Father of five juggles chaotic family schedule to pursue degree at Pellissippi State
• Suspect sought in armed robbery of North Broadway CVS
• Police investigating W. Knoxville home invasion
• Fantasy of Trees continues to bring in holiday cheer after 27 years
• Smokies visits down 9.5 percent in October
• George Wallace excited about entering political arena
• Man flashes gun, robs W. Knoxville store
• Letters: Teachers should be evaluated, too
• Letters: More interviews needed for article
• Letters: God should guide view on abortion
• Letters: Fighting cancer and Medicare system
• Letters: Football was placed above child victims
• Man robs North Knoxville pharmacy of pills
• Forecast: Rain, snow showers in mountains, sub-freezing tonight
• Timing is right for technology transfers, DOE official says
• Board approves $15.5M contract for McGhee Tyson facility
• Too Many Organisms, Not Enough Scientists
• 17,000 Species in the Great Smoky Mountains. And Counting.
• Another Obstacle for the Hillside Plan?
• Activists Sue National Coal Over Campbell County Pollution
• Rick Perry Takes Letterman Over Franklin
• The apparent difference between Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Nashville
• Female suspects in convenience store robbery arrested
• School for The Deaf's Championship Season
• City Wins a Pension Fight
• Bud Gilbert Skips Class
• Our First Million-Dollar Mayor
• Thanksgiving Day at Brazeiros combines the celebrations of two countries
• Officer kills shoplifting suspect at Chapman Highway Wal-Mart
• Police looking for suspect in Weigel's robbery
• UT Ready for the World Café Sets Sail for Southern Italy
• Q&A: Garry Noland, volunteer astronomer at Marble Springs Historic Site
• Free class on solar hot-water heating offered at Pellissippi State
• By Lightning: 'Sand Down the Edges'
• Online Geotourism MapGuide launched in East Tennessee
• Man arrested on aggravated burglary charges
• Commissioners discuss plan to regulate 'pill mill' pain clinics
• Suspect sought in Tobacco King robbery
• UT Welcomes Fans to Final Home Football Game Saturday
• Upstart Opera Company Has Big Plans
• Celebrate a 'K-Town Christmas' With New Music Compilation
• Titan Tire outlines tentative plans for Goodyear plant in Union City, Tennessee
• Armed man snatches cash drawer from West Knoxville store
• Akzo Nobel plans $6.7 million expansion in Chattanooga
• Letters: Column about Penn State praised
• Letters: Mitt Romney has plan and principles
• Letters: Cameras only for raising money
• Letters: Article about village didn't make sense
• Letters: Conservatives will save the world
• Forecast: Rain; sunshine Thursday
• Tusculum's Deonte Gist gets double honor from SAC
• Hard-core photos infest Facebook
• FBI won't pursue probe of demoted Knox deputies
• Mental Health Commissioner Varney presents closing Lakeshore as cost-effective, 'morally right' option
• Tim Hammontree wants to raise expectations
• KPD: Shoplifting suspect fatally shot after pulling gun on officer inside Walmart
• Dollywood's cool new show
• Marshall Stair leads way in record City Council campaign spending
• Las Vegas police charge Knoxville man in bartender's slaying
• Sevierville man killed in single-vehicle wreck
• Josh Flory: Gay Street attractive as a residence and dental practice
• New York Mayor takes a page from Nashville in dealing with Occupy Wall Street
• Woman flags down officers after being stabbed
• Fire damages home in South Knoxville
• ‘Lions of the Bar’ Lawyer Bernie Nussbaum to Speak at UT College of Law
• Historical Work of Fiction the Topic for Season’s Final Pregame Showcase
• Suspect sought in robbery of Oak Ridge bank
• National Jurist Ranks UT College of Law among 20 Best Value Schools
• Nuclear Weapons Scientist to Speak on Iran, North Korea Nuclear Programs
• Plato’s ‘Symposium’ topic of Dec. 9 Gnosis lecture
• UT Study: Number of Uninsured Children Decreases, TennCare Satisfaction Remains High
• UT Solar-Powered House Begins Tour Across State as Educational Exhibition
• Veteran killed in crash following ceremony
• Murfeesboro couple testify in D.C. about voter ID experience
• Stabbed woman flags down police
• Forecast: Warm and rainy
• Las Vegas police arrest Knoxville man in fatal shooting
• Man accused of Clinton robbery nabbed
• Heritage hires ex-Maryville coach Tim Hammontree
• If Lakeshore closes, would city of Knoxville get land, buildings?
• Utility work to detour sections of Third Creek Greenway
• Was the 1977 Solar Dome Inspiration for the Sunsphere?
• Occupy a plan...
• Body found in yard at Selma Avenue residence
• Aspiring Entrepreneurs Face-off in Final “Vol Court” Session
• Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus hosts disaster-planning expert Nov. 17
• Charges dropped against Occupy Nashville protesters
• UT to Host Lecture, Music Performance Honoring Lumbee Indians Nov. 20
• Real Estate Foreclosures 11/13/11
• Real Estate Transfers 11/13/11
• VW finds demand ‘very high’ for cleaner and quieter engines
• BlueCross Autumnfest 8K and Little Gobbler Run
• Jesse Levine faces easier drive after finals victory
• Ex-major leaguer, Memphis State star Charlie Lea dies at 54
• Lamenting the chain-ification of Knoxville’s Market Square
• Pellissippi State garners four public relations awards
• GPS use in tracking suspects is under the gun
• Tennessee Emergency Management Agency hampers disaster recovery
• Running hog wild: Hunting these pests no longer OK
• Muslims call for rebuke of TN lawmaker Womick for remarks
• Bruce Freeman: Make sure your new business has 'legs'
• Lee Bowman: Civil War was even bloodier than thought
• Tim Lee: We should explore what awaits us after death
• Mark Harmon: Debunking myths about local politics
• Grammar Gremlins: If he would have ...
• Scott McNutt: Ordeal ends when voters stuck between two mayoral candidates finally freed
• Greg Johnson: Take a fresh look at tax code fairness
• Letters to the editor, Nov. 13, 2011
• Editorial: Election victors' next challenge is governing people
• Michael Silence: Some .gov sites lack basic information
• Ina Hughs: Faster than the speed of light
• East Knoxville man shot to death near home
• Good things happen to Tusculum, 38-20
• Sam Venable: Christmas is going to the dogs
• Coats for the Cold Collection accepting donations
• State Sen. Mark Morris: Redistricting more open than ever
• Citizen's Voice: Teachers not opposed to true evaluations
• Somber remembrance: Roll call honors recent war dead
• Final salute: Fountain City man uses bleach, elbow grease to clean 400 veterans' grave markers
• More tennis is right move for Jesse Levine
• Georgiana Vines: Election night a high point for Rogero fans, friends
• Oh, to turn 11. On 11-11 of 2011
• Help the Knoxville News Sentinel celebrate its 125th anniversary
• UT’s Work with Refugees Being Highlighted in National Competition
• Remembering why we remember
• Free job networking seminar at Pellissippi State
• UT Student Among First Women on Non-compliant Search-Seizure Team
• Gibson Guitar calls environmental law 'unconstitutionally vague'
• UT Student Campaign to Encourage Healthier Eating on Campus
• Girlfriend: Accused killer of Barley's waitress seemed to have mental-health woes under control
• Rick Perry skips Franklin visit on heels of debate gaffe
• Electrolux reopens hunt for a general contractor for a scaled-down Memphis plant
• Tennessee board recommends college tuition hikes of 5 to 8 percent
• Shelby County orders topless clubs to cover up
• YWCA's Enough Campaign
• Padgett's Speech to Supporters
• Do Your Part With the Cart
• Talk of the Town November 11
• Leroy Thompson struggles with Penn State scandal
• Cocke County Board: If new charges true, firing of Cosby football coach still warranted
• Scott High's unique project touted at preservation conference
• Second chance for Austin-East: Roadrunners get rematch with Elizabethton
• This Week's Playoff Picks
• Governor, wife are grandparents
• The Old Guard sets standard for military funeral honors
• Honor guard ceremonies pay tribute to fallen veterans
• Friday's Prep Playoff Schedule
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Catholic's Spencer Roth
• Haslam backtracks on Occupy
• UT MBA Program Receives International Recognition
• Grand jury indicts man on child rape charges
• Four arrested in Powell High School locker room thefts
• UPDATE: Victim identified, suspect turns himself in for fatal shooting
• Faculty Lecture Series continues at Pellissippi State Nov. 17
• Suspect sought in Cedar Springs apartment shooting
• Man killed in apartment complex on Hall of Fame Drive
• UT’s Ready for the World Café to Serve African Cuisine
• UT Microbiologist to Develop Biofilter to Clean up Toxic Water
• Honoring Veterans: Time in Iraq Fueled UT Student’s Desire to Study Law
• Groundbreaking takes place for new Carter Elementary School
• Hot to Trot 5K, 10K and Fun Run
• Sierra Nevada not building brewery in Blount County
• College of Architecture and Design to Host Open House for Prospective Students
• Two UT Faculty Members to Serve on International Prize Committee Jury
• Adam 'Pacman' Jones: I was too immature with Tennessee Titans
• SunTrust, Regions drop debit card fees
• TVA contractor sprayed herbicide on endangered species of wildflowers from helicopter
• Forecast: Patchy fog, pleasant temperatures
• Tony Jones coaches first practice at Alcoa
• Armed robbery reported at Knoxville motel
• Sutherland athletic fields project on schedule for UT
• Regions Bank sues former Tennessee running back Jamal Lewis
• High school scheduling savings to be determined
• Traffic tip
• Development of White Lily plant moving ahead
• Protest with no direction becomes First Amendment showdown
• Maryville College President to Speak on ‘The Cost of Green Energy’
• McIntyre does not recommend closing schools, outsourcing still possible
• Suspect arrested in armed robbery incident, caught in Ohio
• Historic UT Football Programs Now Digitized
• UT Scientist Helps Confirm Link between Fungus and Bat Epidemic
• Pellissippi State invites public to Nov. 4 ‘Three Sisters: Stews, Soups and Stuff’
• UT Celebrates Homecoming with a Clash of Tennesseans
• UT MBA Student Contributes Art to UT Bookstore
• Stephen A. Burroughs moving west
• Student Researches Mars and Holds World Record
• Amway Endowment Enters Fourth Year at UT
• Howard, Knight to Enter TN Newspaper Hall of Fame
• Forecast: Chilly start, sunny day
• Nashville Scene reporter catches own Occupy Nashville arrest on video
• John Adams: Vols' offense can't keep up with Vanderbilt's
• Homeless man injured after falling from ledge at downtown bridge
• Regents look at reducing HOPE scholarship amounts
• Legislators eye lower lottery prize money, easier ticket purchases
• Three shot at Halloween party in Oneida
• Man wasn't robbed, just shot, in East Knoxville
• THP arrests reporter at Plaza Friday-did not show at Capitol last night
• Maria Compere—-Making Knoxville beautiful. photo by Martha...
• Maria Compere--l.7 million Bulbs Planted
• Talk of the Town October 28
• Education Opportunity Center on UT Campus
• Mark Padgett, Madeline Rogero detail contrasting economic plans
• Guest column: Direct financial aid to students who need it most
• Peter Brewer: Inventors to feel impact of patent law changes
• Drug store owner: Face-to-face consultations, better health care
• West Knoxville baker: 'Growth in the city is what helps me'
• Town Hall East: Foreclosures, blighted properties are issues
• Downtown developer: 'We've got to finish the job'
• Oakwood/Lincoln Park leader: 'City not doing anything to help us'
• Restaurant co-owner: Bring in jobs to area
• Art gallery owner: 'Make Knoxville a business-friendly place'
• Island Home Park leader: Push waterfront development, but protect neighborhood
• Snark Bites: Mud slandered in mayor's race, Truth hurting
• Michael Silence: Polls get taken out of context
• Jack McElroy: Prescription drugs are latest wave in 40-year tide of abuse
• One goal enough to get Farragut to state
• Holes-in-One: Oct. 30
• Area sends 39 football teams to playoffs
• Standout running backs highlight regular-season finales
• Pellissippi State hosts ‘Potpourri of Poetry’ Nov. 8 and 9
• C-SPAN channels featuring Knoxville this weekend
• Freeze warning issued for East Tennessee, southwest Virginia and western North Carolina
• Citizen's Voice: Simple steps can aid House Mountain
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news
• East Knoxville bar cited as public nuisance, closed
• Mountain National accepts OCC Consent Order
• Carson-Newman will 'keep fighting', needs victory to avoid losing season
• State efforts to recruit retirees paying dividends
• Glenn Beck speaking in Knoxville tonight for Cherish the Child benefit
• Blount County company's growth fueled by cost-cutting
• State oversteps bounds in Occupy Nashville protest, may cost taxpayers millions
• UT Names New Interdisciplinary Center After Former Governor Bredesen
• Sunday Cades Cove performance by Pellissippi State dulcimer students
• Liberal Madeline Wants a Rain Tax
• Letter: News Sentinel should examine own 'vile' comments
• UT Study Looks at Manual Wheelchair Use, Exercise, and Calorie Burning
• Bristol bounty hunters who grabbed wrong man convicted
• Wildfire burns nearly 100 acres near Chilhowie, Va.
• Take Back the Night: Victims urged to speak out
• UT to name joint center at ORNL after Bredesen
• Cherokee National Forest arsonist soon to be freed after earning sentencing break
• Roundball Rebels enjoy new floor thanks to donors
• Playoff brackets should be ready Saturday
• Video arraignment latest Anderson Courthouse security measure
• Toddler hit by car in stable condition; Knoxville woman with record charged
• Rescuers pulled wedged man from between buildings
• "Occupy Nashville" should establish a real purpose, or leave the Plaza
• Woman charged with hit-and-run on toddler
• Dick Gourley Named Interim President of the UT Research Foundation; David Washburn Takes Over Knoxville-based Office
• 'Party Mom' Leslie Janous sentenced to nine years in prison
• Film festival at Pellissippi State kicks off on Halloween
• Young-Williams Animal Center offers one-week adoption specials
• City of Knoxville financial analyst arrested on theft charges
• UT to Host Daylong Ethics and Technology Seminar for Clinicians
• Pellissippi State hosts American sign language game night
• Boy hit by car, driver flees, Knoxville woman charged
• Fisherman drowns in Melton Hill Lake
• Twenty-one suspects indicted on various drug, gun charges
• WUTK 90.3 FM is Most Improved College Radio Station in North America
• 'Yo Gabba Gabba' creator hopes to make live show great experience for all ages
• Energy Efficiency Loan Program helps businesses obtain savings, profitability
• Anti-Shariah event organizers insist Nashville hotel honor booking
• Shelbyville woman who sent boy back to Russia gets sued
• Occupy Nashville protesters may be ousted from Legislative Plaza
• High school football coaches prefer old playoff system
• Forecast: Rainy and cool
• BP approved for Gulf oil drilling permit
• Marty Sonnenfeldt has even more goals to achieve as KTC youth director
• Fending off fraud: Drug thieves target elderly
• Officials: Newly updated Hillside and Ridgetop Protection Plan provides flexibility
• City of Knoxville financial analyst arrested for theft
• TVA to build power station at former Midway park site
• Ice Bears expect extra fire from former players
• Tonight's prep pick
• Salon Visage to get $500,000 makeover
• Community invited to comment on school budget options
• Tomato Head announces fundraising dinner for Beardsley Farm
• Knox County Sheriff's Office offers Halloween tips
• The 6th will be Duncan-Massey in a walk
• Romanian Ambassador at UT to Speak, Meet with Students, Tour Knoxville
• UT to Host Order of Protection Day on Thursday
• Grace Christian Academy math teacher wins technology grant
• Man stabbed in apparent domestic incident
• Modern Horror: A Handy Guide to the Best 21st-Century Horror Movies You Probably Haven't Seen
• UT Welcomes Fans to Ag Day, South Carolina Game Saturday
• Pellissippi State hosts town hall meeting with Rep. Ryan Haynes
• Spooky Tales From the Knox Side
• 10 REALLY Scary Things About Knoxville
• UT to Compete in EPA Game Day Recycling Challenge
• 6th District Senatorial Candidate Gloria Johnson Aims to Revitalize Knox County Democratic Party
• Mayoral Campaign Gets Uglier
• Envision Knoxville Launches Vague Agenda
• Fact-Checking Padgett's Claims Against Rogero
• Ashley Capps Endorses Rogero
• Q&A: Matt Harbaugh, president of the University of Tennessee’s Ultimate Frisbee club
• Knoxville man found stabbed on Western Avenue house porch
• Tennessee on Tennessee: Tennessee Stage Company Plans Tennessee Williams Weekend
• WUTK Named Most-Improved College Station by CMJ
• WUTK Named Most-Improved College Stattion by CMJ
• Jonathan Sexton and Big Love Bounce Back
• Aroi! Ready for the World Café Takes Exotic Excursion to Thailand
• Lisa Hurst wants to make Boys & Girls Club 'accountable' in the community
• Regions Financial reports progress on sale of Memphis-based Morgan Keegan
• National Civil Rights Museum project gets $21 million jump-start, asks public to join
• Will Nissan's Smyrna plant go global?
• 'Two little angels' mourned at vigil
• Farragut reaches 'milestone' with spot in region finals
• Bearden fends off Hardin Valley rally, 4-2
• CAK girls blank Berean Christian for spot in Region 2-A/AA final
• Field of pipe dreams? ET switchgrass at a crossroads
• Bayne explains why he broke deal
• Parents learn tools to be more engaged with children, involved with academics
• Study estimates biorefinery's economic impact
• UT gets grant to help adults go to college
• Program offers cancer screenings to underserved women
• Megabus service to expand to Atlanta, Chattanooga
• Tennessee Dems may go down with President's political ship
• Mayoral candidates appalled at anonymous hate letter
• Long-time Knox County finance department official retires
• County Commissioners approve three percent pay raise for county employees
• UT College of Nursing Kicks Off 40th Year with NightinGala
• High School Students Win Scholarships at UT Knoxville in Math Contest
• Pellissippi State presents Neil Simon’s ‘Biloxi Blues’
• Suspect sought in Walgreens robbery on North Broadway
• Open Enrollment for UT’s Flexible Benefits Plan
• Pregame Showcase Focuses on Historical Reactions to the Koran
• Letter: Thanks for article on historic houses
• Fire destroys empty building in Strawberry Plains
• HealthSpring sale may herald wave of deals
• Cleveland, Tenn., manufacturer Cormetech adds 30 jobs in air pollution control production
• Collierville football coach Shawn Abel resigns
• Distaste for Obama grows in Tennessee
• Forecast: Warm today, cooler by the weekend
• Pennington considering career options
• Charges reinstated against accused red-light camera shooter
• Commission picks redistricting plan that displaces two school board members
• Another anonymous flier disparaging Madeline Rogero shows up around town
• Sam Venable: Jelly won't sweeten our bitterness
• Knox County Commission OKs 3 percent pay hike for workers
• UT Board Meets in Knoxville this Week
• Mainstream media finally catches on to nurses' story we've followed for months
• Pellissippi State provides Science Hill, other high schoolers with robotics training
• Urban Outfitters Store makes tour stop in Knoxville
• Campus Chest Campaign Enters its Final Week
• Create Your Own Safe Zone; Training for Undergrads November 6
• Flops obscure solar's growth, Wacker exec says
• UT College of Engineering Hosts High School Students for Engineers Day
• Knoxville firm wins awards in Asheville
• KAAR hosts Halloween event
• Luttrell Elementary closed after overnight break-in
• Real Estate Foreclosures 10/23/11
• Real Estate Transfers 10/23/11
• Germantown studies schools in East Tennessee
• Forecast: Sunny and warm, with rain on the way
• Arrest threatens to dim W. Knoxville man's shining moment
• Electric vehicle charging stations newly available at two Pellissippi State campuses
• Win a $20K wedding in KNS giveaway
• Sam Venable: Giving credit where it is (or not) due
• Mallory Duncan: Free markets require competition, transparency
• Knoxville's STEM Academy names mascot
• Holes-in-One: Oct. 23
• No headline - sp-bullboard
• No headline - sp-bowling
• Pellissippi State hosts annual Fall Choral Concert Oct. 27
• Federal jury set to decide Huff's fate; Georgia militiaman's intent crux of case
• Union County superintendent sues school board members
• Auditor says Knox County Trustee's Office made $6 million error; trustee cites software switch
• Suspect arrested today on arson charges for Campbell County fires
• Friends of Knox County Public Library selling used books
• Harrington named as new Oak Ridge Fire Department deputy chief
• Letters for Oct. 22
• Kelsey judicial proposal again raises judicial election debate
• Former Webb standout Wes Roach advances to second stage
• First Lady Crissy Haslam was the featured speaker for the 220th...
• Historic House Luncheon and Benefit with Crissy Haslam
• 2nd Annual Green Thumb Gala for Knoxville Botanical Gardens
• Talk of the Town
• Hobbled Carson-Newman now playing for pride
• Sevier County teens moving up racing ladder
• USEC reports progress in DOE discussions
• Maryville College inducts five into Wall of Fame
• Georgiana Vines: Padgett, Rogero spar over her time on County Commission
• Pigeon Forge to break ground on event center
• BarberMcMurry architects moving to downtown Knoxville
• Reprising 'La Traviata' is easier, deeper experience, soprano Joyce El-Khoury says
• Pellissippi State professor discusses new information about Joan of Arc
• Pellissippi State’s Testing Center earns national recognition
• ISSE under New Direction
• Final 3: ETSU finalists picked
• Unicoi County sheriff reports to own jail
• TBI issues AMBER Alert
• Drug tests for welfare recipients raise debate
• Arnstein Building owners sign big tenant
• Weichert names top agents
• Central High's Byron Booker named TN Teacher of Year
• GM workers likely to reject buyout offer
• Lake City woman jailed in murder-for-hire bid, offered car to hit man
• Mayoral candidates quizzed on East Knoxville issues
• Mike Murray a 10 for Ice Bears
• Engineers seek reason behind holes forming at new Knox veterans cemetery
• Union County officials mum on superintendent's suspension
• Walk has special place for Scott and Patty Meadows
• Regulations on ammonia nitrate focus of Knoxville meeting
• Fishing Report: Oct. 21
• PrepXtra Game of the Week: Hardin Valley at Anderson County
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Alcoa's Sam Thompson
• PrepXtra Next 10
• Fans, pros agree on top players
• Week 9 Prep Picks
• CAREACTER Star Athletes
• ETSU names 3 finalists to be next president
• Downtown church's demolition plan sparks debate
• Powell Middle eighth-grader arrested for bringing gun to school
• Some people in Moore County apparently don't know Jack
• Learn social media marketing at Pellissippi State from corporate communications professional
• Pleasant Ridge Elementary principal surprised with $25,000 literacy grant
• Woman battled cancer despite good health, pregnancy
• It’s Open Enrollment Season for UT Health, Dental and Flexible Benefits
• Move back to East Coast paid off to form Benyaro
• County Commission accepting Ethics Committee resumes
• Report criticizes former revenue chief Reagan Farr
• Annual Neighborhood Bike Ride takes place Oct. 22
• New plant awaits loan from Crossville
• Blackburn, Cooper target law cited in Gibson guitar raids
• Local reality show contestant speaks at Pellissippi State
• Man charged in fatal shooting of East Knox acquaintance
• Forecast: Drizzle, chilly start to day
• I-40 East reopens after double fatality near Asheville Highway
• Authorities feared 'gunfight' if they tried to stop Monroe courthouse takeover group
• Union County schools director suspended
• Tough cuts: Ice Bears release Josef Kubaliak, Tommy Lee
• Former Brunswick building draws seven-figure sale price
• Thursday's Pick
• Lost TV remote results in two burglary arrests
• Search for pharmacy robber winds up marijuana bust
• How the Tomato Girls Changed the South
• The Economics of Eating Local
• Suspects arrested in residential burglary on Washington Avenue
• Buon appetito! Ready for the World Café Serves Cuisine of Northern Italy
• Can the Locavore Movement Change the Face of Tennessee Agriculture?
• As Chamber's Proposal Dies, Compromise Seems Near on Hillside Plan
• Restored Minvilla Housing Wins National Award
• UT Gets $2.3 Million to Help Low-income Adults in TN, GA, NC Pursue Higher Education
• A Cardinal Arrives, Sins in Tow
• Celebrating the One and Only Jim Dykes
• School board discusses budget cuts, possible school closures
• How Many Jobs Has Mark Padgett Created?
• Apartment complex shooting suspect arrested, second warrant issued
• Turner: "I don't know where all that money came from"
• Q&A: Robert McGinnis, Curator of James White Fort
• Pellissippi State retired professor receives foreign language teaching association’s top award
• V-Roys' New Year's Eve Show Moves to Tennessee Theatre
• Local Rapper LiL iFFy Prepares 'Harry Potter' Hip-Hop Album
• The Carl Story Story: Bear Family Box Set Uncovers Unsung Bluegrass Pioneer
• TKO: Boxer Rebellion Cancels North American Tour
• UT Hosts First OUTstanding Conference Discussing LGBTIQ Issues
• Memphis economic development board approves $8.1M Electrolux reimbursement
• 3,000 temps among 4,500 Amazon is hiring
• Hardin Valley needs no motivation in finals, 3-0
• CAK in final, but 'we're not playing well enough'
• Knoxville City Council defers action on Pension Board changes
• Attorneys agree no new liability trial in TVA coal ash spill
• Greg Johnson: Roe upbeat about Afghanistan's progress, still worries about future
• BioPet's new product gets the scoop on doggie DNA
• Man beaten, robbed in North Knoxville home invasion
• Nighthawks sign Bradwell
• Blood, power and water: Woman's wild ride had it all at ORNL
• UT Researchers Improve Lives by Glowing Cells
• Commission approves contract for water, low-calorie beverages at schools
• Knox County Schools to begin 'Tip411' program
• Man arrested for burglary of Future Learning Center
• County Commissioners mainly supportive of county employee pay raise
• Lisa Hurst faces new challenges as new Boys & Girls Club CEO
• Harwell acted swiftly in Todd affair
• Pellissippi State–TnCIS partnership introduces Galápagos Islands study abroad
• Letter: What's going on in news department?
• Warrants issued for arrest of shooting suspect
• Crissy Haslam visits local school to promote book of children's essays
• Suspects arrested for robbery at Turkey Creek Wal-Mart
• O'Charley's sells, leases back 50 restaurant properties
• Krystals restaurant chain has big plans for expansion
• County, green-waste contractor ready to do business again
• Newport's Jimmy Owens is Lucas Oil winner
• Area trio retain their No. 1 rankings
• Farmer pleads guilty to poisoning protected bird
• ORNL, Roane State partner on carbon fiber facility
• A very bizarre redistricting rumor
• UT Business Students Host Nation’s Second Annual Barefoot Run/Walk On Grass Fundraiser
• First Lady Crissy Haslam receives greetings from Knoxville...
• Annual UT Flu Clinic This Wednesday
• First Lady Speaks at Knoxville's 220th Year Birthday Party
• UT Business School Gets Top MBA Ranking from Princeton Review
• Pellissippi State student wins Tennessee Hospitality Association Scholarship
• YourNews: Goodwill offers Halloween costume contest
• YourNews: Ossoli Circle holds program on the War of 1812
• YourNews: Urban League receives donation for gala
• YourNews: Upcoming open house and admissions events at Webb School of Knoxville
• YourNews: Maryville College kicks off fall concert season
• YourNews: Roane State ensembles to present concert
• Real Estate Foreclosures 10/16/11
• Real Estate Transfers 10/16/11
• Two face charges in Knoxville robbery
• David Climer: Tennessee Titans need Chris Johnson to play up to new contract
• Michael Mentz, Liz Costello take road race
• North Carolina's Gateway to the Smokies - Waynesville
• East Tennesseans among those honoring MLK at memorial dedication in DC
• New son for Mark Padgett. photo used by permission from the...
• Madeline Rogero enjoying an evening out with friends at the 2nd...
• Snark Bites: Haslam returns borrowed transparency to Ernie
• Tom Humphrey: Tennessee irrelevant in presidential politics — except for money
• Jack McElroy: What if grassroots groups grew together?
• Editorial: Becky Duncan Massey our choice to represent 6th Senate District
• Marriage licenses: Oct. 16
• Sen. Bob Corker: Senate shouldn't be provoking trade war with China
• Shenandoah holds off rally to beat Maryville, 28-21
• Knoxville man injured in mini motorcycle wreck
• Gold-medal day for Donahue
• Over 250 people attended the 2nd Annual Green Thumb Gala from...
• Green Thumb Gala for Knoxville Botanical Gardens by M. Woodward
• Pellissippi State ice skating class geared to each student’s ability
• U.S. House approves bill limiting EPA's reach over coal ash
• Citizen's Voice: Tempest over pro-gay rights shirt could offer civics lesson
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us …
• Bluff City faces $6 million lawsuit over speed camera enforcement program
• Lookout for Chattanooga
• Amazon job fair attracts seasonal job hunters
• Erlanger expecting federal subpoena
• Georgiana Vines: FOP picks Rogero in mayor's race
• Cosby coach Tyler Shelton files appeal on firing
• Pimento's Cafe closes its doors
• C-N's Taylor bounces back from frightening injury
• Herman Cain is a great candidate, but may need a re-think on the third 9
• Update to Thursday Shooting Incident in Fort Sanders
• Breast Cancer Survivor Flo Murat
• Three Rivers Market Grand Opening
• TALK OF THE TOWN: You Know the Wrong Person is President When...
• Pellissippi State to dedicate Magnolia Avenue Campus building to Rep. Joe Armstrong
• UT’s Hazari Shows the Magic of Chemistry
• Man found shot in chest in Western Heights
• Police locate, impound vehicle in fatal Fort Sanders shooting
• Two men report being shot in East Knoxville
• Bearden boys run for coach's father
• Kevin Swider 'excited' to make return to Ice Bears
• Shooting Near Campus
• ACLU's Weinberg: Goal is to persuade, not litigate
• Part of the action: Fulton staff plays role on UT gamedays
• Teen's ambitious plan for solar power on OR High roof scrapped
• Oliver Springs QB Miller, Farragut LB Wrinkle honored
• Fallen firefighters honored during annual memorial service
• Rotary Club offers new scholarship through Pellissippi State Foundation
• Double standard should not apply in Curry Todd case
• Suspects sought in shooting, robbery at Chickamauga Avenue residence
• Hawkins County authorities investigating theft of 450-pound pig
• 77 mph ride lands 7 charges
• 2-year-old girl abandoned in ditch; Chickamauga mother charged
• Breast cancer survivor leaned on children for support
• Search warrant results in two arrests on multiple drug charges
• Juveniles arrested for vandalism acts along James White Parkway
• Chris Milam always looking to teach himself something new
• McIntyre asks school board to consider school closings, consolidation
• After raid, Gibson Guitar hires lobbyists to change law
• Sam Venable: You can RYO now, then RIP later
• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to consider Anderson schools' Confederate flag ban
• Jason Ford is Ice Bears 'utility man'
• Knox retailers call on Congress to close online tax loophole
• Judge: Man violated federal Arms Export Control Act, deserves prison
• Voluntary manslaughter verdict returned in Sunbright slaying
• Thursday's prep pick
• Vandals use eggs, BB guns
• Knox County may not be very Niceley
• Suspect sought in robbery of Pizza Hut delivery man in Blount County
• Final UT Life of the Mind Discussion Panel Focuses on Undergrad Research
• Canine Camping in the Smokies
• A Guide to Urban Fishing in Knoxville
• A Quick Primer to Social Etiquette on the Trail
• A Preview of 'The Obed: A Climber’s Guide to the Wild and Scenic'
• New Festival Focuses on Tennessee Food and Wine
• Vic and Bill’s Open Again
• Knoxville Outdoors Guide 2011
• La Costa Becomes 31 Bistro
• Glowing Body Yoga Studio Gets New Owner
• Ambition Tattoo Holds Benefit
• The Parlor Adds New Location
• Knoxville's Guardian of the Greenways
• South Knox Trail System Nears Completion
• Ridgetop Protection Plan Part of Global Conspiracy?
• Bearden Hill project includes exercise studio
• Knoxville Gets Occupied
• UT Welcomes Fans, Past Torchbearers to LSU Game Saturday
• Local CD Review: The V-Roys' 'Sooner Or Later'
• Local CD Review: The V-Roys
• Temporary Mayoral Cease Fire
• Q&A: Jeff Siddons, organizer for the East Tennessee Electric Vehicle Show
• Knoxville Gets a CSPAN Close-Up
• The Ultimate Battle for Knoxville Musical Dominion
• Two bidders in the running for Memphis-based Morgan Keegan
• IDB gives final approval for construction of new Carter school
• Mat Kearney achieves success as a late-bloomer in music
• Stabbing suspect turns himself in
• PlanET project hopes to improve quality of life for East Tennesseans
• Hazardous materials team converges on I-40 chemical spill in W. Knox
• Ready for the World Café Serves up a Taste of Jolly Old England
• AbitibiBowater tries simpler name: Resolute
• Knox County students learn from Israeli teachers
• Forecast: Fog early, cloudy, cool later
• ‘Service learning’ focus of Oct. 20-21 workshop/fair at Pellissippi State
• Teacher Supply Depot to open again Oct. 22
• First Lady Crissy Haslam to speak at the Foundry Oct. 17.
• Crissy Haslam to speak Oct. 17 at the Foundry
• Learn about herb use in Pellissippi State’s Blount County non-credit classes
• Politics of Congressional redistricting
• UT to Host Workshop on Religion in the Workplace October 24
• UT Researchers Say Some Youth Too Immature to Stand Trial
• UT Pregame Showcase Goes to the Laboratory
• Sen. Bob Corker sees 'tremendous opportunity' for VW additions in Chattanooga
• University of Tennessee officials to discuss undocumented students
• Forecast: Rainy, lower temperatures
• A feast for the senses at Dollywood
• Ice Bears' Olauson excited to return after wrist injury
• CAK achieves a school first as No. 1
• Kensi Wieland, Webb boys chasing state titles
• Alabama holds off LSU, Oklahoma in Scripps Legends Poll
• Online petition urges further investigation into alleged Monroe school assault
• March of the amoral and spoiled
• Stan Johnson Featured Speaker for Torch Club by M. Woodward
• Man arrested in domestic incident with child
• Suspects arrested in manhunt as result of home invasion
• Pellissippi State: Blount County Campus hosts backpacking lecture Oct. 13
• La Costa to reopen as 31 Bistro
• Princess Diana’s Personal Chef to Appear at UT’s Tennessee Food and Wine Festival
• Update: Aegean Mediterranean Grille is re-opened for business
• Real Estate Foreclosures 10/9/11
• Real Estate Transfers 10/9/11
• Two killed in Scott County crash
• Forecast: Clouds, showers developing
• Tennessee wine judged best in South
• Tennessee governor refuses to disclose any personal income
• Marriage licenses issued in Knox County for the week of Oct. 9
• Sam Venable: The awful pun-ishment continues
• Traffic Tips: Lane closures tonight in Greene, Hamblen counties
• Jack McElroy: Does pink sometimes clash with NFL's true colors?
• Editorial: Haslam masters balancing act in Amazon deal
• Grammar Gremlins: Usage per experts' opinions
• Tom Humphrey: State constitution ain't broke, don't need much fixing
• Greg Johnson: President Obama underestimates American strength
• Michael Silence: Former Lady Vol helps cause
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Anthropologists discover cannibalistic Democrats
• Tusculum's struggles continue
• No headline - sp-bowling
• The mission: 72 hours, 1 million golf drives
• Sandy Loy Given Opportunity to Respond to Jabs from KNS Reporter by Martha Rose Woodward
• Breast Cancer Survivor Charlie Brown by M. Woodward
• Three Rivers Market Announces Grand Opening by M. Woodward
• Knoxville Journal Writer Interviewed by CSPAN Book TV by Douglas Young
• Campbell County sheriff hires new officers after dismissals
• Murder charge in drug theft sent to Anderson grand jury
• The menu may have changed, but family dinners remain vital
• Traffic Tips: Expect temporary closures on I-81
• Guest Column: Move to elect school superintendents is misguided proposal
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... and one that did not.
• Guest Column: Republicans still have a reason to vote
• Patton Robinette shows off Division I attributes, 35-7
• Kevin Harvick considers Knoxville 'true racing market'
• Occupy Knoxville supporters advocate for economic equality
• Sources say Amazon eyeing Murfreesboro, Lebanon for distribution facilities
• Apple adjusting to future without visionary Jobs
• East Tennessean builds Civil War gun carriages, caissons for living
• Knoxville's Todd Burgan wins Mid-Amateur
• Fire destroys Union County tire warehouse
• High-performance Simulation, Neutrons Uncover Three Classes of Protein Motion
• New CEO at Sevier County Bank
• No headline - letters8
• UT’s Make Orange Green Begins Month-long POWER Challenge
• UT Foundation makes new hires; wraps up $1 billion campaign
• Knoxville College gets beautification boost from Home Depot grant
• ACLU weighs in on Sequoyah High gay club controversy
• Gatlinburg wastewater construction proposal request expected next month
• PrepXtra Game of the Week
• Controversial green-waste vendor one of two to win county contract
• Carly Harrington: Young people wanted to share ideas
• Man gets 17 years for role in neighbor teen's killing
• Visiting police officer's gun, badges stolen in West Knox County
• Fishing Report: Oct. 7
• Before assuming why candidates don't run, remember what it's like to seek office
• So Rogero is not an insider?
• UT Scientist Searches for Moons Around Asteroids
• YourNews: Greenway School to host open house
• UT’s Business Dean Jan Williams to Retire; Search Committee Formed
• YourNews: Local professional receives new certification
• YourNews: Goodwill celebrates October as National Disability Employment Awareness Month
• YourNews: Operation Christmas Child to hold kickoff event
• YourNews: Dog walking event will benefit rescue groups
• Amazon agrees to collect sales tax, more expansion coming in Tennessee
• School board approves design plan for new Carter Elementary
• UT’s “Do Deutsch!” Events Continue October 10-14
• Noted Academic, Pulitzer Prize Winner to Give Mayhew Lecture on Oct. 13
• Mother thinks genetic testing the reason daughter had breast cancer
• Country music star Glen Campbell to perform concert honoring Pat Summitt
• Padgett endorsed by former mayoral candidates; Rogero calls it 'a stunt'
• Parents' code word thwarts stranger's advances toward CAK student
• Middle TN counties bid for secretive 'Project Tango' jobs
• FrightWorks Haunted
• Sexual exploitation charges filed against Jefferson City man
• Vols' mascot Smokey being treated for knee injury
• School board chooses its plan to redistrict
• Stock Watch
• Occupy Gay Street?
• Man arrested for bomb threat at Buffalo Wild Wings
• Tennessee Vineyard Wins UT’s Wines of the South Competition, To Be Featured at Festival
• National Leaders to Debate Same-sex Marriage at UT on October 10
• Padgett and Rogero’s Spirited Post-Primary Week
• Willkommen! Ready for the World Café Goes German on October 11
• Pastor Eddie Young: Helping the Homeless Here and Now
• Reading 'The Amplifier,' Knoxville's 'Voice for Social Change'
• UT and Y-12 Sign Employee Agreement
• David Dewhirst Ramps Up Downtown Projects
• Knoxville Chamber Unleashes Plan B
• Can Knoxville Elections Move?
• Cost of Pollution to Increase?
• Duncan Could Vote on Duncan
• Q&A: Christian Cox, Metro Pulse Gamut Artist
• Introducing the Jig & Reel
• TOSHA cites Britton Bridge, proposes more than $7K in fines after Henley fatality
• Knoxville Expat Greg Rogers Can't Quit Drumming
• Professor Wins Prestigious Nuclear Physics Award
• UT Welcomes Fans to Georgia Game Saturday
• Holston Gases to buy Brookside Mills property for expansion project
• Paula Poundstone still delivers the goods in comedy
• UT business professor compares 'Moneyball' movie with business analytics
• Suspect sought in shooting, robbery in Western Heights
• Former Inskip teacher pleads guilty to shooting principals
• Bomb threat to Cumberland Ave. business lands man in jail
• Occupy Wall Street spinoffs forming in Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis
• 96-year-old Chattanooga resident denied voting ID
• Color from the Chimney Tops
• Metal stamping company expands in Middle Tennessee
• Forecast: Warm, high near 80
• Gosselin trails leader by two in AAA golf
• Man arrested after confessing to fake bomb threat on Cumberland Ave.
• Josh Flory: Urban Outfitters still interested in Knoxville
• Greg Johnson: Food stamp privileges include a bunch of junk
• Knoxville council again delays revisions to rules for pawnshops, gold buyers
• Insurance firm: Give us more power; we'll increase payroll
• Knox election official: 26 of 30 provisional ballots are valid
• Man sentenced in Morristown church embezzlement scheme
• Group seeks repeal of voter ID law; legislators eye changes
• Pet Adoption Story: Baby and the Lawhorns
• Weston in the field for the 3rd Congressional District
• International Artist and UT Alumnus to Present Sculptures, Jazz Performance at First Friday Event
• Hugh Jackman electrifies crowd during charity event to promote new movie
• Grand Opening Celebration at Three Rivers Market from M. Woodward, Knoxville Journal News
• Pellissippi State faculty teach at summer science-tech-engineering-math institute
• Four taken to hospital after shooting at South Knoxville nightclub
• Environmental Microbiology Expert Terry Hazen Named Governor’s Chair
• Suspect arrested in Express Inn incident
• Man killed in motorcycle accident on Chapman Highway
• Abstract Art and Its Influences Subject of UT’s Pregame Showcase
• Heirs of ‘Rocky Top’ song to Launch Institute to Enable UT Students to Develop Brand
• Forecast: Frost in the mountains, sunny in the valley
• Greeneville joins Maryville as a No. 1
• John Adams: Quarterbacks could throw excitement into series
• Runoff recalls wild race of 1975
• Hackney making major push into furniture production
• Business Briefs
• Letters: 'Prostate' repeatedly misspelled in captions
• Health Management Associates vows to 'win' in Knoxville
• Lydia X. McCoy: Board gets creative at retreat
• Robotics brings science alive in the classroom
• Help stock Anderson school's student cafe
• Oneida man charged with murder, assault
• A brave nurse tells his side of the story
• C Span Book TV Filming in Knoxville 10-4
• UT’s Team Living Light Places Eighth in Solar Contest
• Real Estate Foreclosures 10/2/11
• Real Estate Transfers 10/2/11
• KCSO: Halls neighbor shoots neighbor
• Oct. 5 Pellissippi State faculty lecture tackles first-impression labeling
• Crash shuts Interstate 75 at TN-Ky. line
• Editorial: No Child Left Behind waivers part of advancing education reform
• TVA building landfill to handle remaining ash from spill
• E. Tenn. truck stop got stimulus money despite bankruptcy
• Forecast: Frosty start for sunny day
• Fourth Candidate for Vice Chancellor for Research Visits This Week
• Records: Lots of planning, designer labels put into Janous' short run for freedom
• Chattanooga official expected to step down
• Wamp's son to challenge Fleischmann
• Coping in the Recession: Medical professionals create continuum of care for uninsured, unemployed
• Unemployed face few insurance options
• Susan Alexander: Dave Ramsey passes on practical wisdom in new book
• Corporate tax reform key to job creation, says Fred Smith, head of Memphis-based FedEx
• Letters: Oct. 2, 2011
• Letter: The real Sen. Alexander
• Tom Humphrey: Flaws in Tennessee's voter ID law could be fixed with ease
• Guest column: Biofuels grant helps UT lead energy independence effort
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Voter ID law could ferret out new election commissioners
• Guest column: Voter ID law will disenfranchise rural residents
• Traffic Tips: Chapman Highway resurfacing to close lanes
• Bill Brewer: Washington a dream or nightmare?
• Editorial: Utility districts offer more proof reform is needed
• Michael Silence: New concern over online privacy
• Dyer gives Sequoyah rush with TDs
• Rabies vaccinations to fall from the sky
• Bellefonte Nuclear Plant gains permit extension
• Man kills wife, son and himself in Bradley County
• Sam Venable: One mistake can prove disastrous
• Tribe One searching for 'hero' amid debt problems
• Campbell County man killed in motorcycle wreck
• Maryville College can't keep pace with Ferrum, 27-3
• Wingate adds to Carson-Newman's woes, 33-21
• Bowling Report: Oct. 2
• Knoxville's Nick Wood commits to Georgia tennis
• Pellissippi State hosts Clothesline Project
• Ivan Harmon greets supporters on election hight. photo by M....
• Ivan Harmon--Election Night Martha Rose Woodward
• Avett Brothers To Appear October 7 by Martha Rose Woodward
• Jen Manneschmidt’s Story by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town Martha Rose Woodward
• USEC may cut 190 Oak Ridge jobs
• Watch for Cherohola Skyway lane closures
• Perspective: Knox car washes to recycle water
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us … ... and one that did not.
• Citizen's Voice: A return to civility needed in today's political discourse
• Perspective: Legislature has duty of judicial oversight
• Boo! At the Zoo
• Lawsuit alleges disability pensions wrongly taxed
• School bus loaded with kids involved in accident, no injuries reported
• Helen Ross McNabb officials do child-advocacy training in Haiti
• LawTalk series deciphers will planning, legal protection for the elderly
• Former ET soldier contemplates rejoining Army with 'Don't Ask' repeal
• Powell Middle's Gary Critselous named state middle level principal of the year
• Farm's corn maze to boost Second Harvest
• Nurse at center for mentally challenged charged with keeping clients' drugs
• Georgiana Vines: Mayoral candidates dig in for Nov. 8 contest
• Dr. Hill's official reply to this writer, and this writer's reply to himself
• Three Rivers Market Upcoming Grand Opening by Martha Rose Woodward
• Pellissippi State hosts dedication of Dr. Sharon Lord Music Suite
• Pellissippi State education students benefit from $10,000 AT&T scholarship
• National Forests - the ultimate place to see Fall Color
• New look for downtown Holiday Inn
• 2011 Annual Security Report and Fire Safety Report Now Available
• KFD: Man burned while stomping out fire on wooden deck
• Forecast: Sunny but cool
• Austin-East girls' soccer focused on fun, progress
• Pedestrian struck, killed by vehicle in Karns
• Orange barrel tour: TDOT chief visits East Tennessee road, bridge projects
• Expert witness says TVA failed to act on 2003 dike failure
• Tansi property owners group sues utility district
• UT-led switchgrass development team gets $15M grant
• Knox teacher faces firing for shooting his daughter with pellet gun
• In down economy, cremations on rise
• A view of the Hill
• 50th Anniversary Gala Showcases Original Talent
• UT Announces 2011 Life of the Mind Creative Response Finalists
• Pilot Flying J Becomes 48th Sponsor of UT Supply Chain Forum
• Burchett asks for pay raise for county employees
• First Tennessee unveils mobile check deposit
• Pair heckles Texas Gov. Rick Perry at Knox fundraiser
• UT Pregame Showcase Highlights Bacteria’s ‘Thoughts’
• Daughter, mother use each other as support to fight breast cancer
• When the world is falling apart, hazards aplenty, and your smart phone won't help
• KPD releases ID of man killed when SUV struck his wheelchair
• Editorial: City primary's dismal turnout shows that every vote matters
• Sam Venable: Going from A to B by way of G, P and Z
• Haslam backs Massey for Senate, won't endorse in mayoral runoff
• Rebuilt McDonald's on Strip ushers in corridor project
• PrepXtra Tonight's Pick: Morristown East at Morristown West
• Regal Entertainment blasts Sony's cost-shifting plan
• Blount woman pleads guilty to TennCare fraud; Roane woman charged
• Food briefs: Sept. 29
• Police release identity of Knoxville woman found dead in vehicle near school
• Same Place, Different City: Comparing Two Knoxvilles
• UT Welcomes Fans to Buffalo Game Saturday
• Rogero, Padgett to battle for Knoxville mayor in November runoff
• The Knoxville squeaker-of sorts
• National Advisor of the Year to lead non-credit finance course at Pellissippi State’s main campus
• Faith sometimes fails to ease fear
• National Business Executives to Give UT Students Glimpse of Future in Retail
• State Fiscal Review Committee Director Resigns
• Gov. Haslam Performs Wedding Ceremony
• Election Bonus For Local TV Stations
• Dubious Distinction: Tennessee is #12
• Johnny Carson Sidekick Doc Severinsen Shows Up at Knoxville Concerts
• Q&A: Debbie Roberts, chair of the City People Downtown Home Tour
• Suspect arrested in domestic stabbing incident
• Jeff Barbra and Sarah Pirkle Go Gospel for New Radio Show and CD
• Therapeutic Riding Academy treats special needs children as a whole
• Tim and Susan Lee Host Early Pilot Light Shows
• Ripley's Haunted Adventure's 'Fright Night' tries to live up to its name
• Third Season of the Square Room's Sound Off Starts on Oct. 5
• Local expert gives advice for winter lawn care
• New Carter school plan approved by County Commission — for real
• NPR Reporter Frank Browning to Speak at Baker Center on Oct. 4
• Close Calls: Notes From a Nail-Bitten Primary Election Night
• Letters: 'Power bills' headline was misleading
• Atlanta finally on board Chattanooga rail plan
• Regulators to discuss Browns Ferry findings
• Forecast: Sunny and warm
• Tennessee has highest average sales tax
• A colorful journey on Highway 276
• Woman found dead inside car outside E. Knoxville apartment complex
• Halls again bedeviled by Farragut golfers
• Alcoa golf team holds one-shot lead in title pursuit
• Webb libero Megan Hatcher says UT 'a perfect fit'
• Knoxville airport to get full-body scanner
• UT Dedicates William M. Bass Forensic Anthropology Building; Announces Donation of Bass Papers
• Expert witness blasts TVA over coal ash spill
• UT honors William Bass in building dedication
• Postal workers rally against job cuts
• Small plane crashes in Grainger County; no injuries
• Forum in Clinton addresses 2014 health insurance exchanges
• Research Vice Chancellor Forum Set for Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Pellissippi State alumnus hired as consultant by Autodesk
• Suspect in Karns' Walgreens robbery turns himself in
• Five taken to hospital after accident off North Broadway
• Knoxville's sorry apathy
• UT’s Grand Gala Event Highlights Fiftieth Anniversary of African American Achievement
• Regions Bank closing two Blount County branches
• Crash closes Broadway, knocks out power
• Suspect sought in Knoxville stabbing, car theft
• Mother's Facebook post costs Perry County three football victories
• Consumer anger mounts over debit card charges
• Election updates: Smooth sailing
• For a viral video, just add water, Chattanooga ad firm finds
• Forecast: Mostly sunny and dry
• A great way to get the ol' juice flowing
• Knox County Commission approves Carter school plan once again
• Low drug supply creates new demands on hospitals' staffs, budgets
• Vote Tuesday: Knoxville mayor, council, Senate on ballot
• Be Prepared: Take UT’s New Emergency Management Online Training
• Does Holt want to have his cake and eat it too?
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• Letter: Reader says TV Week section is a bargain
• Editorial: Audit vindicates Beck Center's management of public funds
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• UT Alumni Director Wins National Award
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• Ice Bears get Brett Liscomb in trade for defenseman Chris Pontes
• Knox school manual gets national recognition
• Court: Morristown dad denied custody over porn issues
• Powell community leader J.D. Jett dies
• State high court hears debate over appeal
• Ex-Knoxville police officer gets probation in child porn case
• Governor's exercise shows how dependent Tennessee is on the federal government
• OPPORTUNITYISNOWHERE: Derek Dooley On the Vols' 2011 Season
• UT's Secret Weapon: Strength and Conditioning Coach Ron McKeefery
• The Vols Rediscover Local Football Talent
• Fire breaks out at East Knoxville apartment complex
• Experience vs. Intuition: Predicting the Vols’ Season
• Pellissippi State Alumni Association: Painting with a Twist hosts one-night class to raise scholarship funds
• Budgets and Jobs at Stake in Fight Over Knox County Schools' Outsourcing Plan
• New Location a Coup for Three Rivers Market
• Steve Hunley: Free Agent?
• Republicans Eye New Knox County District
• Politics and Strange Bedfellows: Ashe and Ingram
• Feral Hog Battle Heats Up
• Q&A: Jill Scheidt, president of the Dragonfly Aerial Arts Studio
• UT Opens 2011 Football Season Saturday Against Montana
• PBS Series 'Music Voyager' Lands in Knoxville
• Allegiant adds Knoxville flights to Las Vegas
• Local CD Review: Kevin Abernathy: 'Scrap Metal Blues'
• Fireproof Storage Becomes Music and Art Hot Spot
• Movie-ticket deals worry theaters
• Elvis Extravaganza September 3 in Talbott, TN
• Behind the Scenes in Campaign for New Carter School by Martha Rose Woodward
• Man cited in fatal Campbell County crash
• Sewanee defense expects to wrap up questioning in $3 million suit
• Family of four dies in fiery Roane County crash
• Early morning flames drive 21 Knoxville residents from apartments
• Local author: Engineer gets creative, devises plot about telepathic race
• East Tennessee built VW Passats shipping to dealers as market launch nears
• Nuclear plant's 'red' rating to cost TVA millions
• Vonore biomass plant could go commercial as switchgrass gains ground
• UT students taking solar home to DC
• Arrest made in early-morning Knoxville carjacking
• Fed funding cuts could mean loss of 5,131 state jobs
• Beth Watson Drinnen: Berean School fills gap with reading program
• John Rosemond: Parents shouldn't help with homework
• Pearl lands marketing job with H.T. Hackney
• Pearl saga made for silver screen
• Free fun at Pellissippi State’s Chinese Mid-Autumn Harvest Festival
• Man arrested during standoff on Rifle Range Road
• College of Nursing Receives Grant for Workforce Development
• School board extends superintendent's contract
• South Knoxville Branch Library reopens after storm damage
• UT Nuclear Engineering Students win Coryell Award for Undergraduate Research
• Gary Moore looks for the union fable
• Alcoa Highway reopened after RV blaze
• Forecast: Hot and sunny
• Students embrace rude online culture
• John Adams: Experience pays off for Kirk Triplett
• Todd Fipps follows father's skiing lead
• Facebook phenom Stephen A. Burroughs announces Swagfest despite threats
• Ken Dobbins, former BankEast president, signs on with First Citizens
• Sam Venable: Keeping the Smokies truly great
• Brothers involved in West conspiracy get sentencing break
• Dewhirst, Heinz moving west on downtown's Jackson Avenue
• Hot, dry weather may contribute to rise in hay prices
• Two charged with animal cruelty to llama
• Seniors participate in annual healthy living picnic
• Padgett campaign announces newest ad
• UT celebrates grand opening of New Norris House
• UT Pregame Showcase Kicks off Twenty-second Season
• Dewhirst, Heinz moving west on Jackson Ave.
• Knox gasoline increases; oil rises on consumer report
• Real Estate Foreclosures 8/28/11
• Real Estate Transfers 8/28/11
• UT College of Law to Host Admissions Workshop on Sept. 7
• Which fees do employers pay on the road?
• Back-to-school nutrition tips for savvy parents
• Life's short; try a different wine today
• Give kids a good morning with a happy, healthy breakfast
• Ask a cook: Mix the pasta and sauce in the pot
• Try garden-fresh thyme on pork chops
• Culinary SOS: Opa! Lemon adds zing to chicken dish
• Cook's Corner: Blog gets city girl in the country a TV show
• A cut above: Chef creates his own English-style bacon from the pig's back, not the belly
• Colorful cuisine: Lavender isn't just a perfume
• Subversives attempt to undermine Constitution-mainstream press aid and abet
• Crash blocks I-40 westbound lanes at West Hills
• Phillip Soven continues domination of wakeboarding
• Knoxville Racquet Club team advances to nationals
• Change in attitude works for Kirk Triplett
• Clutch play no problem for player nominees
• Jacksonville's Brad Hand stumps Smokies again, 6-2
• Bob Hodge: Duck hunting plan not a problem; hogs not so much
• Good finish helps Martin Flores gain momentum for PGA Tour
• Loudon redistricting plan draws Tellico Village complaint
• Confessions of an appaholic
• Author Bill Cotter confers with author Martha Rose Woodward...
• Author Bill Cotter Visits Knoxville
• Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Aggressive politicians terrorize local woman
• New books at the library
• FYI: Readers share some of their favorite apps
• Tom Humphrey: Tennessee leaders struggle over who judges the judges
• Editorial: Summitt's resolve in the face of adversity an inspiration to all
• Grammar Gremlins: Let's get this over with
• Letters: August 28
• Bestsellers, Aug. 28
• Business Bulletins: Aug. 28
• David Moon: The devil is in investing details like valuations
• Paul Fain: Despite risk, look past home for investment growth
• Maryville ends Alcoa's streak, 26-19
• Double plays bail out Smokies against Suns
• John Adams: Figuring out the wind is no breeze at Fox Den
• Kirk Triplett is leader of News Sentinel Open pack
• Hurley III getting his game back after Naval duty
• Ivan Harmon considers himself 'people's candidate'
• Joe Hultquist runs as smart-growth advocate
• Mark Padgett stumps as small businessman, job creator
• Madeline Rogero praised for reaching out, building bridges
• Earn your GED through the Adult Education program at Pellissippi State
• Townsend's Appalachian Bear Rescue turns 15: Saving 'majestic icons'
• Road work to close I-40 lane near Northshore
• Former Knox Commissioner Mary Lou Horner discloses dementia diagnosis
• Oak Ridge parents to be surveyed on year-round school option
• Guest Column: Time for leaders to act on homelessness
• Citizen's Voice: Schools won't improve without parental support
• Guest Column: Investment would pay off in jobs
• PrepXtra picks: Maryville at Alcoa
• SBA official learns of lending challenges
• Georgiana Vines: Confusing policies spur Madeline Rogero plan
• PrepXtra Volleyball Preview
• Three Rivers Market opens new location
• First Baptist Concord creates CD to complement Ruth Graham book
• Faith and Family briefs: week of Aug. 27
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Make college life a point of pride (albeit with some tears)
• Playtime: What's happening week of Aug. 27
• YMCA program aims to build stronger bones
• Pellissippi State announces annual music series schedule
• Memphis City and Shelby County Schools will consolidate
• Hendersonville, NC - A Blue Ridge gem less than 3 hours from Knoxville
• Soccer Taco expanding on Market Square
• KPD: South Knox stabbing prompted by name-calling
• Laura Reister often swaps iris at the East Tennessee Plant Swap....
• Fall 2011 East Tennessee Plant Swap
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now? Dawson Halliday
• Talk of the Town--Aug. 26 by Martha Rose Woodward
• Sports Editor John Adams to Appear at September 1 Guild Meeting by Martha Rose Woodward
• UT Celebrates Opening of New Norris House
• Police charge two in connection with robbery of Union County deputy
• Justice A.A. Birch Jr., TN's Thurgood Marshall, dies at 78
• Gibson CEO criticizes federal over foreign wood
• Plaintiff in Sewanee trial testifies
• Forecast: Hot, sunny
• Police investigating S. Knoxville stabbing
• Knoxville-area companies make Inc. 5,000 list
• 1,400 pounds of copper stolen from Y-12
• Convicted of one robbery, woman cons to 2nd crime
• KCDC OKs demolition plans for some housing units
• A stroll through history just 90 minutes from Knoxville
• Engineers convicted in corporate spy case sentenced to probation
• Five UT students, alumni receive Fulbright awards
• Fire damages historical building on Blount cemetery grounds
• Union County deputy fires shots during West Knoxville attempted robbery, chase
• Governor should discover what his positions are and stick to them
• Sunsphere in Good Hands--Tony Cappiello's by Martha Rose Woodward
• Young-Williams Animal Center to hold 'Black Pearl' adoption event
• Knox County greenway projects moving forward
• Suspect sought in Home Federal Bank robbery in Pigeon Forge
• Suspect arrested in bank robbery attempt on South Gay Street
• Farragut planners approve Turkey Creek grocery
• Mountain National Bank exploring 'strategic transactions'
• State audit report reveals former cheerleading coach kept fundraising income
• Bearden High unveils Bertelkamp Center for Academic Excellence
• Knoxville police identify accused downtown robber
• Man arrested after police say more than $100,000 stolen from dead man’s house
• Forecast: Afternoon showers likely
• In-cruiser video of beating added as evidence in wrongful death lawsuit
• Editorial: It's time to move forward with Carter school renovations
• New England firm acquires Confluence Solar
• Dairy farmers lawsuit takes surprising turn
• Two from KTC Youth Athletics Program win gold at AAU
• NRC says sale of TVA reactor won't hamper licensing
• Maryville man who threatened congressman's staff freed
• Norris home a test bed for sustainability
• Sam Venable: Pat Summitt might as well be blood kin to us all
• Suspect sought in Pigeon Forge bank heist
• MP's 20th: Pop-Culture Legends Interviewed
• Sonny Ho-Ham Speaks: A Note From Metro Pulse's First Editor and Publisher
• Metro Pulse: An Oral History (Incomplete, But Well Intended)
• Academic center aims to help Bearden athletes
• Bread pudding a culinary Cinderella
• Food briefs: Week of Aug. 25
• Joe Rosson: Lovely hall chair likely made in England
• MP's 20th: From the Vaults
• MP's 20th: Love Notes From Knoxville Figures
• MP's 20th: Our Favorite Pieces of Hate Mail
• 6th District State Senate: The Candidates on the Issues
• Guide for East Tennessee newcomers (remember how things work...)
• In the Running: Meet the Candidates for 6th District State Senate
• 6th District State Senate: The Candidates In Brief
• Summitt remains fearless
• So Why Did the Devon Group Bail on Carter Elementary?
• Donor Annoyed By Mark Padgett's Late Fund-Raising
• Hannah Miller not in music for the stardom
• Candidate George Wallace on That Other George Wallace
• Q&A: Claire Jamieson, 'Metro Pulse' Gamut artist of the month
• Shoplifting One's Unmentionables
• JICS Participates in UT’s “Computational Science Kickoff”
• Two Mississippi teens held after THP chase through four counties
• Blount County School Board chairman dies
• Police searching for carjacking suspect
• Devon executive joining state government
• Downtown trolley system changes approved by City Council
• UT LEAD, Now in Fourth Year, is Helping Boost Student Retention
• Driver of rig involved in fiery I-40/75 crash found in Crab Orchard
• TVA to sell nuclear reactor
• Forecast: Warm, dry
• Western Avenue widening project closes roads
• Young African windmill maker at Pellissippi
• New permit at Y-12 would require mercury cleanup projects
• Back to School for Knoxville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Dollywood presents Barbecue, Bluegrass and a big announcement
• Dog that attacked Newport boy faces euthanasia
• Mike Strange: Nationwide Tour pair seek third win, promotion to PGA
• Food stamp use booms in Sevier County
• City Council gives final OK on new trolley routes
• 19 nabbed for gambling at Oak Ridge warehouse
• Lawyers may appeal denial of Alcoa retiree lawsuit
• Divers searching Fountain City Lake for homicide/arson evidence
• Fiery crash shuts down I-40/75 at Watt Road
• Harper Volkswagen doubling space to carry Chattanooga-built Passats
• Political notebook: An Alexander exhibit, legislators eye judge discipline
• Appeals court affirms tossing of torture victim's federal lawsuit
• Rape, kidnapping charges against Rockwood man dropped
• Early diagnosis helpful in slowing early-onset dementia
• Details announced for 53rd Annual Fairest of the Fair Pageant
• Trader Joe's to open Knoxville location
• Maryville resident shares 2009 Hudson River plane crash experience
• David Irvin Named Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Services
• Tennessee Senate redistricting rumors begin to spin
• Commissioners put Carter school issue on the shelf — for now
• Commissioners approve funds for contracted non-profit organizations
• A Letter to the UT Family from Coach Pat Summitt
• Administration moves plan to ax hundreds of regs
• TVA home energy efficiency program claims success
• Is the New Carter School Down for the Count? by Martha Rose Woodward
• Eastman Chemical cited for employee health program
• Sheriff's checkpoint nets 24 citations
• UT Researchers Develop Algorithm to Improve Remote Electrocardiography
• Forecast: Sunny skies, average temperatures
• Penis amputation lawsuit underway in Kentucky
• TBI closes investigation into clerks' missing reprimands
• IndiaFest offers food, dance, traditions
• Chapman Highway resurfacing work closes lanes
• Facebook threat prompts extra security at Central High School
• Cemetery task force works to change burial laws
• As suicide rates rise, survivors in need of support
• Sam Venable: Avoiding 'That Look' at all costs
• Clinton police nabs suspected "Turtleneck Bandit"
• Loudon County approves $1 million for unidentified project
• Knoxville lawyer Stephen A. Burroughs' persona goes viral on social media
• Stephen A. Burroughs: In his own words
• Maryville teacher helps students make real-world connections with geography coursework
• City tells judge Knoxville Pension Board vote was illegal
• Allison Rupp: West Knox French teachers travel to Montreal
• Carla Javier: Jet lag best conquered by excitement
• Community school briefs
• Bullying climate linked to school scores?
• New principal wants to put West among top 100 public high schools
• New Pathways Ensure Transfer between Community Colleges and Universities
• Author of ‘The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’ speaks at Pellissippi State Sept. 1
• Knoxville restaurant profile: Coolato Gelato
• Real Estate Foreclosures 8/21/11
• Real Estate Transfers 8/21/11
• Sandy Loy Appeared on WNOX Radio by Martha Rose Woodward
• Missing Sevier County man returns home
• Five UT Students, Alumni Win Fulbright Awards for Study, Work
• Quick Fix: Dijon Scallops with Carrots and Rice
• Chic & easy chicken: Creative touches add pizazz to quick meals
• Grilled beef tenderloin great for summer entertaining
• A la Carte: Steve Raichlen's 'Bold & Healthy Flavors'
• The search for a better iced coffee
• Make your own baba ghanoush
• Fruit and pork chops make a peachy combo
• Ask a cook: Take a leaf from the celery stalk for flavor
• Making simple syrup simpler
• Puglian cooking embraces simplicity
• Making mealtime with toddlers pleasant for all
• A la Carte: 'Apocalypse Cakes'
• Perfect panna cotta: Creamy custard is a blank palette for grand desserts
• The Big KnoxVenture Race
• Mistake on bases costly for Smokies
• Chase Carroll controlling his emotions
• UT trustees to talk long-range tuition options
• First games produce gaudy stats
• Knox Know-It-All keeps a lookout for the lost JFG sign
• East TN communities must learn to do more with less in light of federal cuts
• Dave Ramsey: Saving only $100K for retirement won't provide much
• Knoxville’s most unique burgers: Five inventive contenders
• Authorities searching for elderly Sevierville man
• Snark Bites: Candidates threaten to pester electorate into voting
• Thomas E. Mason: Innovation Valley helps businesses mine region's riches
• Debt Adviser: Credit mistake can have long-term impact
• Pam Reeves: Economy doesn't justify financial malfeasance
• Duffy theater history, coast to coast
• State eyes legal bills: Knox's $100,000 club has a dozen attorneys in the hot seat
• On the defensive: Plan to farm out indigent representation faces attorneys' resistance
• Cost for concern: Knox County spends most in state on indigent legal services
• Letter: Professor says don't call DiPietro 'chief'
• Grammar Gremlins: Spoken, a 'corps' is not a 'corpse'
• Letters: Aug. 21
• Tom Humphrey: On Telling Tales of Tennessee Politics
• '22-hour halftime' helps Catholic rally to beat Central, 21-14
• Claude Thomas Ramsey: Gov. Haslam's deputy has skill, knowledge
• Mark Cate: 'Utility Man' who makes 'trains run on time'
• Jack McElroy: Governors' handshakes shouldn't bend tax laws
• David Moon: Market volatility can help define goals
• Will Cromer: 'Young, but bright' policy director
• Leslie Hafner: New to the governor, not to government
• Herb Slatery: Governor's lawyer and friend
• Alexia Poe: Mother of two, spokesperson for five politicians
• Homberg venture folded within a year
• ACT scores chart progress
• Michael Silence: Orange hoops and red-light cameras
• Theater mogul leaves trail of failed movie houses
• Sports bulletin board: Aug. 21
• Robby Szozda saves the night for Kingston
• Hazardous materials at Carter County jail send at least six to hospital
• Sam Venable: An equal opportunity repellent
• Sandy Loy will be on WNOX Monday by Martha Rose Woodward
•  Turkey Creek Public Market opened to huge crowds. Photo by Toni...
• Turkey Creek Public Market is now open on Fridays, Saturdays,...
• Turkey Creek Public Market by Martha Rose Woodward
• The Last Relapse Band by Martha Rose Woodward
• West Memphis 3 are Free by Martha Rose Woodward
• Traffic Tips: Resurfacing may slow scenic Cherohola Skyway excursions
• Talking to children about cancer
• Perspective: Happy comeback for state's coneflower
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ...and some that did not.
• Citizen's Voice: Chance encounter leaves traveler richer in many ways
• Playtime for Aug. 20
• Getting a local boost
• Knox auto dealer Haynes dies at 80
• Knoxville firm linked to FDA drug investigation
• 'Mater Mixer canned, but square still abuzz
• Mountain National to report $21.9M loss
• Central leads Catholic 7-0 in postponed game
• Knoxville organization works to help youth help themselves
• Community center, Mary Vestal Park get CAC AmeriCorps clean-up
• Georgiana Vines: Knoxville council candidates spar over homelessness report
• UT saves $52 million in cost-cutting projects
• Protestor charged in abortion clinic scuffle
• Judge denies motion to close murder hearing to the public
• Faith briefs, week of Aug. 20
• Church events listing, Saturday, Aug. 20
• New Freshmen Got Taste of UT Traditions
• Would Legislature and judges respect the will of voters on judicial election?
• Drug task force destroys 1,770 pot plants in Union County
• Potential deal could lead to release of 'West Memphis Three'
• Monroe County investigating shooting death
• Forecast: Weekend mixed bag of sunshine, showers
• David Climer: Chris Johnson's dreams collide with NFL reality
• TVA backs off plan to relocate historic Anderson County cabin
• Vote online to pick Market Square movies
• Editorial: Gov. Haslam must be firm in renegotiating Amazon sales tax deal
• Loudon County road closed due to bridge work
• Greg Johnson: 'Slobberknocker' of debate is expected
• Off the couch: Outdoor activities, week of Aug. 19
• PrepXtra Soccer Preview
• Dead End BBQ's Where Are They Now: Alex Stuart
• PrepXtra Picks
• PrepXtra Game of the Week: Austin-East at West
• The PrepXtra Files: West's Jayjuan Mitchell
• Player of the Week Voting Begins
• Prepxtra Top 10
• PrepXtra Next 10
• Knoxville mayoral candidate Joe Hultquist calls for city take over KUB
• Sam Venable: A room like none other in Knoxville
• TVA plans sale of nuclear power unit to fund new project
• Committee given options for Knox school board redistricting
• Carly Harrington: Black Market, Cutie Tooties get new owners
• Could Sandy Loy Hold Answer to New Carter School's Problems?
• Devon Group pulls out of Carter school project
• Judge Orders Hearing in Case of West Memphis Three
• Public should demand greater input into textbooks, history, civics
• Sevierville Golf Club at Wilderness Resort officially opens
• Compassion Knoxville releases report on homeless solutions
• Police turn away costumed protesters attending TVA board meeting
• Three in custody in N. Knoxville double slaying, fire
• NRC says stuck valve was TVA failure
• Shackled Nashville mother recounts fears
• Forecast: Mostly dry, sunny
• Tennessee woman told to remove American flag outside optometry office
• Don't mess with 'The Judge' while driving
• Variance approved for Marble Alley apartments
• Green Thumbs: Powell couple's 'blue collar' backyard is beautiful and bountiful
• Chapman Highway resurfacing to close lanes
• Farragut's Cameron Strickland first UT baseball commitment for 2013
• Carson-Newman counting on Nate Inman
• No headline - ACT
• Authorities seize marijuana and moonshine in Cocke County
• PrepXtra: Tonight's pick
• New QBs ready to step in for CAK, Anderson County
• UT president talks biofuels with White House
• State partially lifts blanket of secrecy from tax rulings
• Miller Energy Resources faces growing list of class action lawsuits
• Sam Venable: Hot dog! Nothing like a food fight
• Letter: Free-speech victim in mint flap
• Letter: Default story inaccurate
• Letter: How to reach tax nirvana
• Letter: Their goals are out in the open
• 'Snake' bitten with 22-year prison term
• 20Fest: Celebrating 20 Years of Metro Pulse and 20 Years of Local Music
• Where To See the Bands at Metro Pulse's 20Fest
• Humane Society president makes Knoxville appearance to promote new book
• Soul of Shaolin to perform farewell show
• Two dead bodies found in fire-damaged home
• Patrick Sullivan’s abruptly closes its doors
• In the Running: Meet the Candidates for City Council Seat B
• City Council Seat B: The Challengers in Brief
• Preservation Pub Cited For... Flowers?
• School Board Member Receives Threatening Phone Calls
• Gloria Johnson Enters 6th District Race
• Knox County Schools Get Video Conferencing
• Q&A: David Burman, one of 12 students participating in UT’s first Gulu Study and Service Abroad Program
• UT Leads Charge to Smart Grid with NSF-DOE Award
• TBI investigates Hawkins Co. judge vote; commissioner says he was offered bribe
• Sisters’ slayings rock Bledsoe County
• Knoxville native John Paul Keith takes it one song at a time
• Sign Thieves in Need of a Spelling Lesson
• Wiccan days part of Vanderbilt calendar
• Commissioners suddenly on the fence for new Carter Elementary
• Commission votes to reconsider Hutchison legal fee reimbursement
• Knoxville fire probe: Police treating one of two deaths as homicide
• Fire damages residence on Gertrude Avenue
• Knoxville Rescue Squad lifts injured worker from trench
• TN Legislative redistricting speculation ramps up
• Forecast: Air quality alert, warming up
• Report: Tennessee shows gains in some areas of child well-being, but number of impoverished children in state rises
• Indiana stage collapse prompts call for reform
• School's chicken coop to serve up eggs, education
• UT officials hope camaraderie is key to Class of 2015 success
• Greg Johnson: Sevier sewer upgrades may threaten financial well
• Josh Flory: Bruce Pearl hoping for an upset in the housing market
• Marshall Stair leads all July fundraisers in city election
• Dollywood suing Pigeon Forge inns over Internet trademark claims
• Anderson commissioners OK $24.75M in bonds for schools, jail
• Going to the MLK Memorial dedication? Let us know
• Juvenile facility superintendent Richard Bean will raffle off 10 vacation days
• Chandra Harris-McCray: Neighbors unite to restore blighted home
• Burundian refugees celebrate getting their own church building
• Bearden mom makes repurposed art for business, teaches about recycling
• Community Kudos briefs: Aug. 17
• Higher education briefs: Aug. 17
• Beth Watson Drinnen: Friends open East Knox thrift store
• Leslie Snow: Father leaves stressed-out self in past
• State should prepare for possible "double-dip"
• Battered Women Receive Aid from Knoxville Entrepreneurial Women’s Group
• Knox County STEM academy officially opens
• Pellissippi State honor society recognized with Five Star award
• Child has second brush with near-drowning
• Suspect sought in Tazewell Pike Bread Box robbery
• Slyman adds 12 new agents
• Carter sheriff's undercover texting leads to Johnson City man's statutory rape arrest
• Forecast: Seasonal highs, sunny
• Reader wanted Sentinel to cover Honor Air
• Deputy's team seeks to compete in N.Y. games
• Traffic tips: Aug. 16
• Editorial: The reopening of Neyland Drive greenways a boon for runners, bikers
• David Hunter: Bottom line is that trite phrases not uplifting
• Robert Booker: Con men are out to get your money
• Best-selling author to UT students: Pay attention to 'What?' moments
• UT Extension to cut 44 grant-funded jobs
• South Knox house fire displaces 14; three arrested
• New freshman class takes UT torch
• Historic Patrick Sullivan's closes in the Old City
• Senate hopeful Gloria Johnson to move into 6th District she wants to represent
• Largest Loudon taxpayers contesting property assessments
• Tax incentives a 'mixed blessing' to Loudon County
• Knoxville man convicted in 2002 slaying
• Sam Venable: 'Heartland' book sure to please
• Rep. Ryan Haynes: Those offensive Facebook postings were NOT mine
• Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus set to offer free computer workshops
• UT Professors Share Science Knowledge with Knox County Teachers
• Department of Chemistry Acquires New Leadership
• East Town Mall---water main breaks on Sunday, Aug. 14
• Lt. Gov. Ramsey endorses Perry before announcement, Ames Straw Poll
• Divers recover drowning victim from Roane County quarry
• E-Mealz helps Knoxville families save money, try new menus
• Dave Ramsey: Knowledge, cash, patience give buyer the bargaining edge
• Susan Alexander: Registering discontent over shopper rewards
• STEM school classes start on Monday at former Knoxville train station
• Bowling reports: Aug. 14
• Tom Humphrey: State a recipient of federal largesse
• Natural gas drilling leaving East Tenn. for Northeast
• David Moon: President, Congress undermine economic condition
• Toni Duval: Gardens teach valuable lessons about the marketplace
• Wieniewitz Financial Sponsors Charity Car Show
• No matter what, it's the same ol' Scott
• UT on-campus housing at capacity as students move in
• Ball Camp among Knox area schools seeing improvements
• Man reported drowned in Douglas Lake
• Birth announcements for August 14
• Marriage licenses issued in Knox County for August 14
• University of Tennessee's freshman class has highest ACT scores in school's history
• Councilwoman wants pension board change
• Thief steals Afghan veteran's prosthetic hands
• Maynardville mechanic 'sowed his oats and lived happy life'
• Amid tears and cheers, 9/11 remnants arrive for memorials
• Legislators question legality of governor cutting a deal with Amazon
• Regases sued over defaulted bank loan
• Turkey Creek Public Market opens
• Georgiana Vines: Mark Padgett reports largest cash reserve
• Congress works on first patent system overhaul in 50 years
• John "Thunder" Thornton gets judgment in case linked to NC deal
• Rockwood Council approves rezoning for locomotive repair firm
• Ribbon-cutting kicks off STEM school orientation
• Traffic changes greet UT football fans
• Drug agent who resigned already on probation
• Political happenings: Senate candidates out and about
• Family events in East Tennessee week of Aug. 13
• Church events, Aug. 13
• The last of the summer——time to spend a few restful...
• Letter Arrives From Carter Middle School Staff by Martha Rose Woodward
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• Hot Trend in Home Décor by Martha Rose Woodward
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• Bear With Jug On Head
• Sierra Nevada: Blount still first choice for expansion
• Police charge two in West Knoxville robbery
• By ACT Scores, UT’s Incoming Freshmen are in State’s Top 8 Percent
• UT to Welcome Incoming Students with New Programs, Old Traditions
• Barcodes refocus understanding of ecosystems
• TVA loses $240 million in fiscal third quarter
• Sex offender law changes preserve millions of dollars for Tennessee
• David Climer: Tennessee Titans say right things, but signing Chris Johnson means action
• Forecast: Sunny and hot
• Haslam wants new tax deal with Amazon
• Alcoa's crowning memories
• Fairness key in ruling by commission over Hutchison's legal fees
• State AG says new traffic camera law valid, even if operators lose money
• Soaring gold prices bring out sellers
• Honoring Katelin: Memorials bring soccer to children in Ghana
• Western Avenue lanes closed
• Karns Fire Department adding Hardin Valley station
• Green Bankshares terminates President Kenneth Vaught
• Museum in downtown Greenback is homage to residents' personal heritage
• Scott Stallings struggles with greens, shoots 73
• Mayoral candidates: Knoxville must provide black community opportunities, encouragement
• Carly Harrington: Collaboration among competitors helps nonprofits
• Carson-Newman project renews Jefferson City's downtown
• Sam Venable: Non-working congress and columnist(s)
• Residents seek attorney general probe into Tansi utility district
• World Trade Center steel arriving for two East Tennessee 9-11 memorials
• Governor breaks out the waffle iron on the Amazon tax issue
• State drug task force agent resigns after car crash
• ‘The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks’ Author Visits UT Knoxville
• Pellissippi State students benefit from Tools for Tomorrow scholarships
• FINALLY! Knox County School Board approves plan for new Carter Elementary School
• KPD: Alcohol involved in I-140 fatal crash
• Knox gas prices down again, oil rising
• Taco Bell worker arrested for handcuffing himself to woman he wanted to date
• Sheriff: Teen made explosives; Boy's boast in Smyrna school nets search at home, arrest
• Haslam wants Amazon to collect sales taxes
• Midway land hit with write-down
• Rayland Baxter lets his music do the talking
• Forecast: Warm, showers maybe this afternoon
• KPD: No evidence supports self-professed serial killer's claims
• Joe Rosson: Mersman 'surfboard table' made in late 20th century
• Female stabbing victim found in Lonsdale
• Scott Stallings puts in final work before first major
• Candidates: Funding cuts affect city's ability to aid those with disabilities
• Knoxville mayoral candidates disagree on alcohol in apartments for homeless
• Sam Venable: Plenty of pain to be delivered
• KUB looking at rate increases to fund upgrades
• Chasing After the Royal Bangs, the Most Promising Knoxville Band of the 21st Century
• Renovations to Ball Camp Elementary School open to community
• Suspect arrested during police standoff on domestic assault charge
• Get Your 20Fest Schedule Right Here!
• Knoxville City Council approves sign height review
• Local math teacher wins ORAU 'Extreme Classroom Makeover' contest
• Tennessee State revenue collections outperformed estimates in July
• TN State Comptroller apparently knew some details of Bredesen deal with Amazon
• In the Running: Meet the Candidates for City Council Seat C
• At Large Seat C: The Challengers in Brief
• Undecideds Hold the Lead in 6th District State Senate Race
• Knoxville's Judicial Selection Committee Applicants
• City Councilman Charlie Thomas Opts to Run
• Q&A: Donna Doyle, second-place winner in the Metro Pulse YUMMM! haiku contest
• Keith Brown: 'Sweet and Lovely'
• Sean McCollough Takes New WDVX Kids' Radio Show Live
• Moonshine-easy Debuts at Preservation Pub
• Ante Up Legally at Niceley’s Tavern
• Market Square Chef Challenge: La Costa vs. Oodles
• Frappuccino Bandits Apprehended
• Knox gasoline prices drop, oil prices rising
• Changes to the UT Knoxville Drop Policy
• New Tool Reveals Mutations That Cause HIV-drug Resistance
• Motorcyclist dies in Monroe County crash
• Long-time KAEC teacher wins School Health Leadership Award
• Police charge two in Oak Ridge slaying
• TVA loses notch in S&P backwash
• Tennessee finishes year with tax surplus
• Forecast: Sunny, warm
• Rockwood panel OKs rezoning of two tracts
• TVA refutes environmental group's report on Bellefonte plan
• UTPD to Fort Sanders residents: 'See Something, Say Something'
• Naked man rescued from storm drain, then arrested
• What is Permaculture? submitted by Martha Rose Woodward
• Toddler drowns in family's pool
• The Aerial Art of Knoxville's Wing Project
• Berry hopes to shed 'outsider' image as new South-Doyle High principal
• Hotel planned for Brookview
• Openings available in popular Chinese language, culture classes at Pellissippi State
• Knoxville teen killed in two-car crash
• Authorities padlock Magnolia business as public nuisance
• Forecast: Scattered thunderstorms, high near 90
• Reprieve from 90-degree days coming
• Corker visits Blount Mansion as it begins fundraising
• Police probe slaying of Oak Ridge man, 22
• Foreclosure auction scheduled for Dennis Bolze mansion
• Vice mayor wants to cut size of city signs
• Robert Booker: 8th of August was day of liberation
• Editorial: School board should opt for renovations to Carter Elementary
• Letters: Tuesday, Aug. 9
• David Hunter: Authors of comments should be pitied
• Traffic tips: Aug. 9
• Knox Library offers free monthly autism series
• Vision Airlines suspending McGhee Tyson flights Aug. 19
• Knox County rapist admits trying to kill pregnant 10-year-old victim
• Strangers reach out to help Newport dog-mauling victim
• Former Knox County school board member in trouble with the law again
• Misty River has cabins or RV rental space; a swimming pool, game...
• Misty River Cabins & RV Resort submitted by Martha Rose Woodward
• Padgett campaign gaining momentum after raising more than $45,000 in July
• Forbes Ranks UT as Best for Undergraduate Education
• UT Energy and Environment Forum Kicks Off
• UT College of Veterinary Medicine Helps City Earn Dog-Friendly Title
• Arby's robbery victim leads police to suspect
• Man arrested for vehicle break-in at North Broadway Street business
• 75 Students Participate in Inaugural UT Knoxville, Pellissippi Bridge Program
• FedEx Freight raises US, Canada rates
• YourNews: LMU employee promoted to Dean of Administration
• Robbery victim leads police to suspect in S. Knoxville
• YourNews: Upcoming tailgate raises funds for Hearing and Speech Foundation
• Historical TN Newspaper Digitized, Available Online
• Real Estate Foreclosures 8/7/11
• Real Estate Transfers 8/7/11
• Letter: Reader likes Jamie Satterfield, Mike Strange
• Real Estate Foreclosures 7/31/11
• Real Estate Transfers 7/31/11
• U.S. credit downgrade could impact Tennessee, States, all of us
• Knoxville Representative uses "Strong Arm" in censorship at UT bookstore
• Dan Andrews to be featured in Parkinson's Campaign; submitted by Martha Rose Woodward
• Snark Bites: Candidates for mayor of Knoxville dispense advice during radio rap session
• Editorial: Sales tax holiday needed by retailers and consumers
• Catoosa closed due to cowardly vandals
• Tom Humphrey: Some constitutional questions answered, but others ignored
• Michael Silence: Ironmen, biscuits and hope for Hoffa
• Michelle Singletary: Actor's futuristic book is a current glimpse
• Bruce Freeman: Use customer feedback for marketing ideas
• David Moon: It pays to be better, not necessarily first
• Tim Sykes: Act now to guarantee income stream for life
• Sample culinary creations of 11 Market Square eateries
• Traffic tip: Resurfacing of Chapman Highway to close lanes at night
• Unscrupulous pain clinic operators give good doctors a bad rap
• Clinic with Florida roots unwelcome in Knox
• Spinoffs often prove successful
• Sports bulletin board: August 7
• Bob Hodge: Granddad's shotgun more special than the turkey it's going to shoot
• Bowling results for the week August 7
• Birth announcements for August 7
• Marriage licenses issued in Knox County for August 8
• Talk of the Town by Martha Rose Woodward for August 5.
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• Lillian Bean--For her special friend: Joyce Lobetti submitted by Martha Rose Woodward
• Comparing Smokies visits and the per-gallon price of gas
• Knoxville Wholesale Furniture takes old Kmart
• Committee seeks details on hilltop protection plan
• Former Sheriff Hutchison's legal team seeks $134K in public reimbursement
• Georgiana Vines: Council appointee considering write-in campaign
• Knox schools chief backs County Mayor Tim Burchett's plan on Carter school
• KUB closing part of South Northshore Drive for wastewater work this weekend
• Apartments pitched for downtown Knoxville's Marble Alley site
• Two Sevier County men arrested in horse hit-and-run
• Letter: Farragut's park policies clear
• Dan Thomasson: Pattern emerges in unconnected tales
• Citizen's Voice: Internet must become more accessible for those with disabilities
• Bill Maxwell: Sadly closing the book on old friend
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us
•  Dr. Ric Morgan in rehab center in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
• Can You Help Me Now? by Martha Rose Woodward
• Upcoming Events for East Tennessee History Center submitted by Martha Rose Woodward
• New teachers meet challenge
• Woman cited after sleep-crashing into parking garage
• Signs of life for Marble Alley in downtown Knoxville
• TVA uses sand baskets as temporary fixes for flawed flooding calculations
• KCSO investigating death of W. Knox man
• Driver killed in I-140 crash
• Forecast: Above-normal temperatures, scattered storms
• Historic Bleak House hosts exhibit of 1860s clothing and accessories
• Fishing report for August 5
• Judge calls offender 'predator,' sentences him to 34-year term
• Maryville's Ed Harmon donates art for Pellissippi State's Blount campus
• UT president's house: 'Piece of history' remains unsold at slashed price
• East Tennesseans, others search for economic answers
• Court: UT player's past should stay in the past
• Blount school board rejects charter school's application
• Carly Harrington: Could the Trader Joe's rumors be true?
• Sam Venable: Pay close attention to inventory
• YUMMM! Restaurant Haiku Winners and Runners-Up
• Interns have heavy influence on Padgett mayoral campaign
• Republicans begin to unite in opposition to constitutional subversives
• State Senate candidates speak out on arts, other issues during KTA event
• Scripps Networks Interactive announces dividend
• Tennessee Athletics Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day Sept. 3
• River temperature forces TVA nuke plant to 50 percent power
• TSSAA OKs Signal Mountain and Soddy-Daisy's fight penalties
• Does Chattanooga's downtown really stink?
• Roane attorney seeks to revoke beer permit at bar sheriff calls 'total public nuisance'
• Sam Venable: One less thing to worry about
• Haslam meets troops overseas
• Senate GOP candidates express support for arts, tourism
• Merchandise eligible for holiday sales tax break
• Flood of shoppers expected for sales tax holiday
• Samples to Stave Off Teen Pregnancy
• 'Clean' Bar Celebrates its Fifth
• Holiday Inn World’s Fair Park Hires Chef Ortman
• Splashy Accommodations at Quality Inn
• Marie Wilson's Life Is Like a Country Song
• Q&A: Linda Parsons Marion, playwright, 'Decoration Day'
• At-Large Seat A: The Challengers, in Brief
• In the Running: Meet the Candidates for City Council Seat A
• UT students renovate Girl Scout museum in preparation for 100th anniversary
• Child & Family Tennessee recertifies MEN’s Batterer’s Intervention program
• Tennessee freshmen fought debt ceiling increase
• R.B. Morris Prepares New Acoustic Album, 'Rich Mountain Bound'
• UT ranked among top 50 universities for best value
• Nominees Wanted for ET Writers Hall of Fame
• State Sen. McNally Takes On Amazon
• Time on Side of Intermodal Opponents
• State Senate Race Is On
• Caught Greasy Handed
• Boxer Rebellion: New Live Album Recorded in Maryville
• James Franco Announces Film Tribute to Brad Renfro
• Man arrested for burglarizing vehicles in Old City
• Unum profits up 8.7 percent
• Fiske Guide Rates UT as “Best Buy”
• One killed in Anderson County crash
• Family says child denied justice after being run over by uninsured driver
• Autopsy: Alcohol found in body of Asheville-area 4-year-old homicide victim
• Contractor who bribed TDOT worker sues state
• Earth is getting fatter
• Forecast: High temperatures, humid, air quality alert
• Nonprofit accepts, loans walkers, wheelchairs
• Knoxville safety ordinances under discussion in response to teen's tragic death
• Use caution on I-40 in West Knox
• 'Birther' cites Constitution in bid for new lawyer
• Greg Johnson: No sympathy here for lesbian couple's experience at Dollywood Splash Country
• Zoo raises fence around camel enclosure
• Officials see first-hand positive influence of Boys & Girls Clubs
• Survey: UT Knoxville a “Best Value” Among National Public Universities
• Child Public Safety Day to be held Aug. 20
• Search warrant leads to drug-related arrests
• Loudon County Property Assessor found dead
• Pellissippi State graduate wins accounting society’s student manuscript competition
• UT campus ranked one of ugliest in country — again
• UT Professor’s Pathogen Research Inspires Robotics Design for Medicine and Military
• Man arrested wearing bullet-proof vest was former Johnson City cop; vest was city's
• Crashes close I-40 West in Cocke County
• Medical helicopter responding to wreck hits power lines in Polk County
• Forecast: Air quality alert, hot
• Luau to benefit safe haven for newborns
• Watch for lane closures on Tazewell Pike
• Metro Drug Commission at 25 years: Pill abuse now the treatment target
• Sizing up the Vols
• New coach, same attitude as Fulton begins Black tenure
• Hacker who broke into Miley Cyrus' email pleads guilty
• Dolly Parton responds to Dollywood Splash Country T-shirt controversy
• Sam Venable: Tiny bugs can lift a grown man
• Study of microscopic parasite gives UT researchers blueprint for future robots
• Appellate court rejects finding of abuse by long-time Morristown youth worker
• Police: North Knoxville raid nets pills, pot, crack
• Tennessee representatives weigh in on debt ceiling bill
• Tea party protest in Knoxville fizzles
• Supporters out with a vengeance to promote mayoral candidates
• Tennessee reaction to "debt limit compromise"
• Suspects sought in residential burglary in progress at apartment complex
• Knox County schools make significant progress with AYP
• Rutledge Pike bridge named in honor of fallen East Tennessee soldier
• How will debt ceiling agreement impact Tennessee?
• Deadline extended for sale of former Pellissippi State campus
• Kimberly-Clark to pay cash dividend
• UT and ESSEC Host Groundbreaking Global Supply Chain Forum in Europe
• Ken Dobbins moves to CapitalMark
• Area gymnasts earn place at worlds
• State law singled out 'injustice' to retired Oak Ridger
• Several thousand Knoxvillians without power
• Arrests or not, sheriff keeps gambling funds
• Nation’s credit downgrade will be seen in credit card interest rates
• Medicare prepares rule to penalize hospitals with high readmission rates
• Guest column: DOE has learned from challenges of cleaning up uranium enrichment plant
• Michelle Singletary: IRS ends innocent spouse rule
• Letters: July 31
• Grammar gremlins: 'Tis the season to lowercase
• David Moon: Debt showdown players need an IQ test
• Tom Humphrey: Legislation ends, litigation begins
• Another USGA event for Gosselin
• UT, City of Knoxville defend lobbying system
• Scott McNutt: Corporate-sponsored secession mulled by Haslam as debt response
• Passengers reach Knoxville after Orlando flight delay
• First Tennessee donates $5,000 in TSBDC support to Pellissippi State Foundation
• Paper delivery running late
• EPA proposes new rules on emissions released by fracking
• Offshore wind energy potential boosted during heat wave, data shows
• Foreclosure declines in most metropolitan areas
• Raw video from Nashville airport mom-TSA body scan rant
• Maryville soldier receives warm welcome home
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us … ... and some that did not
• Congress takes up Amazon.com sales tax issue
• Fishkill at Y-12 under investigation; could be linked to heat, flow, chemical discharge
• Nick Cazana pulls plug on The Met, but eyes another property
• Tennessee, localities, citizens must face the music on the national debt
• Pellissippi State: Foundation Blount County Campus home to extensive artwork thanks to local collector
• UT Hosts Nuclear Physics Program for Aspiring Physicists in Africa
• Cody Lundin and Dave Canterbury of Dual Survival; photo by Cody...
• Cody Lundin's New Book by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town for July 29 by Martha Rose Woodward
• Omer Hussain—that computer guy who will repair your...
• Omer Hussain--That Computer Guy by Martha Woodward
• Physics Student Wins Prize for VolsTeach Program
• Witness recalls tragedy that claimed 2-year-old’s life at apartment complex
• Firefighter killed in Asheville blaze
• Haslam: Tennessee OK for weeks even if U.S. defaults
• Law requiring photo ID puts some Tennessee voters in a tizzy
• The social media remix of the Knoxville mayoral debate on Thursday night
• Forecast: Fog early, hot, air quality alert
• Former Knox school board member faces drug charges
• Traffic tip
• Carly Harrington: T-Ho brothers to open new eatery
• Brunswick 2Q profit rises on higher marine sales
• Blount County parents get feel for proposed charter school
• Whatever happened to the War Powers Act controversy?
• Rogero holds 'significant' lead in polls
• Legislators being persecuted for doing their jobs
• CFT Project NOW program helps youth learn about managing finances
• Local developer Nick Cazana eyes Henley office building
• Letter: Censor call for News Sentinel editor's ouster
• UT Knoxville Hosts First SEC Emergency Management Conference
• Brown, Burchett greet bikers during cross country tour
• UT’s Anderson Center Connects Local Businesses with Technology
• Asheville suburb Biltmore Forest seeks 150-foot tower
• For some in Tennessee, divorce just got easier
• Forecast: Hot summer day; good chance of showers on the way
• KUB offers tips for energy efficiency during a hot summer
• Traffic tip
• Knoxville mayoral candidates debate tonight
• Bill Maxwell: No shortcuts in distance learning
• Editorial: Debate offers voters glimpse of hopefuls
• Top-ranked QB Kiel is coup for Indiana
• Samson's homer saves Smokies
• Whistleblowers say Nuclear Regulatory Commission watchdog is losing its bite
• Anderson County burglary suspect captured
• State banking commissioner travels on bankers' money
• Firehouse Subs awards $20,000 to Knoxville Volunteer Emergency Rescue Squad
• Congressmen attentive (so far) to pulse of East Tennessee on debt ceiling issue
• Suspect sought in aggravated robbery of Sevierville hotel
• Annual Sales Tax Holiday starts next week
• Knoxville among Kiplinger's 10 Best Value Cities for 2011
• Loveless Cafe was everything and more, especially the biscuits
• George Hamilton IV to perform in Pigeon Forge
• Curbside recycling signups hit 15,000 as early registration deadline approaches
• Knox County Commission asks audit committee to investigate Beck Center finances
• Fire damages abandoned home on Bluff Avenue
• Sue Atchley appointed to interim State Senate post
• A Knoxville Taqueria Tour
• Knoxville Taquerias: A Working List
• What to Expect in a Taqueria
• Inside Knox County’s New STEM High School
• Compassion Knoxville Prepares its Final Report
• Q&A: Chandler Goff, inventor of the Luther Burger
• 20 Years of Local Music: Here's the Official Lineup for 'Metro Pulse' 20Fest
• Mayoral Candidates Unleash Their Own Polls
• Alcoa Might Have to Ante Up for Sierra Nevada
• Jim Cooper Braces for Gerrymandering
• Meet Your BOK Winner: Charles Chandler of Chandler’s Deli
• Gotta Snatch ’Em All
• Knoxville Expat Jim Ellis Resurfaces in SF as Magnetic Stripper
• YourNews: Bleak House hosts historical clothing exhibit
• YourNews: District Attorney Nichols visits community organization
• TBI clears ex-revenue chief Reagan Farr in tax cases
• Letter: Dow rose with News Sentinel's redesign
• Titans agree to terms with Matt Hasselbeck
• Frank Munger: Feds unveil Y-12 contract plan, but questions remain
• Forecast: Air quality alert today, hot, humid
• Oak Ridge teen to discuss school rooftop solar project
• Allison Rupp: Ensemble finds new home at Peace Lutheran Church
• Grant to help Knoxville seniors get back into workplace
• TVA considering changes to flood-control barriers
• Thursday debate features for Knoxville mayoral candidates
• ET congressmen report barrage of calls on debt stalemate
• Knoxville seniors: Social Security shouldn't be cut in midst of debt crisis
• Greg Johnson: A warning about Pigeon Forge's latest big bet
• UT Given $18 Million to Link Nation’s Supercomputers
• Ending careers by telephone?
• Firefighters battle early morning fire in North Knoxville
• Tennessee will use grant to help college students graduate quicker
• Section of Estabrook Road to Close for Two Weeks
• Forecast: A foggy start leads to high temperatures
• Tennessee Titans return from NFL lockout
• Editorial: DOE must do better job overseeing cleanup at K-25 site
• Wacker Chemical could be larger and open sooner than expected
• State jobs program exceeds goals
• Winner of 2011 Distinguished Young Woman of America contest speaks out to young girls
• Carla Javier: Being juvenile isn't all bad
• Dollywood park worker calls out guest over 'gay' T-shirt
• Wacker's presence may expand; thousands apply for jobs
• Interim Oak Ridge council member named
• Madeline Rogero's mayoral campaign claims 2-to-1 lead in poll
• Commission, Beck Center agree to audit
• Sam Venable: Want to holler? Pay five dollars
• Knox sports drink startup thirsting for sales
• Demolition begins this week at UT's Sutherland Ave. apartments
• Rangers arrest seven in DUI crackdown in Smoky Mountains
• Senate should follow Harwell's lead on per diem policy
• Real Estate Foreclosures 7/24/11
• Real Estate Transfers 7/24/11
• Wreck blocks I-40 near James White Parkway
• Coal ash taints groundwater at TVA sites, report finds
• George Korda: Should rank have this kind of privilege?
• Senator Corker to Speak at UT’s Knoxville Economics Forum Aug. 8
• Elderly Knoxville woman dies from house fire injuries
• UT Career Services Forms Group to Help Link Employers, Graduates
• The Frugal Traveler: Affordable family outings for science buffs
• Family travel five: Inspire a love of adventure travel at an early age
• Isaac Taylor-led Village Green takes GKAISA title
• 26 area soccer players get all-state honors
• Blake Lalli leads Smokies to third win in a row
• Maryland team perfect at NABF tournament
• Grant Milner beats veteran group in Greater Knoxville Amateur
• Ben Martin 'ahead of his time'
• UT researchers sharing biodiversity data
• UT study: Marriages are rosier when she's thinner
• Fountain City shops offer range of gift items
• Keep cool: Tips for coping with heat while saving energy
• Dave Ramsey: Neglected nephew needs love, not indulgences
• UT housing need exceeding capacity
• 3,500 TN felons, even killers, have phoned-in oversight
• Summer surroundings: Chattanooga battlefields recall deadly conflicts of Civil War
• Josh and Friends aims to ease worries for children in the hospital
• Swimming meet's young helper up for titles
• Births
• UT fee hike to help fund updates
• Business or pleasure? Knox deputies cracking down a gambling houses
• James Van De Griff 1 back in Knoxville Amateur
• Long trip works for Texas team; Oak Ridge happy, too
• ESPN a no-go for Alcoa-Maryville, but NFL's Rice will attend
• Flight feels at home in winning AAU title
• Government anthrax flip-flop could boost victims’ lawsuit
• Revealed: Man sought in plot to influence U.S. politics is prominent figure in Pakistan
• Why global warming slowed in the 2000’s: Another possible explanation
• 'I think I'm married to a serial killer'
• What’s the deal with News Corp’s other, U.S.-Based, hacking scandal?
• Duncan: EPA under Obama 'dictatorial'
• Morristown police on the hunt for credit union robber
• Repo man alleges police brutality in Anderson County
• Cleveland man charged with homicide in overdose death
• Democrats use grocery tax for "craven political posturing"
• Express Scripts and Medco, which employs 1,800 in Memphis, to combine
• PETA strikes Cherokee bear zoos with new sign
• Central athlete Cody Blanc commits to Tennessee
• Man shot in road rage incident on I-275
• Forecast: Hot, humid, heat index values 100-105 degrees
• Henry Granju file released by Knox County Sheriff's Office
• Blount panel's proposed applause ban fails
• Hoarded dogs put burden on shelter
• Old meds collected in three counties Saturday
• Carly Harrington: Smartphone repair on every corner
• Government begins process of merging Y-12 and Pantex nuke contracts
• Homeowner at odds with TDOT over Lovell Road widening
• Ruby Tuesday sales decline amid weak economy, competitive pressures
• Cast a vote: Help Catholic Charities win a Toyota
• Terry Morrow: Slightly lighter, 'Entourage' returns for final season Sunday
• Community to have say in Knox school board redistricting
• Traffic tips: July 22
• Jefferson residents seek crackdown on Dexfest
• Were Dale Ford and Tony Shipley thrown under the bus?
• UT Psychologists Find Thinner Wives Could Be Key to Happy Marriage
• KPD investigating man shot this morning
• Utility Work to Close Lanes on Volunteer Boulevard This Weekend
• UT Knoxville, UT Health Science Center Offer Dual Degree in Pharmacy, Business
• Director of UT’s Graduate School of Education in National Discussion Today
• Protesters ask TVA to stop building nuclear reactors
• TN ranks high in toxic pollution from power plants
• Reservists pitch in at Cosby High School
• Forecast: Hot, muggy, scattered showers, thunderstorms
• Property owner posts sign against official
• Crown & Goose expanding Old City site
• 17 arrested in Claiborne County drug roundup
• Mercy billboard shows ER wait time
• Animal Center director leaving for Wesley House
• Sevierville man sentenced in killings of kittens
• Blount deputy under civil rights review also being sued in death case
• Sam Venable: Out There versus Over Here
• Food briefs: July 21
• Bites: July 21
• Knox County Grand Jury indicts two for different crimes
• Knox County ADA Sword tapped to replace Baumgartner on bench
• Big Fatty’s beer special requires sense of humor and a big bladder
• The lights are bright on Friday night
• Former Pellissippi State Blount County Campus for sale
• UT’s College of Business Administration Offers Scholarships to Veterans
• Sevierville woman killed in car crash
• Sooner or Later or Whenever: V-Roys Back for Hits Compilation and One More Show
• Incoming UT Freshman Wins Distinguished Young Woman of America 2011
• TVUUC Shooting: Picking Up the Pieces Three Years Later
• TVUUC Shooting: Our Essayists Describe the Aftermath of Terror
• Then and Now: Author Brian Griffin on the TVUUC Shooting
• UT Herbarium Helps Piece Together Biodiversity Puzzle
• MPC Lacks South Knox Representation With New Appointment
• Knoxville Candidates and Cash, Part 2
• Q&A: Krissy DeAlejandro, executive director of tnAchieves
• Insider Candidates Not Likely for UT AD
• Massey Expects to Be Competitive in Fund-Raising
• Tennessee ‘No’s’ On Debt Ceiling Vote
• Amy Lavere uses the stage as her safety net
• Knox County Commissioners discuss Deer Park business project
• Knox County Commissioners considering own ordinance to allow backyard chickens
• A Decidedly Unhappy Meal
• Heavy flooding in Sevier County affecting major roads
• Tennessee sees revenue revival
• TN nursing board under scrutiny over discipline case
• Nissan plant set to expand
• Forecast: Scattered storms, heat index 100-105 degrees
• No South Knox residents on MPC; Some upset that region won't be represented
• Perma-Fix signs agreement to acquire Safety and Ecology Holdings
• Judge refuses to block pricey 'practice monitor' for attorney Herbert Moncier
• Knoxville attorney John Threadgill charged with tax evasion
• After 40 years of friendship, seniors exchange wedding vows
• Pinkston branch fills gap left by closed South Knox library
• Karns fair begins with Thursday events
• Utility responds to ouster move
• Maryville seeks community input on school zoning changes
• Unfinished Knox County subdivision frustrates homeowners
• Biz buzz: July 20
• Editorial: Averting disaster more important than posturing
• Wilson Fairchild shows love of legendary family through music
• County commissioners interview interim Senate candidates
• Suspects arrested for vandalizing van on Dutch Valley Road
• Fiscal crisis provides reminders that we are our brother's keeper
• Is TBI "investigation" really a witch-hunt?
• UT Student Fulfills Childhood Dream with Spring Trip to Vietnam, Cambodia
• Dittmann Honored as Sixth DC Velocity Rainmaker from UT
• UT to Offer Free Electronic Health Records Update
• Public Forums for Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Services Candidates
• Sale of Bolze mansion falls apart
• Sale of Dennis Bolze mansion falls apart
• Legend Exteriors strives to take care of customers with honest work
• Suspects arrested on neighborhood soliciting complaint
• Juvenile suspects arrested for attempted vehicle robberies
• State Department Picks UT Researcher as Science Advisor
• Children’s Literature Center Widens Continuing Education Opportunities
• 76-year-old Sunbright man dies of injuries from wreck
• Forecast: Showers early; heat returning.
• TextMe Briefs
• Anderson County property tax raised by 16.2 cents
• Need for herbal incense leads to increase in burglaries
• Del Rio woman faces DUI, vehicular homicide charges
• Pizza joint set to open in Bearden
• Storytelling keeps us connected
• University of Tennessee's Kids U camps help teens look toward careers
• Family reclaims their time, inspires ‘Just Too Busty' book
• Hallsdale-Powell looks to shrink summer sewer bills
• Michigan company buys Rockford's USi Inc.
• UT Scientist Helps NASA Mission that Could Determine Building Blocks of Life
• New tenant means a sad ending for the S&W Grand
• Pellissippi State urges students to file financial aid before deadline
• Man arrested for attempted burglary at Tennessee Avenue residence
• False report nets man criminal charge
• Suspects arrested in motel robbery on Kingston Pike
• Real Estate Foreclosures 7/17/11
• Real Estate Transfers 7/17/11
• Murfreesboro mosque opponents caution against groundbreaking
• Judge in protest case has history of favoring government, political Left
• Tennessee Titans to go old school on defense
• Nashville's Nationwide race will have top-tier feel
• Scott Stallings still has a chance to play in PGA Championship
• Growing infrastructure means customers bombarded wtih options for tv, phone, Internet
• Tom Humphrey: Nashville's clothed in summer-weight controversies
• Editorial: Solway sale first of many posed by Burchett
• Jack McElroy: Tell us what you think of paper's new look
• Volunteers gather native plant material for preservation, forest rehabilitation on Cumberland Plateau
• Best in sew: Knoxville quilt show wraps up with local earning top honor
• 2 killed in chopper crash saluted for years of service
• Task for Alcoa QB's? Don't 'get us beat'
• Former Knoxvillian offers moments of hope in new book
• Kid Tips: Children rejected by peers need interventions
• Terry Mattingly: Last gasp for the 'Harry Potter' wars?
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Beach week reorders priorities
• Playtime: July 16
• Faith Brief: July 16
• Citizen's Voice: Free trade pacts will cost Tennesseans jobs
• Dan Thomasson: Disgraceful game of chicken on Capitol Hill
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and some that did not
• Citizen's Voice: Preventing asthma should be a priority
• Jose de la Isla: 'Fast and Furious' gun fiasco unfolds in Mexico
• Coleman inspired Maryville players
• 2 NC campsites switching to reservation-only
• Ex-doctor sentenced for health care fraud
• Fourth suspect in Sevier double slaying arrested
• Parent of First Tennessee reports earnings of $42.5M
• Brookings report ranks Knoxville in top-5 for green jobs
• Knoxville's Phillips & Jordan to work in Everglades
• Surveyor killed in Hamblen County accident
• Florida man sentenced for possessing child pornography videos
• Andersonville man, 33, indicted in child rape case
• Haslam called "mean-spirited" for not giving disciplined workers raises
• UT, Tennessee Press Association Announce 2011 Newspaper Contest Winners
• Digging Into the City Campaign Reports
• Pellissippi State: First community college in state to institute student-proposed ‘green’ fee
• Photo by Knoxville Botanical Gardens
• Knoxville Botanical Gardens--Lots of Offer by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town by Martha Rose Woodward July 15
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• 4th suspect arrested in double-murder in Sevier County
• Johnson City man charged with embezzlement for second time, different business
• Kingsport crash kills 7-year-old girl
• Fired Sumner deputy accused of improper animal euthanasia
• Catch cooking demos at herb farm's fair
• Police charge couple in motel heist
• Man killed, wife hurt in Morgan County crash
• YWCA to honor former Knox County Commissioner Mary Lou Horner,
• UPDATE: Suspects charged in neighborhood vehicle burglaries
• PSC Metals rezoning approved
• Tennessee should be prepared to defend fiscal house as feds near default
• YourNews: Upcoming cap night at Tennessee Smokies game
• Letters: Printing money and taxing to the max
• Former Sevier County Utility District VP arrested
• Suspects questioned for neighborhood vehicle burglaries
• Suspects arrested for stealing beer from closed business
• First public electric vehicle charging stations in Knoxville debut at Crowne Plaza
• Hot Weather Tips from UT Student Health Service
• Tennessee gives offer to Knox Central athlete Cody Blanc
• UT Research Foundation Vice President Candidate Seminars Announced
• Police arrest thirsty burglars on beer run
• R.B. Morris keeps Knoxville roots alive through music, poetry
• Missing teen girls located in Knoxville
• Editorial: High expectations lead to higher TCAP scores
• Smithsonian puts focus back on Scopes Trial photos
• Wiretap usage by police, prosecutors soars in Tennessee
• TVA defends Browns Ferry after reports of equipment, operator failure
• Juvenile black bear captured in Lakeland, headed for East TN
• Forecast: Cloudy early, sunny and hot
• Traffic tip for July 14
• Mumbai attacks renew questions about Pakistan's crackdown on nilitants
• Bancroft family members express regrets at selling Wall Street Journal to Murdoch
• An AWKward relationship: The U.S. and its ties to Hamid Karzai's half-brother
• Crowne Plaza to unveil electric-vehicle charger
• Love of news helped guide Jimmy Hyams' career
• Meridith Hawkins tied for TPGA Junior lead
• Steve Golliher reaching for Senior British Open
• Public service workers recognized by Knoxville City Council
• NRRT keeps Solway greenwaste property for $2 million
• Stop the presses: Julia Hurley carved initials into desk
• Suspect arrested in attempted church burglary
• Haslam asks Obama to declare East Tennessee counties as federal disaster areas as result of storms
• KPD, DA's office closes three nuisance businesses, several arrests made
• Mayoral Debate--July 28--Open Invitation
• The Super-Sexy All-Singing All-Dancing Metro Pulse Guide to Pensions!!!
• Knox County's Pension Plans: Defined Benefits and Contributions
• The City of Knoxville's Pension Plans: Defined Benefits
• Why Employers Hate Defined Benefits for Pension Plans
• Municipal Candidates Show Us Their Money
• Reno Collier listens to mother's advice, doing what he loves
• Q&A: Jason Moeller, Researcher of walleye pollock in the Gulf of Alaska
• Suspects shoot man during attempted car jacking on James Street
• Which Mayoral Candidate Has the Best-Paid Staff?
• A Republican Dis for Ivan Harmon
• Battle Over Redrawing Congressional Districts Commences
• A Piece of Bonnaroo Comes to Knoxville
• Natural Resources Recovery of Tennessee is sticking around, pays $2M for mulch site
• Meet Your BOK Winner: Allen & Cherryl Meuret of Coolato Gelato
• Man shot during foiled carjacking in North Knoxville
• Big Changes Mark This Year's We R Indie Music Conference
• Johnny Newman Mixes Classical Music and Metal on Upcoming CD
• Reba McEntire Announced as Foothills Fall Festival Headliner
• Elliott Wickenden not delayed by weather at Tennessee Match Play Championship
• Farragut assistant Kurt Backstrom named CAK soccer coach
• Chad Zurcher is C-USA top athlete
• Itching for football? Media day is Friday
• Bryce Brentz finds power again
• Chad Pennington’s year is all TV, not football
• Roddy campaign reports more than $90,000 raised in less than three months
• Man drowns while swimming near Neyland Drive
• Man indicted for Sevier County Jail attack
• Whittle Springs Golf Course celebrates new lake completion
• Teacher Supply Depot continues to meet the needs of Knox County teachers
• Bill Owen wants to make Knoxville an education center, 'Wi-Fi' city
• UT’s Haas Receives National Honor for Book on Hate Speech
• UT’s Becker Named to NIH Board for Drug Discovery
• Knoxville firefighters find man's body after dousing flames
• Utility Work to Close Lanes on Lake Loudoun Boulevard Through Aug. 1
• New Bible aims for readability, broader appeal
• International Paper launches takeover of Temple
• State Rep. Hurley admits carving initials into House floor desk
• YourNews: Historical societies celebrate Independence Day
• Campus Makes Gains in Chancellor’s Challenge
• Connolly joins CBWW
• Mortgage exec featured at KMBA seminar
• Real Estate Transfers 7/10/11
• Jan Williams Chairs Premier Business School Accreditation Group
• Real Estate Foreclosures 7/10/11
• E. coli could have more than one source
• June was hot, really hot and was dry, really dry
• David Climer: Tennessee Titans won't consider Vince Young as Kerry Collins' replacement
• Forecast: Hot, humid, heat index near 105 degrees
• Traffic tip for July 11
• Could legislative redistricting bring surprises to East Tennessee politics?
• Tiffany Villager: Piggyback publicity irks 2 NBA players
• Letter: Too many laws, not enough sense
• Letter: Trickle-down economics still at large
• Letter: Be careful calling for biblical punishment
• Letter: Revise voting laws for felons
• NW Knox County man charged with 1st-degree murder in brother’s death
• Forthcoming redistricting raises questions about new boundaries
• Guardsmen killed in helicopter crash identified as Knoxville soldiers
• Knoxville man, 58, killed in motorcycle wreck
• Casey Anthony-not quilty by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town by Martha Rose Woodward July 8
• Lynn Mullins, owner of Aunt Lynn’s Longarm Quilting from...
• Lynn Mullins of Aunt Lynn's Longarm Quilting by Martha Rose Woodward
• Mintha Roach: KUB learns lessons from destructive storms
• Jack McElroy: News Sentinel preparing to launch new look
• Short trips in Tennessee and contiguous states: Asheville, NC
• Greg Johnson: Obama's ignorance shows contempt for capitalism
• UT educator offers IT master's program for rural librarians
• Area Mercy hospitals eye future under for-profit owner
• National Guard unit, families recognized at Freedom Salute
• Ina Hughs: Hiking guides bare tales
• Tom Humphrey: Sales tax quandary disunites the states
• Postal Service pushes changes: Dropping Saturday delivery considered to cut costs
• UT lab exploring nanoparticles
• Wayne Bledsoe: Staying alive in the water
• Brawling Branches: Dueling ambitions clash over War Powers Act
• Scott McNutt: Snark Bites: 'Entitlement disease' may infest Knox politics
• Climate change will be costly
• Gay Lyons: People and parties: High notes recorded at Opera meeting
• New at the Knox County library
• Philanthropies: July 10
• Best-selling books
• Officers investigating shots fired in Powell
• AAU Qualifier results
• Virginia Tech offers Central's Cody Blanc
• Two killed in National Guard helicopter crash in Campbell County
• Lanes reopened after chemical spill on I-75 in Campbell County
• Did colossal WWII bombing raids alter weather?
• Traffic tip for July 9
• Most East Tenn. school systems show improvement in TCAP scores
• 2 detail Union County woman's death
• Knoxville couple return to her homeland to help
• Hotel magnate Ken Seaton says he’s selling for retirement, not to settle legal matters
• One lane closed each way on I-75 in Loudon for bridge repairs
• Deal reflects TVA shift to gas
• Mental state of alleged sex offender questioned
• Clarksville hydrogen plant set
• Georgiana Vines: Securing business support
• Playtime: July 9
• Adults set tone for blended family's success
• Rules of engagement become more elaborate
• Child rapist sentenced for defying probation
• Some Catholics maintain Galileo was wrong
• Maryville firefighters battle fire inside Braden Furniture Warehouse
• Letter: Socialists no better than streetwalker
• Letter: Give immigrants a shot at citizenship
• Letter: Track lifts help patients with disabilities
• Letter: Hughs' column on unborn is shocking
• Letter: Hughs' logic faulty in pro-choice argument
• KUB battling water main break, sinkhole in downtown
• YourNews: Ryan Tally reaches rank of Eagle Scout
• YourNews: Robert Ritchie reaches rank of Eagle Scout
• Former Clinton police officer arraigned in statutory rape case
• MLS data reveal glimmers of improvement
• Blanco, Webb, Parrish, Vanderkooy Team earn awards
• Slay suspects: Union woman killed for using fake money in drug deal
• YourNews: Marble Springs to host hands-on floor cloth workshop
• Ad conference to examine area companies' strategies
• YourNews: Congressman Chuck Fleischmann featured at legislative forum
• Andrea Russell named Anderson County High principal
• Burchett sets example for other counties of how to invest properly in the future
• UT’s McClung Museum Gets Ready for the World Funding for Three Exhibits
• Forecast: Cold front may produce severe storms
• Traffic tip for July 8
• Guidelines have changed for exercise during pregnancy
• Pregnant and fit
• Get Active Briefs: July 8
• Wingin' it: Rally cruises into Knox
• Asian eatery chance to be 'own boss'
• Fireworks sales defy Knoxville ban
• TVA agrees to buy gas plant
• Greg Johnson: Labor unions blocking free trade pacts
• Pam Strickland: Human rights the focus of unique study abroad program
• Editorial: Make a deal on raising debt ceiling
• Editorial: Shuttle's reach exceeded its grasp
• Nation/world briefs: July 8
• Firefighters battling blaze in downtown Oneida
• Knox area clinic chain reducing cost of generics
• Letter: Economy would be worse if not for stimulus
• Letter: Taking the US back from ignorant ideologues
• University of Georgia grad student confesses guilt in identity theft ring
• Knox deputies raid Bexhill subdivision poker game
• Hotelier Ken Seaton auctioning some lodging properties
• Lenoir City juvenile arrested for robbing Sevierville CVS
• Drifter confesses role in home invasion; murder charge dropped
• New Fairmont Boulevard entrance to open
• YourNews: Sevierville Shriner serves on hospital board of governors
• YouNews: Lincoln Memorial University students receive white coats at ceremony
• 1945 memo shows Alvin Weinberg's post-war evaluation of Hitler's nuclear program
• YourNews: Gidget shows off her new sombrero
• YourNews: Gidget celebrates her fourth birthday
• YourNews: Knoxville Sonic drive-in crews receive national recognition
• YourNews: Blount County Public Library to sponsor cardboard boat race
• School board encouraged to adopt statewide homeschooled athlete bylaw
• Report: Haslam may ask for wavier from "No Child Left Behind"
• Charles C. Haynes: Houston, we have a prayer problem
• Traffic tip for July 7
• Forecast: Storms possible; heat for certain
• Drug Court comes up clean in audit
• Tomatoes are ready to be served in many delicious ways
• Dishing with Karen Blake Peek
• Bites: July 7
• Food Briefs: July 7
• Joe Rosson: Ford’s Theater souvenir likely a reprint
• House-Hasson offers hardware dealers new group strategy to lower insurance costs
• Barber imprisoned for child porn files
• Witness chases down hit-and-run driver
• Board approves drawings of school for Southwest Knox
• Sam Venable: Home of the free and the fat
• Recipe Finder: Bean salad a refreshing, healthy choice for summer
• Grant Daugherty (66) leads Webb, Gosselin by 3
• Daytona still the best for Jamie McMurray
• Tony Jones says he’s 'excited’ about Alcoa
• Objection to resolution causes profanity-laced outburst at Council meeting
• Knox Drug Court finances get auditor's OK
• Letter: Pro-evolution letter has it backwards
• I-40 crash sends one person to hospital
• Man faces multiple charges after involvement in hit-and-run accident
• Padgett campaign announces quarterly totals
• Letter: Cain offers better version of US
• Letter: Unionized work sites safer than nonunion
• Many traffic citations, fewer accidents occur over holiday weekend
• Second meth lab found in Blount County
• YourNews: League of Women Voters of Blount County elects new officers
• Police: Good Samaritan uses pepper spray to subdue fleeing hit-and-run suspect
• YourNews: LMU news
• YourNews: Holston Middle School choral director performs in 'Annie Get Your Gun'
• YourNews: American Legion Post #2, Knoxville, elects officers
• Bloodied, underwear-clad man found in Bluff City funeral home
• Clinton man jailed on child abuse charge
• TN man says deputies cracked ribs, stripped him naked
• Suspects sought in Walgreens, Perkins robberies
• Knox County School Board hears Burchett's plan, sees design for new Carter school
• Knoxville Weather Attack!
• Is the Apocalypse Coming? Is it Something We Did?
• The Treepocalypse of Benny Smith
• The Climate Change Effect on Knoxville Weather (Maybe)
• District 6 Candidate Showdown
• New Businesses Stir an Old City Renaissance—Again
• 'Regas Square' Proposal Unveiled
• Another Belle Island Lifeline?
• State Sen. Jamie Woodson Resigns (Officially)
• Haslam Has New Legislative Head
• Q&A: Maria Compere, Co-founder of the Knoxville Green Association
• The KnoX Files: An Unsuccessful Conspiracy Theorist
• Ex-everybodyfields Guitarist Josh Oliver Releases New Solo CD
• The Theorizt: 'Sword Bearer' Mixtape
• 'New York Times' Raves About Knoxville Native Kevin Burdette's Opera Performance
• Clayton Center Presents Friday Night Music Series
• Anna's Angels Presents Jazz Fund-Raiser in August
• Alcoa confirms hiring of Tony Jones
• Man robs pills from N. Knoxville pharmacy
• David L. Hudson Jr.: Her cop-cussing ruled fighting words, not free speech
• David Climer: NFL lockout shows no letup
• Virginia plane crash injures 2 from Knoxville; both in stable condition
• Forecast: Storms possible this afternoon
• N. Korean boasts ring hollow
• Traffic tip for July 6
• Stories of Local Authors: Sevierville couple continues passion for education
• Stories of Local Authors: Veteran finishes fictional story of Knox Vietnam marines
• CDC: Cancer exams work
• Knoxville's September election
• 2 candidates on Knoxville's Sept. 27 ballot not campaigning
• Lisa Huff: Boosting fuel efficiency standards right for the country
• Ina Hughs: Only immigrants required to know history
• Editorial: KCDC's plan for Five Points is sound
• Nick Rousey wins spot in News Sentinel Open
• NFL notebook for July 6
• Maryville hosts 7-on-7 event
• Anderson County man killed in car crash
• Josh Flory: Foreclosure has bovine intervention
• Source: Tony Jones to be named Alcoa basketball coach
• Mark Padgett Adds Some Haslams To His Donor List
• Mississippi man charged with 2 counts of first-degree murder after hotel shooting in Memphis
• Nashville-area auto auction company closes, lays off 127
• HMA meets with Mercy staff, physicians as merger moves ahead
• Letter: Need faith to believe in evolution, creationism
• Letter: KARM sends thanks to festival volunteers
• Letter: Build schools, not low-income housing
• YourNews: Ethan Johnson named to Milligan College Dean's List
• Man stabs teenager in dispute over stolen tools
• Man killed in accident on Rifle Range Road
• Former UT running back Oku arrested on domestic assault charges
• Officials like raising taxes but aren't keen to pay themselves
• UT Students Head to Uganda for Study and Service Abroad Program
• Meth lab found in East Knoxville home
• Fire strikes vacant home on Lay Avenue
• Man charged with stabbing teen with orange box cutter
• Police release name of North Knox crash victim
• Real Estate Foreclosures 7/3/11
• Real Estate Transfers 7/3/11
• Memphis police officer Timothy Warren felt danger closing in, wife says
• George Korda: Things I don’t understand (but perhaps you do)
• Forecast: Patchy fog early, scattered storms later
• TennCare helps smokers quit
• PrepXtra track and field teams
• 4,500 nonprofits lose status
• Taste of the South: Crowne Plaza changes lunch buffet to add down-home favorites
• Homeowner puts in a year of work on model of frugality, efficiency
• Knoxville sites for electric vehicles set
• Maddie Treasure a four-year leader for West
• Jadon Short of Oak Ridge not satisfied with second
• Editorial: State immigration laws have unforeseen effects
• West, Oak Ridge have solid bases
• One hospitalized, 5 held for questioning in suspected meth lab bust
• Sports digest: July 5
• Letter: LGBT boomers need to speak out for benefits
• Letter: KUB's response good, but not quick enough
• Letter: Cyber critics distort Obama's book
• KUB: Number of customers without power down to 516
• Trade agreements spark concern among Tennessee companies, farmers
• Letter: Grateful for help during difficult time
• Letter: Don't penalize wealthy or those with bad credit
• Letter: Memories bring longing for boyhood pas
• Letter: Law punishes high-achieving students
• Newly-minted American citizens (and Tennesseans) share their stories this Fourth of July
• Letter: Religion is a choice, not a government mandate
• Letter: Choose common sense over politician
• Best of plans helped David Ragan to victory on Saturday night
• 2 men rob manager of North Knox business
• 1 killed in early morning wreck in North Knox
• Forecast: Code-orange air quality alert, scattered showers, thunderstorms
• Traffic tip for July 4
• Ryan Flaherty lifts Smokies past Mudcats, 6-5
• Susan Alexander: Easing into world of couponing
• Editorial: Celebrate, study and honor Independence Day
• Today's technology gets retro makeover
• Women rely on each other for leads, life lessons, confidence building
• Once homeless entrepreneur shares life's lessons
• Women to get bigger share of smaller government pie
• Breaking into the boys' club: Women leaders on leadership
• Feedback on incubator grants sought
• A gentler cotton: Producing popular fiber tough on planet
• Former Agilent staff continue nanotech work locally
• New and expanded business activity
• Creating brand loyalty through stock ownership
• Gas, food prices driven by worldwide events
• Report: Officer shot in downtown Memphis hotel
• Baseball notebook for July 4
• Middle Tennessee State a tobacco-free campus
• Force ties 2-2 with Monterrey
• Sports digest: July 4
• Marion County collection bids on hold
• Once indispensable for elites, BlackBerries may now be obsolete
• Stripper and congressman—inside story
• Down the Drain
• 'A real eye-opener': Friend's death in Afghanistan puts things in perspective for Trey McNutt
• Down the Drain: Leaky systems surface all over
• Law to plug utility mismanagement
• Staying on top of problems underneath
• Being the First to celebrate the Fourth
• In N.Y., marrying gay rights and religious freedom
• Stephen Hargis: Push back prep season for football
• Plan stirs fight over Shuler's district
• State and local briefs for July 2
• Choi goes on birdie binge
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Where’d the lazy days of summer go?
• Officials found golfing, reconcile timecards
• Ex-officer pleads guilty to attempted exploitation
• Traffic tip for July 2
• 4th of July safety stressed
• Mercy acquired for $525M
• Engulfed in controversy: July 4 warehouse blaze prompts debate in Sweetwater
• Moncier removed from case
• Political happenings
• Helton proud of games with one team
• Dealership dedicates revamped display in honor of salesman, 'best in the city'
• Drive-by shooting leads to drug arrest in Morristown
• Lawyers and their constitutional interpretations
• Letter: Wealthy wouldn't feel pain of US default
• Letters: Debt on Obama's shoulders now
• Letter: GOP plan hurts those who can least afford i
• Letter: Cost of flying from Knox to DC is outrageous
• Philanthropy report - July 3
• Life and Arts Announcements - July 3
• Church events: July 2
• Ex-KPD officer pleads guilty to attempted sexual exploitation of minor
• Pellissippi State employee appointed examiner for Baldrige quality award
• Amazon severs ties to Calif. affiliates in sales tax fight
• GE's downtown move confirmed
• Knoxville Zoo offers 'Salute to Service Weekend'
• HMA to acquire Mercy for $525M
• MTSU stamps out tobacco products on campus property
• Mother found guilty in toddler's overdose death, gets life sentence
• TVA accounting faulted; audit raises questions about whether ratepayers helped fund nuclear weapons
• Another Nashville vacation club is called a scam
• Mike Munchak reconnects with ex-college roommate on Tennessee Titans staff
• Traffic tip for July 1
• Forecast: Dry, warmer than usual
• State briefs: July 1
• Hike of the Month: Smokies' famous mountain makes for a tough day hike
• Get Active Briefs: July 1
• State suspends admissions to Maryville nursing home
• Letter: Wind farms not worth the extra costs
• Letter: Is the need to worship programed in our DNA?
• Letter: Officials not concerned with project safety
• Man pleads to abuse of corpse during burglary-arson
• Athletic Director...Heath Shuler?
• Head to Expo Center to meet the candidates
• Knox officers seize $3,500 in latest gambling raid
• At behest of banks, Fed relaxes debit card regs in final rule
• YourNews: Free weight loss seminar to be held in Sevierville
• YourNews: Young-Williams to hold pet adopt event
• YourNews: Maryville College students intern with Marriott Business Sevices
• YourNews: Rotary Club recognizes Rotarian of the Year
• Three injured in East Knox crash
• Some states still leave low-income students behind; others make surprising gains
• Get help choosing a career at free Pellissippi State workshop
• UT's Golden, McRae lead Choice Spine to Rocky Top League championship
• Burchett to present plan for new Carter Elementary to school board
• Young-Williams offers 2-for-1 cat adoptions
• Former constable sentenced on child sex conviction
• Former Agilent staff continue nanotech work locally
• Music Center Construction to Result in Road Closures, Traffic Restrictions in July
• UT’s Full-Time MBA Students Learn While Helping Community
• UT ProMBA Grads Credit Program for Helping Them Win Business Awards
• Auto parts maker plans to open plant in Bristol
• What's worth watching as NASCAR rumbles back to Daytona this weekend
• Traffic tip for June 30
• Forecast: Air quality alert today, sunny and hot
• Edible East Tennessee: Bledsoe County family figures out farming challenges together
• Businesses bring array of Christmas products to Gatlinburg expo
• Bites: June 30
• Food Briefs: June 30
• Joe Rosson: Chipped lid sours chocolate pot's value
• Editorial: Judge showed wisdom in unsealing records
• Celebrate with red, white and blueberry
• Nation/World briefs: June 30
• Letter: Creationism explains nothing, evolution does
• Letter: Barn in park is more than meets the eye
• Letter: Higher education bubble about to burst
• Letter: Tuition increase questionable
• Grand jury hearing evidence in 2-year-old probe of Knox Trustee's Office
• Sequoyah Branch Library celebrates 50 years of service, experiencing changes
• Tiffany Villager: A parent’s take on the high court’s video-game ruling
• Seymour Middle School teacher wins UT's Oates Award
• Knoxville City Council approves fireworks ban by correcting fire code
• Putting off facing national reality?
• Clinton man says woman rolled him over and robbed him of his wallet
• Lake City man arrested after allegedly stabbing wife, nephew
• 73-year-old Knoxville man robbed at home
• New guideline for getting help paying energy bill
• Hurry and report storm damage if uninsured
• K9 bite to buttocks brings wanted Bristol man out off crawl space
• Man allegedly points gun at reserve deputy in Kingsport road rage incident
• Pellissippi State’s Human Resources director elected CUPA-HR chair-elect
• What The Census Says About Knoxville
• Knoxville By the (Census) Numbers
• Reading the Knoxville Redistricting Tea Leaves
• Will Knox Get a New Senator?
• City Council Candidates Drop Out
• Knoxville's Food Deserts
• Knoxville’s SlutWalk Organizers Hit a Nerve
• You Must Remember This: Taylor Swift Has Built a Mega-Selling Career Out of Carefully Observed Moments
• Q&A: Devon Hicks, Aspiring 'Saying Gay' Documentary Filmmaker
• Meet Your BOK Winner: Frank Gambuzza of Frank’s Barbershop
• Let Him Who is Without Sin Cast the First Truckload
• East TN Middle School Teacher Continues Legacy of UT Alumna Marian Oates
• Taking Pride in PrideFest
• Knoxville's Second Beer Festival Succeeds in a Surprising Downtown Venue
• UT College of Social Work Plans to Offer New Doctor of Social Work Degree
• UT to Hold Conference on Innocent and Wrongful Convictions
• Pizza guy sees his stolen car, police nab suspect
• Letter: Discrimination against gays shameful, unfair
• Letter: Creative planning can save the Beck center
• City reopens Inskip Pool after damaged pump repaired
• The ACLU may have gotten one right
• Deadline for State Senate applications July 14
• Knox, 14 other counties designated as agricultural natural disasters
• List of state immigration laws blocked in federal court grows longer
• Mosquito spraying planned Thursday night in Carter area
• Lightning shuts down ORNL reactor
• City of Knoxville offices closed July 4
• One Month In, Farmers Market Shows Colorful Variety
• Knox, 14 other counties designated as disaster areas
• YourNews: Knoxville marathon benefits local rehab facility
• YourNews: Rotary Club installs 2011-12 directors
• YourNews: Gatlinburg offers free trolley service to visitors
• Rep. Heath Shuler backs money for alcohol-sensing technology in cars during Asheville news conference
• Man indicted on aggravated assault after uncle's hip broken
• Green jobs growing, offer big potential, studies say
• Meth lab discovered in Maryville home
• Pellissippi State confers record number of degrees, certificates
• Knox County Commission approves extended contract with greenwaste facility
• UT Faculty, Students Win Design Awards
• Nazi victim's Nashville heir to be paid
• Digital health records a reality
• Meth lab found near Maryville
• Governor Haslam Visits UT’s Center for Educational Leadership
• Trio charged in Cumberland Avenue robbery
• Forecast: Rain today, but the future looks bright
• FEMA representatives to answers questions in Cocke County
• Titan's accuser now faces extortion charge
• Gene Policinski: Breyer’s dissent in Brown pulls no punches in video game case
• Traffic tip for June 28
• Baseball notebook for June 28
• Tony Stewart shouldn't pretend to be NASCAR traffic cop
• Smokies win 1-0 in 13th inning
• West's George Bullock gets Navy offer
• Letter: Account of historic ride inaccurate, ignorant
• Letter: Vote with wallet to make change
• Letter: Writer bungles his facts on national debt
• Letter: Anchors aweigh for the women of they Navy
• Letter: KUB service unreliable, getting worse
• Pigeon Forge official’s grandson gets 90-days for probation violation
• YourNews: Local U.S. Cellular locations host smartphone workshops
• YourNews: First Amachi Knoxville Wii Tournament a success
• Pet Adoption Story: Jody and the Wilkersons
• YourNews: Local organizations welcome Coach Cuonzo Martin
• YourNews: Knoxville health professionals present weight-loss study
• YourNews: Organization makeovers for local moms
• City workers continue to clean up after storms
• Lower gas prices available for holiday travelers
• Oak Ridge man jailed after allegedly whacking brother in head with slicing knife
• UT Senior Studies Journalism in Germany, Learns Value of Slower Pace
• Other county governments could learn from Tim Burchett
• Pellissippi State schedules fall orientations for new students
• Teacher arrested for rape of teen in 2009
• LA Dodgers file bankruptcy protection in Delaware
• Real Estate Foreclosures 6/26/11
• Real Estate Transfers 6/26/11
• Alzheimer's group aids safety program
• Traffic tip for June 27
• Forecast: Patchy fog early, showers later
• KUB crews narrowing number of power outages
• Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett proposes selling several properties to pay for new Carter Elementary School
• Biologists attempt to catch lake sturgeon in effort to document health, movements
• Former Vol Scott Wells relishing post-Super Bowl glow
• Letters: Be wary of blogs, emails and term limits
• Letters: Korean War vets’ reunion next month
• Letters: With Knox County, 5-year-old loses out
• Utility: 3,318 still without power following last week’s storms
• Cook Out slated for Strip location: Here’s the scoop
• States at their best - Why you should visit a State Park
• Members of rebuilt church thankful
• Green classrooms: Great Smokies provide setting for diverse Field School programs
• Vigilance needed to battle prescription drug abuse
• Farm to Table comes alive at Norris museum
• Jack McElroy: Econ 101: We get what we pay for
• Tom Humphrey: Republicans at last control redistricting
• Authors 'spill their guts' in anthology
• Michael Silence: Bloggers bemoan bill numbers
• Short trips in Tennessee and contiguous states: Birmingham feeds body and soul with restaurant, arts scenes
• Costco, Publix, Whole Foods to add to Knoxville’s stock of major grocery retailers
• Unseen economic forces most powerful
• Scott McNutt: Mother Nature to facilitate hillside development accord
• Dan K. Thomasson: Stupidity the common thread in sex scandals
• Grammar Gremlins: Even if Leno were Obama, Weiner joke the same
• Best-selling books: June 26
• Letters: June 26
• Editorial: Reform must occur in and out of classrooms
• Reg Henry: Summer is Al Fresco's favorite season
• Bulletin Board: June 26
• Extra rugby work paying off for South-Doyle
• Age of some records off the scale
• Hale far, that fog is thick
• All-PrepXtra Boys' and Girls', All-KIL Tennis Teams
• Sports digest: June 25
• NFL notebook: NFL talks to be held again next week
• Amateur Patrick Cantlay shoots record 60
• Mike Marlar hopes he can stick with Sanford Goddard
• Spencer's two-out, two-run double propels Smokies
• All-PrepXtra Soccer First-Team Bios; Second-Team, All-KIL Lists
• Baseball notebook: June 25
• Park lover honored
• All-PrepXtra Softball Second-Team, All-KIL Team
• UT Medical Center starts transition from Bernie Bernstein
• Jose de la Isla: Former drug warrior calls for new tactics
• Jon Crisp: Cuts at community colleges run deeper
• Gatlinburg-Pittman hires Seymour assistant A.J. Bennett
• Local political leaders encouraged to connect with constituents via internet
• Philanthropy report - June 26
• Church events: June 25
• Knoxville woman says men bearing clipboards would-be robbers
• Life and Arts Announcements - June 26
• KCDC buying waterfront railroad spur
• Authorities recover body, identify Campbell County drowning victim
• Piloxing combines flexibility of Pilates with power of boxing
• Letters: Not all clinics bad; neither are patients
• Euro troubles and US economic data lift dollar
• GreenBank may become Capital Bank
• Oak Ridge woman gets prison after purse snatch, kicking police detective
• Oak Ridge city manager denied solicitor's permits to Utah company
• Hubert Smith Withdraws from City Council Race
• David Scott hired as new boys' basketball coach for South-Doyle
• Chamber CEO Mike Edwards named to state Board of Education
• Talk of the Town by Martha Rose Woodward
• Keith Schumacher, owner of Champion Daylilies photo by Martha...
• Keith Schumacher, Champion Daylilies by M. Woodward
• Patrick Riggins, president of the Love Kitchen. Photo by M....
• Patrick Riggins, President of the Love Kitchen by Martha Rose Woodward
• UT student Gregg Rader wins national economics title
• Pellissippi State garners public relations awards
• 5 safely escape East Knox house fire
• Knox area pump prices contine to fall
• Top 25 Progress Update
• Church rebuilds, rebounds after arson
• 2 tornadoes reported in latest storms; power outages spike
• Brentwood church that preaches weight loss tries to regain respect
• Child, 3, molested, dropped out of window
• Traffic tickets to cost up to $70 more in TN
• Traffic tip for June 24
• Flood warning lifted; more storms ahead
• All-PrepXtra Baseball First-Team Bios
• Baseball Notebook: June 24
• 2 Maryville men charged with leaving scene of fatal accident
• Judge agrees to unseal records filed in Baumgartner pill-seller case
• Airport Authority approves $27M budget for 2012
• YourNews: Roane State to hold technical training classes
• YourNews: Tennessee veterans to hold meet and greet
• YourNews: Fountain City Allstars are 12U Knoxville city baseball champs
• City of Oak Ridge announces new domain name
• My squad vs. your squad
• UT trustees approve 12 percent tuition hike for Knoxville campus
• Knox County Drug Court participants celebrate accomplishments, milestones
• NFIB: ICE planning inspection of companies' employee records
• Controversial hCG diet leaves some hungry for less
• Auditor employee placed on leave after alleged email threats to Amy Broyles
• Knox County jobless rate drops in May
• Anderson names new principals at 3 schools
• GlaxoSmithKline reaches $40M settlement with states
• Gov. Bill Haslam touts administration's social media focus
• Letters: Evolution won’t warm you in your final days
• Letters: Granju editorial mindless, misdirected
• UT Student Wins National Economics Contest
• Severe storms hit Knox County, many still without power
• Are tuition hikes really necessary?
• Bloodmobile at Pellissippi State July 6: Low blood supply prompts Medic call for donors
• DineTouch and its UT Founders Receive $10K Boyd Venture Fund Grant
• Dozens of Knox County road remain closed; 33K without power
• Chattanooga man's body to be exhumed after denture mix-up
• Troops deploy even as Obama talks drawdown
• UT Faculty Member Named To World Trade Magazine’s ‘Fabulous 50 Plus One’ Most Influential List
• Rack Field Day gathers radio amateurs in contest, training
• Deal struck to bring Publix grocery store chain to Knoxville
• Knoxville Fire Department debuts new 'Quint' engine
• Auto supplier to open facility in La Vergne
• Three arrested in numerous burglaries, including that of JC police chief's house
• Traffic tip for June 23
• NWS confirms tornado touchdown in Roane County
• Forecast: Scattered showers early, later and maybe the weekend
• Baseball notebook: June 23
• Sports digest: June 23
• All-PrepXtra Softball First-Team Bios
• Knoxville man charged in Karns arson, assault on firefighter
• YourNews: Young-Williams offers summer pet care tips
• YourNews: Rid for Kids raises funds, awareness about childhood brain tumors
• Vehicle crashes into Lenoir City business; 3 injured
• Letters: Chasing judge out of bounds
• Letters: Castigating teacher unions appalling
• Letters: Teacher hiring more politics than merit
• More suspects taken into custody in Grainger roundup
• Sevier pot plants taken, arrests expected
• Morgan Keegan agrees to $200M settlement
• Ringgold motel hit by tornado burglarized
• Memphis laser defendants placed on diversion in federal court
• Blount woman charged with TennCare fraud
• '11': Our 2nd Annual Awesome Issue of Mighty Lists
• Suspect sought in homicide during Blount County fire
• Republican agenda in TN was promised, is not a surprise
• Knoxville's Mayoral and Council Candidates
• ConAgra Awards Grant to Second Harvest
• Adding Up Knox County's Debt Payments
• Padgett Accuses Rogero of Being Anti-Business
• Child abuse cases escalating in Chattanooga area
• Tennessee Legislators Not as Educated as Those in Most Other States
• Madre: 'Parameters'
• Black Lillies Frontman Cruz Contreras Basks in Opry Glow
• Q&A: Keegan Luttrell, 'Metro Pulse' Street Talk Artist
• Scott Miller Releases New Single, With New Album to Follow Soon
• UT Tuition-Hike Vote Thursday
• Maybe the Crime Lab Can Reconstruct It?
• 11 Most-Needed Items on the YWCA Downtown’s June Wish List
• knoxville + breadbasket = 34,900 results
• Anderson County approves no-tax-hike general fund, $29.9M budget
• Knoxville restaurant profile: Pero’s on the Hill
• State to help manage four Memphis high schools
• Operation lets mom give son life for second time
• Allison Rupp: Portrait artist donates painting to Japan relief
• Gannett Co. lays off 700, including 14 at 'Tennessean'
• Musicians Hall of Fame owner says lease at risk
• A drive to the other side - Newfound Gap to Cherokee
• Even with last-minute candidacy, Hultquist optimistic about mayoral chances
• Memphis-based FedEx reports 32 percent jump in fourth-quarter earnings
• June 30 forum: Public to quiz the candidates
• UT Scientist Uncovers Trigger to Fatal Neurodegenerative Disease
• North continues success against South in SL All-Star Game
• Forecast: Round 2 of powerful storms possible
• Crews working to restore power to thousands after violent thunderstorms
• Traffic tip for June 22
• Bearden 11-year-old wins national foosball title
• Ina Hughs: Pro-life advocates should take responsibility
• Editorial: Final push needed for Second Harvest drive
• Baseball notebook for June 22
• Late flourish secures victory for Todd Burgan in Oak Ridge
• Philip Pfeifer, Nicky Delmonico, Parker Wormsley honored
• Paul Henry in charge of Maryville baseball
• Storm's wrath: Broadway blocked, power out at 117,000 homes
• Fill-in work to proceed on Hamblen County sinkhole
• Blount fire victim's name, cause of death released
• Students Conduct Research at UT to Control Spread of E.coli
• Publix confirmed for Northshore Town Center
• Letters: Evolution doesn’t add up
• Letters: Columnist wrong on pre-K programs
• Letters: Leadership Knoxville produces results
• Letters: More information on unsolved murder
• Amazon.com offers Texas 5,000 jobs in exchange for sales tax exemption
• Rockwood woman killed in 2-vehicle collision
• New Child & Family Tennessee president strives to keep organization moving
• Man arrested during KPD Repeat Offender Squad search warrant
• Man's punishment: 500 hours in talks with students about reckless driving
• JPMorgan to pay $153.6M to settle fraud charges
• Verizon Wireless launches 4G network in Knoxville area
• County Commission defers Beck Center audit
• Man drowns in Roane County park
• Investigation ongoing into fatal Rockwood wreck
• Industrial Midwest leads jobs recovery, but national picture spotty
• Two Wise men busted with potato chip bags full of pot
• Hawkins deputies seize 45 pounds of pot
• Chattanooga: New public housing units will require residents to be out in 5 years
• Armed man escapes with bank deposit in North Knoxville
• Neighborhood complaints prompt Knoxville drug raid
• Father Ryan shares Tennessee Titans' spotlight
• Coaches face one less week in pads
• Cartoonist to meet 'Snuffy Smith' fans
• John McCain defends comments linking immigrants, wildfires
• Sports digest: June 21
• Baseball notebook for June 21
• Shoulder injury led Randy Helton to career on golf path
• Brandon Fickey combines 'talent, work ethic'
• Betsy Sparks went out with a bang, has no regrets
• Anna Catharine Feaster got tough to win state title
• YourNews: Child and Family Tennessee hosts open house
• Knox commissioners debate audit of Beck Cultural Exchange Center
• YourNews: Art Market Gallery of Knoxville presents local artists
• Man arrested on suspicion of car burglary
• Man arrested after being caught with burglary tools
• Supercomputer TOP500 Rankings Released: Japan’s K Computer Receives “A”
• Did the Tennessee Legislature inadvertently violate the Constitution?
• UT Psychology Student Spends Summer Studying, Volunteering in India
• Real Estate Transfers 6/19/11
• KPD officer foils burglary, arrests suspect
• Sinkhole snarling traffic in Hamblen County
• Blount investigating body found in burning house
• Forecast: Showers possible early, sunny and hot
• Traffic tip for June 20
• Development watchdog earns River Hero award
• Prevent 'big stuff': Maintenance wards off major home repairs, expenses
• Susan Alexander: Money woes begin with belief system
• Letters: Tell Venable Palin was right
• Letters: Book misses the mark on bin Laden’s goals
• Letters: Disappointed Hunter not a reasonable liberal
• Letters: Verify contractor to avoid getting scammed
• Is there a Shelby County shell game?
• Newsmakers: June 20
• Architectural salvage can be purchased from Knox Heritage at the...
• Knox Heritage--Architectural Salvage Room
• Ellen Turner and Helen Ashe--the Love Sisters--Receive Labor of Love by Martha Rose Woodward
• Johnson taking pressure from Locker
• 'Something big' indeed for McKenry
• Allen Johnson has success at hometown track
• Obama holds lead over GOP hopefuls in Tennessee
• Top area teams take steps to avoid football powerhouse Alcoa
• Traffic tip for June 19
• Guest column: Studies highlight pre-K success
• Jack McElroy: Why News Sentinel went to court again News
• Madisonville couple scratch Tennessee's parks from their bucket list
• Kevorkian's methods harmed death-with-dignity movement
• Editorial: More wildnerness good for Cherokee
• Tom Humphrey: Some bills overlooked until after session ends
• The same road: Son follows in dad's car tracks
• Short trips in Tennessee and nearby states: Falling for Greenville
• Don Ferguson: Federal courthouse gains law firm's space
• Pellissippi's guiding force: In 18-year tenure, Edwards oversaw growth, built ties
• The missing given a voice: With online video series, ET man aids in searches
• Michigan-based chain plans to open salon, school at former S&W site
• Roger Harris: Facts show what some won't say
• Plane crash kills Nashville mom and dad, 2 children injured
• Jefferson sheriff uses personal boat to rescue pair after boat sinks
• A fountain of youth at Dollywood
• State files ouster petition on utility
• Ethanol subsidies take hit
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Celebrating our culture's pioneer fathers
• Richard Baumgartner's lawyer files notice on paper's petition
• Knox official getting flooded with pennies for fundraising effort
• Detective takes plea deal
• New store, Academy Sports + Outdoors, to be built in West Knoxville
• Bob Hunt: Dad leans on commitment to time and faith
• Terry Mattingly: Battle rages over circumcision
• Settlement near in TVA-NC dispute
• Playtime: June 18
• Blount mayor makes good on promise to veto budget
• Local experts offer sunscreen wisdom
• GM to put $32M in Tenn. plant
• Parents, authors share lessons from Dad
• Little tips can provide big support
• Dolly celebrates the Imagination
• Events: June 18
• UTSI Aviation Systems Program Flies “Back-to-Back” Missions
• Hackers find more security holes
• Letters: Put some politcos in the classrooms
• Letters: Oprah’s message was from ancient wisdom
• Texas-based sporting goods retailer headed to W. Knox site
• ORNL's new mini-hotel almost ready for visitors
• Lawyer: Ex-judge Richard Baumgartner not opposed to unsealing records
• Murfreesboro mosque foes seek officials' emails
• TBI arrests ex-security guard on charge of stealing from ATMs
• Suit alleges Murfreesboro hospital gave bad transfusion
• Tearful Elizabethton mayor: Patronizing prostitute was 'terrible mistake'
• Greater history and civics education needed in Tennessee schools
• Trio indicted on arson, burglary charges in Sevier County
• Gasoline prices edge lower, oil falls
• Man charged in hit-and-run accident at Cumberland Avenue business
• Cold medicine remains challenge in meth war
• Woman's actions send knife-wielding robber out the door
• The Love Kitchen was founded by Ellen Turner and Helen Ashe in...
• Forecast: Scattered showers possible
• Ellen Turner and Helen Ashe--the Love Sisters--Receive Labor of Love by Martha Rose Woodward
• The Dukan Diet Book---a Review by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town for June 17, Martha Rose Woodward
• The Carriage Room at 1300 North Broadway is the site for...
• Architectural Salvage from Knox Heritage by Martha Rose Woodward
• What's new in the garden?: How to make most efficient use of water in your landscape
• Get Active Briefs: June 17
• Business briefs: June 17
• Lead-up to rescue of lender detailed
• Greg Johnson: Teacher incentive pay plan could be a model
• Pam Strickland: Embarrassments dueled at Knox budget meeting
• Editorial: Taking the right approach on hillside development
• Knox expert offers view on Anthony Weiner's s case
• New DOE contractor making job offers
• Maryville teens charged in prank that wrecked cruiser
• 'Why not? This is Tennessee'
• Philanthropy report - June 19
• Life and Arts Announcements - June 19
• OR woman charged with abusing elderly man in her care
• YourNews: Blount County Public Library presents puppet show
• Letters: Hard work paying off for Cherokee forest
• Letters: Hey Sen. Grammar, it’s OK to say gay
• Letters: Look at the world melting around you
• Letters: So which is Tennessee’s second-oldest city?
• Letters: Illegal worker asylum turned over to inmates
• Tenn. unemployment rate increases in May to 9.7 percent
• Deadline passes to file for mayoral, city council elections
• Hundreds of storm victims line up at DHS for food stamps
• YourNews: Walters State Community College hosts family fun day
• Making up for lost time
• UT Academy Aims to Get Girls Interested in Transportation Careers
• State Constitution apparently applies only to those government applies it to
• State Constitution apparently applies only to those government applies it to
• West Hills Park opens new pavilion, volleyball court, horseshoe pit
• Chancellor’s Challenge Progress Slips in April
• Donna Thomas Named Permanent Director of UT’s Thornton Center
• UT Tightens Class Drop Policy; Four is the Undergraduate Limit
• Corruption claims hit TDOT again; Knoxville contractor indicted
• Riverbend warned about tobacco
• Forecast: Scattered showers possible; temperatures rising
• Traffic tip for June 16
• Knoxville Community Leaders Behind bars for Good
• Cookbook author focuses on fresh produce and Southern simplicity
• Mary Constantine: Daddy's lessons, love still flavor life
• KUB keeps pace with upgrades
• Food Briefs: June 16
• Joe Rosson: Tragic history infuses Japanese tea set
• Ask Food Network: How to spice up turkey burgers
• Kristin Price is composed to advance to quarterfinals
• Maryville QB Patton Robinette commits to North Carolina
• Baseball briefs for June 16
• Sports digest: June 16
• Letter: Gardens sprout interest in healthy food
• YourNews: Maryville City Schools Foundation awards grants
• YourNews: Gatlinburg holds 36th annual Fourth of July midnight parade
• YourNews: Gatlinburg presents annual Smoky Mountain Tunes & Tales
• YourNews: Local man retires from Navy
• Burchett achieves huge victory as Knox County Commission approves budget
• David Mould resigns as TVA's senior VP of communications
• Brian J. Buchanan: Good news for farm animals and the First Amendment
• Letters: Don’t limit scholarship hours; HOPE is needed
• Letters: Democrats hurting seniors on Medicare
• Letters: Planned Parenthood invaluable, needed
• Letters: Obama spent more than predecessors
• Letters: Women in prison serve time well
• Letters: Columnist should have stuck with first topic
• City Council approves citywide fireworks ban
• Pancratz on UT: 'I love it here'
• UT Knoxville Dean’s List Posted Online
• Looking Back on a Decade of Bonnaroo
• How the 'Harbrace Handbook of English' Changed the Way Americans Learn About Writing
• UT Chancellor to Address International Audience of University CEOs about CIRE
• County Commission Sticks With Burchett’s Budget
• Funding Shortfalls Challenge Knoxville’s Bridge Refugee Services
• UT Knoxville Seeks to Become an All-Steinway School
• Tech Blogs Misconstrue Expanded Criminal Harassment Law
• Senate Race Dynamics Change With DeFreese’s Entry
• Freedom Energy Opts for Morristown for New Plant
• Spirited Races Emerge for City Council
• Dodd-Frank delays bring 'temporary relief' for banks
• Q&A: Mary Whiteflower, teacher, How to Read Tarot class
• Now That’s Service With a Loaded Weapon
• Chevrolet Fireball to Run Through Knoxville
• knoxville + nothing = 11,000,000 results
• Discover the Secret City Festival
• Meet Your BOK Winner: Marilyn Parham of Soccer Taco
• Traffic tip for June 15
• Sevierville man killed in wreck
• Forecast: Storm threat ahead
• Inter-modal controversy in Jefferson County finally gets more press attention
• In my lifetime: 90-year-old spends 27 years volunteering
• Allison Rupp: Family celebrates 20 years at Farragut Putt-Putt
• Community business briefs
• Beth Watson Drinnen: Church spreads GRACE to neighbors
• Downtown bookstore celebrates grand opening
• Community kudos briefs
• Chandra Harris-McCray: Former shelter dog gets lots of love from seniors
• Community school briefs
• Rebecca Simmons: Father, son partner to create Bonnaroo art
• Leslie Snow: Thankful for the kindness of a stranger
• GM invests in green bus maker
• Editorial: Cronan to launch UT sports merger
• Munger: Newly uncovered film shows early Oak Ridge
• Drive-by shooting in South Knoxville leaves one man injured
• Letter: Tougher DUI laws needed in Tenn.
• Letter: Library policy leaves boy devastated
• Bill introduced to help provide affordable Internet service
• Letter: Support for "don't say gay" bill not genuine
• Ex-Councilman Joe Hultquist picks up petition to run for Knoxville mayor
• Knox County Commission approves Mayor Burchett's $652.9 million budget
• YourNews: Golf tournament raises $47,000 for Catholic charities
• YourNews: Berry College alum wins awards for outstanding work
• YourNews: Continental Society Daughters of Indian Wars holds annual meeting
• SUV into Knoxville store prompts charges
• No more social promotion
• Knox man faces purse snatching charges in Sevier County
• Kelly Herron named girls' basketball coach at Lenoir City
• Knoxnews.com wins national Murrow Award for Tea Party documentary
• UT abruptly suspends programs to battle infant mortality rates
• Miller Energy names David Voyticky president
• Business Roundtable: Most CEOs optimistic about economy
• Husband, wife duo arrested for selling narcotics from diaper bag
• Man shot multiple times in parking lot of N. Peters Road business
• Oak Ridge keeping contracts with two lobbying groups
• Timothy Stautberg to head Scripps newspaper division
• Mills earns SRS
• CBWW announces top agents
• Allison earns GRI
• Woman involved in Food City purse snatching turns herself in
• Real Estate Foreclosures 6/12/11
• Real Estate Transfers 6/12/11
• Police identify man shot in West Knoxville
• High Schoolers Explore Business World through Summer Program
• Forecast: Showers maybe Wednesday
• Traffic tip for June 14
• Picking up wins: Local musicians among top finishers in "Young Pickers" contest
• Educators on break: Knox teacher works part-time job for 41 years
• Textme Briefs: June 14
• 490 BioTech poised to bring its research to business world
• Karyn Adams: The trick to travel during school
• David Hunter: Modest proposals would return country to glory
• Nation/world briefs: June 14
• Women's Amateur has patriotic feel
• Ex-Olympian Peggy Fleming promoting senior event
• INS looking into Henley Bridge contractor Britton Bridge's hiring practices
• KPD: Man wounded in shooting outside W. Knoxville store
• Letter: How could people buy Rapture scam?
• Letter: Rich take taxes when needed most
• Letter: Traffic signal draws many questions
• Letter: Planned Parenthood editorial misleading
• Letter: Methanol is a better alternative to ethanol
• ‘It can happen to you’
• Lake City man accused of stabbing man in chest
• Storm shelters aim to save lives of tornado victims
• DeFreese joins Duncan-Massey, Roddy in race to succeed Woodson in TN Senate
• Construction workers poisoned by carbon monoxide at Soccer Taco location
• Woman arrested for DUI, other charges in Alcoa Highway accident
• There is no LBJ in Team
• Hubert Smith Announced Candidacy for At-Large City Council Seat
• Rocky Houston to argue today for new trial, introduce conspiracy evidence
• May was warmer, drier in Knoxville
• Disabled Jeep struck in rear on Alcoa Highway
• FEMA office open in Knox County
• Forecast: Temperatures to dip slightly
• Gene Policinski: Reciting Pledge of Allegiance is patriotic -- and voluntary
• Traffic tip for June 13
• Centro Hispano nonprofit meets needs in Knoxville area
• Tennessee law ends social promotion of third-grade students
• A helping hand: Boomer assists aging population in navigating Medicare
• Col. Frank McCauley takes over 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment
• Georgiana Vines: DeFreese to run for state Senate
• Legislators take aim at cyberbullying
• Bees, butterflies among pollinators in decline
• Nostalgia meets novelty in postcard creations
• Heather Alexander: Affordable gift idea for Dad
• Dave Ramsey: Add child support to household budget?
• Hamilton County deputy chief denies cheating on college work
• Sports digest: June 13
• Dane Fairfield 'fortunate' by one shot
• Change pays off for 14-year-old rower
• Too much Mudcats for Smokies
• Former C-N pitcher Steve Cishek sets Florida Marlins record
• Baseball notebook for June 13
• Col. McCauley takes command of Knoxville-based 278th ACR
• Letter: Why Obama has been a 'success'
• Letter: Must reconsider when troops oppose war
• Greenback firefighters on scene of hay fire
• Uncertainty over intermodal facility has some residents of New Market on edge
• Editorial: Compromise needed before default
• East Tennesseans help build English language library on the other side of the world
• History exhibit focuses on one Union soldier
• Christi Wampler: Moms know more second time around
• West N.C. wonders: Waterfalls, white squirrels and one wild slide
• Knoxville trainer defies the 'Death Race'
• Andre Canty: Youth have power to change the world
• Travel in brief: June 12
• Marcia Davis: Starlings meet their match with great-crested flycatchers
• Spelling out summertime wine values
• Andrews' 'Mirror' reflects well on the artist
• Short quotes and book notes: June 12
• Ina Hughs: Reading the future
• Best books for dads
• Arts in brief: June 12
• East Tennessee salute to 2011 YWCA Tribute to Women Finalists
• KSO's 75th year wraps up with recognition lunch
• Trio tied for lead in Knox County Amateur
• State briefs: June 12
• Online map guide to showcase ET tourist spots
• Middle Tenn. plant to reopen after fatal blast
• Traffic tips: June 12
• Ijams offers birding, Meadow Lark music
• Edwards: Project GRAD programs improve students, Pellissippi State
• At 90, Britain's Prince Philip vows to 'slow down'
• Marriage licenses: June 12
• Birth announcements: June 12
• Sam Venable: Big-bream addict in search of a fix
• Bob Hodge: Trout in Beaver Creek? Not that fishy
• Bo Cross a fisher of men as well
• Haslam, Ramsey announce Planned Parenthood funding about to end
• Muffet McGraw says being able to share honor with others is special
• Sevierville church uses cars to attract teens to youth meetings
• Christina Southern: Parents learn when children go to school
• Episcopal bishop to be ordained June 25
• Faith Briefs: June 11
• Playtime: June 11
• Kid Tips: Dads deserve their own special day
• Terry Mattingly: The Orthodox bridge to the evangelical world
• Make meals out with kids more enjoyable
• Smokies win short game, 2-0
• Traffic tips: June 11
• Editorial: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and one that did not
• Rhoda: Numbers add up to jobs for college grads
• Anderson plan seeks to acquire more land
• Panel eases beer rules, OKs poultry on property
• Clinton parts maker SL Tennessee expands to add 100 jobs at facility supplying GM
• Obama, CEOs will discuss job creation
• Church events: June 11
• Virginia buyer grabs Turkey Creek hotel
• Motorola Mobility deepens partnership with Sprint Nextel
• Philanthropy report - June 12
• Life and Arts Announcements - June 12
• Shooter in DaChanna Dotson slaying faces more time on related charges
• UT Dominates Knox County’s Startup Business Plan Competition
• Become a tnAchieves Mentor – Sign up today!
• Oldest film of Oak Ridge shows Manhattan Project construction
• Health Commissioner directs potential defunding of Planned Parenthood
• Haslam touts SL Tennessee expansion
• Talk of the Town by Martha Rose Woodward
• Episcopal School of Knoxville Graduates 37 in 2011
• 2011 Graduates of The Episcopal School of Knoxville
• In a Timebank, members can swap items for services with no cash...
• Kick-off Party for Timebank of the Tennessee Valley
• Families awarded $100K each in hazing case; boys bullied in locker room
• Jury deliberations to begin in Memphis murder, dismemberment case
• Geoff Calkins: Is there a new John Daly dawning?
• Forecast: Fog early; severe storms possible
• Traffic tip for June 10
• TDOT says Britton Bridge can resume projects; future contract eligibility in the air
• $4.1M levied on Alcoa Inc. for city, county for taxes on raw materials
• Business briefs: June 10
• Big changes in Roane
• TVA board nomination of Richard Howorth forwarded
• Saratoga adds AlterCorp to its company
• Carly Harrington: Local shops enjoy string of success
• Edward Jones aims to add to East Tennessee presence
• Editorial: Grief leads to lawsuit over Granju's death
• Pam Strickland: Outsourcing hepatitis testing questionable
• Greg Johnson: Report indicates Pre-K program an educational hoax
• Get Active briefs: June 10
• Former Clinton police officer turns himself in
• Justin Price to be named Campbell County coach
• Judge addresses issue of Richard Baumgartner presiding over torture-slayings case
• A Banner day ends with title at KAWGA
• Nation/world briefs: June 10
• Baseball briefs for June 10
• Sports digest: June 10
• Bullett is strong in deed, humble in word
• KPD K-9 fatally shot after biting Campbell County woman
• Ford to offer Michigan-built hybrid, plug-in C-Max
• Part of Cunningham Road to close Monday morning
• Sevierville meth arrests made after 3-year-old found walking alone on Parkway
• The Inside Skinny on Quentin Tarantino's New Movie, 'Django Unchained'
• Authorities searching for Jellico bank robber
• Executive Order could be used to respect legislative intent
• Cronan Named Interim Vice Chancellor/Director of Athletics
• Two more illegal gambling operations found in Knox County
• Mills exemplifies softball league
• Jordan ALWAYS showed up
• Man arrested for aggravated burglary at Crawford Road home
• Knox County School Board approves performance pay plan
• Cleveland, Tenn., police now involved in 2-year-old missing woman case
• Horseplay or sexual assault? Boys testify
• Girl testifies about mom's slaying; father 'cut her head and hands and feet off'
• University of VW: Chattanooga State, Tennessee Tech plan degree
• Knox deputies raid two gambling operations, seize cash, gaming tables
• Nashville expects to add 900 jobs from smartphone firm
• Knoxville police investigating early morning heist
• Letalvis Cobbins in court today seeking new trial in Christian/Newsom murders
• Tennessee Titans' Chris Johnson says play will lead to payday
• Forecast: Hot; fog early
• Traffic tip for June 9
• TENNESSEE AREA YOUNGSTERS WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS ATTEND MDA CAMP
• Man, 23, charged in rape of 13-year-old Knox girl
• Maryville man killed in motorcycle accident
• TDOT OKs restart of Henley Bridge work
• Mets pick Chad Zurcher in 31st round
• George Young, fourth bishop of Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee, to be ordained on June 25
• Knox school board OKs performance pay plan for teachers
• Tornado forecasting pushes scientific limits
• Metro Pulse Comics & Puzzles Issue 2011
• New Jefferson City distribution center to hire 100 workers
• East Tennessee oil man buys Villa Collina
• Letters: Stop monkeying around with Adam and Eve
• Letters: Henley Bridge work dissing U.S. workers
• Letters: Endless weather alerts ‘almost’ useless
• Letters: Christians have their share of radicals
• Clinton man says girlfriend's ex hit him with baseball bat
• Letters: ‘Intelligent’ breeding vs. natural selection
• Philip Pfeifer of Farragut selected by Texas in 44th round
• Anthony Wise pays his dues, transitioning into presidency at Pellissippi State
• Woman alerts police of burglar in her North Knoxville home
• Suspects arrested in vehicle burglary on East Quincy Avenue
• Gov. Bill Haslam signs bill to allow summer use of lottery scholarships
• Roll Play: Knoxville's Adult Board Gamers
• Poker Games With a Knoxville Spin
• Knoxville Mayoral Candidate Profile: Ivan Harmon
• Q&A: Bridgette O’Dell, creator of adults-only PROMedy
• Who'll Replace Hamilton as UT AD?
• Haslam Searchs for Baumgartner Replacement
• Not a Crowded Ballot for City Elections
• Non-credit family enrichment courses offered at Pellissippi State
• knoxville + warp = 2,010,000 results
• Knox County Budget Heads to Commission Vote
• Seeking Solace Via 911
• KPD, local watch groups host Neighborhood Expo
• Knoxvillians Better Read Than Portlandians?
• The Cheat Reunite for One Last Show
• Scott Miller's Literary Songwriting Gets Him Invited to LMU's Literary Festival
• June 8th, 1861
• More Live and Local Happy Hour Music, Courtesy of Metro Pulse
• Alive After Five and Tennessee Valley Fair Announce Music Lineups
• Locals at Bonnaroo: Fine Peduncle and Metro Pulse Winners
• Cortney Newell: Downtown grocery focuses on regional products
• UT names Theresa M. Lee as new College of Arts and Sciences dean
• David L. Hudson Jr.: Federal judge sides with ‘Dirty’ website in privacy dispute
• Theresa M. Lee Named New College of Arts and Sciences Dean
• Early neighborhood watch nabs burglary suspects
• Editorial: Mike Hamilton's departure right for UT departure
• Forecast: Heat wave continues
• Pond Gap group makes last effort to preserve piece of history
• Allison Rupp: Farragut museum remembers Civil War
• Ina Hughs: Book paints different picture of bin Laden
• Frank Munger: Oak Ridge battens hatches for fiscal storm
• Editorial: United Way changes promising for future
• Crush brings retro rock fashion to Old City
• Rebecca Simmons: Artist taps South Knoxville roots for inspiration
• Knoxville Zoo to challenge TOSHA citations, report
• YourNews: Knoxville Urban League helps students get college ready
• Police search for attempted convenience store robber caught on tape
• YourNews:Bearden High graduate opens time capsule created in first grade
• Pet adoption stories: Mickey and the Mazes
• YourNews: Father's Day celebrations at local Boys and Girls Clubs
• Door-to-door: McMinn County deputies make meth arrests, find marijuana operation
• YourNews: Local students named to Harding University Dean’s List
• YourNews: American Legion to retire unserviceable American flags
• Pet adoption stories: Chuck and the McElroys
• Letters: Scribe’s mean-spirited column needed editing
• Letters: Letter on Jewish heritage best ever
• Letters: U.S. funds Israel, gets insults in return
• Letters: Explanation needed for DNA’s evolutionary role
• Letters: A tax deduction for creating jobs
• Baltimore Orioles draft Farragut’s Nicky Delmonico
• Nortel Networks' patent portfolio up for auction
• Fire at Washington Pike residence severely burns two victims
• Suspects arrested in vehicle burglary at Smithwood Road residence
• Knox County School Board discusses strategic compensation initiative
• Summer camps for adults offered in Blount County
• Hamilton resignation comes just days before NCAA hearing
• UT Athletic Director Mike Hamilton to Announce Resignation Today
• Tennessee RNC Committeeman rails against "National Popular Vote"
• Two men charged with burglary in North Knoxville
• Chattanooga center to shred documents for TVA
• Section of Estabrook Road Closed Today
• MLB DRAFT: Science Hill's Daniel Norris not selected
• Morning fire consumes house in East Knox
• Forecast: Sunny with highs reaching the mid-90s
• Douglas E. Lee: Girl Scouts can’t claim free-speech right to drop councils
• Traffic tip for June 7
• Area players fail to make U.S. Open
• Nicky Delmonico awaiting another big moment
• Lola Alapo: Director seeks Pennies for Undies
• West Knox tween grows information into passion for organic farming
• ORNL scientist testifies in Casey Anthony's murder trial
• Nation/world briefs: June 7
• Commissioner wants to block drastic cuts to Beck Cultural Exchange Center
• E. coli reported in 8 ET area patients
• FedEx increases quarterly dividend
• ORNL prepping for 'leaner budget times,' but no major staff cuts planned
• Peter Diamond withdraws as Federal Reserve nominee
• YourNews: Champions Junior Golf provides opportunities for local golfers
• Webb baseball coach Clark Wormsley passes coaching torch to his son
• YourNews: Community document shred day at Karns ORNL FCU
• YourNews: Powell 8U Red Sox are regional champions
• YourNews: Adopt a cat from Young-Williams this June
• Part-time judge gets public reprimand for advocating public display
• Weiner underwear uproar shines light on politicians and Twitter
• Harriman tax hike unlikely, but employee raises uncertain
• Oliver Springs man charged in beating of Oak Ridge woman
• Knoxville mayor signs up for Curbside Recycling Program
• ET Foundation releases Small Grants Program recipients
• Judge orders Knoxville 'party mom' Janous jailed until sentencing
• Roddy: Running for State Senate was an 'unusual opportunity'
• Call to Conserve Energy During Peak Hours of 2-8 p.m.
• Pellissippi State President Allen Edwards recognized at Seattle convention for service
• Individual States as a check on the "tyranny of the majority"
• British food in Knoxville: 5 must-try dishes at local restaurants
• Man brings gun to South Memphis birthday party after his kids don't get any cake
• Two Memphis police officers, one suspect shot in early-morning 'ambush'
• Food City HQ to move to former JMH building
• Traffic tip for June 6
• Forecast: Hot, code orange air quality alert
• Part-timers piece together jobs to make ends meet
• Region slow to capitalize on innovation funding
• State's INCITE stimulus initiative seeks to draw federal, private dollars
• Software firms created solutions to challenges
• Pet products firm Radio Systems leads with patents
• Rating sought to quantify homes' energy efficiency
• Claris Networks likes forecast for cloud computing
• Dave Ramsey: Help for breaking the bad-spending cycle
• New and expanded business activity
• Knoxville man released from hospital, charged in grandmother’s death
• Newsmakers: June 6
• Nation briefs: June 6
• One Vision to bring Haitian boy injured in earthquake to ET for surgery
• West Tennessee man drowns during Ocoee River rafting trip
• Brian J. Buchanan: Weiner boxing with press over briefs doesn’t serve us well
• Knoxville man found hanging from tree; suicide suspected
• Video from the East Tennessee Plant Swap held on May 28 at New...
• Be sure to watch Homespun Hobbies on Community TV Knox.
• June 8, 1861: Tennessee secedes
• The 'mercurial' Mr. Mabry
• Venom in black and white: Knoxville's partisan editors spoke plainly about secession, war
• Pastor stepped down rather than pray for Confederacy
• Aristocrat J.G.M. Ramsey suffered huge losses in war
• East Tennessee largely opposed secession but lost the battle
• Historical Society seeks Civil War families
• Book details unsolved crime: Retired FBI agent sheds light on 1951 Harrill Hills killing
• The gospel of Pappy: From pulpit to airwaves, The reverend has 'let 'er fly' for more than six decades
• Top disc golfer stays home to support local event
• Commission to vote on auditing services proposal
• Dragon boat race manager makes her living helping charity groups like KARM
• Editorial: Limiting liability no reason for delay
• Korean artist incorporates texture in massive yet delicate artwork
• Jack McElroy: Is K-Town Kindle-town as e-reading abounds?
• News Sentinel seeks community guest columnists
• Shopping, history, motorcycles and more around the corner in Dandridge
• Artists get 48 hours to create work for 'open air' show
• Corporate giving slows, but doesn't stop
• Batten named coach at BGA
• Business people for June 5
• Knoxville area birth list for June 5
• Marriage licenses issued in Knox County
• Rolle outdoing himself during offseason
• Bowing results
• Sports bulletin board for June 5
• Jellico man dies in Campbell County wreck
• Education forum, Secretary's visit cancelled
• Island Home ceremony honors D-Day troops
• Grave markers dedicated for Confederate colonels
• FEMA assistance due to April storms now available for Knox County
• McGhee Tyson art exhibit features Pellissippi State student, faculty work
• Smokies lose series finale at Huntsville, 7-2
• School custodian jobs safe for now
• Equine camp teaches teens structure, responsibility, overcoming odds
• Events: June 4
• Faith Brief: June 4
• Terry Mattingly: The gospel according to Oprah
• KnoxMoms.com: 20 family activities that won't break the bank
• KnoxMoms.com: Favorite finds
• KnoxMoms.com: Out and About
• Lisega dedicates Sevier plant
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Next chapter worthy of tears - even from a stranger
• At 95, rabbi experiences spiritual awakening
• TVA looking again to complete Bellefonte Nuclear Plant
• Kingston plays ball with osprey nest
• Speaker urges women to join in politics
• Kid Tips: Teens' brains most alert in afternoon
• Bob Corker in Knoxville discussing the deficit
• Playtime: June 4
• Ohio man accused of 11 killings meets jury pool
• Mosquito spraying set for Sunday on Cedar Bluff, Gov. John Sevier Hwy.
• 'Racial slurs' part of vandalism at Norris Lake marina
• Letters: Columnist used fear, here are the facts
• Letters: Not all Tellico Village residents are the same
• Letters: Columnist needs humility, tolerance
• Corker touts federal spending cap at Chamber event
• Letters: Weight loss not only cure for heartburn
• Letters: In demonizing person the debate is lost
• Memphis trial focuses on incest, murder, dismemberment
• Lisega dedicates new Sevier County plant
• Party mom Leslie Janous back from cactus country, behind Knox bars
• Christopher Gibson gets four years in fallout from Judge Richard Baumgartner's pill case
• Tornado recovery center in Athens closing today
• Tennessee should follow Indiana's lead on Planned Parenthood defunding
• Pennies for Undies Ministry--Announcement from the Juvenile Service Center
• East Tennessee Daylily Society Sale and Flower Show for June 18
• Students work on a project during the global finals for...
• Destination ImagiNation Global Finals 2011 Held in Downtown Knoxville
• Mike Cruze was the guest speaker for the East Tennessee Plant...
• Martha Rose Woodward attended the East Tennessee Plant Swap on...
• Biscuit Eaters and Gardeners by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town June 3 by Martha Rose Woodward
• Enhance your personal safety through non-credit courses at Pellissippi State
• Interim Vice Chancellor for Research Named Nuclear Engineering Department Head
• Summer clothing prices rise along with mercury
• Twitter role hinted at Nashville park violence
• TN Supreme Court may shape alimony
• TVA looking again to complete Bellefonte Nuclear Plant
• Forecast: Orange alert and high temps to welcome weekend
• Police charge man in three robberies
• Man fatally attacks grandmother in bed, then stabs self
• Giuliani, Palin steal some of Romney's thunder in N.H.
• McIlroy making most of U.S. trip
• Sports digest: June 3
• Nation briefs: June 3
• Police: Morristown deaths likely a murder/suicide
• 2 women sought in Union County killing surrender
• YourNews: Marble Springs kicks off weekly farmers' market
• YourNews: Alliance girls soccer team wins state championship
• YourNews: Local schools win Covenant Kids Run Fittest School Challenge
• YourNews: Benefit concert for Helen Ross McNabb Center
• YourNews: Powell class of 1971 to hold 40th reunion
• YourNews: Maryville resident presents information from Pakistan trip
• YourNews: Tennessee Wizards become 16U tournament champs
• Knoxville Zoo 'Al Cam' offers a giant tortoise’s perspective on love
• Judge OKs plea deal in Anderson County man's assault on ex-wife
• Charges reduced in Oliver Springs stabbing death
• Get creative with summer workshops at Pellissippi State
• YourNews:Child & Family Tennessee hosts open house
• Philanthropy report - June 5
• YourNews: Pilot Club of Lenoir City sweeps state awards
• West High principal preparing to transition into same position at Maryville High School
• Biltmore's social side
• Life and Arts Announcements - June 5
• Knox County Sheriff's Officers raid gambling club in East Knox County
• Man shot near Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
• Enhance career and wealth prospects through Pellissippi State’s non-credit classes
• UT Alumnus’ Gift Benefits College of Arts and Sciences
• Take Five for Education: How to Help Children Become Summer Bookworms
• Auction set for S&W restaurant equipment
• Los Alamos Researcher Appointed to Department of Materials Science and Engineering
• Woman critically burned after boyfriend’s lighter sparks fire at gas pump
• Man shot in legs on his birthday
• Forecast: 90s this weekend and early next week
• Tennessee Titans' Kenny Britt faces lesser charge after April arrest
• Traffic tip for June 2
• Nation/World briefs: June 2
• Anti-electoral college group undermines States rights, federalism
• Anti-electoral college group undermines States rights, federalism
• Gatlinburg basin failure report not ready
• Mary Constantine: Turnout, demand prove festival on the rise
• New cake trend starts to explode
• UT report: Slow first quarter won’t derail economic growth
• Bites: June 2
• Joe Rosson: Turns out, most collectors like Ike, too
• Knox authorities raid ‘significant gambling operation’
• 2 women sought in Union County killing
• Pellissippi State’s Business Functions class learns lessons from the ‘real world’
• Letters: Allow left turns on red, too
• Letters: Mountains of evidence support creationism
• Letters: Some keys to improving Knoxville
• Letters: Columnist enabler of the worst kind
• Letters: Alleged dog abuser ‘spineless coward’
• Letters: Melting ice caps won’t raise sea levels
• Want a House? Call the Bank
• Water Garden Tour promotes Knoxville Boys & Girls Club
• Whiskey in Cocke County? Say It Ain't So
• Commissioner Calls for Beck Center Audit
• Entrepreneur Scott West Returns From Prison, With a Lot to Say
• Oliver Springs officials tell candidate Deneise Terry she's ineligible
• Metro Pulse Celebrates 20 Years of Local Music With August Festival
• Barbara Wells named as Maryville College's interim VP, dean
• City Council approves pension panel
• Adult baseball league named after former city councilman, major leaguer
• Monroe County investigators seek suspect in Madisonville shooting
• Suspect in stabbing of Oliver Springs man arrested at West Knox motel
• New non-credit evening courses at Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus
• East Tennessee: Adventure and “America’s First Frontier”
• ET sixth-grader gets second chance in Scripps National Spelling Bee
• The Most Convoluted $70 Con Ever
• Ed Bailey = Adult Baseball in Knoxville
• Willie Nelson's Country Throwdown Concert Moved to Knoxville Coliseum
• Homeward bound: Carl Torbush to tackle cancer, then play baseball
• knoxville+biscuits=8,830,000 results
• R&B Singer Angell Offers New 'American Idol'-Style Vocal Contest
• UT Knoxville Programs, Newsletters, Videos Win PR Awards
• Meet Your Ridgetop Protection (Again!)
• Oak Ridge police chase involves all officers, 10 cop cars
• Carrie King, inventor, 
patented solar port-a-potty light
• UT Report: Economy Has Perfect Recipe for Modest Growth
• Police: Kingsport man waves gun at 7 people
• Body found in Whitehaven may be missing Beale Street trumpeter Rudy Williams
• Knoxville's 311 call center sets single week record for calls
• No fatalities over Memorial Day, Sheriff's Office says
• Fire damages Clinton Highway business
• Text offer leads to arrest in Cookeville theft
• Cheaper health-care plans may mean more in TN will join
• Traffic tip for June 1
• Source says some legislators have great concern over Amendment Affair
• Stories of Local Authors: West Knox woman sets book series in Smokies
• Stories of Local Authors: History educator quizzes readers' presidential knowledge
• Community school briefs
• Dan Thomasson: Dems do nothing but hope for GOP implosion
• Ina Hughs: Buying American isn't as easy as it sounds
• Editorial: Planned Parenthood ban unwise, illegal
• Police search for suspect in N. Knoxville restaurant robbery
• C-N vs. Fayetteville in home opener
• Heat changes Bassmaster conditions
• Sports digest: June 1
• Authorities: No traffic fatalities, several DUIs during holiday period in Knox
• Fun summer activities for kids around Knoxville
• Bean Station woman accused of running over father with car
• Tennessee Legislature Unanimously Passes Strangulation Bill
• Man charged in rape of resident of home for disabled
• He said what?
• Blogger Katie Granju files lawsuit in son's overdose death
• Train strikes, kills Harrogate man walking along tracks
• Letters: Cockfighting law an embarrassment
• Letters: Reaping political perks ripped
• Letters: Columnist one of the Chicken Littles
• TVA, University of Tennessee to Develop Campus Energy Management Program
• A mill in the Mountains
• Harmon honors veterans, reflects on own service during Memorial Day
• Two injured in crash at I-640 near Broadway
• Pellissippi State math students score in Southeastern region
• Real Estate Foreclosures 5/29/11
• Real Estate Transfers 5/29/11
• Salaries soar for top execs in Tennessee
• Two injured when vehicle leaves I-640, lands on railroad tracks
• Caryville fireworks blaze prompts evacuations, closing of I-75
• Forecast: Record-breaking temperatures expected
• Why not call cautions at the end of NASCAR races
• Traffic tip for May 31
• Amendment-gate full disclosure would protect integrity of legislative process
• Technology, growth of large chains influence condition of smaller businesses
• Veterans lead tribute to the fallen
• 75-year-old structure's foundation deepest in East Tennessee
• Changes to lottery scholarship puts degree plans in limbo
• Schools administrators offer ideas to keep kids learning over the summer
• Council weighs pension panel
• Jon Lawler to join building company
• Letter: More important itemsthan 'don't say gay'
• Letter: GOP effort to cut Medicare 'immoral'
• Letter: Lawmakers destroying lives of Americans
• Letter: Journalists morally bankrupt hacks
• Memorial Day has special meaning to the Tri-Cities
• YourNews: Clinton Public Library launches summer reading club
• YourNews: American Legion Post 256 hosts sixth annual dining out
• YourNews: Knoxville students named to Berry College Dean's List
• YourNews: Congressman co-hosts East Tennessee small business conference
• YourNews: Marriott staff volunteers at Child & Family Tennessee
• Lobbyists had busy year in Nashville
• Kingsport mowing dispute prompts assault; victim, 63, faces reconstructive surgery
• Two Kingsport officers avoid termination in confiscated beer flap
• Elderly woman killed in two-vehicle collision near Bristol
• KFD tracking leads in weekend suspected arsons
• Man reports early a.m. robbery attempt at World's Fair Park
• Sports digest: May 30
• School crime down overall
• East Tennessee speller readies for national bee
• Letter: A salute to staff of veterans cemetery
• Letter: Congress never meta bribe it didn't like
• Letter: Letting students run the schools
• Letter: Ferguson's columnskeep people thinking
• Letter: Ex-liberal thankful for Damascus experience
• Letter: Stop spilling money on oil subsidies
• Editorial: For schools in need, a lesson from Memphis
• 14 tips for outdoor parties
• Upcyclers: Artists teach workshop-goers how to recreate used goods
• Outdoor structures are new focal points
• Put an end to electronic clutter
• Dave Ramsey: Never too late to start saving for retirement
• Baseball briefs for May 30
• This column is brought to you by...
• Law Enforcement looking to save lives this Memorial Day
• Gene Policinski: Websites that rate services raise free-speech questions
• Reaching Sprint Cup series now a tougher road for new drivers
• Kenseth, a fill-in for Bayne, reigns in 300-mile Nationwide race
• TN GOP gains legislative wins, critics
• New TN law will let establishments operate as bars
• Otis L. Sanford: Five months in, Haslam is plus for Memphis
• Better days: Slow economic recovery will lead to long-term gains, local business leaders say
• Editorial: Codifying intolerance hurts state businesses
• A paddling teacher: Longtime kayaker to teach his 27th annual whitewater clinic next month
• Some companies say anti-discrimination law will hurt
• Jack McElroy: Graduates deserve more dignified venue
• Joy Ruble: Military members and their families sacrifice for all
• Short trips in Tennessee and contiguous states: Roan Mountain's rhododendrons
• Tom Humphrey: Assembly receives post-session awards
• Bob Phillips: Fainting goats make excellent pets
• Snark Bites: Animal cruelty a way of life in ET
• Birdlife: Fearless kingbirds attack against all odds
• White wines to pair with summer salads
• Michael Silence: Trail Dames hiking the Internet
• John Adams: 2010-11 season sums up the SEC
• Three hospitalized after Brakebill wreck
• Sports digest: May 29
• Traffic tips: May 29
• Sam Venable: Littering while trout fishing is inexcusable
• Bob Hodge It all works out for turkey-hunting family
• Fishing report: May 29
• Some Memorial Day events this weekend
• Nation / World briefs: May 29
• Three hospitalized after Brakebill Road wreck
• No one injured in South Knoxville fire
• Knoxville Cheetahs hoping to build local lacrosse following
• The area's best in bowling: May 29
• Marriage licenses: May 29
• Birth announcements: May 29
• Did federal threats play role in Amendment-gate?
• Get active this summer with outdoor sports classes at Pellissippi State
• Federal aid for Tennessee disasters survivors tops $9.4 million
• Reg Henry: Aversion to cultural icons an embarrassing affliction
• Sports digest: may 28
• Good listening can help us understand
• Catholics protest political agendas
• June programs to promote aviation for missions in Campbell County
• Knoxville artist tuning in to kids
• Family activities coming up
• 'Voice' judges will be back
• Faith and family events: May 28
• Faith briefs: May 28
• Guest column: Low-fare carriers keep local flight prices down
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and some that did not.
• Citizen's Voice: Saying sorry doesn't bring back crime victims
• Everyone who attends the East Tennessee Plant Swap will get a...
• Bags made by sewing left over fabric remnants.
• Shopping bags were made from fabric remnants for a cost of less...
• Thrift Shopping and Sewing by Martha Woodward
• Irises raised by Laura Riester.
• Laura Riester in her garden of irises. by Martha Rose Woodward
• Laura Riester raises an amazing array of irises in her home...
• Laura Riester, the Iris Lady by Martha Woodward
• Talk of the Town by Martha Rose Woodward
• HGTV-created line of home products debuts nationwide
• Hackney plans Gay St. grocery
• More info sought on firm proposing coal plant
• Mark Contreras no longer at Scripps newspapers
• Supporting role by Philip Pfeifer was satisfying
• Friendsville woman dead after her car overturns
• Webb’s Brandon Fickey, Anna Catharine Feaster, Vicki Garcia, Jenni Haydek dominate
• CAK’s Sparks, Dickerson double their fun again
• Ivan Harmon while campaigning door to door.
• Ivan Harmon--the Only Republican Left in Mayor's Race
• Senator Steve Southerland by M. Woodward
• Farragut makes history with no-hitter in state championship game
• Contreras exits as Scripps newspaper division chief
• Simply fun! Ijams' new play area relies on nature and imagination
• Kevin Harvick says Dale Jr. win would be good for NASCAR
• Prostitution ring victimized Hispanics
• Stinky feet could pave the way for better ways to stop mosquitoes
• Automakers' bailout and bankruptcies shortchanged accident victims
• Reader's Guide: Pakistan's terror ties and the shifting relations between Pakistan and the U.S.
• Legislator calls for full disclosure in Amendment-gate affair
• UT Student Band Drums up Support for Storm Victims
• Warriors' Path State Park is excited about "summer in the Park.”
• Pellissippi State hosts UUNIK Academy for solar energy workshop
• Best option for car shoppers: Postpone buying
• Passenger’s actions on flight diverted to Memphis land lifetime ban from Delta
• Medicare fraud penalty increased
• Forecast: Scattered showers early; sunny, hot days on the way
• KUB crews working to restore power
• Traffic tip for May 27
• Court backs Ariz. worker law
• Purchase of railroad assets completed
• Knoxville woman charged in fatal shooting in Union County
• Bill OK'd to make strangling, suffocation a felony in Tenn.
• Carly Harrington: Mowing scene clean and green
• ImagiNation teams stay sharp with challenges
• Business briefs: May 27
• Knoxville Community Development Corp. OKs soil removal
• Seymour leaves initial imprint
• Nation/world briefs: May 27
• Webb in position for four more championships
• Better Business Bureau tips for homeowners
• CAK boys, girls going for doubles sweep
• Knox County workers to be laid off in 'protected class'
• Proposed county layoffs
• Body of Florida man found in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• ‘One swing of the bat’ ends CAK’s run, 3-0
• Walk-off HR by Evangelical Christian in 8th beats Webb School for title, 6-4
• Farragut one victory away from fourth title
• Webb School's Parker Wormsley 'still committed’ to Vols baseball
• It’s new, but huge for Hardin Valley soccer
• Fifth place not good enough for Gibbs softball, 4-2
• Knoxville woman charged in Union County homicide
• Florida man's body found in Smokies park
• State legislators, community leaders celebrate passage of historic domestic violence legislation
• Unknown legislator changes wording of budget on Planned Barrenhood funding
• Pellissippi State schedules summer, fall orientations for new students
• Farm subsidies face most serious threats yet
• Alumni Affairs to Hold Summer College Program July 13-17
• Ken Paulson: Suspect's mugshot: to publish or not to publish?
• Mom doesn't think it was a squirrely decision to miss critter
• Man dies in Solway motorcycle crash
• Forecast: Cold front may bring violent storms, with hail, wind, rain
• Webb gets momentum, earns shot at repeat
• Breakfast on the barbie
• Rosson: Questions cloud doll's value
• Bites: May 26
• Guest column: Homosexuals deserve equality under the law
• Editorial: Destination ImagiNation a boon for UT, city, world
• Maryville eliminated by Arlington air show, 5-0
• Slow start too much for CAK to overcome, 2-0
• Gibbs can't overcome bases-loaded jams, 2-1
• Resilliency reigns for CAK baseball
• Gibbs can't take 1-2 punch from Middle Tennessee
• Germantown's Tim Jackson wins Senior State Open
• Baseball notebook for May 26
• Sports digest: May 26
• Playing catch-up not a good scenario for Webb, 2-0
• Audit: LaFollette school principal accused of 'irresponsible spending'
• Nicky Delmonico lifts Farragut in extra innings, 9-6
• West Nile virus identified in South, West Knox County
• Webb School girls roll to Division II-A tennis title
• Crew reports laser incident as airliner approached McGhee Tyson
• Paul L. Kelley Volunteer Academy holds first graduation ceremony
• Specialized cleaning company looks to expand to Knoxville
• Students end school year with 'May Mania' event at Inskip Pool
• The International Biscuit Festival Puts Knoxville on the Hot, Buttery Culinary Map
• Beaten, Not Stirred: A Biscuit Story
• Why Do You Love Biscuits?
• Winning Ways With Biscuits
• Knox County Budget Battle
• Is Knoxville Really the "Worst City" for Public Transportation?
• House Bill 600 raises interesting constitutional questions
• Q&A: Kelle Jolly, winner of Mountain Soul Vocal competition featuring Dolly Parton songs
• Pellissippi State recognizes outstanding students
• Worker killed at Henley Street Bridge construction site
• Statesman’s Dinner Guest Declines Presidential Run
• County Commission’s Talking Head
• Friction Grows Between TWRA and Legislators
• End of the Free Ride for Seniors?
• Highway Robbery Pizza Special
• Statehood Day Festivities on Saturday
• knoxville + bust = 4,680,000 results
• Man shot and killed at Austin Homes housing project
• Black Lillies Set to Make Opry Debut in June
• Relix Comes to Life Under Christina Horn's Direction
• Local CD Review: John T. Baker, 'Woodgrain'
• Acadia Healthcare to merge with Mass. company
• Traffic moving on I-40W after 6-vehicle crash
• Forecast: Fog early, sunny, warmer
• Traffic tip for May 25
• Kingsbury ousts Greeneville from A/AA soccer tournament
• As Oprah's show ends, locals share their experiences with famous host
• Editorial: Good start on state education reform
• Community briefs
• Rebecca Simmons: Scouts from 1945 Troop gather for reunion
• Chandra Harris-McCray: Man takes pride in community, Fountain City event
• Beth Watson Drinnen: Couple celebrates 72 years of marriage
• Leslie Snow: Parenting 'mistakes' in eye of beholder
• Allison Rupp: Bearden students create promotional video
• Frank Munger: Counter-terrorism role part of Y-12's planning
• Central's Blanc finishes third in decathlon; Lee eighth
• Webb in a bigger hole after 12-1 loss
• Gibbs starts Class AA softball off with blowout
• CAK uses momentum, drops Dyersburg, 4-0
• Familiar spot nothing new for Webb boys, girls
• Gibbs hits home-run sweet spot
• Sparks fly at hearing on consumer protection bureau
• YourNews: Historical society places marker on Mary Grainger Blount’s grave
• YourNews: Shuler commits to play softball at Centre College
• YourNews: Digital Academy after-school program celebrates graduates
• YourNews: American Legion hears from University of Tennessee’s ROTC program
• YourNews: Roane State receives grant funding for special projects
• 9 bid for Anderson jail project; lowest about $1.44 million
• Real Estate Transfers 5/22/11
• Real Estate Foreclosures 5/22/11
• Advertising can warp your memory
• Knox County sheriff encourages pay raises for officers, county employees
• Appalachian Heritage Writers Symposium Presenter Belle Avery
• Playing with matches causes fire at North Knoxville home
• Union County officials arrested on multiple charges as part of ongoing investigation
• Lease for Knox County Drug Court space approved by County Commission
• Authorities: Henley Bridge worker killed by falling concrete
• Letters: GOP should admit it’s goal of union busting
• Letters: ‘Wisdom of age’ limited, but not useless
• Letters: Differences shouldn’t breed suspicions
• UT Veterinary School Provides Free Eye Exam for Service Dogs
• TEA makes last desperate attempt to save their political power
• No tax hike again for Oak Ridge
• Meth lab discovered in South Knoxville, suspect suffers second-degree burns
• Charles C. Haynes: When schools go to church, conflict follows
• Storms continue to pound Tennessee
• Seniors friending the tech age
• Knoxville man dies in I-75 crash
• Forecast: Thunderstorms on the way
• East Knoxville shooting leaves one dead
• Traffic tip for May 24
• Knoxville journalism teacher, students earn top awards
• Myth-busting students need votes
• Area high schools name valedictorians, salutatorians
• Nation/world briefs: May 24
• THP investigating fatal wreck on I-75 in Loudon County
• Marjorie Butler, Maddie Treasure capture golds
• Sports digest: May 24
• Baseball notebook for May 24
• Kevin Windle switching to William Blount
• Karns hires Ryan Reuss as girls soccer coach
• Spring Fling circus begins in Murfreesboro
• More severe weather rocks the Tri-Cities of East Tennessee
• YourNews: Range Dogs place first in Fountain City baseball tournament
• YourNews: Roane State student named Adult Learner of the Year
• 4 Sheriff's Office civilians denied upgraded pension request
• YourNews: Brunswick Corporation hosts Urban League Young Professionals
• Electron Spin and Superconductivity
• College of Engineering, Fisk University Sign Dual-Degree Agreement
• Aegean Mediterranean Grille temporarily closed
• Karns High School among dozens to hold graduation ceremonies at Thompson-Boling Arena
• Tennessee General Assembly adjourns for 2011
• Ex-Clinton football star Myron Whitt charged with rape
• Woman victim of Publishers Clearing House scam
• Longer school days could be on way in TN
• Anti-terror bill divides TN tea party
• Star witness in terror trial could heighten U.S.-Pakistan tension
• Coffee price hikes will bring tough wake-up calls
• Police search for two home robbery suspects
• Supervisors and sexual harassment: The law's murkier than you think
• Despite mining disaster, report says coal giant Massey 'has not changed' and execs stay on
• Meth lab explosion in South Knoxville severely injures man
• Forecast: Scattered showers, wet week possible
• George Korda: A budget message said in the least insensitive and nicest possible way
• Traffic tip for May 23
• Nation briefs: May 23
• 17 Iraqis, two US soldiers killed
• Knox-Know-it-all: Gun laws raise penalties in pharmacy robberies
• Baseball notebook for May 23
• State briefs: May 23
• Advocates say bill not helping keep students safe
• Finals of Destination ImagiNation to be held this week at UT
• Newsmakers: May 23
• Nature preserve to open in June in Morgan County
• Georgiana Vines: Making equality a priority
• Hardin Valley earns spot in state soccer tournament
• Walters State's run comes to end
• Growing Tomatoes in East Tennessee – Don’t stress them out
• David Climer: Tennessee Titans need Kerry Collins
• DCS computer glitch causes foster parents to miss payments
• East Tenn. rebounding from recession
• Editorial: Government helped blunt recession's blows
• Shadab Siddiqi: Osama bin Laden slandered Islam
• A man and a van: House fire and job loss leads to new adventure, possible business venture
• Snark Bites: Stacey Campfield plans 'Don's Say Taxes' bill next session
• A son recalls a mother's life well led
• Michael Silence: Buzz around Farmers' Market
• Gay Lyons: People and Parties: UGA coach talks gardening at fundraiser
• Bonnie Erbe: France tolerates 'bad boy' behavior
• Ann McFeatters: Infrastructure crumbling under foot
• Grammar Gremlins: There's reasons for some constructions
• Pilot can't control detergent levels
• Letters: May 22
• Seniors' free bus service takes cut
• Blount Judge W. Dale Young dies
• Highland Games celebrate heritage
• Two slain teens recalled at Austin-East graduation
• Smokies pound BayBears
• Tenn. Senate delays judiciary court bill
• Pujols not worried about slow start to season
• Scientists: Iceland volcano erupting
• Reading Festival draws crowd to World's Fair Park
• Knox Schools custodians, supporters express outsourcing concerns
• K.J. Parent's hit gives Webb chance to defend state title
• Sullivan County man arrested in alleged hammer attack upon three people
• Nissan supplier to build facility, hire 55 in first phase
• Islamic Center obtains mosque building permit
• Bill to boost cockfighting penalty again defeated
• Dan Thomasson: Gingrich lacks discipline needed for presidency
• Citizen's Voice: Consider outcome of underage drinking
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and one that did not
• Small Business Administration honors MCH
• Laundry tips for busy parents
• Family activities coming up
• Bible debates after bin Laden's death
• Family smackdown: Do you step into the ring?
• Older moms a new movement
• Parents have role in kids' drug decisions
• Clifford May: Bill aims to block gun sales to terror suspects
• A new welcome to the Smokies
• Letter: Article misleads on federal budget cuts
• Crash hampers eastbound I-40 at Walker Springs/Gallaher View
• Fowler guilty of murder in South Knox home invasion
• Police: Man admits to two Dollar General store robberies
• Church events: May 21
• Philanthropy report - May 22
• Life and Arts Announcements - May 22
• Todd Wright resigns at Lenoir City
• Tom Humphrey: House approves extension of unemployment benefits -- with Haslam help
• Accused Knoxville killer gets new lawyer and a warning
• Letters: Jesus’ take on guns? Answer is in the Bible
• Letters: Article on literacy program stereotypical
• Letters: Bin Laden’s death shouldn’t be partisan
• Letters: Teach kids grammar, not how to go green
• 'OK to Say Gay' rally set for Sunday in Knoxville
• Linking degrees with jobs a needed undertaking
• After historic debate, collective bargaining bill passes TN House
• Couple accused of stealing state money meant for bio-diesel plant
• Rhea County Mayor George Thacker gets diversion in prostitution case
• Retiree uses time and love of the outdoors to create a private garden in East Knoxville
• Get active
• Controls stifling us, execs declare
• Bill would be boost to electric cars
• Union County, TBI investigating reported shooting of woman found lying in road
• Traffic tip for May 20
• Disaster recovery centers in East Tennessee change operation hours
• Forecast: Sprinkles early, warmup ahead
• Flaherty's bat does job for Smokies, 9-7
• Seymour reaches sectional for 1st time, 9-2
• Proposed budget cuts hit Knox County seniors
• Nation briefs: May 20
• Gill twins sign with Davidson College
• CAK girls have state tennis title in mind
• Authorities search for suspects in Fentress County bank robbery
• Changes work in favor of Walters State
• Whartons moving to Nashville
• Ashley Rose Penery cares for a vegetable garden spot available...
• Gardening News From Beardsley Community Farm
• Scott Farmer was recently elected to serve as chairman for the...
• Knox County Young Republicans Federation by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town for May 20, 2011 by Martha Rose Woodward
• Letter: Storms hit South Knoxville hard
• Get back to the basics, get rid of computers
• Letter: Columnist's rant on photo ID off target
• Suspect in wreck that injured Knoxville officer turns self in
• Jury ready to decide man's fate in fatal South Knox invasion
• KCSO investigating death of woman found in East Knox house
• Trevor Bayne won't race this weekend
• Child attacked by baby camel at Knoxville Zoo
• Suspects arrested during meth lab bust in South Knoxville
• KUB board approves increased budget of $859 million
• State unemployment rate rises in April
• The legislative marathon in Nashville
• Man arrested in hit-and-run accident involving stolen vehicle
• College of Veterinary Medicine Program Helps People Cope with Loss of Pets
• Newfound Press Publishes Multimedia Work on Vietnam Vet War Protesters
• Anderson Center, Pro2Serve Establish Nonprofit Consortium
• No end in sight for debate on debit-card fees for retailers
• Survey: Tri-Cities residents not catching enough Z's
• $5.9M offered for Lambuth
• FEMA yanks flood aid away
• Oak Ridge teen injured fighting home intruder
• Trevor Bayne likely to run two races this weekend in return from illness
• Forecast: Cloudy but warmer
• Traffic tip for May 19
• Touted upgrades like Browns Ferry's failed in Japan
• Rosy adds spinach and mushrooms to menu following recipe contest
• Food Briefs: May 19
• Ask Food Network: Tips on cooking with peanut butter
• Overwhelmed dealerships hire out-of-state firms to help repair hail damage
• Bites: May 19
• Simple menu has dinner wrapped up
• Joe Rosson: Vintage table not yet an antique
• Food Tips: Eat these foods for a happy mouth
• Business briefs: May 19
• Gibbs cashes in on its chances, 5-1
• Smokies rally with 3 in ninth
• Grainger grand jury hands up 86-count drug indictment
• South Knox boy severely injured in dog-mauling
• Knoxville police: Assault suspect nabbed after fleeing in stolen vehicle
• US imposes sanctions on Syrian president, six aides
• Rocky Hill elementary to get interim principal while current chief deployed
• Peter Malnati, Chris Dibble, Scott Masters qualify for sectional
• Park rangers searching for N.C. man missing since April 27
• Knoxville couple one of four nationwide to win 'My Gatlinburg Wedding' contest
• YourNews: Christenberry Elementary students take library field trip
• Engineering firm AMEC buying rival MACTEC for $280M
• YourNews: Webb students create Cranes of Hope for children of Japan
• YourNews: Art Market Gallery exhibit features Nelson Ziegler, Steve Smith
• Anderson Center, Pro2Serve Establish Nonprofit Consortium
• Knoxville chamber named finalist for national award
• Suspects sought in car jacking involving five-year-old boy
• Monroe County probing shooting of man
• Jerry Mynatt resigns as Campbell County football coach
• City Council postpones hillside and ridgetop development plan for 60 days
• The Knoxville Knights Play—and Win—at Semipro Football in an Orange-Obsessed Town
• The Knoxville Force Kicks Off its First Season
• A Kickball League of Our Own
• Beck Center Faces Potentially Lethal Budget Cut
• Really Transparent?
• How Goes the East?
• Reverse Checking
• County's Proposed Budget Includes Funding for Hope Resource Center
• Dirty Guv'nahs Begin Work on New CD
• Festival Season Continues With Dylan Bash and New Roots Benefit
• Q&A: Brenda Herron, Restaurant Employee of the Year, Knoxville Tourism Alliance
• Getting real on the debt
• Local CD Review: , Distant
• Compassion Knoxville Holds Community Meeting
• Caught by Modern Conveniences
• Connected Tennessee Study Shows Business Benefits of Broadband
• knoxville + raw = 5,290,000 results
• Flames erupt in Morristown woodworking business
• Bo Bennett does not let youth, lack of experience stop his mayoral pursuit
• As landlines fall out of favor, states mull an end to regulation
• Sheriff demotes sergeant for email
• West TN police detective fired after Hooters visit
• Ex-Memphis officer sentenced to 2 years for beating transgender prisoner, tax evasion
• Disaster help is available even if you have insurance
• Forecast: Showers, temperatures rising
• Compassion Knoxville holds public input meeting
• Two of dog show world’s top players call Knoxville home
• Rebecca Simmons: South Knox dog park expected to open in July
• Editorial: Utility district reform a statewide triumph
• Frank Munger: Putting new life into old reactor
• Ron Ramsey: Program to snuff out smoking deserves funding
• Developer demands apology; PBA chief says he doesn’t recall saying anything ‘incorrect’
• Witness: 2 men donned black before fatal South Knox invasion
• YourNews: Local band plans concert to benefit Tiny Hands International
• YourNews: Knoxville Symphony gives free performance
• YourNews: Madden commits to play volleyball at Virginia Intermont College
• YourNews: SailAway Learning & Academy announces scholars lists
• 1 killed in ammo store fire in South Nashville
• Letters: Yes Men come clean, James O’Keefe doesn’t
• Letters: Varying opinions mean truth not yet found
• Letters: ‘Terrorist’ bill a dangerous move
• Letters: Assimilate, but respect new cultures
• Tennessee chambers blast Wall Street Journal
• Alcoa on short list for Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. operation
• Contact FEMA regarding storm damage
• Performance pay plan in Knox County Schools may be limited
• TN House scheduled to take up collective bargaining bill Thursday
• Oil refiners' big profits help keep gasoline prices high
• Site plan submitted for Costco in Farragut
• Suspect sought in North Broadway Walgreens robbery
• Crissy Haslam appears in Knoxville to help kick off 'Read With Your Child' campaign
• UT Libraries Offers Online Access to Historical Religious Sermons
• UT Farmers Market Opens Tomorrow
• Two UT Students Graduate, Become US Citizens in One Day
• Wacker asks self: Is capacity enough?
• Food Lion polishes stores to keep up with competition
• Forecast: Whether it's Dogwood, Blackberry, Locust or Redbud Winter; it's still chilly
• TVA's Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant reactor's cooling system stalls
• Despite budget-cutting mood in Congress, East Tennessee House members support $3 billion to $5 billion for Y-12
• Ken Paulson: Rewrite may save Stolen Valor Act
• Traffic tip for May 17
• Our School Rocks: Diversity, tradition define Oak Ridge High School
• Oak Ridge Highs School STATS
• Award-winning teacher prefers real-world application
• Knox campaign urges parents to read to kids
• Nation/world briefs: May 17
• House bill would push back school start dates in Tennessee
• Baseball notebook for May 17
• All-Star race tries to exploit Busch-Harvick feud
• Sports diegest: May 17
• Knoxville College receives $10,000 'Retool Your School' grant from Home Depot
• Oak Ridge High School senior wins $100,000 scholarship
• 'Proud' day for William Blount
• Tennessee to get part of $6 Million in Disaster Recovery Aid from USDA
• Oak Ridge 7th-graders suspended in pot-peddling bust
• Knoxville merchants say Amazon sales tax deal unfair
• South-Doyle boys basketball coach Scott Eggleston resigns
• How's business in Japan? Depends who you ask
• YourNews: Youth Leadership Anderson County program holds graduation
• Apartment complex vehicle confrontation results in fatal shooting
• Man arrested in Family Dollar robbery, police officer confrontation
• Playing political favorites...
• Letter: Planned Parenthood's 2012 plan of attack
• Letter: HonorAir trip an honor and a pleasure
• Letter: Extend hospitality to local Muslims
• Villa Collina under contract
• Traffic tip for May 16
• Smokies hammer Lookouts ace, 13-1
• Rig rolls over on I-275 southbound ramp
• Forecast: Clouds, showers, cool
• Crystal clear: Farragut retiree catches the sun and decorators' eyes with mini-chandeliers
• Heather Alexander: Affordable gift ideas for teacher
• Chic looks can be yours for much lower prices
• Dave Ramsey: Credit card for airline miles isn't good idea
• Some bugs benefit gardens, eat other pests
• Arranging takes flowers to pro level
• Editorial: Revamped foreclosure bill still inadequate
• Legislative notebook: House votes to end pretrial diversion option
• Nation/world briefs: May 16
• Rumors swirl that Hooters may drop sponsorship of tour
• Sports Digest: May 16
• Pitch selection, errors doom Carson-Newman softball
• Matty Reed repeats in Revolution 3 Triathlon
• Heritage middle takes state golf title
• High water levels hurting outdoor businesses
• Kingsport Sculpture Walk V to be exhibit until April 2012
• Ian McFeron and Patty Griffin
• The Music of Ian Feron by M. Woodward
• Laura Riester, the Iris Lady by Martha Rose Woodward
• Tennessee State Judiciary Committee Passes Bill #1299
• Talk of the Town by M. Woodward
• Lookouts come out swinging, 9-1
• Sam Venable: What a great song it could be!
• East Tennessee missed the full brunt of the Great Recession but wasn't completely immune to decade's struggles
• Henry shoots 63 to set standard at River Islands
• Farragut's Burns happy to be close to home
• A yearning to give back: More college grads turn to public-service jobs
• Roger Harris: Reagan had the right idea
• David Moon: More hospitals not a sign of health
• Bob Hodge: Latest political fight might be high-noon moment for TWRA
• Sam Venable: Newcomers earn wings as turkey season ends
• Pam Reeves: Review work harassment policies
• Meetings to discuss homelessness set
• Events mark end of Troutfest
• As gas prices surge, some drivers go natural route
• Jack McElroy: City had good run of news in May 1861
• Tom Humphrey: A monster stalks Legislatorland
• Letters: May 15
• Business people for May 15
• Business bulletin board for May 15
• '60 Minutes' examines West Memphis shootings
• Sports bulletin board for May 15
• Ponzi schemer Dennis Bolze’s house sells for $1.93 million
• Accused teacher's record clean
• Rural/Metro to take over fire protection in Heiskell area
• Autopsy set after man’s body found off Concord Road
• KPD officer, 2 people recovering after Northshore crash
• David L. Hudson Jr.: Muslim inmate’s retaliation claim rightly reinstated
• Gene Policinski: Opposing flag-burning with violence trashes freedom
• Not over yet: Randolph powers Memphis Grizzlies to hot 2nd half, into Game 7
• Fresh start for food bank
• LSU pours it on Vols
• Skoda provides offense, 2-0
• Online attention, lack of privacy may create self-absorbed kids, author says
• Four named to state Ethics Commission
• Weather-related fatality first in Knox in 10 years
• Hardware company adds to services
• Knox area gets low marks in transit study
• Georgiana Vines: Hammond won't seek Senate seat
• Sherrie Gardner Howell: Help family develop a love of the arts
• Grocer guilty in drug scheme
• LMU grads achieve first
• Playtime: Princess and Pirate Day at the Zoo
• Out-of-state gold buyer charged in Oak Ridge
• 4 charged following rash of ET burglaries
• Samuel Glass found guilty in slaying of 17-year-old Knoxville girl
• 'Symphony on the Square' moved indoors due to rain
• Obama to meet with flood victims while in Memphis on Monday
• Philanthropy report - May 15
• Life and Arts Announcements - May 15
• Opposition to virtual classrooms by some shows lack of innovation
• Asheville police search for fake cop
• Church events: May 14
• Germantown woman claiming to be Jerry Lee Lewis' daughter charged in infant's death
• Flooding sends sewage into yards, streets in some Memphis neighborhoods
• Belmont to join Ohio Valley Conference
• Knoxville Chamber challenges Wall Street Journal editorial
• Thousands Graduate from UT; Entry-Level Job Market is Showing Improvement
• Letters: If students don’t clean up, paddle them
• Eighth Annual Alex Haley Auction and Golf Tournament to be Held May 15-16
• Family Celebrates Three Brothers’ Graduations
• Tammy Harrington tapped as new Blount County judge
• We can't control the weather, but we can be prepared
• UTPD Golf Tournament Next Week
• Labor board's action in Boeing case my curb efforts to lure jobs to TN
• Fifteen Months after Shooting, Inskip Principals Earn Doctorates from UT
• 489th soldiers deploy for NJ on way to Afghanistan
• Forecast: Isolated storms possible through weekend
• Ken Paulson: Company's attempt to stifle satire fails
• Traffic tip for May 13
• Walters State out of region tourney
• William Blount overtakes Maryville, 8-7
• Lindsay Stickrod's play lifts Kingston over Alcoa
• CAK outlasts Alcoa in shootout
• Gov. Bill Haslam expected to sign measure aimed at meth traffic
• Former KCDC homes ready for foreclosures
• Gardeners' favorite is Veggie of the Year
• Editorial: Jobs ranking shows Knox economy is recovering
• Get Active Briefs: May 13
• Services held for retired engineer Andrew J. "Jack" Thompson
• Calvin Smith, UT professor, French horn player, dies at 61
• Woman charged after meth lab found at Maryville home
• West's Jeff Wright steps down as baseball coach
• Food stamp aid extended for storm-ravaged counties
• PrepXtra Where Are They Now?: Mac Thoreson, J.D. Wallace
• Signings and other PrepXtra notes
• Julia Petree living her dream by signing with UT
• 15 months after shooting, Inskip Elementary educators getting doctoral degrees today
• Maryville man charged in marijuana growing operation
• New details in the bin Laden docs: Portrait of a fugitive micro-manager
• YourNews: Bath Fitter to hold open house May 28
• YourNews: SailAway Learning & Academy announces final open house
• YourNews: Centro Hispano to host open house May 21
• 'Total accident,' shooter in DaChanna Dotson slaying testifies
• YourNews: Plank commits to play lacrosse at Denison University
• Burchett, Hamilton, St. John's Cathedral honored with Founding Families Awards
• WUTK 90.3 FM Named Knoxville’s Best Radio Station for Sixth Straight Year
• Years after 'Idol,' Bo Bice enjoying own brand of success
• Halls Middle School teacher arrested for allegedly beating girlfriend
• Uninsured damage victims urged to contact city with estimates
• Harwell fulfills promise to move collective bargaining bill
• UT’s Burundian Refugee Project Wins National Outreach Award
• UT Student Business, ‘How’s the Living,’ Wins Again
• Belmont sets NCAA record with 19-run first inning
• Comcast to hire FCC official who voted for merger
• Forecast: Warm, isolated storms
• Traffic tip for May 12
• Presbyterians approve change that opens door to gay clergy
• One-time ballerina finds great success in switch to culinary career
• Y-12 protesters convicted of trespassing at July event
• Man charged with shooting fishing neighbor
• Harriman man charged in stabbing death in Gatlinburg condo
• NRC waives enforcement of fire rules at nuclear plants
• YourNews: Pilot Club fashion show raises 4K for brain health programs
• Clifford Rodgers Aims to Calm Election Commission Turmoil
• YourNews: National Society Magna Charta Dames installs new officers
• YourNews: Rotary Club treats arts students to ‘The Music Man’
• YourNews: Home Federal Bank supports Knoxville Walk to Cure Diabetes
• Union Avenue Books Set to Open
• Speech, But No Barbecue
• Little Screw-Ups Now Okay
• Level Playing Field?
• Suspected hit-and-run shoplifter surrenders to Knoxville police
• Letters: Set good example by using correct grammar
• Letters: Obama needs help in turning country around
• Letters: Ethanol critical in lessening foreign oil
• Letters: Balance budget now or nation goes broke
• Letters: UT wise to fire Bruce Pearl for breaking rules
• Prosecution rests case in "Little Sam" Glass murder trial
• TVA responds to Browns Ferry citation
• Kingston moving to shift city election dates
• Collective bargaining bill subject to legislative "ping-pong"
• UPDATE: Suspect identified that injured man during hit-and-run, shoplifting incident at Clinton Highway Wal-Mart
• Woman shot at Western Avenue Krystal
• Clean Fuels Coalition launches Idle-Free School Zone project
• Q&A: Bill Tuggle, shoe shine stand operator, Plaza Tower on Gay Street
• Sororities Say, “It Takes a Village”
• A Model Thief
• knoxville + cradle = 1,230,000 results
• City Council Workshop to Discuss Re-imagining Henley Street
• R.I.P. Todd “Bonehead” Townsend, 1960-2011
• Cops Mistake Abigail Washburn and Bandmates for Magicians and Robbers
• Adam Johnson faces March 5 trial in parents' homicides
• Man robs Western Avenue credit union
• Oak Ridge High School Student Wins at National Science Competition
• Pit bull mauls 79-year-old Knox woman
• Woman found shot in Knox parking lot
• River hits crest at Memphis
• Dump truck crash closes Raccoon Valley Road
• Forecast: Thunderstorms linger, sunny skies
• Amateurs rule the day at State Open
• Sports digest: May 11
• NFL notebook for May 11
• CAK boys, girls take tennis titles
• Handful of hits all CAK needs
• No vote taken on Amazon
• Josh Flory: Neighbors step in to salvage a gem
• Sullivan County: government and students come together for Citizenship day
• Highlighting drug industry influence, watchdog says overmedication in nursing homes Is troubling
• Perfect storm for ORNL cyber attack
• Fees, hard seats top air travelers gripes
• Scientific study links flammable drinking water to fracking
• Security officer: Y-12 protesters used 'aggressive' tactics
• KnoxMoms.com: Low cost celebrations big on fun for frugal mom
• KnoxMoms.com: Corryton mom starts the party early
• Nap in Motel 6 parking lot leads to meth lab bust
• Man shot during incident at Magnolia Avenue store
• Man injured during hit-and-run, shoplifting incident at Clinton Highway Wal-Mart
• South-Doyle High student named Knox County School Board student representative
• Vote 5-4 in Judiciary Committee
• GM to add or preserve 4,000 jobs, invest $2B in plants
• Google to launch cloud-based Music Beta service
• Knox County fourth-graders enjoy Smokies game as part of annual health awareness event
• Letters: Reservoir failure due to faulty construction?
• Letters: At their current rate, GOP needs to worry
• Letters: Tenn. is barbaric with $50 cockfighting fine
• Letters: Strike up the band for improved math scores
• Letters: Ex-judge’s diversion sentence criticized
• Letters: GOP’s shift toward Ayn Rand troubling
• Sleeping man leads to meth find in N. Knox motel
• Tennessee's leaders should do their part to protect marriage
• Fifteen High School Seniors Named as UT’s New Class of Haslam Scholars
• Knox area gasoline prices drop again
• TDOT closes lane on I-40 near West Hills for repairs
• UT Report Shows Gaps in Graduate Supply and Job Demand
• UT/ORNL Researchers to Participate in US State Department EcoPartnership
• NC sheriff defends drug arrest for tortilla dough
• Married couples now a minority in TN
• Dad whose ex-wife moved kids to Japan says $6M win 'bittersweet'
• Forecast: Mild and dry to start the day, rain on the way
• Joe Biddle: Nashville Predators should take pride in playoff effort
• Grizzlies refuse to quit, force three overtimes before falling to Thunder, 133-123
• Traffic tip for May 10
• Audrey Woodby explodes for Karns
• Sports digest: May 10
• Nation/world briefs: May 10
• Massey is latest in Duncan family to seek office
• Probe of Ford's F-150 trucks expanded
• Private service, burial set for Lt. Col. Frank Bryant, killed in Kabul attack
• Francis appointed to fill vacancy on Knox County Election Commission
• Warrants name assailant in Oliver Springs fatal knifing
• Rarity headquarters headed to auction block?
• YourNews: Lance Cunningham Ford to host Ford Technology Event
• YourNews: Mercy sponsors a bike ride to benefit CARDIAC Kids Program
• YourNews: Gasoline discount offered to customers who register for Speedpass
• YourNews: Dixie Stixx softball team places second in USFA Eagle Classic
• YourNews: Author Pamela Schoenewaldt to speak at Roane State
• YourNews: Free legal advice offered on family, criminal and immigration issues
• UT Students Compete on National Mall for EPA P3 Award
• 107th General Assembly moving conservative agenda
• UT Scientist: Flowers’ Rapid Growth Rate Can Be Traced Back 65 Million Years
• Former Farragut High student killed in car accident on I-40
• Fire at J.D. Byrider car dealership injures firefighter
• 'Party mom' Leslie Janous apprehended in Arizona
• Suspect sought in Subway robbery on Kingston Pike
• Two arrested during standoff with police after robbing Western Avenue Krystal
• Police identify victim in I-40 crash
• Report: Casino revenue drops near Asheville
• Woman injured, but child unharmed in Lovell Road crash
• Couple arrested after robbery, chase, standoff
• UT Student Becomes Finalist in National Economics Contest
• Reading or Math Troubles? UT to Offer Tutoring for Kids in Grades 1–6
• Knoxville company aiding in Japanese nuclear plant crisis
• GM exec: Time isn't right to restart Spring Hill's vehicle assembly line
• David L. Hudson Jr.: Court neuters dog owners' First Amendment challenges
• Tennessee Titans players fall behind with no practices during NFL lockout
• High schools expect power outage with new bats
• Forecast: Patchy fog possible early; sunny skies ahead
• Josh Smith, Jeff Teague lead Hawks past Bulls, 100-88
• Mom’s nonprofit provides diapers to families in need
• Susan Alexander: What is your money 'habitude'?
• Makeup can give chemo patients a boost
• Dave Ramsey: Don't give money to impulsive son
• Boxer Caleb Plant fights through adversity
• Heiskell fire service to vote on fee
• Environmental groups see politics behind delay of rules on coal ash
• Police search for suspect in W. Knoxville robbery
• Knox Know-it-all: Storms costly to KUB, but burying power lines costlier
• Knox County to close, sell Solway Greenwaste Facility
• One killed in single-vehicle wreck on Interstate 40 East
• Plant Swap=May 28 New Harvest Park 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
• Smith's victory reminiscent of Bayne's Daytona surprise
• Ken Paulson: Can you post others' work? It depends
• Rivers rising relentlessly; Memphis-area evacuations, preparations pick up
• Millions in Nashville flood relief donations remain unspent
• Amazon eyeing Knoxville and Nashville
• Mercy Health's for-profit suitor HMA could be a major shift in financial approach to Knox health care
• Donald Sensing: Bin Laden's death alters the counter-terrorism battlefield
• Foreclosure bill fight rages
• Sam Venable: Fine dining for dear ol' Mom
• Wayne Bledsoe: Netflix on time to the party
• Jim Shelby: Costs of overhaul law questioned
• Science and art blend in Heilman's nature photos
• ET mothers- and daughters-in-law reflect on ups and downs in their relationships
• Heroin supplier faces minimum 20 years for link to overdose
• Bob Hodge: Reeled in shellcrackers, Boston terrier
• David Moon: Buffett: Expertise key to investment picks
• Wesleyan stops Union for AAC title
• Bowling results
• Sports bulletin board for May 8
• Business people for May 8
• Knoxville area birth list for May 8
• Janous hearing Monday in Phoenix
• Animal Kingdom, at 20-1, wins the Kentucky Derby
• Opening day at the Appalachian Farmers Market
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and some that did not
• Firefighter injured fighting Kingston Pike business blaze
• Street Rod event another fun weekend for car couple
• Memphis high school teacher charged with having sex with 2 students
• The Heart Rhythm Society responds to ProPublica's questions
• Heart Society's tip sheets fail o mention risks
• Baseball briefs for May 7
• Predators will be without Smithson in Game 5
• Perez the talk of Wells Fargo
• Seymour keeps rolling, 18-0
• Nelson sets tone for Irish
• Party mom Leslie Janous nabbed
• Sevier teacher reinstated following courtroom victory
• Recession-battered manufacturers merge
• Northshore lane closure creates merchant anxiety
• State Sen. Stacey Campfield says precedent set
• Clayton among 9 Pinnacle Award recipients
• 75 teachers to get notices
• CID concludes infant death investigation at Fort Bragg
• Mayor Burchett says budget knife is attention-getter for economic development group
• Financial ties bind medical ocieties to drug and device makers
• FEMA disaster recovery centers have opened in Jonesborough and Greeneville
• Republicans should remember history when planning 2012 election strategy
• Your weekend wrap-up of the doubts, debates, and new details of the bin Laden raid
• Medical groups shy about detailing industry financial support
• UT workers union rallies for higher pay
• Church events: May 7
• Philanthropy report - May 8
• Life and Arts Announcements - May 8
• 3 charged after man, 55, found dead in Oliver Springs trailer home
• Letter: Obama example that hard work pays off
• Letter: Pearl backers need to go back to school
• Embezzler, "Party Mom" fugitive Leslie Janous captured in Arizona
• Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden's death, threatens to retaliate
• UT Knoxville, UT Athletics Team Up to Help ET Storm Victims
• Renee Wheeler was interviewed last week on Community Television...
• Renee Wheeler's Interview on Community TV by M. Woodward
• Torch Club Meeting for May 19 by M. Woodward
• Residents were left to clear damage from fallen trees caused by...
• Talk of the Town May 6, 2011 by M. Woodward
• Congressman John Duncan, Jr. has served 23 years as a...
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• Keith Maginn is the Volunteer Coordinator for Habitat for...
• Turning This Thing Around M. Woodward
• Woman indicted in alleged Bristol car theft accused of swapping keys during test drive
• Hawkins woman claims to be president, awaiting Kid Rock
• MTSU grads seek careers in air traffic control
• Surprise! Gas prices fall — slightly
• UT Community Asked to Donate for Tornado Relief
• Geography Department Names Sid Jumper Outstanding Alumnus
• UT Knoxville Improving Online Education to Benefit Students
• Oak Ridge names next girls' basketball coach
• Traffic tip for May 6
• Forecast: Clouds, isolated showers, sunshine
• Hike of the Month: Eleven-mile hike results in 360-degree vista at Mount Cammerer fire tower
• In storms' disarray, look out for red flags
• Pam Strickland: Produce in schools can be nutritious, educational
• Greg Johnson: Time running out on education reform
• Editorial: High-speed rail an investment in the future
• Get Active Briefs: May 6
• State briefs: May 6
• Sister of US Rep. John J. Duncan Jr. to run for state Senate
• Nation/world briefs: May 6
• Greene County resident dies of tornado-related injuries
• Sevierville voters put idea of liquor stores on ice
• Consumer fraud suit calls Trump U an ‘infomercial’
• 35 arrested in Blount County drug roundup
• Abuse, neglect charge dropped against Kodak teacher
• Bicyclist hospitalized after being struck on Blount County highway
• Becky Duncan Massey to run for Jamie Woodson's Senate seat
• Letters: Move to cheap labor unsafe for everyone
• Letters: Intelligent design not against science
• Letters: Science protectors endow omnipotence
• Letters: Governed by rich goal of teacher attacks
• YourNews: Civil War exhibit to open at Confederate Memorial Hall
• Pellissippi State ‘non-traditional’ student graduates thanks to perseverance … and inspiration from art
• Leo Kottke says he doesn't need to adjust to 'the times' in music
• UT Welcomes Noted Speakers for Spring Commencement Ceremonies
• Group protests potential outsourcing of school custodial jobs
• Brian Barber, Colleagues Get $450K to Study Youth in Egyptian Revolution
• Small schools, private schools dropping softball as player pool wanes
• TSSAA fields appeals from Briarcrest Christian, Houston
• GreenBank parent agrees to sale
• FSG inks deal for 'strategic advisory services'
• Wartburg police captain dies from injuries in assault
• Man arrested on aggravated robbery charges at Western Avenue Kroger
• Chancellor’s Challenge Progress Continues
• New research shows just how much tastes for different foods come from time spent in utero
• Sullivan County corrections officer terminated
• Tennessee shared lethal injection drugs
• Sales tax demand could drive Amazon away
• Staffing firm to hire 300 for Volkswagen
• Dry weather, new maps cut Memphis-area flood damage estimate nearly half
• Obama administration moves forward on trade deals
• Stuck truck closes Central Avenue Pike
• Google 'doodler' from Dayton headed to New York
• Response to collective bargaining bill stalling is critical test for Harwell
• Appalachian Farmers Market – More than just produce
• Anthony Wise recommended as next president for Pellissippi State
• Anderson jury convicts son-in-law in hatchet murder
• ET Foundation taking donations to help after April 27 tornado outbreak
• Weather Service confirms more ET tornadoes; 1 hit Farragut
• Letters: Left’s bare-faced narcissism revolting
• Letters: Make cuts to Congress if no budget passed
• Letters: Debt, spending makes a nation of beggars
• Letters: Civil War over Southern tax dollars
• David L. Hudson Jr.: Curse a cop, face arrest, take a pounding - without legal redress
• Comcast to invest additional $300M for NBC programming
• See iconic items Debbie Reynolds is auctioning off
• Hawkins County sheriff opens law enforcement substation at Edison fire hall
• Man admits making threats to Congressman Phil Roe's office
• Bradley man accused of stealing from neighbor’s storm-damaged home
• Berkline files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• TMZ: Police mistakenly sent to Titans' Chris Johnson's house
• Letter Carriers' Food Drive set for May 14 in Knox County
• Saving Austin-East Magnet High School
• Tennessee’s New Oil and Gas Drilling Regulations Ignore 'Fracking'
• Knoxville Launches Curbside Recycling
• How Mercy Health Systems Chose Health Management Associates
• Ripple Effects in Mayor’s Race
• After Years of Bridge Construction, Highlands Row Gets First Tenant
• Bearden's Hanson Gallery to Close
• Keller Wallace, Volunteer Street Rod Association’s coordinator for Street Rod Nationals South Plus
• Whitechapel Runs Into Trouble on the Road in Germany
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• Local CD Review: Taylor Brown and Company: 'Danced With the Devil'
• You Can Find Everything on Craigslist (Including Culprits)
• 6,000 calls for Knoxville's 311
• UT Holds Free Anxiety and Depression Screening
• Local Singer/Songwriter Jeff Barbra's Song Helps Unitarian Campaign
• Five arrested in prostitution sting near Magnolia, Central Avenues
• Officers cleared in April 14 shooting incident
• Encounters with Florida panthers make for memorable turkey hunts
• David Climer: Vancouver Canucks disappoint Nashville Predators fans
• Geoff Calkins: Grizzlies can return to role as underdog
• Police make quick arrest in reported robbery in Western Avenue store lot
• Cowan resigns at Bearden
• Pellissippi State to confer record number of degrees on May 6
• UT Student Receives State Department Critical Language Scholarship
• Mild winter drops power demand in TVA region
• Malicious programmers focus on smartphones, tablets
• Facebook's 'Like' button becomes force in e-commerce
• Swiftly formed coalition doomed Amazon's S.C. tax break
• Is Tennessee basing budget decisions on word of Washington?
• Forecast: Fog early; mostly sunny
• Traffic tip for May 4
• George Korda: A Knox county budget without a Next Big Project in sight
• Mobile jumps on Smokies, 8-6
• Women Today makeover: New phase brings updated look for West Knox resident
• Editorial: Lawmakers wisely refrain from making laws
• Piney Falls - A Cumberland Plateau wonder
• Signings and other PrepXtra notes: May 4
• 700th victory for Loudon’s Bill Thompson
• Knoxville police: Prostitution sting nets five arrests
• KPD officers cleared in man's shooting death
• Bin Laden's death leads to surge in cybercrimes, Internet scams
• UT Continues Its Global Leadership Role in Wireless Internet Technology
• Green Mountain Coffee Roasters profit jumps 172 percent
• TVA says about 118,000 without power Tuesday in Tenn., Ala.
• Knoxville 'party mom' Janous added to 'America's Most Wanted' website
• YourNews: UT student elected East Tennessee President of Music Educators’ Association
• YourNews: George K. Schweitzer donates War of 1812 books
• YourNews: Museum of Appalachia to host Sunday Afternoon Gospel Sing
• YourNews: ‘Golf and Wine About It’ to benefit the Open Arms Care Foundation
• YourNews: Congressman Duncan to give Maryville College commencement address
• YourNews: Church garage sale raises money for local ministries
• YourNews: Roane State accepting registrations for Wilderness First Responder course
• YourNews: Willow Brook Elementary competes for Healthy Living Innovation Award
• Knoxville soldier serves with Alabama ties, but a Knoxvillian at heart
• Letters: Must be clear teaching evolution is a theory
• Monroe County man killed in tractor rollover
• DA: Woman died of heart problem; murder charges dismissed against 3
• Bryan College opens Knoxville satellite campus
• Fire occurs at East Knoxville residence, killing family pet
• Pedestrian, child hit by vehicle at Broadway Shopping Center; suspects arrested
• Kingston Pike bridge project finally completed
• Burchett forced to make layoffs as part of budget proposal
• Burchett presents FY 2011-2012 budget proposal
• Wartburg police captain dies of injuries sustained during suspect's arrest
• Cost of storms on Cleveland, Bradley County could hit $10 million
• Bin Laden's massive compound a mystery to neighbors
• NWS: April wetter, hotter than normal in Knoxville
• Gene Policinski: Take time out to celebrate World Press Freedom Day
• Forecast: Cold front bringing showers, thunderstorms and drop in temperatures
• Special to No Silence Here: What's next?
• Traffic tip for May 3
• Members of Knoxville's Muslim community cheer justice
• Natalie Campbell seeks to make school easier for sister and anyone with a disability
• Lola Alapo: Knoxville teacher wins class makeover
• Textme Briefs: May 3
• Reaction to Osama bin Laden's death
• UT officers, parents to testify against guns on campus bill
• East Tennessee Historical Society Civil War Sesquicentennial Programs
• New CFO at GreenBank parent
• Chrysler reports first post-bankruptcy profit
• Southwest closes purchase of AirTran
• 3 guards injured at prison; Morgan County complex on lockdown
• Letters: An open mind as long as Obama re-elected
• Letters: Tired of excuses, balance the books
• Letters: Government grows, private sector shrinks
• Letters: Teach multiple theories of life origins
• Letters: Put the fizz back in taxing sodas effort
• Knox man dies in motorcycle crash
• Man robs Knoxville gas station at gunpoint
• Pellissippi State honors employees and retirees
• Mother’s Day buffet menu announced at Knoxville’s Crowne Plaza
• UT student named finalist in national economics contest
• Real Estate Transfers 5/1/11
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• Corker, Fleischmann say bin Laden's death sends message, stress vigilance
• Burchett budget: No property tax hike; general fund cuts; bumps to schools, public safety
• ATM fees creep higher as banks lose other revenue
• Killing of bin Laden in heart of Pakistan likely to raise new suspicions
• Forecast: Isolated thunderstorms possible
• VP Joe Biden, Sen. Lindsey Graham share news of Osama bin Laden's death
• Osama bin Laden's violent legacy stretches back decades
• Osama bin Laden: Millionaire mass murderer
• Osama bin Laden's death brings justice, but not an end to danger
• Sports digest: May 2
• Never Ever tennis program to be offered at two locations
• Smokies lose second in a row, 4-1
• Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett to unveil budget proposal
• Going full time in retirement, Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood handles big cases
• Few competitors ready to take on Bob Corker in 2012
• Mavericks 'willing to work'
• Baseball notebook for May 2
• Stacey Campfield reflects conservative agenda
• Alleged shoplifters nabbed after getaway car strikes woman, child
• Knoxville police investigating early morning shooting
• Travor Bayne doesn't think insect bite is behind illness; still in Mayo Clinic
• Bill would boost safety for cyclists across Tennessee
• After the flood: Survivors embrace the new normal
• A look at the death toll from Southern storms as April 30
• Debbie Reynolds' famous items once bound for Pigeon Forge go up for auction next month
• Jack McElroy: The birthplace Big Lie may not go away
• Editorial: Clifford Rodgers a solid choice to run Knox elections
• Old City icons focus of Knox Heritage photo contest, walking tour
• Community Columnist: Leadership can be a lucrative, deceptive hustle
• Community columnist: Kids mimic adults for better or worse
• Knox schools leaner than believed
• School reform best path to high-paying jobs
• Snark Bites: Distracted by rainbows, Roddy leaves mayoral race
• Michael Silence: Social media spread storm info
• Tom Humphrey: GOP legislative train jettisons some baggage
• Builder had prior safety violations
• Eugene Robinson: Birthers deny racism, reality
• UT's Williams weighs going pro
• Science Hill gets past Farragut, 5-3
• Sports digest: May 1
• Smokies squander 5-run lead, 7-6
• Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson share Zurich Classic lead
• David Kellum adds Nashville after winning Knoxville
• "Tennessee Governor Isham G. Harris of 1861"
• Bob Hodge: Talking turkey with Johnny Majors
• Braves still investigating Roger McDowell incident
• Alan Horton withstands last-minute surge
• Bulletin Board: May 1
• Vols in baseball: May 1
• Tennessee Highway Patrol investigating Blount County fatal crash
• Gov. Haslam seeks disaster declaration for four TN counties
• Prepare for Project Management Professional exam at Pellissippi State
• Help's on way for instruments in the air
• BELIEVE IT! Griz topple Spurs
• TVA nuclear sirens conk out in storm
• 135 homes destroyed in Bradley County in storm
• Pitching settles for William Blount
• Hardin Valley stays unbeaten
• Smokies' bats come alive in 7th
• Death toll in Tennessee at 34; Cocke County tornado ruled EF-1
• Matt Lakin's series on meth problem in East Tennessee nets Golden Press Card
• Sports digest: April 30
• Tweets cost White Sox's Ozzie Guillen two games
• Dirt track notebook: Track owner assists driver
• Newport police seek public's help in finding pharmacy robber
• Prescription for trouble: Clinton man's road-rage arrest comes after failed attempt to get medicine
• U.S. probes gas gauges in 865,000 GM vehicles
• First Security Group director resigns from board
• Letters: Planned Parenthood embedded in schools
• Letters: The ‘gang’ protects fat cats and banks
• Letters: Spending a closed, self-serving cycle
• Letters: Value-added testing proven of no value
• Letters: News brings high notes and low notes
• As President goes to Alabama, let's hope he doesn't forget Tennessee
• Interview With Cong. Duncan, Jr. April 18, 2011; part 2
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• Talk of the Town for April 29, 2011 by M. Woodward
• UT Sorority Women Break Ground Sunday
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• Bill in State House May Change Right on Red Law
• Citizenadvocates.org Sends Message to Homeowners
• Pellissippi State offers non-credit social media course mornings, evenings
• UT, Pellissippi Leaders Sign Agreement Formalizing New Bridge Program
• DOE Undersecretary to Discuss America’s Energy Challenges at UT May 3
• Traffic tip for April 29
• Amazon ramps up hiring
• Clinton’s First Baptist Church hosting RAM weekend
• Crews still restoring power outages
• Forecast: Sunny skies return for weekend
• Clevenger perfect in Smokies’ 8-5 victory
• Senior runner Sam Stone nears his goal
• Pro prospects on display at Farragut on Saturday
• Signings and other PrepXtra notes
• Trio charged in 19-year-old's meth-related death
• YourNews: Natalie Kratts wins golf tournament
• YourNews: Maryville College dance ensemble presents Spring Showcase
• YourNews: Rainscapes honored as Green Achiever by Greater Knoxville Business Journal
• Calling all Student Companies: Boyd Venture Fund Soliciting Applications for Seed-funding Grants
• Clinton Highway bar served search warrant, nuisance injunction
• KPD seeking possible serial car burglary suspects
• Letters: Editorial on foreclosure bill misleading
• Letters: Time to scrub the Grub Scout
• Letters: Focus on schools, cut central office
• Letters: Government takes, doesn’t give ‘gifts’
• Air Force pilot, former Karns wrestling champ, killed in Kabul
• Suspect sought in Weigel's robbery on Merchants Drive
• Long-time South Knoxville resident affected by storms for the first time
• Stormy weather
• Storms hit Knoxville and East Tennessee causing major damage, fatalities
• Shackled mom wins case
• UT Wins IANA Logistics and Supply Chain Management Case Competition
• YOU COULD LOSE YOUR HOME if BILLS # HB 1920 and SB 1299 pass.
• Man robs North Knoxville store
• UT’s Undergraduate Business Plan Competition Launches New Businesses
• Officials close Breakers Sports Bar as public nuisance
• Mark Wiedmer: Mike Keith as much in the dark as the rest of Titans fans
• Brunswick swings to 1Q profit
• Alumni Affairs Hosts an Evening with Knoxville Mayor Brown
• Attorney Clifford Rodgers voted new administrator of elections
• Students honored with Barney Thompson Scholarship during annual luncheon
• Michael Palascak living his dream as a comedian
• New Minor, Access to Industry Software to Give UT Retail Students Edge
• Flames gut Sutherland Avenue business
• David L. Hudson Jr.: 4th Circuit protects academic freedom
• Widespread damage in East Tennessee after barrage of hail, winds, rain
• Forecast: Mild days return after series of violent thunderstorms
• TVA says 'unprecedented' storm damage in Mississippi and northern Alabama
• Area coaches haven't heard from MBA
• First Tennessee exec stepping down, markets restructured
• School voucher bill for Knox, other major counties dead for the legislative session
• YourNews: Knoxville Tourism Alliance to hold awards luncheon May 5
• YourNews: Young-Williams Animal Center donates Easter baskets
• YourNews: Sichelstiel commits to play lacrosse at Roanoke College
• YourNews: Colonial Dames 17th Century attend national convention
• YourNews: George Keough Jr. reaches rank of Eagle Scout
• YourNews: Blessing of the Bicycles set for Sunday, May 1
• House panel shelves Health Care Compact bill
• Letters: Shame shrouds Masters ‘green jacket’
• Letters: Shame on cemetery for photography policy
• Letters: Demand changes on serving in Congress
• Letters: Change the country, take Congress back
• Chamber meets in South Knoxville to highlight bridge challenges
• Former Knoxville TV anchor faces DUI charge
• Business leaders to discuss low-fare air service
• Purdue offers scholarship to Maryville QB Patton Robinette
• Bank of America introducing 'penalty rates' for late payments
• UT Among Princeton Review’s Top 311 Green Colleges
• My 13 Hours with Remote Area Medical
• Homeowners could lose house after missing one payment
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• The North Knoxville area suffered much damage from the storm.
• Knoxville Mayoral Candidate Profile: Madeline Rogero
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• Ivan Harmon: Stealth Candidate?
• Becky Duncan Massey Considers Run for Woodson's Senate Seat
• Dickey Redux?
• April Carthorn, manager, Project NOW! partnership to help young people who are in transition from foster care to adulthood
• Knoxville Performance Lab Offers High-Tech Training Equipment for Serious Athletes
• Severe Weather Alert
• Hot and Fresh Biscuit Festival News
• Predators headed to Vancouver
• Gitmo and the Federal judiciary: Our coverage of the habeas lawsuits
• BaconFest 2011 Coming This Fall
• East Tennessee PBS honors Lonsdale Elementary students in ‘Martha Speaks' program
• Cheers to Charity: River Sports Pint Night
• World Series (of Poker) Comes to Cherokee
• The Landlord Who Wasn’t There
• City Council to Hold Workshop on Ridgetop Plan
• Going, Going, Gone—Villa Collina for $0-$21 Million
• Former Mercury Theater Owner Returns With Plans for Niceley's Tavern
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• Four alleged masterminds of 2008 Mumbai attacks are indicted in Chicago
• Jostens' growth means new jobs
• Lawsuits May 2
• David L. Hudson Jr.: Chief Justice Roberts and the First Amendment
• Crews still working to restore power from Monday’s storm
• Traffic tip for April 27
• Tornado watch issued for much of East Tennessee; wind, hail, rain in forecast
• Burks, Green and Sword still in running for Knox judgeship
• Clean-air pact's cost to TVA debated
• Josh Flory: Local real estate firm closing
• Despite plan's rejection, hilltop protection measure could return
• Ina Hughs: Photo ID law would be step in wrong direction
• March 6th, 2012
• Knox election chief shreds sexual-harassment allegation document
• Oliver Springs motorcyclist indicted on drug charges; OR man indicted in teen's assault
• Knoxville real estate firm closing
• Letters: Groceries should use American-made labels
• Letters: Latinos, like others, must be assimilated
• Letters: Rather than melting, groups are polarizing
• Letters: Sutherland apartments for the homeless?
• Fed chief Bernanke faces decision on inflation
• Dog in animal cruelty attack dies
• First Pellissippi State student benefits from ‘Swing Big’ scholarship
• YourNews: U.S. Cellular associate makes, donates blankets to Childhelp Tennessee
• YourNews: Seminar at Maryville College addresses math modeling and disease
• YourNews: Walters State musical group will present 'The Awesome 80s'
• YourNews: HoLa Hora Latina celebrates Día del Niño with family dance classes
• YourNews: American Marketing Association recognizes scholarship winners
• YourNews: Free job search, computer skills instruction offered at Clinton Public Library
• YourNews: Ramsey House Plantation hosts fused-glass jewelry workshop
• UT students rally against budget cuts
• Newport police probing deadly custody dispute
• Knox County Commission rejects Hillside Protection plan
• Two people drown at Douglas Lake on Easter Sunday
• Storm rips through city causing major damage, power outages
• Three Knox area employers named Freedom Award semifinalists
• Storm Hits Area: 26,000 Out of Power
• Sandy Loy Speaks Out Concerning the PBA
• Oak Ridge mayoral candidates seek 18-month terms
• ORNL may reopen Internet connection Thursday a.m.
• Rodgers, DeFreese, Frith finalists for election administrator's job
• UT Selected for National EcoCAR 2 Collegiate Engineering Competition
• UT’s Tooms Honored for Research in Educational Administration
• Traffic tip for April 26
• S&P waves red flag over TVA’s debt
• Bredesen, colleagues tried to bind new Administration to 'handshake deals"
• Storm wake: Some without homes; thousands without power; traffic snarled
• Violent storms with wind, rain, hail and maybe tornadoes likely again today
• Smokies fall 8-4 at Jacksonville
• Aiming high: Progress is reason Anderson County High School rocks
• Nation/world briefs: April 26
• WikiLeaks documents show al-Qaida commander opposed killing reporter Daniel Pearl
• LMU names Hodge women's basketball coach
• Sports digest: April 26
• Baseball briefs for April 26
• Cox's pleasant surprise
• Knox commissioners narrowly reject ridgetop plan
• Flash storm downs dozens of trees, crushing cars, knocking out power to thousands
• Powell man accused of skirting tax dues on boat, car
• Dog at center of Knoxville animal abuse case dies
• Police ID victim in South Knoxville fatal wreck
• Girl Scouts’ Excitement About Science ‘STEMs’ Curiosity
• Playing primary games
• More women take financial lead in household
• Carpenter bees can damage your home
• Motorist killed in crash on Sevierville Pike
• Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter outlets can prevent house fires
• Wreck on Rutledge Pike causes damage to nearby building, natural gas line
• To escrow or not to escrow – what is escrow?
• Cooke Franqui and Roye join CBWW
• Garber and Greer join REA
• Breeden and Bailey receive awards
• Real Estate Foreclosures 4/24/11
• Real Estate Transfers 4/24/11
• Editorial: Send hillside plan back to drawing board
• Letter: Take caps off SocialSecurity, Medicare
• Letter: GOP leadership: 'Robin Hood in reverse'
• Letter: Hard for grandparents to rescue children
• Kimberly Clark profit falls as costs climb
• Letter: Florida's Pastor Jones is not the problem
• Pellissippi State’s free concert series concludes season on April 28
• Electrolux's deal with Memphis drawing scrutiny from state legislators
• Elkmont clubhouse open to public for rental
• Sevierville man, 13-year-old boy drown in Douglas Lake
• Congressman John Duncan, Jr. during an interview on April 18,...
• Habitat for Humanity Blitz Build and On-line Store by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town by Martha Woodward April 23
• Interview With Congressman John Duncan, Jr.
• Coyote Ugly calls Facebook to the stand
• Editorial: Gov. Bill Haslam takes pragmatic approach to job growth
• Local Daughters of the British Empire await royal wedding and celebrate their connection
• Jack McElroy: Charging for records inspection bad for public
• Sam Venable: Peeps give me the creeps
• A lifelong love of Big South Fork leads horseman to take on Charit Creek Lodge
• Tort reform talks push forward
• What's new in London since the last 'I do'
• Shauna Heath the face of tort reform opponents
• Faith amid hardship for deacon burned last year in Easter vigil
• Local laws face Capitol challenges
• Woman sues Campbell school board, alleging sexual harassment
• Five accused in counterfeit check ring
• Sapphires sparkle on more fingers thanks to royal ring
• Guest columnist: Tolerance requires acknowledging different opinions
• Artists repurpose with a purpose
• Gay Lyons: People and places: Big Orange Experience raises big bucks
• Guest columnist: Discovering Italian roots a moving experience
• SUV hits building, causes gas leak
• Catholic's Joanna Thompson has best mile despite layoff
• Baseball notebook: April 24
• Sports digest: April 24
• Knoxville Racquet Club celebrating 50th anniversary
• Golf notes: Brad Rose fills in as caddy for Scott Stallings
• Piggy bank stolen in apartment robbery
• Bulletin Board: April 24
• For Titans, evaluating prospects comes back to tape
• Predators come home with chance to end series
• Charles C. Haynes: Freedom going viral means trouble for dictators
• Banking groups stir consumer fears on debit card regulations via Twitter
• Pellissippi State students calculate a win in statewide math competition
• Maryville rallies past Seymour in 7th
• Another Nashville domination for Kyle Busch
• Pipe-bomb defendants get mental evaluations
• TVA goes green at Melton Hill
• Norris Lake marina plan faces hurdles
• A flood of concern over Prosser Road
• Parents and students get riled
• Would Jesus reject firearms?
• Easter sunrise services unite denominations around common belief
• Easter Events: April 23
• Events: April 23
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Main ingredient is love in Easter dinner
• Faith-based events: April 23
• Pastors briefly jailed after day in court
• "He rests in the arms of Jesus"
• Bank sets pace by limiting overdraft fees to 1 per day
• TVA: Ocoee Flume Line back in operation
• Philanthropy report - April 24
• 46 served, 29 arrested in Morristown drug roundup
• Life and Arts Announcements - April 24
• Knoxville area church events, week of April 23
• Roddy's out for Knoxville mayor, in for State Senate
• Woman hurt when pickup truck strikes side of house
• TVA seeks feedback on Norris marina plan
• NuVal creator coming to Knoxville
• Pellissippi State’s Adult Education Program offers free classes
• IPhone tracking file is old news to digital investigators
• TBI's Holly Bobo investigation may turn to Hickman County
• Nashville men arrested for roles in prostitution operation
• Tennessee Titans need help at defensive end in NFL Draft
• Tennessee Titans coach says team won't reverse decision to dump Vince Young
• Clothing costs rise as cotton prices soar
• Skip the high-priced hybrids to save on gas
• KPD investigating armed robbery in South Knoxville
• Forecast: Wet start to sunny weekend
• Easter Celebration!
• Interim Knoxville Mayor Daniel Brown proposes operating budget
• Green Thumbs: Storm damages Oak Ridge man's collector's garden but doesn't deter him from his passion
• Greg Johnson: Film tells poignant story of monks' deaths
• Editorial: Finding a fix for Family Justice Center funding
• Pam Strickland: Hillside, ridgetop plan too reasonable for opponents
• ORNL’s Internet access delayed amid cyber threat
• Anderson to be dual-sport coach at Catholic
• Errors costly for Smokies, 5-3
• Tusculum, C-N are out in baseball
• Nation/world briefs: April 22
• TBI arrests Hawkins County deputy on theft, tampering charges
• States pressuring Pabst over "binge in a can" Blast
• KUB weighing funding options to restart Century II
• Sign up for city of Knoxville recycling pickups
• Authorities: Knox couple’s death was a murder-suicide
• Knoxville police make second arrest in teen’s 2010 death
• Armed with indictments, Morristown police begin drug roundup
• Business leaders urge Congress to 'put everything on the table' to tackle deficit
• YourNews: Survey conducted for parents of Anderson County Schools students
• Roddy drops out of mayor's race to run for vacated state Senate seat
• Bud Selig: Playoffs will likely expand in 2012
• Afghan student at Pellissippi State hopes to launch nonprofit with sales from book
• Mayor Brown releases $172 million budget
• Primary colors
• Man shot during incident on East Fifth Avenue and Jessamine Street
• Billboard campaign launched by FBI in search of 'party mom'
• Florida bass living large in Tennessee
• Titans QB options in draft intriguing
• Corey Chavous: Tennessee Titans should draft Robert Quinn
• TSSAA won't punsish MBA for payment to player
• David Climer: On big stage, Preds blow it
• David L. Hudson Jr.: 3rd Circuit reinstates police officer's retaliation claim
• Consumer Confidential: Don't bank on debt aid that can't be promised
• Louisville man cold, but uninjured after night on water
• Special conference to deal with women in farming
• I-75 North closed in McMinn County after fatal crash
• Forecast: Showers, thunderstorms on way; sunny weekend
• Authorities investigating deaths of East Knox couple
• Apple has blowout quarter; profit up 95 percent
• Mayoral candidate Marilyn Roddy mulling run for Senate
• Murray's Cheese opens in two area Kroger stores
• Young artist overcomes autism by showcasing talents
• Mother, boyfriend indicted in homicide of infant girl
• Solar Knoxville project ends, accomplishments celebrated during ceremony
• Briceville man eludes arrest
• City Council holds public hearing on redistricting plan
• Letters: Reader should reread writings on Jesus
• Letters: Oppose bill on hunting deer in pens
• Letters: Lawmakers sign death warrant for mountains
• TSSAA: Coach gave MBA player's family $1,500
• Letters: U.S. should not recognize Shariah law
• Nashville home invasion injures 75-year-old widow, nets $35
• 4 in running for dean of UT College of Arts and Sciences
• Candidate Madeline Rogero opposes plan to allow online-only government notices
• Corpse abuse, murder among new charges leveled in Monroe slaying
• Old Blockbuster Video to become wine, spirits store
• Waste Watchers: Knoxville's Sewage
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• Haslam unveils economic development strategy
• Students joining honor society at Pellissippi State for spring total 119
• 'Metro Pulse' and Pilot Light Serve Up New Happy Hour Music Series
• Lottery scholarship proposal delves into much deeper education problem
• 'Special Access to Discriminate' Act Likely to Pass
• ‘Under Our Skin’ Examines Lyme Disease Issues
• New Music on the Way From John T. Baker, Jennifer Niceley, and More
• Sen. Jamie Woodson's Resignation Creates Power Vacuum
• City Council Elections Still Lacking Candidates
• Lower Speed Limit Approved for Kingston Pike Through Sequoyah Hills
• Marilyn’s List
• Rising Gas Prices May Blow Budget
• College of Arts and Sciences Dean Finalists to Participate in Public Forums
• New Infiniti to be built in Smyrna; Frontier, Xterra will move to Canton, Miss.
• Q&A: Mary Findley, Co-Author of Youth Declaration Presented at a Peace Rally April at the Y12 Nuclear Weapons Complex
• Houston, Briarcrest appeal dates set
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• A year after Gulf tragedy, offshore oil companies still shielded by liability limits
• Fracking chemicals cited in Congressional report stay underground
• UT Joins 2011 TVA Investment Challenge
• Suspect sought in armed robbery of LaFollette bank
• County Commission hears assessment of debt profile
• School superintendent discusses policies to combat potential gang activity
• County Commissioners approve tighter control of fee offices
• UT Engineering Professor Receives Prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Award
• 78-year-old man dies in Roane crash
• Bill would end free NC fishing licenses for poor
• FBI: Wilson officer tried to sell information, wanted SUV, $100K
• Tornado watch lifted for East Tennessee; thunderstorms moving into area
• Baseball notebook: April 20
• Lindsey Fadnek, Andrea Foster carry Coalfield, 12-0
• Sports digest: April 20
• Leon Jeff. County's driving force
• Smokies double their hitting pleasure, 6-2
• Civil War Trails
• THP: Traffic stop in McMinn turns up 1,750 prescription pills
• YourNews: Home Federal donate Food City gift cards to needy families
• YourNews: Superheroes help Christenberry Elementary Students prepare for TCAPs
• YourNews: Fly fishing added to UT non-credit summer courses
• YourNews: Driver Howard Kuriger achieves two million accident-free miles
• YourNews: Hope in the Dark event provides international orphan support
• YourNews: Annual cultural fair in Vestal features Jean Vestal’s artwork
• YourNews: Robertsville Middle School holds Iron Chef event
• YourNews: Taylor Shaw accepted to forensic graduate program
• YourNews: Roane County Schools host four-day training seminar
• YourNews: Microsoft SharePoint Developer Group to hold first meeting May 10
• YourNews: Art Market Gallery May exhibit features Genie Even and Cynthia Patrick
• YourNews: Halls Christian Church invites children to ‘Walk with Jesus’ on Easter
• YourNews: Maryville College inaugurates new president
• Titans' Kenny Britt appears in court
• Letters: Many thanks for new STEM program
• Letters: Obama, Democrats are communism-lite
• Letters: Roe bill political payback, not protection
• Letters: I-81 a test course for shock, vibration
• UT Names Five Faculty Members as New Chancellor’s Professors
• Titans, NFL teams have lucked out with 8th draft pick
• MBA might escape TSSAA penalties
• Haslam participates in A-E High educational forum
• FedEx target of tax day protest; Memphis company says critics need to check facts
• The value of social networks
• Traffic crawling? Time to get some work done
• Tips for a healthier Easter egg hunt
• HIV surges among young Tennesseans
• 33 accused in prescription drug ring based in Crossville
• Gov. Haslam adds $50,000 to reward for information on missing Holly Bobo
• Hawkins youths allegedly lie on tracks to let train roll over, avoid being struck
• Closed primary issue not worth dividing GOP in Tennessee
• Forecast: Warm, windy, rain on the way
• Homer in 10th beats Smokies
• Knoxville students use grant to document stories of Manhattan Project
• Teach Talk: Kathy Farrell inspired by uncle's plight
• Textme Briefs: April 19
• Knox County STEM school gets two more staffers
• Conner McCarty stars as Bearden beats Maryville
• Claiborne woman pleads guilty in wreck that killed teen firefighter
• Knox commissioner seeks ouster of county election official
• Cyber attack forces ORNL to shut down Internet access
• Rockslide repair work set for part of U.S. 321 in Blount County
• Pro-business GOP should not be yes-men for NFIB, Chamber on immigration
• Sevier couple arrested after woman reports kidnapping, assault
• Letters: Education column offers no suggestions
• Letters: Mistreating teachers, will vacation elsewhere
• Knoxville, KUB wasting dollars
• Letters: Hosted World’s Fair and all we got was ethanol
• Letters: Hiding the true cost of tickets
• Letters: It matters what you say about Jesus, not others
• Detectives probing Claiborne County slaying
• Man rescued after private plane crashes into Tennessee River
• Man killed in car crash near Knoxville Center Mall
• Suspect sought in Pilot robbery on Sutherland Avenue
• Man arrested on multiple traffic charges after sideswiping police officer
• Jefferson County woman dies in head-on crash
• Wrong-way I-40 driver that sideswiped police car charged
• Life of the Mind Program Gets ‘Upgrade’ for 2011-2012 Year
• Ready for the World Café Concludes Semester with Tropical Flair
• Real Estate Foreclosures 4/17/11
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• Consumers cutting back on debt so they can spend more
• Krystal tangling with Burger King
• Police searching for store robber
• Infant found abandoned in park near Memphis International Airport
• Debate rages for guns on campus in Tennessee
• Complexion of Tennessee changes
• Man dies in East Knoxville crash
• Forecast: Sunny, warm with rain coming
• Banks want to reduce public notice for foreclosures
• GOP majority revising state elections
• UT donors lashed out at university administrators in run-up to Bruce Pearl's firing
• Letters: Recognize Israel as the enemy
• Pilot rescued from Fort Loudoun Lake
• World briefs: April 18
• Agreement improves air quality in East Tennessee mountains
• Boy on skateboard struck by vehicle in Blount County
• Plane crashes into Fort Loudoun Lake; pilot escapes injury
• Ryan Haynes Reports on State Legislature
• News from Habitat for Humanity
• Talk of the Town April 15
• Pellissippi State: Train for building analyst career in one week
• Bob Hodge: If no turkeys, then hunt morels
• Wind helps Smokies play Home Run Derby
• Marcus Watson 'a bulldog' for Sevier County, 7-1
• Jack McElroy: Critical thinking doesn't mean two plus two is five
• Tennessee's levy burden well below other states
• Editorial: Meth compromise a positive step
• Community columnist: Riches can be more of a burden than a blessing
• Rachel Wattenbarger fondly remembered by family, Parkwest staff
• Kin sought mental care for Parkwest shooter Abdo Ibssa, but he resisted
• Roger Harris: Pay for top execs soars
• Community columnist: Don't wait for perfect days to enjoy life
• Community columnist: A native explains Cocke County's reputation
• Tom Humphrey: Belief and disbelief are matters of perspective
• Maryville College inaugurates Tom Bogart as 11th president
• Story of short-lived state retold in locally produced documentary
• Gay Lyons: People and places: Regas regaled at UT-hosted gala
• Housing drags on improving economy
• Don Ferguson: A barber journeys from cutting to styling
• One killed, three injured in Roane County wreck
• Wind adds a twist to EarthFest celebration
• Habitat's 'seven houses in seven days' project completed
• Two rescued before truck swept away in Campbell County
• Ambulance overturned; two EMTs taken to hospital
• Pellissippi State presents faculty talk, ‘Desire and the Exact Sensorial Imagination’
• Drivers will look for odd partners in Talladega dance
• Baseball briefs: April 16
• 'Suicide by officers': Police fire after man aimed pellet gun while stopped on I-275
• For impressionists, Abraham Lincoln is role of a lifetime
• 'Death by suicide': Police fire after man aimed pellet gun while stopped on I-275
• Cynthia Finch gets probation for forgery counts
• UT International Festival celebrates diversity, decries lack of civility on campus
• Designer putting Lyons View estate up for auction in May
• Business owners near Kingston Pike bridge site say delay was tough
• Puppets, lights bring out kids for Easter show
• Upcoming run, fest benefit Soles4Souls
• Events: April 16
• Man admits bilking almost $1.2 million
• GOP commissioners vote to replace election chief Greg McKay
• Electrical crew helps Habitat
• Georgiana Vines: Woodson successor discussed
• ORNL boss says no mass layoffs
• Kid Tips: Tips offered on what to expect at 2
• Faith Briefs: April 16
• Terry Mattingly: In China, Bob Dylan protests in his own way
• Greg Mackay out as Knox election administrator
• Philanthropy report - April 17
• Villa Collina going on the auction block
• Foreclosure deal fails to protect owners seeking help, advocates say
• Life and Arts Announcements - April 17
• Gene Policinski: Hopeful signs may buoy nation’s free press
• Knoxville area church events, week of April 16
• Governor: Education is everyone's business
• Bank of America posts a profit, names new CFO
• Should the UT campus look more gothic?
• Award-winning poet to read on April 21 at Pellissippi State
• UT Kicks off Campus-wide Civility and Community Initiative
• Letters: Closed meetings concern of Boy Scout
• Letters: Health care law has done nothing
• Letters: Can TVA ensure no more flooding?
• Crash victim from Pellissippi Parkway wreck identified
• Budget deals deep cuts to Obama Administration's transparency sites
• TVA board discusses changes to nuclear reactors
• TVA to close 18 coal units
• The unsettled question
• Learn about changes to Medicare at free Pellissippi State workshop
• Briarcrest, Houston receive two-year postseason bans, $3,000 fines
• MBA reports football program for possible rules violation
• Chris Johnson hopes Titans change course on Vince Young
• Kenny Britt's arrest could factor into Titans' draft plans
• David Climer: Titans' Britt starts to look like Pacman-in-waiting
• Florida murder fugitive arrested in Hamblen County
• Armed Forces Day in Morristown
• UT Hosts Public Meeting About Campus Master Plan
• Tell Us: What Does Civility Mean to You?
• Police fatally shoot man on I-275
• A biologist becomes a real-life Mother Goose to study the high-altitude flight of the bar-headed goose
• Forecast: Thunderstorms on the way
• What's new in the garden?: Hot, new landscape roses are spreading
• Business briefs: April 15
• Put time into social media use
• Get Active Briefs: April 15
• Pam Strickland: Something's fishy about hefty raises for top officials
• Greg Johnson: Access to government info protects the public
• Editorial: Free IDs a must for voter ID bill
• For second time in a year, Knox County Commission to make state Senate appointment
• The Bridge Burners of the Civil War
• Tennessee Representative John J. Duncan Jr. votes against spending package
• Nation briefs: April 15
• Woman charged after human remains found at Monroe County house fire
• One killed in 3-vehicle wreck on eastbound I-140 in Knox County
• State Sen. Jamie Woodson to step down for SCORE president, CEO post
• Padgett continuing to earn trust on campaign trail
• At last! Busy Kingston Pike section reopens after bridge work
• Wine Me Up and Resigning the Senate
• OR toilet battle a waste of taxpayer money
• Letters: Secession not the same as treason
• Knoxvillians made the cut with barbershop
• Letters: Drug overdosing an American right
• Tax day is April 18 this year for both U.S. and Tennessee returns
• 3 former Knox County Clerk's Office workers arraigned on theft, misconduct charges
• Tennessee adds 17,400 jobs in March, jobless rate holds steady
• Bomb threat closes Roane courthouse
• Man rescued after jumping off Gay Street Bridge
• Automakers agree to ration parts as shortages loom, sources say
• State, federal tax filing deadlines extended to Monday
• YourNews: Conerstone Church invites public to Easter egg hunt April 23
• YourNews: Anderson County Chamber honors 21 teachers
• Hillside and Ridgetop Protection Plan discussed during County Commission workshop
• Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus hosts its first health and wellness fair
• UT Leads Wildflower Pilgrimage in the Great Smoky Mountains for Sixty-first Year
• Jefferson County deputies searching for theft suspect
• Republican agenda to pave way for job growth
• TDC chair: Value of Midway land may plunge
• Scott Poole Named Dean of College of Architecture and Design
• United Way of Anderson County beats fundraising goal
• Lesley Murray named girls' basketball coach at Greeneville
• Top 25: What corporate America is reading
• McCormick CEO Wilson to Receive Alumnus Award, Address UT College Grads
• Man rescued after jump from Gay Street Bridge
• Oak Ridge man faces charges in robbery that included his children
• U.S. panel takes aim at Goldman
• Amidst foreclosure crisis, proposed budget would slash housing counseling
• 'Spillionaires': Profiteering and mismanagement in the wake of the BP oil spill
• U.S. nuclear regulator lets industry write rules
• Social Slam conference draws 400 from 13 states
• Jobs with Justice pickets outsourcing of Knox schools' custodians
• Loudon utility rate hikes to fund water treatment facility upgrade
• Turkey Creek Public Market new kind of gathering place
• 3 plead guilty, sentenced in Pigeon Forge attempted murder, robbery
• Letter: Well known columnist hates Republicans
• Bid to sell wine in grocery stores dead for this year
• Hopson all but gone, Harris just might stay
• Knox social media conference attracts more than 400
• Cousins sentenced in Gatlinburg home invasion
• Tennessee Attorney General is neither God, Moses, nor Chief Justice
• Scott West named girls' basketball coach at Maryville
• Man charged in killing of Cumberland Gap store owner
• Letters: Dunn’s bill ‘a good dose of common sense’
• Letters: Spending cuts should include subsides
• Letters: Sen. Corker is really Sen. Porker
• Letters: Cutting costs includes cutting incumbents
• Letters: IRS: Don’t leave money on the table
• Suspect in Emory Road CVS robbery arrested
• Barding, Alvaro join CBWW
• Police searching for auto parts store stickup man
• Preservation Pub Opens Speakeasy
• Keyboardist Keith Brown Debuts Solo Record
• The Barkley Marathons is the Toughest Race You’ve Never Heard Of
• Knox County Schools considering 'Pay for Performance' concept
• The Barkley Marathons by the Numbers
• Compassion Knoxville's Daunting Goals
• Tennessee's DUI Downturn
• Greg Mackay Faces Republican Maneuvers to Oust Him (Again)
• Rogero Gains in Fund-Raising
• TWRA Fights Deer Imports Bill
• Q&A: Laura Jones, co-race director, Knoxville Urban Wilderness Challenge
• Knoxville Kleptogeography
• Green-Living Forums at Pellissippi State's Earth Fest
• knoxville + sunglasses = 893,000 results
• Tennessee's Rankings in the United States Peace Index
• Fashion, award and talent show at Pellissippi State’s Magnolia Avenue Campus
• Guardsmen ship out from Russellville, destination Afghanistan
• National Park rangers to set up DUI checkpoints
• Hulu booms, but its owners aren't wholly pleased
• Email-list theft more serious than retailers say
• 3M to open plant, employ 40 in Nashville
• Man robs business at drive-through window
• Forecast: Sunny and warm
• Traffic tip for April 13
• In my lifetime: Former editor recalls serving in WWII and being international reporter
• Community briefs
• Allison Rupp: Treasure trove of businesses nestled on Carr Street
• Chandra Harris-McCray: Author encourages school's literacy
• High school educator turned doctor works alongside former student
• Jessica Boyd: Quartet helps raise money for AHA
• Leslie Snow: Indirect messages work in marriage
• Hot-hitting Smokies have impressed Brian Harper
• Longtime area PGA pro Vernon Thwaites dies
• UT professors win awards
• Local, federal authorities nab robbery suspect in Oak Ridge
• Sleepy air traffic controller had 2010 gun incident at Alcoa Waffle House
• Letter: Humane society started case on hoarding
• Letter: Teachers punished for perceived lefty bias
• Letter: GOP after presidency,not jobs, economy
• Letter: Deficit progress for both parties, right?
• Warrant: Oak Ridge man aimed to get teen's wallet
• YourNews: Statewide High School Mathematics Contest to be held April 19
• Maryville man still in jail after bringing machete to adult education class
• YourNews: Knoxville-based ministry provides instruments to Guatemalan school
• YourNews: Project GRAD hosts annual Scholars Celebration Dinner
• YourNews: UT students help Oak Ridge preschoolers begin school garden
• YourNews: Maryville College concert band, orchesta and cmomunity chorus hold spring concerts
• YourNews: Bonny Kate Elementary School earns funds through recycling
• Adult education student arrested for carrying machete in backpack
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra crosses undiscovered musical boundaries
• Lawsuit filed against Newport tomato farm
• UT Professors Honored With Prestigious Navy Award
• DrumGlory to perform, engage at Pellissippi State April 14
• April 12th, 1861...
• Three UT Students Win Prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
• Home Federal donates Food City gift cards to YWCA, YMCA
• Unraveling the spin on the fight over hidden debit card fees
• Rogero releases first quarter financial disclosure report
• TSSAA suspends two teams after bench-clearing brawl
• DA: Roane inmate's death appears natural
• UT Chancellor Honors Top Faculty, Staff and Students
• International Festival to Include Celebration of Civility and Community
• As resale stores spread, shoppers happy to sell as well as buy
• Child injured by falling television
• Man arrested on animal cruelty charge
• Forecast: Continuing rainfall
• Traffic tip for April 12
• A look at the controversial value-added system
• Top 10 Value-Added elementary Principals
• West senior takes local Idol competition
• Textme Events: April 12
• Editorial: Trolley changes aim for better service
• David Hunter: High-quality workers rare find these days
• Insurance firms exempted
• Tennessee Senator Bob Corker to be honored by Grammys for helping music industry
• Nation/world briefs: April 12
• Disciplined schedule aids Cody Davis' state title quest
• Repeat not a problem at Pigeon Forge
• Engineer: Weeks away from determining cause of Gatlinburg plant wall failure
• Blount firefighters contain brush fire near national park
• Real Estate Foreclosures 4/10/11
• Real Estate Transfers 4/10/11
• Letters: Teachers union keeps it professional
• Letters: Health insurance not same as car insurance
• Letters: Health care takeover huge loss of freedom
• Developer seeks $6.1M TIF for Watt Road project
• Judge asked to recuse himself from slain Chattanooga PD officer case
• Ready to ride: Cyclist overcomes injury to train for prestigious 100-mile marathon
• Letters: Don't blame your faults on others
• Man arrested on animal cruelty charges
• Roddy releases second financial contribution report
• Infant in child abuse investigation dies
• Pellissippi State takes alumni and friends out to the ballgame
• Man arrested after drugs, weapons found
• SJR 127 faces long fight in leadup to 2014 referendum
• UT Report: Homelessness Still a Major Problem in Knoxville
• Vols Beat Gators in RecycleMania!
• FSG parent gets another NASDAQ notice
• Area tourist attractions ranked by attendance
• Suspect sought in robbery of Weigel’s on Kingston Pike
• Bar patrons subdue man during armed robbery attempt
• Storage of used nuclear fuel rods at TVA plants, elsewhere stir concern
• New federal consumer agency wants to hear from you
• Nasdaq, IntercontinentalExchange respond to NYSE
• Alcoa to report 1Q earnings
• Dow gains after Endo, Level 3 announce deals
• Fountain City family escapes flames
• TN Senate to debate abortion revisions
• Nuclear worries heating up
• Forecast: Near record highs
• Traffic tip for April 11
• Ice Bears' playoff run ends with loss at Mississippi, 3-1
• Letters: Shouse’s chauvinistic, unadulterated bull
• Letters: Sarah Palin was correct in using ‘death panel’
• Newsmakers: April 11
• State briefs: April 11
• Rep. Casada introduces but won't pursue anti-sales tax resolution
• Georgiana Vines: Legislature a focus for UT president Joe DiPietro
• Determined DIYers carve out workspaces
• Dave Ramsey: Broker questionable after managed futures stunt
• Baby boomers seize a 'time to give back'
• Susan Alexander: Misplaced planner leaves mom in a muddle
• Editorial: Stop attack on struggling home buyers
• Letters: Let voters select school superintendents
• Letters: Ratepayers will be stuck with TVA fines
• Sanders found romance in Knoxville amid Civil War
• Knoxville crafts new redistricting plan
• World briefs: April 11
• Rising food costs lead to increase in edible landscaping
• Sports digest: April 11
• National meet a 'growing experience' for area divers
• Joe Hendee honored at Racquet Club pool
• Crime victims' families remember loved ones
• Training with ex-pros an 'eye-opener'
• Baseball notebook for April 11
• Charles C. Haynes: School wars over religion heating up (again)
• Knoxville's Eddlemon hangs on for cycling title
• Editorial: Civil War history still instructive today
• Knoxville teen diver Samuel Smith delivers top-five performance
• Shadab Siddiqi: Fatwa that divides the world misinterprets Islam
• Community columnist: Breaking bread could bridge differences
• Greg Johnson: Istanbul rally a reminder of democracy's virtues
• Birdlife: Colors and patterns of bird eggs
• Ina Hughs: Junie B. comes to life
• Scott McNutt: Snark Bites: Knox school board members admit talkaholism
• Bob Hodge: Bagging a gobbler is the whole point
• Letters: April 10
• New titles suggest lessons of Civil War still relevant
• Art briefs: April 10
• People and Parties: Dogwood Fest kicks off with musical evening
• Chardonnay: What's old is new again
• It takes a big man to spend a week at a weight-loss resort in Hilton Head, S.C.
• Book promotes upright ideas
• Softball-size hail pummels upper ET
• Tom Humphrey: Ned knew people, politics
• Habitat begins building blitz in East Knoxville
• Rossini Festival draws a crowd to downtown Knoxville
• Two suffer burns in South Knoxville fire
• Sign up for fall classes at Pellissippi State now through Aug. 11
• Bayne's success spreading
• Youth show enthusiasm in diving
• One bad season ends Stewart's FireAntz tenure
• Power play dooms Ice Bears, 3-2
• Park euthanizes coyote
• Governor opposes NFIB's effort to make revenue rulings public
• CEO of Fed speaks in Knox
• Wacker breaks ground on $1.5B Bradley County plant
• Terry Mattingly: Future nuns, priests face questions
• Faith briefs: April 9
• Sherri Gardner Howell: Google defines the forgetful generation
• Monthly Christian concert downtown aims to unite diverse worshipers
• Playtime: April 9
• Randy Nichols: Parents key to preventing underage drinking
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and one that did not
• Citizen's Voice: Why intelligent design doesn't qualify as science
• Big-ticket beef
• Man taken to UT Medical Center after incident at The Sinks
• Knoxville area church events, week of April 9
• Convicted sex offender accused of failing to register in Tennessee
• Classic ballet has broad appeal
• Knoxville's Santina is burlesque queen
• Weichert agents, office earn honors
• KPD probing death of 18-month-old girl
• Six agents join REA
• REA names top agents
• Teasley named top agent
• Gun found in Vine Middle student's backpack, security chief says
• Overbay joins Weichert
• Finley earns top award
• Century 21 names top agents
• Ritchie joins Keller Williams
• Time to call BS on the "shutdown"
• Whirlwind is the former home of Sonja and Jake Butcher.
• Whirlwind--a Mansion Built on Fraud
• Small Instrumental Ensembles Concert at Pellissippi State
• Ladies of Charity--Food Panty/Thrift Store M. Woodward
• Talk of the Town M. Woodward April 8
• Fed's Lockhart downplays impact of commodity price increases
• Area hotels and motels ranked by number of rooms
• Documentary Filmmaker, Women’s Rights Activist to Speak at UT
• Are we living in an age of giant quakes?
• Alleged robber subdued, wrapped in duct tape
• Nissan factories in Smyrna, Decherd react to quake
• Man robs West Knoxville Weigel's store
• Traffic tip for April 8
• Retailers easing customer worries after sewage spill
• Monterey’s mushroom compost is gold in the garden
• Get Active Briefs: April 8
• Carly Harrington: On way to becoming just like dad
• Pam Strickland: State should brace for educational changes
• Greg Johnson: Serious times call for serious solutions
• Editorial: Harsher punishment needed for cockfighters
• Nation/world briefs: April 8
• Area schools to host rabies vaccination clinics
• Oak Ridge school board requests $900,000
• PrepXtra signings and other notes
• Farragut's baseball start slower than expected
• PrepXtra Where Are They Now?: Keenan Kolinsky, Kandice Irwin
• PrepXtra Files: Parker Wormsley, Webb School
• McWherter's impact on Tennessee House is understated
• Facebook shares design of energy-efficient data center
• 4 charged with murder in Grainger man's killing
• Philanthropy report - April 10
• School officials honored by state PTA
• Letters: Gifts from government are generous fruit
• Letters: Campfield embarrasses state and residents
• Letters: Churches for worship, not courtrooms
• Suspect sought for assault, witness coercion
• UT Junior Selected to Participate in PBS’ Student Freedom Ride
• Knox County School Board approves $384 million budget
• Memphis kindergarten student takes gun to school
• UT, Y-12 Sign Agreement to Strengthen Partnership
• Gatlinburg sewage treatment plant back in operation
• Morristown teen charged in bomb threat
• Conviction upheld for accessory in Christian, Newsom deaths
• Fee office proposal in jeopardy
• Pellissippi State hosts annual Student Design Showcase April 14
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Charter schools outsource education to management firms, with mixed results
• Forecast: Another day of sun and warmth
• KUB restores downtown power after 11-hour outage
• Traffic tip for April 7
• Ice Bears get game faces on
• Roaring Fork Redux
• Edible East Tennessee: Member of Heiskell farm family loves feedback from customers
• Alliance aims to address gangs
• Craziness ends for Bearden's Rico White; Son of former Vol going to Chattanooga
• Knoxville police: Slick foot leads to car hitting restaurant
• Life and Arts Announcements - April 10
• Authorities: Armed Knox homeowner halts would-be thieves
• Loss of Barbara McAndrew leaves huge void in East Tennessee Republican circles
• State 'career coaches' hit the road to raise employment
• Group tackling homelessness plans to issue report Thursday
• Letters: Prefer jury of 12 to carried by six
• Letters: Being in the Bible doesn’t make it true
• Letters: Take the tarnish off South Knox tower
• Letters: Telling of father’s story a blessing
• Letters: Rep. King’s anti-Muslim rhetoric abuse of power
• Letters: Hanging the unions will hang us all
• Spice Rack Cantina closes
• Police investigating possible child abuse case of infant girl
• FAA firing McGhee Tyson air traffic controller for sleeping
• Remembering Bill Scarlett
• UPDATE: Missing workers found dead after Gatlinburg wastewater container ruptures
• Requiem for Parson Brownlow
• Gov. Brownlow's Bad Reputation
• The Wit, Wisdom, and Outrage of Parson Brownlow
• Fourth annual film festival and competition at Pellissippi State
• Knoxville City Council approves historic sign ordinance, hears report on pension task force
• ‘Critical Thinking’ or Creationism in Tennessee Classrooms?
• Chris Brubeck and Triple Play truly 'in it for the music'
• Area LEED projects ranked by size
• Knoxville's Urban Land Scouts Train Foragers, Farmers, and Bloggers
• Green Jobs vs. Red Tape
• Burchett Seeks $80,000 Raise?! Not Really...
• Owen Survey Shows Voters Want Knoxville to Keep its Rainy Day Funds
• Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey Sets Up Government Waste Website
• No Sunday Beer Sales in Jefferson County
• Q&A: Stacey Adam, owner, Blooming Earth Flowers floral CSA
• Assault With Intent to Insult the Wrong Ethnicity
• Officials evacuate Morristown school after bomb threat
• Man accused of kidnapping 12-year-old, locking her in storage building
• McClung bid could come next month
• knoxville + redneck = 2,940,000 results
• Energy Efficiency Policies Forum Set for Baker Center
• Dollywood: Barnstorming at 81 Feet
• NFL heads to court while Titans head to gym
• YourNews: Jacksboro United Methodist Church to host free movie night April 29
• YourNews: Maryville College news
• 2nd Annual Vietnam Veterans Homecoming
• Flames consume W. Knox home
• Forecast: Sunny and warm
• ProPublica: Our academic performance-based bracket results: Totally above average
• 5 ways GE plays the tax game
• Traffic tip for April 6
• Sports digest: April 6
• Soco Surprises - a great ride into Cherokee
• Judge's case causes ripple effect
• Friendsville man killed in car accident
• Workers missing after Gatlinburg wastewater container ruptures
• Man’s threat of planting dynamite forces evacuation of Knoxville church
• Letters: Thanks given to Bayne and the ‘Love Kitchen’
• Letters: Speech free despite Westboro’s ‘terrorism’
• Letters: Taxes are paid for a civilized society
• Letters: Don’t judge based on store behaviors
• Teenage suspects arrested in home invasion robbery
• Six construction bids submitted to build new Carter Elementary School
• Cuonzo Martin names Houston Fancher director of basketball operations
• Year-round calendar possibility for two local high schools
• Suzanne Lenhart Named 2011 SIAM Fellow
• Tourists surprised by closed Gatlinburg welcome center
• Regions Bank creates defense and tech banking group
• Chattanooga police shooting suspect has history of armed robberies
• Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus welcomes public for open house
• KUB trying to restore power to 200 customers today
• Bodies of missing workers found under collapsed wall at Gatlinburg wastewater plant
• YourNews: Skyla Tackett born 3 1/2 months premature
• YourNews: Roane County high schools hold mock disaster drill
• YourNews: Knoxville Chick-fil-A restaurants to host daddy-daughter date night April 7
• YourNews: Boys & Girls Club receives honorable mention in national service competition
• New tenant taking big SunCoke space
• McDonald's faces tall order in trying to sell McJobs
• Mud slide closes northbound Parkway lanes in Gatlinburg
• UAW plan gives hope to Spring Hill
• Knoxville men, 18 and 19, charged in home invasion stickup
• Forecast: Wet today, sun tomorrow
• Traffic tip for April 5
• Sports digest: April 5
• Exhibition could be a preview for Cody Stubbs
• Smokies return 20 players from last year's team
• A hi-tech scavenger hunt
• Tennessee bill drops cockfighting to misdemeanor, raises fine
• Nation/world briefs: April 5
• Lightning strikes tree, at least three houses; 2 people injured, 1 dog killed
• Former Governor, House Speaker Ned McWherter dies at 80
• 6 firms express interest in building new Carter Elementary
• Victor Ashe, Lamar Alexander praise Ned McWherter's legacy
• New legislation provides for scientific fairness in the classroom
• Spammers target Facebook
• Letters: Manners in Knoxville area are exemplary
• Letters: Fair site failure shows Knoxville copies well
• Letters: Enough of the bashing of Bush and Reagan
• Letters: Columnist unaware of pendulum’s left swing
• An honor worth sneezing at: Knoxville is worst city in America for spring allergies
• Rogero opens new campaign headquarters
• Child & Family Tennessee kicks off National Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Woman kills grandson, self inside gas station restroom
• Judge, prosecutors, lawyers seek to replace Richard Baumgartner on bench
• Oak Ridge schools scrap plan for Memorial Day classes
• Grainger County investigating man's killing
• Mercy narrows list of suitors
• Knoxville boy killed by grandmother had "gentle spirit"
• Pellissippi State Faculty Senate Book Sale raises more than $5,000
• Three UT Students Named Barry Goldwater Scholars
• Public Policy Expert Marilyn Brown to Speak at Baker Center
• Real Estate Foreclosures 4/4/11
• Real Estate Transfers 4/4/11
• Amazon 'full speed ahead'
• Bank customers bid farewell to debit card rewards
• Early morning chase on I-75 ends in wreck
• Gene Policinski: Offensive views need airing so they can be better rebutted
• Lawsuit reveals how a middleman is blocking mortgage modifications for homeowners
• Judge hands out tough sentences in post-Katrina killing by police
• Traffic tip for April 4
• Earth Month 2011
• Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon: 5K results
• Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon: Half-Marathon results
• Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon: Marathon results
• Winners of the GoGreenET Business Recognition Program announced
• Credit union extends green benefits to community
• Hotels' green features save money, attract guests
• Landfill trips rare for auto-parts maker
• Initiative seeks to reduce solar's startup costs
• East Ridge, Tenn., councilman doing job from Florida
• Tenn. official says 'I'm accessible', even in Florida
• State briefs: April 4
• Historic JFG sign closer to new home in Knoxville
• Tennessee Senate approves insurance violation bill
• Knoxville mayoral candidates Marilyn Roddy, Madeline Rogero open headquarters
• Jonesborough’s historic Chester Inn to be museum
• Karting a driving force for siblings
• Dylan Hochevar enjoying Tusculum
• Never-Ever program changed Dorothy Upton's life
• While nuclear waste piles up in U.S., billions in fund to handle it sit unused
• George Korda: Libya, Obama’s birth certificate and SHOUTING ON FACEBOOK!
• New owners renovate horse campground at a gallop
• Symphony Show House supports KSO and offers decor, ideas
• Thru-hikers became first responders for rescue in Smokies
• Guest columnist: Census numbers no surprise to Latino community
• Richard Nixon library revamps exhibit on Watergate
• Inmate allegedly 'will never give up going after' agent
• WWII soldier gets award for bravery
• Guest columnist: Even doctors must wait for test results
• Jack McElroy: No beheadings needed to solve fee-office issue
• North Carolina dog first to get front-leg implant
• Editorial: State cracks down on rogue utility districts
• Knoxville police at Merchants Drive investigating homicide
• Alzheimer's walk raises $200,000
• 'Technically advanced' marijuana operation busted in Morristown
• Officer killed in Chattanooga shootout
• CAK emphasizes 'competing'
• Trucker involved in fatal wreck accused of probation violation
• Local students compete with machines they build
• Covenant Health forms collaborative
• Playtime: April 2
• Events: April 2
• Arts ministry reaches out with public performance
• Social media helps places of worship deepen bonds of community
• Former mayor Rex Lynch pleads guilty
• Miller Energy to join NYSE
• TVA says evacuation plan in place for Knoxville, Knox in case of nuclear accident
• Faith Briefs: April 2
• Terry Mattingly: Dershowitz speaks in Norway, sort of
• Clinton High student wins contest for solo at tuba festival
• Officials say teacher's aide fired for texts
• Internet good source of tax information
• Bank sells insurance business
• Kid Tips: Divorce conflict can be harmful to kids
• OR fifth-grader takes second in state geography bee
• Oak Ridge fines resident $50 for cutting $17,000 worth of city trees
• Rossini Festival celebrates 10 years of food, fun and opera
• Pastor of church that burned Quran calls Afghan mob killings 'tragic'
• UT Wins First Place at ASCE Southeast Student Conference
• Three UT Students Named Barry Goldwater Scholars
• Letters: Prostitute lawmakers bankrupting America
• Letters: ‘Champions of liberty’ oppose health mandate
• Philanthropy report - April 3
• Nasdaq makes rival bid for New York Stock Exchange
• Ramsey explains that he takes his constitutional oath seriously
• Life and Arts Announcements - April 3
• Dish Network, Icahn separately bid for Blockbuster
• Knoxville area church events, week of April 2
• Eric Brabson taking over South-Doyle girls basketball
• Lenoir City High teacher's aide fired over texts to student
• Former Anderson mayor pleads to sales tax fraud, conflict charges
• Pellissippi State Foundation: Steinway tour reinforces board chair’s commitment to All Steinway campaign
• Knox gas prices jump, likely to go higher
• Police ID man who jumped to his death from Summit Towers
• Re-energize Switch Your Thinking!
• Call to Conserve Energy During New Peak Times
• Switch Your Thinking Progress Update
• UT, Amnesty International to Host Human Rights Week April 4-8
• Who wants a union? Not Southern autoworkers, it seems
• UT Knoxville Celebrates Earth Month
• UT Wellness Week Promotes Health, Well-being on Campus
• Forecast: Afternoon showers possible
• Traffic tip for April 1
• Where Are They Now: Jackie Coward, Thomas Mihalczo
• Georgia already off to fast start
• Fishing report: April 1
• Olivia Crowder will play golf at King College
• Hike of the Month: Hiking trails meander through Big Ridge State Park
• Solar company to lease at GM campus
• Pam Strickland: School budget is OK, but more can be done
• Greg Johnson: Government programs take parents out of the mix
• Editorial: Rules should aim to make gas well drilling safe
• Get Active Briefs: April 1
• Anderson County budget chief now Clinton finance director
• UT college to celebrate auditorium renovation, fundraising achievements
• 1982 World’s Fair, a book by Martha Rose Woodward.
• The Sunsphere was built as the theme structure for the 1982...
• 1982 World's Fair--29 Years Later
• Phillip Lim outide the Asia Cafe in Knoxville, TN.
• Asia Cafe--a Popular Dining Spot
• Trump for President by Martha Rose Woodward
• Talk of the Town by Martha Rose Woodward for April l
• Phillip Lim, owner of Asia Cafe, sitting on commode chair at...
• Asia Cafe Becomes First in Nation with Commode as Chair
• 3 students taken to hospital after wreck involving Halls High bus
• Knoxville teen indicted on sexual exploitation of minor charges
• YourNews: Sybil Zava honored on 87th birthday
• YourNews: John Pevy of Clinton named an Emerson National Hunger Fellow
• Beware ongoing traffic hassles on I-75 in Knox County
• Ramsey rules out rematch against Gov. Haslam
• Letters: Ban ‘automatic pistols’ before slaughter begins
• Letters: Madman Sheen hype turns to maddening
• TN Lt. Gov. Ramsey upholds oath to preserve State Constitution
• Letters: ‘Muslim ideology’ an insidious threat
• Letters: Too much iron with medicines a bad mix
• Knox County jobless rate up slightly in February
• UT Professor Finds Economic Importance of Bats in the Billions
• Brazilian band, Japanese fan dancing part of Pellissippi State festival
• Lenoir City man sentenced to 16 years in prison on child porn charges
• Three arrested in attempted burglary on Bonnyman Drive
• Audit shows Sevier County Utility District officials, employees misused funds
• Bowl victory: Oak Ridge man cleared in toilet planter tiff
• Jury convicts Army sergeant of threatening Knox judge
• Grundy County Principal Wins Educator Award from UT
• Jefferson City man convicted of multiple child porn charges
• Cause of Gatlinburg fire under investigation
• Man dead after jumping from downtown Knoxville apartments
• Solar company will lease space at GM campus in Spring Hill
• Consumer Confidential: Your AT&T Internet contract is changing
• Police catch three during burglary
• Forecast: Cloudy and cool
• Traffic tip for March 31
• Elderly Claxton man missing
• Blackberry Farm’s sommelier up for Beard Award
• Mary Constantine: A Saturday of recognizing excellence
• Biscuit Festival seeks entries
• 6 National Parks within reach
• Driver injured when vehicle strikes UT building
• Businesses fall prey to cyberthieves' cunning
• Benefit nets $27K for Knox Area Rescue Ministries
• Letters: Hillside slope percent is a matter of degrees
• Florida man sentenced to 37 years for oxycodone trafficking
• Letters: ‘Spring Awakening’ worst production ever
• Letters: Stop voting for ‘plantation owners’
• Letters: ‘Big labor’ as bad as ‘big government’
• Letters: What’s up with ratings in restaurant reviews?
• Final liquidation approved for old GM assets
• 'Shadow inventory' could flood housing market
• Pellissippi presidential search down to three men
• Google to toughen privacy policy, undergo audits in FTC settlement
• YourNews: Gerdau Ameristeel contributes to Second Harvest capital campaign
• YourNews: Doughtys, Morrisons offer time, resources to help needy dogs, cats
• Pet adoption story: Smoky, Banjo and the Corraos
• YourNews: Girl Scouts hold open house at Camp Tanasi April 2
• YourNews: New Roane State program celebrates first graduating class
• MetroLeaks: IT’S ALL TRUE.
• Application deadlines approach for Pellissippi State’s summer term
• As new police chief, David Rausch about building relationships
• Knoxville Mayoral Candidate Profile: Marilyn Roddy
• UT Wants to Fire Cuonzo!
• County Fee Offices Dispute May Be Even More Complicated Than We Thought
• Corker and Haslam Not Far-Far-Far Right Enough?
• Q&A: Connie McMahan, Professional-All Occasion Winner in Knox County Public Library Great Cake Bake Contest
• The Porch is a Rather Conspicuous Gambling Area
• UT Grad Schools Ascend to Top 10
• Edible Garden Seminar
• knoxville + marathon = 2,520,000 results
• Sundown in the City Comes Back for 2011
• Big Ears Is Still on for 2012
• Blues Community Plays for Ailing Ed Corts
• Earthfest 2011
• Josh Flory: Loudon project gets time
• Tennessee officials discuss economic sense of sustainability
• Morristown teen sentenced to 10 years for bank robbery
• Andy Shattuck resigns at Clinton
• Hawkins County judge faces ethics charges
• Asheville's Biltmore Estate unveils its Festival of Flowers this weekend
• Martin takes over shaky program
• South Carolina man injured in fall from Pigeon Forge hotel balcony
• 7- and 9-year-old rape suspects in Memphis taken from families
• Will Japan's nuclear problems hurt USEC's chances of getting $2 billion loan guarantees?
• Letters: School officials’ mind set must change
• Letters: Sentence unfair when compared to others
• Letters: Is Burchett’s paradise paving parking lots?
• Letters: Lawmakers should cut their budgets 25 percent
• Letters: God forgives even recent letter writer
• Letters: Look elsewhere before cutting teachers
• Letters: Column on manners hit the right notes
• UT not so great in Elite Eight
• Knox County Clerk employee arrested on theft, misconduct charges
• Boomsday 2011 to be held Sept. 4
• Knox man guilty of first-degree murder in flesh-chewing bar killing
• Truck strikes pole; repair work to power lines closes Rutledge Pike
• County Commission delays vote on Knox County fee office changes
• Pellissippi State’s Blount County Campus hosts Medic Blood Drive
• TMSi Logisitics to start Mascot closing in July
• Clinton council hires parks director Roger Houck as city manager
• UT’s New Norris House Wins National Architecture Award
• YourNews: Greenway School students place fourth in math competition
• YourNews: Dr. Willard Campbell does medical missions in Gautemala
• YourNews: Webb students study civil rights history at McAdoo Center
• YourNews: Tennessee Shooting Stars win Senior Olympic tournament
• YourNews: Roane State Playmakers to perform ‘The Diviners’ in April
• YourNews: April 11 oral history presentations to support Roane State Europe trip
• YourNews: Maryville College to present ‘Taming of the Shrew’ April 7-10
• YourNews: Powell 8U Boys All Star Team are Knox County, Knox City-County champions
• YourNews: Evangelist Bill Sturm to preach series at Trinity Baptist Church
• Amazon state jobs on Web
• CIGNA to sell Nashville-based subsidiary
• Knox County Clerk employee arrested
• UT-Pellissippi Community College Bridge Program to Launch in Summer
• Corporate profits are no sure sign of economic strength
• Rain delays safety event at Heritage
• Nation/world briefs: March 29
• Former President Jimmy Carter in Cuba to discuss US relations
• Ladies of Charity Opens New Site
• Marilyn Roddy Invites Everyone to Campaign Hdqtrs.
• Invitation from Joan and Victor Ashe to view Art of Poland
• Midway property foreclosed
• Sports digest: March 29
• Van Vliet is named SPHL Defenseman of the Year All-SPHL First Team
• Ex-school band director gets 17 years in child porn case
• Doctor: Man in flesh-eating case just trying to act insane
• 190th Engineer Co. readying for Afghanistan
• Knox commissioners postpone decision on control over fee office
• Letters: Cut government pay and employees
• Letters: Funeral protests are despicable, disgusting
• Letters: GOP budget cuts radical, ideological
• Jefferson County Republicans honor Republican Woman McAndrew
• Sevierville police officer arrested on multiple charges
• Pedestrian hit near Church Avenue
• Suspects sought in Kwik Shop armed robbery
• Heart of Knoxville–Pellissippi State sponsor April 6 job fair
• Abercrombie & Fitch sparks outcry with padded bikini for 8-year-olds
• Woman struck crossing downtown intersection; driver charged
• Vols Overtake Gators in RecycleMania
• Got Summer Plans? UT Trying to Increase Summer School Enrollment
• 101 arrested in Chattanooga/Hamilton County sweep
• MTSU roommates were deadly match
• Native American Student Association to Host First Powwow
• Real Estate Foreclosure 3/27/11
• Real Estate Transfers 3/27/11
• Caring for an elderly loved one can take a financial toll
• Forecast: Rainy, cool
• Census: Westward population shift slows down in Knox County
• Census shows net gain of more than 2,000 residential units in downtown Knoxville area
• Around the world in a day at Dollywood
• Nation/world briefs: March 28
• UT freshman on a roll in skating events
• Heritage High students, Blount County Sheriff's Office target distracted drivers
• Sports digest: March 28
• Episcopal School of Knoxville continues to grow.
• Episcopal School of Knoxville--New Principal and Science Fair News
• Hudson K-Hometown Rock Band
• Talk of the Town for March 25
• James Cameron's 3-D camera gets bumped from Mars flight
• EOD Technology trying to secure future
• Vince Dooley's passion moves from football to his own backyard garden
• Bilingual association begins working to improve Inskip
• Carly Harrington: App keeps Smokies' fans in game
• Names of offenders on run aren't always entered into database
• Sam Venable: Tracking Trixie's trots
• Guest columnist: Anti-Shariah bill runs counter to Constitution
• Guest columnist: Potty training offers lessons for parents
• Book review: Hemingway marriage comes alive in novel
• Sen. Alexander: One year later, health care reform remains a mistake
• Great Cake Bake features array of sugary creations
• Israeli firefighters visit Knoxville area
• Fred Thompson lobbying against Bill Haslam's push to limit 'litigation risk'
• Editorial: Public notices must be accessible to all
• Off-duty Sevierville police officer arrested
• Knoxvillian's death an apparent suicide at Morristown Wal-Mart
• Charles Barkley makes up for lack of knowledge on NCAA tournament with personality
• Farragut's Pfeifer breaks state record for wins
• Catholic beats CAK, passes another early test
• Baseball briefs: March 23
• Notre Dame transfer takes gold to help lead Emory
• Sports digest: March 26
• Todhunter claims third title
• Ice Bears get two back in playoff tune-up, 5-2
• Family takes precedence for Oak Ridge's Scott
• Election Commission pick moved but didn't change his address
• Dolly Parton in town to open Dollywood, promote new Barnstormer ride
• Vision offers flights to North Florida at McGhee Tyson
• Marathoners raise money for adoptions
• The Daredevil is in the details - Dollywood's 26th Season
• Chrysler restricts some colors as Japan quake pinches some supplies
• No federal tax expense for Bank of Ameria in 2010
• Investors sue government, ex-SEC official over Stanford losses
• Letters: Developing slopes exacts nature’s price
• Donations being collected Monday for Greenback tornado victims
• Child released from hospital after fall from window
• Whether gold, silver have shiny futures is unclear
• Man dies from Knoxville motorcycle crash injuries
• Late-night venue at Puleo's West Town
• Sullivan County molestation charges to go forward against Father Casey
• Governor Haslam addresses Republicans in Jefferson County TONIGHT
• Expert: Accused flesh-eater has numerous mental issues
• SBA loans available for East Tenn. businesses hurt by floods
• Pellissippi State hosts Common Academic Experience event at Blount campus
• Judge Blackwood to take over reviews of four defendants in Christian-Newsom killings
• 18-month-old child found in middle of road
• NASCAR needs more than one-week Cinderella story of Trevor Bayne's win to thrive
• Lower TennCare rates for C-sections upset obstetricians
• UT Professor Receives NSF’s CAREER Award
• Traffic tip for March 25
• Crash closes ramp to I-640
• Oak Ridge girls' basketball coach David Scott resigns
• Forecast: Rain returns Saturday
• Augusta rookies rout Ice Bears
• Half-marathon training leads to 37-pound weight-loss for Pellissippi sophomore
• TVA says its reactors, pools safer
• Carly Harrington: Social Slam for making connections
• Business briefs: March 25
• Pam Strickland: Legislatures should be lawmakers, not yahoos
• Greg Johnson: Looming disaster demands pension reform
• Get Active Briefs: March 25
• UT mulls buying Lake Ave. house
• State suspends law license of ex-Knox County judge
• Japan disaster could cost auto industry 5 million vehicles
• Young woman held for grand jury in MTSU stabbing
• Lawsuit against New Orleans hospital settles shortly after trial begins
• Knoxville police: 1-year-old child falls from apartment window
• YourNews: Maryville College to host discussion on marriage equality March 31
• Blountville man to face trial after discovery of child porn
• Simply calling Haslam names does Tea Party little good
• Body recovered near site of Nolichucky River boat wreck
• YourNews: Latino youth art exhibit comes to CASA HOLA April 1-2
• YourNews: Maryville College hosts celebration to honor Cesar Chavez
• Maryville man makes knives, guns from days gone by
• YourNews: Maryville College's Jennifer Olander presents piano recital April 4
• Letters: Please spare us from secondhand smoke
• Letters: It’s a good thing oil drilling restricted
• Letters: Public unions need to get we’re broke
• Tracy Eaton named girls' basketball coach at Karns
• Pellissippi State showcases student talents in annual art exhibit
• ‘Handler’ play performances continue at Pellissippi State
• Public forum held on strategic compensation in Knox County Schools
• Rob McNutt picked to replace Paul Crilly on Knox election commission
• Government, Industry Leaders to Discuss Sustainable Business and Tourism
• Knox County GOP legislators pick Rob McNutt as new election commissioner
• Government, business leaders to discuss sustainable business and tourism
• Knox, contiguous counties qualify for disaster relief after Feb. 28 floods
• National group runs ads claiming Amazon deal ‘hurts Main Street’
• Loudon sheriff suspects tornado hit Loudon, Blount; Weather Service checking
• Forecast: Partly cloudy, cooler temperatures
• Traffic tip for March 24
• Farragut's Xander Taylor throws no-hitter
• Rosy asks readers for warm weather fare
• Get fired up for grilling season
• Bites: March 24
• Food Briefs: March 24
• Joe Rosson: Wife created new chapter in Civil War general's life
• Liven up salmon with whiskey
• Editorial: State should keep appointed superintendents
• State sales tax freeze proposed
• Police release identity of motorcyclist injured in W. Knoxville wreck
• Knox County teachers announced as finalists for State Teacher of the Year
• Child & Family Tennessee kicks off National Safe Place Week
• Freeze proposed on state and local sales taxes
• Wirth: Fukushima Opens Different Conversation about Nuclear Energy
• Outcomes of local referenda should be respected
• Letters: Don’t make distracting cellphones free
• Tornado Warning issued for Blount, Loudon, Monroe, Sevier until 10:30 p.m.
• Letters: ‘Northerners’ welcome, minus the arrogance
• Letters: Correcting ‘Fair Tax’ facts
• Letters: Banning Planned Parenthood is wrong
• Lawyer defending woman in Monroe politico's killing wants out
• NFL lockout forces Tennessee Titans to organize own workouts
• YourNews: Concord Christian School students win awards at National History Day Competition
• YourNews: West Fleet Service for commercial vehicles now open
• YourNews: ‘Capitalist Pigs’ barbecue to raise money for Relay for Life
• YourNews: Bowling fundraiser helps match children with mentors
• Man, 25, found with stash of cold pills after fleeing deputy
• Lady Vols survive and advance to Dayton
• END OF AN ERA
• UT basketball headed in reverse
• Council withdraws resolution providing funds for parking garage expansion
• Suspect sought in Bread Box robbery on Jacksboro Pike
• Pellissippi State officially dedicates Confucius Classroom
• Local Burlesque Dancer Named Southern Fried Burlesque Queen
• Royal Bangs: 'Flux Outside'
• Dirty Guv'nahs Celebrate Fifth Anniversary With Bijou Shows
• Looking Back on 20 years of Urban Renewal in Knoxville
• Actress Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Investigating the Drugs-Related Death of Henry Granju
• 'Quality Growth' Conference Aims to Better Plan East Tennessee's Future
• Ex-corrections officer admits role in Henning, Tenn., post office slayings
• Wanted: Establishment Candidate for Knoxville Mayor
• House Speaker Beth Harwell's Difficult Choice
• Miller Energy Resources 3Q revenues up, profit falls
• YourNews: Tuckaleechee Garden Club, Blount County Master Gardeners clean up Riverwalk
• YourNews: Webb’s Lower School to present ‘An Aesop Adventure’ April 3, 4
• YourNews: Ramsey House Plantation to offer workshops, lunch-and-learn sessions
• YourNews: Nantahala Outdoor Center, Gatlinburg celebrate Earth Hour
• YourNews: Oak Ridge Civic Ballet presents ‘Firebird’ and ‘Canterbury Tales’
• YourNews: Oak Ridge High School wins 2011 PBS Scholars’ Bowl
• Who Will Replace Ousted Judge Baumgartner?
• Q&A: Kristen Gasnow Brown, president, Feral Feline Friends of East Tennessee
• More Knox County Kids Have NEAT Eating Habits
• Black Culture Celebrated at “Themes in Black”
• Attack by Bodily Fluids
• knoxville + bunnies = 8,250,000 results
• Retailers want to sell you gadgets, buy them back later, and then sell them again
• Jag Star Song to Appear on New ABC Drama 'Body of Proof'
• Congressional business panel visits Chattanooga
• Backgrounder: Behind the Battle Over Hidden Debit Card Fees
• Armed man robs North Knoxville store
• Forecast: Get ready for a rumble
• Derek Dooley wants Tyler Bray spirited but mindful
• Capital requests to city greater than funds it has available
• Regions reception to salute Helen Akard for 70 years of service
• For LMU’s Burns, wins add up in softball
• NFL notebook for March 23
• Ice Bears release goalie Andrew Gallant
• Campbell County basketball coach Barry Jones resigns
• 140 apply for Oak Ridge Police Chief’s job
• Life and Arts Announcements - March 27
• LCUB, union agree on 1-year contract with no raises or layoffs
• UT to Host Expert Panel Discussion on Japan Nuclear Reactor Accident
• County Assessor Phil Ballard wants to retain post
• Sweetwater man charged with meth manufacturing
• Besides fans, charities feel effect of Pearl firing
• United Continental to roll out Wi-Fi in 2012
• ArcelorMittal closing steel mill in Harriman
• UT Professor Helps Get Berry Cave Salamander on Endangered List
• We no longer mind Jimmy Naifeh, because he no longer matters
• Clinton man sentenced to 24-year prison sentence on cocaine charges
• Meth labs found on Blount County property
• Knox County Commission proposes changes to county fee offices
• Pellissippi State offers full lineup of non-credit sports courses
• Anticipate lane closures on I-275 tonight
• Man killed in crash on Cedar Lane
• AT&T merger bid puts Obama in a bind
• UT and PepsiCo Partner in Groundbreaking Educational Diversity Initiative
• EURēCA Highlights Undergraduate Research Week
• Five Educators, Book Program to Be Inducted into UT’s Educators Hall of Honor
• Campbell Co. High School boys' basketball coach resigns
• Forecast: Partly sunny, high 80
• Greenback man dies in ATV crash
• Traffic tip for March 22
• Local study of Boys and Girls Clubs says their students more likely to graduate
• Music school helps teens reach goals, have fun, manage 'bad days'
• Carla Javier: Anxiety, excitement ahead
• Homeschooling: Counselor helps when planning for college
• Textme Events: March 22
• Textme Briefs: March 22
• Get help early for kids with behavior issues
• Business briefs: March 22
• David Hunter: It's getting harder to judge a word's impact
• Robert Booker: European experience molded teen for life
• Editorial: City spending initiative unwise right now
• UT Relieves Bruce Pearl of Duties
• Senate passes Tiger Haven bill
• Green Bankshares cuts jobs
• Utility work to close section of Bakertown Road
• Knox County fee offices would need commission approval for raises, bonuses under proposal
• Letter: Thoughts on subsidies, taxes and duplication
• Letter: The insured pay bills for the uninsured
• Letter: Rules limit pool for good teachers
• Letter: Officers deserve appreciation
• Letter: Watson evidence of intelligent design
• Pearl isn't worth long-term reputation of Tennessee athletics, university, State
• Woman, five children injured in North Knox County wreck
• Man wanted, mother charged in child abuse case
• Should UT pay $300,000 for this house?
• SunTrust to repay bailout
• Blaze damages South Knoxville apartment
• Panel of religious leaders discusses happiness at Pellissippi State March 24
• Burchett urges Haslam to aid Knox County flood victims
• Man sentenced for cross burning in Anderson County
• Suspect sought in robbery of Blount County business
• Whittlin’ away the principal: amortization
• Fire ants pose serious danger to humans and animals
• Kitchen inspection tips for those who can stand the heat
• What you should know about “REO”
• Do the benefits make the price worthwhile?
• HUD introduces a new mortgage twist for senior homeowners
• Carpenter ants can destroy your home while building theirs
• Tax-refund loans may fade away?
• Saving water saves energy and dollars
• A 203(K) loan can save that deal of a foreclosure
• Pozy named auctioneer, to host talk show
• Bright joins Weichert
• Brock earns honors
• An about-face on front-facing car seats
• Real Estate Foreclosures 3/20/11
• Real Estate Transfers 3/20/11
• UT Professor to Receive Romanian Journalism Education Award
• Pressure rises to ‘E-verify’ new hires
• Green Bankshares announces layoffs
• Police release name of man found dead on railroad tracks
• Refugee School Impact Grant funds local seminars
• Dog dies in Lonsdale-area house fire
• Overdue hiker reportedly found safe in Smokies shelter
• Fans voice support for Bruce Pearl at rally
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in North Knoxville wreck
• THP: Two killed in Monroe County wreck
• Even in worst case, Japan's nuclear disaster will have limited reach
• Man killed in sleep by truck crash, woman charged
• Talk of the Town March 18
• Tax Collections Up--per John Duncan III
• Redistricting in Works for Knox Co. and More
• Wood Brothers feeling better things to come
• Kedren Johnson scores 43 points to lead East past West
• Ice Bears clinch playoff spot, 5-2
• Maloney's move to boxing pays off
• Editorial: U.S. nuclear safety review a prudent step
• Planning for parenthood is wise course of action
• Tom Humphrey: Acronyms are the ABCs of state government
• Guest column: Teachers won't be harmed by bargaining reforms
• Fountain City Art Center's permanent collection inspired by volunteer
• Bonnie Erbe: Growth rate an ethical issue
• Snark Bites: Guns want access to education, too
• Ina Hughs: The debate over Tonto
• Birdlife: A few things I know for sure 10 years later
• People and parties: Local celebs' footwork raises $60K for ETCH
• F.Y.I.: Tax break issue about fairness
• Private-eye tale 'Shortcut Man' captures spirit of past
• Knox Heritage helping restore area signs
• Grammar Gremlins: 'Which' rule ambiguous now
• Carolyn Hax: A little sage advice from readers
• First Cup start at Bristol 'a cool deal' for Trevor Bayne
• Craigmont defeats Bearden for Class AAA title, 61-55
• Sevier County rescue vehicle in wreck; three injured
• Letter: Time to fight TennCare cuts is now
• Demolition permit sought for former South High building
• Pellissippi State play deals with snake handling, resurrection
• Maryville duo making waves
• Sports digest: March 19
• Maryville's Bledsoe calls it a career
• National briefs: March 19
• Political happenings: March 19
• Haslam backs union compromise
• Task force scrutinizes UT's Baker Center
• Guest column: Education funding should be easily understood
• Pastors seek more diversity
• Bob Hunt: Honoring Joseph, a father who 'manned up'
• GM halts work at Louisiana plant
• Playtime: March 19
• Faith briefs: March 19
• Kid Tips: Involve yourself in child's education
• Citizen's Voice: All must work to ensure women fulfill potential
• Citizen's Voice: Tapping the power of 'one'
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and one that did not
• Bearden advances to state championship game, 68-58
• An open letter from Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey to conservatives on Senate Bill 113
• Medical examiner rules hanging death a suicide
• Armed man robs Checks Plus in Maryville
• Knoxville area church events, week of March 19
• Kim Bledsoe steps down as Maryville girls' basketball coach
• Letter: Ministers should stay out of union business
• Printing public notice insures an accurate historical record in future ages
• Life and Arts Announcements - March 20
• Philanthropy report: March 20
• Heiskell cross-burner gets six months in prison
• North Knox property headed for auction block
• Knoxville, Oak Ridge companies nominated for Freedom Award
• Jazz and bluegrass featured at free Pellissippi State concert
• Chattanooga man posing as officer pulls over undercover police vehicle
• Owner seeks demolition permit for South High School
• Fishing report: March 18
• Letter: Globalization hurting U.S. economy
• Radioactive waste may be bound for state
• Pellissippi State Faculty Lecture Series ‘Photovoltaics: An Alternate Energy Source’
• Traffic tip for March 18
• Sports digest: March 18
• 2011 Girls track preview
• Baseball notebook for March 18
• Nation/world briefs: March 18
• Pellicon 2011 offers weekend of multi-fandom at Pellissippi State
• Bearden advances past McMinn County, 76-48
• Letter: Nonbelievers need to read more of Bible
• Letter: Considering Congress 'adult' shows amnesia
• Letter: Free lunch offered for proof of death panels
• Suicide suspected in death of man found near W. Knoxville tracks
• Letter: Unregulated oil market benefits producers
• Letter: Tenure amounts to lifetime job protection
• Obama nominates Miss. business owner for TVA board seat
• Dump truck overturns near I-640
• West falls to Craigmont, 69-64
• Overturned dump truck shuts down southbound Broadway
• Rolling rock injures Foothills Parkway worker
• RecycleMania Enters Its Final Two Weeks; Totals Up Over Last Year’s
• St. Patrick's Day thoughts in East Tennessee
• Pellissippi State student credits AHEAD program with continued success
• Man arrested after involvement in accident
• Census shows Knox County grew by more than 13 percent
• Allen Gregory: Bayne's success story is straight out of Disney
• Wade Day saw promise in Trevor Bayne as 'youngster'
• Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
• Sunshine Week highlights threats to open government
• Price of vehicles from Japan likely to climb
• Sevier County man arrested on three outstanding warrants
• NASCAR: Family members feel Wendell Scott deserves respect
• Memphis-based FedEx reports 11 percent growth in 3Q revenues
• TVA to review Japan situation while debating new nuclear reactor
• In Japan since Saturday, Nashville Mayor Karl Dean describes 'eerie' scene
• Geoff Calkins on Josh Pastner: University of Memphis fans shouldn't lose sleep either
• David Climer: Belmont basketball has arrived on national stage
• Quake faults could affect Sequoyah, Watts Bar
• Traffic tip for March 17
• Bearden not 'looking past' McMinn; West likes matchup
• Census shows Knox County growth boom
• Bolivar Central 82, Stone Memorial 76
• George Korda: Pension task force controversy based on politics, not reality
• K-9 police dog prompts quick surrender of suspect
• National Lampoon chief arrested in alleged $200M ponzi scheme
• Report: Bank of America was second biggest bailout recipient
• Letter: Writer should provide 'death panel' sources
• Letter: Letter bungles Lincoln-Darwin comparison
• Letter: No one can know the mind of an elephant
• Traffic stop uncovers $4M hidden in truck in Cumberland County
• Letter: Are you better off now than before Obama?
• Letter: Fuel sources don't explain gas price jump
• Memphis judge breezes through confirmation hearing
• East Knoxville home serves as city's first EarthCraft certified home renovation
• YourNews: Jason R. Vranes promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
• YourNews: Oak Ridge Institute for Continued Learning donates $25,000 to Roane State
• UT minimum wage employees to receive salary increase
• Field of four seeking Anderson commission seat
• Alliance working to preserve Sevierville cemeteries
• UT Center Analyzes Census Numbers; State Population Trends Toward Cities
• Goddard School to participate in Earth Hour event
• Arrest of TN Capitol protestors shows difference between university, world
• Employers wanted for Heart of Knoxville 2011 spring job fair
• UT Alumnus to Speak on the Economics of Health Reform March 25
• 25 Ways of Looking at Pamela Schoenewaldt
• Monkey found in backyard of West Knoxville home
• Knoxville's Task Force Influx
• Bradley legislator favors $34 million grant for Wacker Chemical
• Stricter State Laws for Strangulation?
• Smoky Mountain Dockdogs Brings Canine Dock Diving To Knoxville
• Just Kidding About That Demo Thing
• Walmart Adds Clout to Amazon Sales-Tax Battle
• Driver who hit child turns himself in
• Southbound Hwy. 33 remains closed in Claiborne County
• Jim Gray Heads to the Beach
• Beer Summit Brews Positive Results for Marble City Brewery
• Q&A: Dawn Darr, canine agility trainer and handler
• Note to Self: Do Not File False Police Reports
• knoxville + best = 102,000,000 results
• McIntyre Leads Public Forum on Teacher Pay
• Clear up confusion on computing cloud
• Fifth Season of Pine Ridge Concerts Starts April 2
• Next Up for Royal Bangs: SXSW and David Letterman
• Local Musicians Celebrate Rick Wolfe and the Joy of Music School
• Regions Bank planning move to Miller's Building
• Jay Allen: 'Dearest Echo'
• Gov't panel issues mixed final verdict on bailouts
• Official defends new consumer bureau against GOP
• One killed in Claiborne crash
• Forecast: Sun and 70s this weekend
• Japan lessons for TVA?
• Traffic tip for March 16
• Supporters proudly shave heads for children's cancer research
• Allison Rupp: 'Unforgettable' night of dancing with dad
• Chandra Harris-McCray: Cottage Door celebrates one year
• Letter: Article didn't address groups' relevance
• Editorial: Compromise is key to setting energy policy
• Loss follows No. 1 ranking for men's tennis team
• Fulton flying 'under the radar'
• For Geschickters' team, racing just 'what we do'
• West coach Chris Kelser returns to team after stroke
• Josh Flory: Housing market is livelier
• West's Kesler to coach in state tournament
• Letter: Air Force One with wind mills?
• Letter: Columbia students not independent thinkers
• Letter: Overpass work deserves scrutiny
• Letter: Car insurance isn't a matter of choice
• Letter: Radio audience helped provide shoes
• Lady Vols' title run begins with Stetson
• Knoxville man, 20, surrenders in hit-and-run involving 8-year-old boy
• New website gives suggestions on what to do in Knoxville
• Juvenile suspects caught in rash of home burglaries
• Chinese, publishing among non-credit courses at Pellissippi State this spring
• Career center seeks employers for spring job fair
• YourNews: 4-H Horse Project free to children, requires RSVP
• YourNews: Author Jack Gantos to speak with Webb School students
• YourNews: GriefShare support group begins March 21
• Fire occurs at Sevier County cabin rental complex
• Woman found dead in Campbell County fire
• Three UT Graduate Programs Ranked in Nation’s Top 10
• Suspect sought in Kingston Pike Subway robbery
• Forecast: Rain today, warm up on the way
• Man robs Bearden Subway
• State of the State left us wanting to learn more
• Sports digest: March 15
• Fewer students writing lengthy research papers; some say creative projects are effective, too
• Central freshmen unravel 'spider web' and other challenges at low ropes course
• Carla Javier: The simple spring break
• Teach Talk: Educator committed to creative classrooms
• Textme Briefs: March 15
• Textme Events: March 15
• Schooling students in proper business dining
• East Tennessee connections
• Senator Lamar Alexander sees no reason to abandon nuclear power
• Nation/world briefs: March 15
• NFL notebook for March 15
• Owenby's reaction keys Powell, 2-1
• Jozef Kubaliak out for season
• Berkshire Hathaway to buy Lubrizol for $9.7B
• Japan warns of alarming radiation leak
• Free Medical Clinic founder seeks $1 donations for Japan relief efforts
• Lamar Alexander touts U.S. nuclear energy in Senate floor speech
• Iodine pills distributed in Japan offer limited protection from effects of radiation
• Letter: Renaissance needed but Dark Age arrives
• Letter: Merit pay promotes cheating and 'gaming'
• U.S. Consulate no help returning to Knoxville
• Vols will dance for record sixth straight year
• Haslam will present first budget proposal
• UT Governor’s Chairs Comment on Nuclear Situation in Japan
• Choose your favorite dance to learn at Pellissippi State
• Pedestrian hit by train in Blount County
• Magnolia Avenue bar issued temporary civil injunction
• Test your coupon smarts with these questions
• Man in critical condition after being hit by train in Blount County
• Winter in Knoxville was colder than normal, but not February
• Forecast: Rainy the first part of the week, but then warming up nicely
• Networks team up to air all NCAA games
• Susan Alexander: Salvage room more available to public
• Dave Ramsey: Don't let your siblings spend your money
• Knoxmom's finds to cure spring break fever
• 'Sludge judge:' KUB employee ensures restaurant grease doesn't cause problems for sewers
• Study: Blurred roles not for telecommuting moms
• Pair make over grandfather's home
• Polls: Boomers less likely to retire
• Belk seeks nonprofits for April charity sale
• Nation/world briefs: March 14
• A park of prehistoric proportions in Tampa
• Knoxvillian in Tokyo: Quake 'seemed to go on forever'
• Knox lawyer suspended for three years
• Juvenile Service Center Appreciation Luncheon
• Credit Score is King M. Woodward
• Talk of the Town M. Woodward
• Police investigate driver’s story in NYC bus crash that killed 14
• Japan will face unique health challenges after tsunami
• Charles C. Haynes: The truth about Muslims in America
• The grapes of cash: Tennessee liquor stores feel squeezed by grocers' push to sell wine
• Water users face 28% hike in Chattanooga
• 'It's crazy': Gang wars starting on Facebook
• Hillside Ridgetop Protection Plan proponents, opponents working to find common ground
• Wayne Bledsoe: MySpace love affair is no more
• Knoxville man abandons car for six months, travels on foot and bike
• Officially extinct: Agency determines eastern cougar no longer exists
• Gov. Haslam to present $30 billion budget
• Jenna Adams OK without award
• Bob Hodge: Nothing good would come of deer farms
• West's Kesler is out of ICU
• Crumbley resigns from Greeneville
• Second Harvest gets major food donation
• Wake-up call for Fulton in TSSAA boys' basketball tournament
• David Moon: Net income often a 'misleading' measure
• Anderson eliminates LMU, 91-86
• Mother of hairstylist dies at 93
• Springing ahead: Is it hard on your health?
• University of Memphis Tigers win C-USA Championship
• Sen. Lamar Alexander: VW plant bigger than 2,000 jobs
• 12-year-old who thought he might not be able to compete wins News Sentinel Southern Appalachia Regional Spelling Bee
• McMinn Central wins first state tournament, 48-37
• Sports bulletin board for March 13
• Florida murder suspect caught in Caryville
• Love Kitchen's Ellen Turner released from hospital
• Heavy rain brings more flooding to East Tennessee
• Tsunami warning website fails Pacific Coast residents
• Scenes of devastation at heart of Japan disaster
• How to help in the aftermath of the quake and tsunami
• Tusculum rallies fall short in regional quarters, 69-66
• 161 ORNL workers to leave
• TVA: Plants can handle earthquake
• Palmer wants change to pension voting
• ORNL gets high marks on audit
• Ex-NBA owner said to be eyeing story center
• Georgiana Vines: Huckabee undecided on run
• Gators win, Vols out
• Jackson leads Memphis over East Carolina 76-56
• Police use nuisance law to go after Magnolia Avenue business
• Understanding earthquakes And tsunamis
• Comment from Mayor Daniel Brown to City Council members on the pension task force
• Electrical problem blamed for office supply store blaze
• McMinn Central girls advance to state final, 52-41
• Oak Ridge man accused of dumping cremated remains out of urn
• East Tennessee philanthropies, week March 13
• To tax or not to tax...
• Lake City man sentenced in incest case
• Maryville jeweler directs police to theft suspects
• East Tennessee church events, week of March 13
• Lake City man accused of hitting mother-in-law with softball bat
• Letters: No way to talk to anti-firearm scribe
• Letters: Anti-firearm column full of inaccuracies
• Heavy rain brings more flooding to East Tennessee
• Hallerin Hilton Hill to speak at Pellissippi State’s Magnolia Avenue Campus
• Man who tried to rob ex-county commissioner wants more time to mull plea deal
• Soaring food prices, short supply put farmers on the spot
• Sinkhole repair closes East Knox road
• Chase could lower ceiling for debit card purchases
• Forecast: Partly sunny for the weekend
• PrepXtra Dream Lineup: Baseball
• Class helps participants train for daily challenges
• Editorial: Lawmakers should consider Haslam's meth proposal
• Get Active Briefs: March 11
• Vols hold off Hogs, 74-68
• Judicial system faces two tasks after Richard Baumgartner's resignation
• West coach Christopher Kesler remains hospitalized
• The Knoxville Journal is looking for a part time copy editor.
• Police: 3 children taken into protective custody in Oak Ridge meth raid
• Officials say Roane man on the lam killed Colo. policeman
• Suspect sought in hit-and-run of child on Johnston Street
• High school student killed in car accident
• What's in a name?
• Public's help sought in finding pharmacy robber
• 6-year-old boy hurt by hit-and-run driver
• Letters: What is ‘federal universal’ fund?
• Letters: Gun control cities have the most crime
• Letters: Contrasting car and health insurance
• Letters: Death-panel Palin wrong, incoherent
• Letters: More stealing from positions of trust?
• Riverdale eliminates West, 63-44
• Knox County jobless rate rises in January
• Online postings by slain MTSU player will clear his client, defense attorney says
• Baumgartner pleads guilty to official misconduct, resigns from bench
• Suspect sought in Kingston Pike Walgreens robbery
• Cocke County principal loved school, family, laughter
• UT men's basketball No. 18 on Forbes revenue list
• Victoria Niederhauser Named New College of Nursing Dean
• Pellissippi State students and others benefit from First Horizon support
• UT Event to Focus on Legal System, Media, the Public’s Right to Know
• UT Medical Center to build new $25M Cancer Institute
• Some choose to give up Facebook for Lent
• Prosecution: Judge Baumgartner repeatedly bought pills from felon
• South Doyle High student killed in crash
• 1,500 join VW payroll
• Nashville-based HCA raises $3.88 billion in IPO
• Power restored to Halls schools
• Loudon County crash kills two
• Forecast: Rain and a temperature drop
• Flames erupt at Knoxville business
• Chocolate-free recipes take the pain out of abstaining
• Food Briefs: March 10
• Joe Rosson: If 'married,' cabinet's value would be split
• Kindred Scot events near
• Liberty Tech runs away from Pigeon Forge, 60-40
• West boys' coach Chris Kesler taken to hospital
• Announcements for March 13
• Fingerprinted and booked, Judge Richard Baumgartner now set to enter agreement in painkiller case
• In paying for college, better to be lucky than smart
• Anderson woman faces meth charges
• Man, 18, charged with in 2010 killing of his father
• Sprint-T-Mobile merger rumors heat up again
• Man arrested in Sevier County as drugs found in vehicle
• Sevierville police: Knox man arrested with 102 grams of crack cocaine in SUV
• Suspect arrested in Farragut Kroger pharmacy robbery
• Suspect sought in back-to-back armed robberies
• City Council postpones Pension Task Force vote
• Pauly Shore wants to ditch 'weasel' image
• UT Medical Center to make Cancer Institute announcement
• Facebook develops new privacy policy
• Wells Fargo CEO assails fee limits as 'price controls'
• South Knoxville's Marble City Glassworks Creates an Artful Industry of Decorative Glass
• West Knoxville's Knoxville Glove Company Persists Against a Shrinking Market for Hand-Sewn Gloves
• North Knoxville's Neon Service Co. Keeps the Craft of Neon Sign Making Alive
• East Knoxville's Aqua-Chem Makes Water Safe to Drink Around the World
• Letters: Regulating rights on the rise
• Letters: Put a stop to backstabbing teachers
• Used Book Sale continues
• Governor Haslam's Web Site
• Roberts win in special election shows weakness of Tennessee Democrats
• Knoxville Mayoral Candidate Profile: Mark Padgett
• The Sunsphere's Grand Reopening Successfully Wigs Out
• Pellissippi State security guard recognized as Officer of the Year
• Gov. Haslam's New Education Commissioner
• Oak Ridge Says No to Tim
• Saunders-Kuhlman Déjà Vu?
• Q&A: Holly Briggs, Metro Pulse Triage artist and art teacher at Mooreland Heights Elementary
• Silence! It’s 'Flesh and the Devil' at the Tennessee Theatre
• Perps Who Won’t Take No for an Answer
• knoxville + millionaire = 1,860,000 results
• UT Press Helps Produce Updated Online Tennessee Encyclopedia
• Meet Your Health-Care Reform
• TN tries to protect Cumberland Plateau mountain ridges from mining
• Sinkhole at Cedar Bluff school forces reroute of traffic
• Suspect sought in Subway robbery on North Broadway
• Rhythm N' Blooms Announces Another Impressive Lineup
• Flood watch: No problems at Knox schools
• Johnny Astro and the Big Bang Win Final Round of Sound Off
• New CDs on the Way From Earth Quaker and Taylor Brown
• Hamblen Co. man accused of duct taping woman to chair
• New deal keeps Darrell Waltrip as part of NASCAR broadcasts
• Father, son found dead in Murray County
• North Knoxville Subway robbed
• Sen. Bill Ketron wants TN to consider creating its own currency
• Josh Flory: Stimulus grant gets closer look
• Driver cited after hitting man in wheelchair in North Knoxville
• City pulls plug on Knoxville Pension Task Force
• Suspect sought in West Knoxville pharmacy robbery attempt
• Steven Escar Smith Named New UT Libraries Dean
• Old College Inn switching locations on Strip
• Health care freedom passes TN House
• Knoxville non-profit wants stolen trailer back
• Second Harvest to reopen its warehouse Thursday
• Looking up at the field
• One killed, one injured when truck overturns in West Knox County
• Proposed law would punish drivers for riding with lap dogs, kitties
• Letters: More regulations mean fewer resources
• Letters: Perceptions wrong about teachers unions
• Letters: Find out for yourself about ‘thought police’
• Letters: Thanks given for Cox’s national anthem
• Facebook, Warner Bros. agree to distribution deal
• Suspect sought in robbery attempt of floral shop on Magnolia Avenue
• Victim actually suspect in Waffle House robbery on Papermill Drive
• Home equity line of credit an easy option for tapping into your home’s equity
• Homeowners can get a leg up on millipedes
• Burchett surprises 100th birthday recipient with proclamation
• Shots fired in Boyd Street, University Avenue area
• Suspect arrested for Credit Union robbery
• Oak Ridge council yanks mall's tax break offer
• Pellissippi State student travels long and winding road to an education
• Knox area home sales down in January
• New Sullivan's now open in Franklin Square
• Oak Ridge council OKs debt refinancing to allow donation to Roane State
• Lock-down drill at Powell High prompts concerns
• Manpower report: Metro Knoxville 2Q job creation to rise
• Police nab robbery suspects within 6 minutes
• Losses plague Tennessee's pensions
• TVA sees years-long jobs recovery
• UT Law Raises Money for Diversity Scholarship
• Retail jobs evaporate as shoppers adjust to self-service
• Journey to the Top 25: Fueling Discovery
• Staffing firm predicts strong hiring through June
• Workers must take control of training
• TVA to conduct annual sport fish survey
• Bill to end collective bargaining projected to save up to $16 million
• Stimulus trims National Forest repair list
• Ingles left on secure footing after death of founder, Bob Ingle
• Chattanooga: Massive U.S. Highway 27 project starting this year
• Firestone cuts Indy ties
• West to play in first state tournament
• Carson-Newman spring game tonight
• Baseball notebook for March 8
• Sports digest: March 8
• Report: Tressel knew about Ohio St. gear sale in April
• Stone Memorial blocks Unicoi
• Fulton downs Greeneville, 70-41, to complete turnaround
• 'The breaks go against' Jellico, 69-53
• Hassell 'hopes to build' on Helton’s legacy at Central
• Powell Elementary School cafeteria manager fired
• Regal, AMC to launch new distribution company Open Road Films
• State House joins Senate in passing Health Care Freedom Act
• Duncan calls for congressional action to rein in gas prices
• UT Faculty unanimous against allowing guns on campus
• Publisher puts new limits on library e-books
• Pellissippi State social media workshop helps jewelry designer build business
• UT’s Executive MBA Program Again Nationally Ranked
• Sen. Alexander takes delivery of LEAF electric car
• TN Democrats, Republicans spar over job creation plans
• Recession leaves more workers qualified for low-income tax credit
• Ingles’ founder, Asheville-area visionary Robert P. ‘Bob’ Ingle dies
• Forecast: Cloudy early, sunny later
• Lamar! comes to Morristown
• New Knox event allows designers to network and present work in concise format
• Businesses roll out, ramp up wellness programs
• Wellness at work facts
• Alliances formed to serve as elder care resources
• Flory: New facilities emphasize early detection, prevention
• Study: Pollution rules will create jobs, push up rates
• 'Lifestyle franchises' emerge as income increases
• Humphrey: Republican divide appears on social, business issues
• Collins: Congressman vows to advocate for small business
• Munger: ORNL's next big computer doesn't have a home - yet
• New and expanded business activity
• UT-linked firm to launch venture fund
• Competitions aid charities, provide workplace benefits
• Pankiewicz: Tips to take control of your inbox, avoid distractions
• Appalachian Heritage Writers Symposium writing contest
• Bath-salts ban advances
• Tenn. crews rescue woman from rail bridge
• Friends of the Library sale going on this week
• New fame helps Trevor Bayne spread faith
• Science Hill overcomes Farragut's press
• Ice Bears fall in overtime, 4-3
• Book review: ET native's debut drenched in intrigue
• Repairing marathon bridge on Third Creek 'our number one priority'
• Expert creates vintage trout lures to benefit Ijams
• Lacrosse 'starting to take off in the South'
• Stellar spellers set for challenge
• New media: Artist uses printed matter to create studies of history
• Bob Hodge: New reasons why I'm not a bass fisherman
• Fish should add up, not debt
• David Moon: With bonds, learn about what you own
• Business bulletins: March 5
• Is UT at disadvantage over partner benefits?
• 2 found slain in South Knox
• New panel meets on homeless issue
• Ferocious Webb rally falls just short, 55-52
• Webb’s Marjorie Butler wins Miss Basketball
• Queen for a Day: Little Brown Dog grand marshal of downtown pet parade
• Sheriff: 2 found dead in South Knox home, car found in Jefferson City
• Knoxville man arrested in woman’s stabbing, slashing
• Train for career in solar energy in six-day class at Pellissippi State
• Astronauts reflect as Discovery's retirement gets brief extension
• Stetson advances to title game with 55-footer
• Policy on grave flags changes
• Christina Southern: 'Nothing' reveals every parent's painful reality
• Playtime: March 5
• Terry Mattingly: Matt Damon tackles free will with new film
• Musical theater performance aids League of Women Voters
• Brooklyn pastor coming March 24
• Faith Briefs: March 5
• Events: March 5
• Events center plan in Pigeon Forge OK'd
• Kid Tips: Don't dread those inevitable teen years
• Helping kids cope when parents at war
• Georgiana Vines: Hargett making most of job
• Pregnant woman hurt in wreck dies
• Scrap recycling facility opens, adds about 25 jobs to area
• Trial in murder of 94-year-old Hamblen County man put off until summer
• Activists argue for right to protest at Y-12
• Second Harvest donations to be taken at Women Today show
• Parole denied in DUI killings of Crown College students
• No parole for wreck that killed Sevier County newleyweds
• Vigil will mark 2 years since drive-by slaying
• Lawmakers suggest tapping oil reserves, more domestic output to handle rising gas prices
• Meals to makeovers, Women Today offers various events to sample
• Police probing violent attack on woman
• Suspect William Brandon Arden, wanted in Blount County, arrested in Knoxville
• Two injured in Dutch Valley Drive crash
• Woman injured in Sunday crash dies
• Inside painting tips for homeowners
• Nun testifies before judge on Y-12 trespassing charge
• Buchanan joins Cornerstone
• Weichert names top agents
• Collins, Hazelwood join Weichert
• TN House Speaker Harwell to address Hamblen County Republicans tonight
• Chief Sterling Owen with new Chief David Rausch
• Juvenile Service Center Hosts Luncheon M. Woodward
• Treasured Passages
• Talk of the Town; March 4
• Pellissippi State offers ACT preparation for incoming freshmen
• Knoxville man buys The Golf Club in Maryville
• Another day, another gas price increase in Knoxville
• Metro Nashville police use GPS to track gang members
• Owner of West TN bondage business submits, is fined $2,000
• DOE's Oak Ridge manager to retire
• Dr. Brian Steel Wills to present Civil War lecture at Kingsport
• Truck driver cited in lumber crash
• Man wounded; cars, house shot up on Boyd Street
• Armed man robs West Knox motel
• Forecast: Cloudy, rainy weekend
• NASA enlists Oak Ridge company
• PrepXtra Boys' State Sectional Pairings
• PrepXtra Girls' State Sectional Pairings
• Report: Suspended player had premarital sex
• Hike of the month: Waterfalls, virgin forest highlight short Rhea County trail
• Earthquake survivor Amy Fletcher grateful to be alive
• Nation/world briefs: March 4
• Trevor Bayne to appear at Food City Race Night on March 17
• Authorities nab suspect in N. Knoxville bank robbery
• Five charged in Knoxville robbery attempt
• Suspect in Sevierville hotel robbery arrested in Georgia
• Kevin Huffman of Teach for America tapped to be new state education chief
• EPA: Knoxville area air now meets fed ozone levels
• Three injured in possible alcohol-related crash
• Man arrested on numerous charges as result of search warrant
• Five arrested during armed robbery attempt at Hamilton Inn
• Knox County School Board bombarded over Planned Parenthood issue
• Letters: Hughs wrong church forbids cremation
• YourNews: Academy of Dance Arts presents a spring concert March 5
• Letters: Johnson wrong on Planned Parenthood
• Letters: ‘Jesus long dead’ letter not credible
• YourNews: West View United Methodist Church to host charity pancake supper
• Pet adoption story: Dollie, Dooley and the McGraths
• YourNews: Knoxville Junior Ice Bears win President’s Cup in Nashville
• There is no such thing as a non-taxpayer in county government
• First Creek resident fortunate not to lose all belongings during flood
• Ralph Nader to Speak at UT March 9
• Enhance your career and wealth with non-credit courses at Pellissippi State
• Moody's changes Alcoa outlook to stable
• Knoxville experiences worst flooding in decades
• School board announces new UT Leadership Academy
• County Commission postpones vote on hillside protection plan
• YourNews: Francis LeVert visits Austin-East High School
• Sales measure at Fred's rises 0.9 pct in February
• Mortgage deduction under renewed scrutiny
• Memphis Chamber, Electrolux at odds on reason for payment
• Amazon, lacking ‘nexus,’ won’t tax
• Spring Hill theme park plan raises big hopes, big questions
• Alcoa takes stake in recycling company
• What you need to know before you go to the Women Today Show
• Sevierville Road reopened in Maryville
• Alcohol suspected in morning West Knoxville crash
• Forecast: Sunny, warm; weekend showers
• Middle Tennessee guard Tina Stewart stabbed to death
• Sports digest: March 3
• Witness testifies in slaying trial
• Blaine Construction Corp. names Bennett new president
• KPD raid turns up drugs, weapons and cash
• Fort Craig principal named to lead new Maryville intermediate school
• Blount sheriff looking for burglary, robbery suspect
• KFD: Huge blaze at complex started in victim's apartment
• Victim in interstate wreck identified as Powell woman
• Suspect charged with murder of former KPD officer
• Officials suspect murder-suicide at Athens business
• Recipes: Spicy Asian lettuce wraps, Bert's blueberry oatmeal bars
• County Commission approves 65 new patrol cars
• Editorial: Anti-Muslim bill a threat to values
• Pet Adoption Story: Emmy and Barbara Moore
• YourNews: Karns High School winterguard places in Southeastern Regional
• YourNews: Berry College announces fall 2010 Dean’s List
• The economy in Tennessee
• Letters: Using ‘sweetie,’ ‘honey’ on ‘Oprah’ settles it
• Letters: Haslam should decry legislative bullying
• Letters: Pure politics in dealing with homeless
• Letters: Handicapped parking for those in need
• Letters: Believe it or not, Jesus may come at any time
• Charges in Blount County slaying sent to grand jury
• Sunsphere reopening Friday, March 4 from 4 until 10
• Apples in Stereo Get a Video Shot in Knoxville
• Hector Qirko (Briefly) Rejoins the Lonesome Coyotes
• The War on Teachers
• The More Civil Discussion Over Teachers' Tenure
• When Teacher Contracts Are Non-Negotiable
• Marble City Brewing Company Stalled by Trademark Lawsuit
• Sex-Education Battles Calm Down Locally But Heat Up Statewide
• Earn Big Money With Your Populist Rage
• Republicans May Take Another Run at Democratic Election Administrator Mackay
• Developer Drops Out of New Market Business Park
• New Watchdog
• Motorist's car hit by gunshot on I-40
• Spring Hill leaders to announce I-65 theme park plans
• Motorist killed near I-640 exchange
• Top Pellissippi State student musicians perform in March 3 recital
• Q&A: Paul Hohe, Lead Organizer of Knoxville Restaurant Week, and Ruth’s Chris Steak House General Manager
• Meet Your New Homelessness Task Force
• When Outrage Leads to Snuff Assault
• Fulmer vs. Spurrier: a Top 100 Rivalry
• knoxville + thrills = 763,000 results
• Silver Jubilee: 'Everybody Nowhere Knows This'
• Frontier Airlines adds Knoxville-Denver flight
• Live Out Your 'School of Rock' Fantasies With the Joy of Music School
• Straight Line Stitch Named to Download Festival Lineup
• NIMBioS Combines Math and Biology with Music
• IRS may have tax refunds waiting from 2007
• 200 UT Students Receive Scholarships for Study Abroad
• Hawkins woman allegedly exposes toddlers to drug use
• Residents fix damages in tornado's 2.2 mile path
• Electrolux threatens to unplug Memphis factory deal
• Nissan sales surge may benefit Smyrna
• TUAW on iPad2 rumor buzz
• Police debunk 'road rage' shooting on I-40
• Forecast: Sunny, mild temperatures
• 4 from Knoxville honored by US Chamber of Commerce
• Women Today makeover: New mom gets fresh start for next chapter
• Ina Hughs: Philosophers muse on new foods and new gods
• Stone Memorial breaks down Alcoa, 65-58
• Time is right for Harriman, 85-83
• Diesel-saving device taps ORNL power
• Knoxville police: One killed in single-vehicle wreck
• Discretionary fund to grow
• Citizen group to challenge Alabama coal ash legislation
• InterFaith Health Clinic gets $50,000 grant
• Three injured in South Knox County wreck
• Sevier County inmate dies, medical problem suspected
• Prospective Students for CIRE Inaugural Class Visit Campus
• Google Street View harnesses tricycles to go where cars can't
• New low-fare airline coming to Knoxville
• Regal, two other companies fined for violating child labor laws
• Letters: ‘Jesus long dead’ draws more reaction
• Letters: History books ignore Washington’s faith
• Letters: Don’t blame Tellico residents for land loss
• Letters: Follow Jesus’ beliefs, not your own beliefs
• 2 Campbell County women face meth charges after excessive Sudafed buys
• Big South Fork to conduct prescribed burns
• Missing: Big, ugly tow truck worth $100K
• Photos of flash flood in North East Knoxville
• How will Tennessee handle it?
• Teachers in East Tennessee: an end to collective bargaining powers?
• Learn about students with autism, Asperger’s syndrome via free webinars
• Pellissippi State generates $184.5 million annual economic impact
• Flood watch: Cleaning up after Monday's storm
• Man charged in shooting of former Knoxville police officer
• Journey to the Top 25: Learn To Do by Doing
• Hawkins County abuse victim, 3, suffers permanent brain damage
• Prosecutors want convicted wife killer to return insurance money
• Planned Parenthood in TN plans to continue on, despite proposed funding cut
• UT’s Latest Volume of Jackson Papers Reveals Personality, Convictions
• Proposal would update ethics rules for TN judges
• UT Leadership Academy Announces New Class of Aspiring School Principals
• More severe weather coming to the Tri-Cities #mobile ##original_mail_uuid_inbox__e996457e-aef9-4a53-9d79-4eafcc5da000__47904
• Free motivational series continues today at Pellissippi State’s Magnolia Avenue Campus
• Titans might shop for safety in draft
• East Tennessee drying out from Monday’s deluge
• Weather photos from you
• USDA changes to school lunches would cut salt, starchy vegetables
• Lola Alapo: Brown-belt reporter kicks it with kids
• Textme Briefs: March 1
• Teen suicide: More schools discussing issue
• UT, Austin-East dancers to present concert
• Letters at issue in slaying case
• Bank robbery plea fails to sway judge
• Farragut doesn't 'want it to end'
• Oakdale takes care of business against Wartburg, 62-33
• Fulton rallies to make first region final, 61-56
• Clutch 3-pointer lifts Pigeon Forge, 55-52
• Alaina Jordan airs it out for Coalfield, 51-32
• Hillside-protection vote delayed
• Larisa Brass: Loans aid efficiency upgrades
• Maryville College and UT job fairs draw more recruiters this year
• Business briefs: March 1
• Heavy rains, flooding force closure of Knox County school
• Jefferson, Cocke, Scott counties among areas hit by flooding
• Bones found in Jefferson County are those of Steve Buchanan
• Officials say Henley overhaul would be costly
• YourNews: Women’s Interfaith Dialogue of Oak Ridge to meet March 7
• YourNews: Anderson County history book calls for photos
• YourNews: Roane State announces fall semester Dean’s List
• YourNews: Knoxville Animal Clinic supports Feed A Pet program with ‘canine couture’
• YourNews: Rotary Peace Fellowship applications available
• Heavy rain, tornado watch, hail in the Tri-Cities
• Campus Roads Improve, Drivers Still Urged to Use Caution
• Home-schooling families invited to free Pellissippi State open house
• CFO at First Security Group stepping down
• Haslam not saying much on union bills, Legislature doing most of the work
• Grocery bills set to rise along with commodity prices
• Knoxville gasoline prices continue to rise
• Real Esate Forclosures 2/27/11
• Real Esate Transfers 2/27/11
• TN bill would toughen workers' comp law
• KPD: $60 rent dispute results in shooting
• More severe weather coming to the Tri-Cities
• Banks likely to satisfy investors' thirst for dividends
• Blue Collar Muse: New hi-speed, portable DNA scanner facilitates state and fed abuse of rights
• Cold front bringing heavy rain, high wind to East Tennessee
• Titans, Reinfeldt go searching for quarterback
• Creating typefaces began as a hobby for font designers
• Save on spring clothes with consignment sales
• Knoxville Bar offers community law school
• Dunn-backed bill slammed by ACLU leader
• Teen suspect in double-murder found hanged in Knox jail
• Letter: Letter didn't speak for all gun owners
• Letter: Gun control advocates emotional, no facts
• Dafna Linzer: How I passed my U.S. Citizenship test: By keeping the right answers to myself
• Witnesses: Lightning strike sparks steeple fire at Knoxville church
• Knoxville police: Five injured in I-40 wreck
• Rising at Phoenix will be a difficult route for Bayne
• TVA dives deep in nuclear ventures, but critics worried
• New research surfaces on Gabriel Chrisman home
• As the well on federal recovery funds runs dry, Tennessee schools are gearing up for a difficult budget season
• KPD officer shot during traffic stop
• County Mayor Tim Burchett says proxies keep him informed on issues
• Story of Cades Cove man's death reveals divisions during Civil War
• Sam Venable: Filling in the BLANKS
• Review: Windsor's wives delight in wiliness
• State and local briefs for Feb. 27
• Mississippi gets late tie, beats Ice Bears in OT
• PrepXtra Region tournament scores, schedule
• Songbirds and steady streams
• Recent books by local authors
• Separate society: Black clubs, organizations flourished in the days of segregation
• Familiar old bulbs going away in switch to greener technology
• Tenn.'s debates contrast Wis. rift
• Knoxville's black leaders
• UT braces for stimulus funds deadline
• Carly Harrington: Slamdot directory a social hub
• Love Kitchen's Ellen Turner out of critical care unit
• What a space shuttle launch looks like from a commercial airliner
• A new 'do for Jeff New: Central High graduate shaves head for victories
• Firefighters battle W. Knoxville blaze at Copper Pointe Apartments
• Sunsphere is reopening --per Sara Spangler-to M. Woodward
• Driver IDed in non-injury Old Broadway train-car collision
• Twittering Discovery astronauts
• Charges filed in shotgun ambush that wounds Knoxville police officer
• Jay Greeson: Don’t be surprised if Newton’s a Titan
• Pellissippi State offers free ESOL and TOEFL at area locations
• Knox County changes sex-ed procedure
• Bayne celebration moves to Coliseum
• Maryville women eliminated
• Members for homeless plan panel named
• Haslam: Cuts in store for UT, higher ed
• UT club’s dress sale to aid Haitian town
• Webb girls headed back to state, 62-36
• Pigeon Forge fights back
• Hammaker boosts CAK past Gatlinburg-Pittman
• Maryville in the zone, 33-27
• William Blount stuns Oak Ridge
• Ice Bears win at Mississippi
• Baseball briefs for Feb. 26
• Rediscovering Cherokee
• Bayne's whirlwind week comes to abrupt halt
• Mild flooding and severe weather hits East Tennessee
• Two arrested in irrigation valve thefts
• Talk of the Town--Is the Daily Beacon Dead? M. Woodward 2-25-11
• Deli to Go--Grand Opening M. Woodward 2-25-11
• Beck Cultural Exchange Center M. Woodward 2-25-11
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• Trevor Bayne celebration on Monday moved to Civic Coliseum
• Knox County changing sex-ed curriculum approach
• Letters: U.S. needs own energy sources now
• Letters: Frustrated IRS call sent to India
• Economy's growth revised down for 4th quarter
• Banks hungry for revenue target free checking accounts
• Duo chooses key members for homeless plan committee
• Chihuahua case racks up hefty fines for dog owner
• Brookings: Economy depends on fixing transportation system
• Annual Pellissippi State book sale offers bargains, benefits students
• Mayor Tim Burchett opposes county's hillsides, ridgetops plan
• Deloy Miller named to Atlanta Fed advisory council
• Wreck kills Bearden HS student, critically injures her sister
• Greg Johnson: Lawmakers emerge from coma to cut employee benefits
• Pam Strickland: Teachers need more representation, not less
• Suddenly pricey cotton puts pinch on clothing shops, manufacturers
• To offset loss of Goodyear, Gov. Haslam gives Obion County special tax status
• Chattanooga touts 'smart city' tag
• VW CEO pushing to add another model
• Tennessee public colleges solidify deal to ease transfers
• Wreck clogs I-75 South near Merchants Drive
• Storms leave debris, darkness in wake; high winds expected today
• New studies show how satellite images can predict the spread of human illness
• Where are they now?
• South-Doyle's Dierden 'very happy' with title
• Jordan, Stanford players of the week
• Prep Notebook
• Friday Tennessee political notes
• South-Doyle girls coach steps down
• Two UT professors visiting New Zealand OK after earthquake
• Top 10 Girls Teams
• Top 10 Boys Teams
• Schedule woes hit eight teams
• Sequoyah's Griffin making parents proud
• Girls Regional Preview
• Boys Regional Preview
• Nation/world briefs: Feb. 25
• Webb looking for rebound
• Mild flooding and severe weather hits East Tennessee
• Sheriff's office reports increase of backflow valve thefts
• Fort Craig Elementary School in Maryville to close
• UT and ORNL Communities Mourn the Passing of NICS Project Director
• Oak Ridge man charged with calling in bomb threats
• Skateboarder hit trying to cross traffic on Highland Avenue
• Foghorn Stringband to perform in Knoxville
• Con Hunley Debuts New Album M. Woodward
• Obama won't defend DOMA, slaps Tennessee voters
• Talk of the Town M. Woodward
• Mayor Burckett Speech at Awards' Ceremony M. Woodward
• Protest of Planned Parenthood by People of Faith by M. Woodward
• Deli to Go Holds Grand Opening by Martha Rose Woodward
• Belizean Medical Mission Trip Helps Make UT Student Ready for the World
• UT Re-Designs Executive MBA for Strategic Leadership
• Blount County couple dies of gunshot wounds
• City Council approves tax incentive for Northshore Town Center
• Warning Signs of Abusive Behavior—And Who to Call for Help in Knoxville
• Leadership Anderson County applications available
• Pellissippi State book sale in Blount County benefits students
• UT Researchers Crack Code to Harmful Brown Tides
• Sheriff: OR man targeted jail with bomb threats
• 19-year-old sought in OR home invasion caught
• Ford recalling F-150 trucks due to airbag problems
• Knoxville gasoline prices surge higher
• DEA agents arrest three in Hawkins
• Georgia water plan focuses on Tennessee
• Missing Knoxville man found in North Carolina
• Opry Mills' future appears dim
• TennCare lawsuit to be resolved quickly, judge pledges
• Discovery launch is beginning of end of shuttle program
• Doctor pleads guilty to health care fraud
• Rural/Metro moves early to extend pact
• Rechelle Dye comes up big for Carson-Newman in OT
• Sports Digest: Feb. 24
• State loses meth cleanup money, on record pace for lab seizures
• Knoxville police searching for missing man, 81
• Big Ears, Tennessee Shines missing from spring lineup
• Grainger man charged with thefts of copper wire
• Carla Javier: Wishes for the day after
• Carla Javier: Dress-up events require planning
• Knox ministers intervene for workers in ARC labor dispute
• First Horizon names PepsiCo exec with UT ties to board
• Help the Black Lillies Win an Independent Music Award
• Task force assembled to study rising city pension obligation
• Man, 22, arrested after standoff with Grainger authorities
• Titan: ORNL’s next big supercomputer
• Debbie Reed Named B&W Y-12′s University of Tennessee Liaison Director
• Background Noise: Knoxville's Ampient Music Collective Dares to Turn Down the Volume
• Local Bands Sound Off One More Time
• Help WUTK Get a Woodie
• Vacationist League: 'Algorithm and Blues'
• Knoxville's Growing Crisis of Domestic Violence
• Knoxville Immigrants Face Even More Issues in Coping With Domestic Violence
• How Knoxville’s Support System Worked for One Victim of Domestic Abuse
• State Democrats Move to New Office Space
• Local Flacks Shuffle Jobs
• Former State Sen. Bill Owen Planning to Run?
• Knoxville's Current Slate of Candidates
• Rep. Julia Hurley Stirs Attention
• Q&A: Andrew Gribble, Neophyte NASCAR Reporter Who Found Himself Covering Knoxvillian Trevor Bayne’s Daytona 500 Win
• New Study Rates Knox as a Fairly Healthy County With Lousy Air
• Because Cat Burglars Are Attracted to Shiny Things?
• Free TOEFL preparation at Pellissippi State
• Man charged with using stun gun on 78-year-old during robbery
• knoxville + pleasant = 2,950,000 results
• Tennessee Shines program remains on hold
• Meet Your Electric-Vehicle Future
• What would Apple's future be without Steve Jobs?
• Grocery Wine Sales Bill Gets Industry Support—and Retailer Criticism
• Will County Commission Defer to Developers on the Hillside Protection Plan?
• Two UTSI Professors OK After New Zealand Earthquake
• Big retailers report robust quarterly profits
• Iraq’s Ambassador to U.S. to Speak at UT’s Baker Center
• Legal moonshine to make Asheville debut
• Hawkins complaint: Man chasing wife with 'sword'
• Malcolm X's daughter to stay in NC jail until return to New York
• Amazon plans late-summer move-in
• Tennessee bill would jail Shariah followers
• Cracker Barrel cuts sales forecast
• Memphis drug kingpin Craig Petties pleaded guilty to 23 counts in 2009, officials reveal
• Fight brews over assets of Nashville gun maker Sabre
• Forecast: Sunshine; showers on way
• Hurley, others prove that anyone with drive can serve in office in Tennessee
• Black Americana on display at Blount library creating dialogue
• Lonnie McClanahan powers Oak Ridge to 3-AAA title
• 'Hungry and humble' Fulton claims district
• Feds submit more evidence in Bonds case
• Oil and gas debate runs hot: At TDEC meeting, critics ask for mining rules to go further
• Union, NFL heading to full week of mediation
• Trevor Bayne: 'I have learned to just be me'
• Baby burned after fire near crib
• Josh Flory: Sale of McClung property slow go
• NCAA suspends UConn's Calhoun for 1st 3 Big East games next season
• Maryville school board votes to close Fort Craig Elementary
• Knox Countian to lead state Air National Guard
• Letter: Misleading info on James Taylor tickets
• Criminal investigation launched of Powell-Clinch Utility District
• Libya's Moammar Gadhafi vows not to resign, denounces protesters as 'greasy rats'
• Ice Bears captain Mike Bulawka suspended for one game
• YourNews: Brown Cup Coffee Co. featuring art by photographer Dal Gibbons
• YourNews: Boy Scout Troop 141 honors four Eagle Scouts
• Your News: Knox County 4-H and Pony Club to present Winter Horse Riding Clinic
• ‘Fingerprints’ Match Molecular Simulations with Reality
• Three Rivers Market Begins Construction on New Location
• Controlling public sector unions is essential to keeping budget under control
• Pellissippi State offers free adult education
• Homeless teen struck by car
• Police force way into barricaded Asheville home
• 'Hanging Rock' isn't hanging anymore
• Joe Biddle: Munchak must avoid lockout if Titans are to succeed
• Miracle Theater to end five-year run, reopen as Smoky Mountain Opry Theater
• TN religious leaders join call to free jailed Afghan aid worker
• Suspects arrested during incident at La Rumba
• Hearing delayed in slaying of Chattanooga pastor
• Mourning the Passing of Music Director Roger Stephens
• UT College Reaches its $1 Million Goal to Help Future Educators
• Man arrested after shooting girlfriend at apartment complex
• Astec Industries releases fourth quarter, year-end financials
• Conference Honors Lee Riedinger
• UT Knoxville Named a ‘Best Value’ Public College by Princeton Review
• Workshops to help farmers use the Internet
• Ice Bear's Olauson's wrist fractured
• Karns girls basketball coach resigns after nine seasons
• Baseball briefs for Feb. 22
• NFL notebook for Feb. 22
• Olauson's wrist fractured
• Suspects sought in armed robbery
• Emery Olauson's wrist fractured, out indefinitely
• East Knoxville man shot while standing at front door of home
• Sarah Brengle stepping down as Karns coach
• Blount County couple found dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Letter: There's also 'well-regulated militia'
• Letter: Contrasting car and health insurance
• Letter: Thanks given for vets' special care
• Letter: Miscommunication distorted project costs
• Blockbuster puts itself on auction block
• Blue chips' allure grows as earnings rebound
• Two executives resign as Chinese e-commerce site finds internal fraud
• Mascot distribution center to close, 200 jobs affected
• Fun Run to Benefit UT Libraries March 5
• Number of bills filed in TN Legislature mushroomed at filing deadline
• NASA Awards UTSI Aviation Systems Research Funding
• Community invited to Pellissippi State for psychologists’ discussion on happiness
• Leigh Burch & Co. eyeing another club in the Old City
• The day after Daytona 500 is Bayne's World
• More families competing for billions in private scholarships
• Knoxville man charged in shotgun shooting of girlfriend
• Cash makes a comeback
• Real Estate Foreclosures 2/21/11
• Real Estate Transfers 2/21/11
• UT Professor Jets to Egypt to Interview Youth Involved in Revolt
• Lawsuit scuttles sale of Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton to Kingsport group
• Wacker work, hiring on fast track
• Internet reaction to Trevor Bayne's win at Daytona
• KPD arrests 2 after W. Knox bar disturbance
• Forecast: Cloudy, highs in 60s
• Scott Fowler: Trevor Bayne: Rookie on a roll
• Mike Bianchi: Not even NASCAR could have scripted Trevor Bayne
• Trevor Bayne shocks Daytona field
• Baseball notebook for Feb. 21
• Letters: Plethora of progressive pompous pontificating
• Olauson out; Ice Bears lose at Columbus
• Player of the week:
• Sports digest: Feb. 21
• Carson-Newman's biggest goal: Find a starting QB
• Trevor Bayne makes improbable run to win Daytona 500
• Trevor Bayne wins Daytona 500
• Knoxville's Trevor Bayne wins Daytona 500
• Unlocking the secrets Of taste
• 12 taxi drivers, fares killed in Mexican resort
• Activists lead assault on Tennessee Education Association
• Mike Munchak denies Titans need 'rebuilding plan'
• Kilgore Flares flash fire survivor Catrina Jones can't keep blaze off her mind
• PrepXtra district basketball tournament schedule
• CEO uses entertainment, downtown business as base for hunger-fighting Scarecrow Foundation
• GOP muscle aids Gov. Bill Haslam in legislative agenda
• McClung Museum's collection contains thousands of seldom-seen pieces
• Guest column: Gun owners, weapons industry need to take responsibility
• A tale rekindled: Duo look back on 1964 Smokies cabin fire
• Guest column: Social media bypasses old media biases
• TCDE teacher and former dancer looks to 30-year celebration
• Don Ferguson: Naturalization ceremonies are steeped in history
• Ann McFeatters: Holding out hope for an honest budget
• Wine blends to watch for
• Tom Humphrey: States' rights nothing new in Nashville
• Mardi Gras can be a family affair — with supervision
• Marcia Davis: Birdlife: Norris reader moved by one precious life
• Ina Hughs: Black writers saluted
• Grammar Gremlins: HQ can be singular or plural
• Big plans for ‘the new NASCAR' center on Trevor Bayne
• Mike Strange: Missed chances are piling up
• Female foreign correspondents' code of silence, finally broken
• Love Kitchen sisters remain hospitalized
• Warriors' Path State Park: 32nd annual Spring Nature Festival
• Austin-East outlasts power woes, Pigeon Forge
• Somali pirates hijack yacht of U.S. couple on Bible mission
• Jennifer Connolly has record day for Lady Vols swim team
• Repairs to historic Ocoee Flume Line under way
• Tax tips: 1099-Misc regulation not in effect yet
• Leslie Janous goods sought by feds
• Remains found in Jefferson County
• Bankrupt claim filed by S&W
• Refugee joins 164 others in becoming American citizens
• Life coaches help clients plot their next moves
• Faith briefs: Feb. 19
• Playtime: Feb. 12
• Bob Hunt: Use Lent to pray for persecuted Christians
• A continuing education: Carson-Newman president says school is here to stay
• Events: Feb. 19
• Terry Mattingly: Bill Maher questions Obama's faith
• Citizen's Voice: Educators, parents must work together
• Citizen's Voice: Literacy programs vital to state's future
• Grins and Grimaces: A look at recent events in the news that pleased us ... ... and one that did not
• Deroy Murdock: Exemptions undermine health care law
• Police probe shooting; woman transported to UT Medical Center
• Power restored in East Knoxville
• S&W restaurant owner files bankruptcy
• Washington County Deputies find meth components
• Crash on Cedar Bluff Road sends several to area hospitals
• Clarence Brown brings Shakespeare's royal romp to stage
• Former teacher's aide charged with statutory rape involving teen student
• Morgan clerk Hamby resigns, ordered to repay missing money
• Letters: The rich should have to take drug tests
• Mother, son admit roles in $1.5 million church theft scheme
• Letters: Democrats are like immature children
• Judge resets motions for new trials for Christian-Newsom killers
• TVA board OKs fuel cost change, Kingston dewatering facility
• Spectacular views, fresh air: Volunteers needed to work at park's Clingmans Dome
• Surin of Thailand takes Sobu spot
• Woman allegedly headbutts Kingsport officer, vandalizes squad car
• Blountville man gets 6 years for drunken lawnmower ride, his 6th DUI offense
• Asheville man guilty in $13 million Ponzi scam
• Accused getaway driver in Bill Graves' murder remains on bond
• Vehicle accident on Fort Henry Drive in Kingsport
• Haslam proposals could wreck teachers' union monopoly on education
• Knoxville Opera Gospel Choir to perform at Pellissippi State
• Newfound Gap Road work to create traffic delays in Smokies
• Woman finds human remains outside Jefferson County home
• Faculty Appreciation Week College Kudos: College of Social Work
• Shuler-linked deal still being reviewed by TVA
• Faculty Appreciation Week College Kudos: College of Veterinary Medicine
• Thanks, Faculty: Vet Professor Has ‘Doggone’ Enthusiasm for Teaching
• Faculty Appreciation Week Video: Students Say ‘Thanks!’
• ESPN Documentary on UT’s Condredge Holloway Premieres Sunday
• KAAR installs new officers, names award winners
• Faculty Appreciation Week: Stories, Video Wrap up Week’s Festivities
• Bill calls for free consumer access to credit score
• Fed softens stance on oft-criticized plan to cut debit fees
• HCA takes step closer to IPO
• Forecast: Warm, showers possible
• Anderson County dodges upset
• KUB aims to sync with TVA plan
• Pam Strickland: Bill could prevent mentally ill from committing violence
• Greg Johnson: Thought police alive and well in academia
• Editorial: Modular reactors get boost in D.C.
• What's new in the garden?: Colorful, diverse Zinnia chosen as 2011 annual of the year
• Get Active Briefs: Feb. 18
• State Briefs: February 18
• Rooftop deck OK'd for Preservation Pub on Market Square
• Business briefs: February 18
• UT: Fall at Thompson-Boling will be reviewed
• KUB takes action on changes in rate structure
• Letters: Editorial left-wing fear mongering
• Letters: EPA: Sowell column on EPA incorrect
• Letters: Swiss show gun control not a simple issue
• Letters: Sweet P’s rescues child’s lost bag
• Letters: Worth adding more Citizen’s Voices
• Bruegger's Bagels closes Knoxville store
• George W. Bush signs 1,000 books at Fort Campbell
• Clarksville woman brings home bomb, neighborhood evacuated
• Body of woman found floating near Williams Island
• Chattanooga youth pastor accused of statutory rape with teen boy
• Nashville churches divided over anti-gay bias bill
• Titans hire Frank Bush to coach linebackers
• Titans new coaches give fans a case of déjà who?!?
• Vehicle accident on Fort Henry Drive in Kingsport
• The real politics of education reform in Tennessee
• Pellissippi State one of only two Tennessee hosts for Mexican art exhibit
• New UT/ORNL Center: Taking on the World’s Energy Problems and Translating Intellectual Capital into Economic Investment
• Faculty Appreciation Week: Lady Vols Game, Luncheon are Today’s Events
• Family Campaign ‘Thank You’ Breakfast
• Troubles intensify for Nashville gunmaker Sabre Defence
• Homeless man arrested in attempted Old City train derailment
• DeParle Recalls Favorite Faculty
• Faculty Appreciation Week College Kudos: UT Libraries
• Faculty Appreciation Week College Kudos: College of Nursing
• Former U.S. Rep. Zach Wamp spoke with constituents at UT's Howard Baker Center.
• Man killed in shooting in Dahlia Drive apartment complex
• Suspect sought in Flower Pot robbery on North Broadway
• City reaches agreement with construction company to complete drainage improvement project
• Buyers, sellers struggle to reconcile perception of home values
• President Obama defended his budget in sit-down interview with reporter