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West Knoxville homeless housing gains support, criticism from neighborsNext week, a west Knoxville community will hear more about proposed chronically homeless housing in their neighborhood.
Rescued Grainger County cats prepping for new familiesThe more than 120 cats rescued from a Grainger County rental home over the weekend are now undergoing spay and neuter surgeries so that they can find new adoptive homes.
Massive bust shuts down active moonshine still in Bell County, KYDeputies seized more than 500 gallons of mash for making corn whiskey and more than 100 gallons of actual moonshine.
Beavers changes mind, will bid for Senate returnRepublican state Sen. Mae Beavers says she's abandoning her bid for Wilson County mayor and will instead seek re-election to the Senate.
'Avatar' director James Cameron: 3D promising, but caution neededFollowing a 3D concert, James Cameron sat down with USA Today to talk all aspects of 3D, including its potential in the home, converting Titanic to 3D, and the possible availability of Avatar 3D on Blu-ray.
Miss. prom canceled after lesbian's date requestA Mississippi county school board announced Wednesday it would cancel its upcoming prom after a gay student petitioned to bring a same-sex date to the event.
Knox assistant DA to be suspended a week over DUI arrestDistrict Attorney General Randy Nichols has announced a Knox County prosecutor will be suspended a week without pay over a drunk driving arrest in Anderson County.
Nashville doctor involved in drug bust loses appeal to have license reinstatedA Nashville doctor whose medical license was reinstated after a double murder conviction lost a court battle Wednesday to try to reopen his practice after a second run-in with the law.
Pre-K funding is issue at TN governor candidates forumGubernatorial candidate Bill Gibbons suggested reducing the amount of money that retailers get from the state lottery to pay for an expansion of pre-kindergarten education, pointing directly to companies like the truck stop chain owned by the family of one of his Republican rivals.
2009 proves profitable: U.S. millionaires up 16%A report issued this week from a Chicago based marketing firm found the number of American millionaires rose 16% in 2009, despite the recession. Midnight knitter pulls the wool over NJ shore townAn unknown person dubbed The Midnight Knitter by West Cape May residents is covering tree branches and lamp poles with little sweaters under cover of darkness.
IdleAire no longer idle?The West Knoxville-based company's Web site is announcing the "great news" that a new group is interested in restarting the company that went bankrupt and shut its doors in January.
Truck drives into Chilhowee Park pond; no injuriesIt took wreckers more than two hours to get the truck out, but no one was injured when a man accidentally drove into the pond at Chilhowee Park.
Pigeon Forge High School teacher resigns over inappropriate texting allegationFollowing allegations of inappropriate texting, a Pigeon Forge High School teacher has resigned from the Sevier County School system.
Lindsay Lohan sues over E-Trade babies' mention of milkaholic "Lindsay"The actress has filed a $100 million lawsuit claiming a television ad for the Wall Street firm that aired during the Super Bowl and Olympics was modeled after her. |
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