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Police arrest suspect in several Knoxville robberies

A Halls man police say is responsible for a string of robberies across Knoxville was arrested during a traffic stop early Saturday morning. More>>

Holiday travel tips for flyers

The Transportation Security Administration has put out a list of holiday travel tips to make your travels this season safe and easy. More>>

Car wash fundraiser to help bring toys to children

A car wash fundraiser to help raise money for a toy drive will be held on Saturday. More>>

Goofy, Nemo & gang come to Knoxville

Kids in East Tennessee don't have to go to Disney to see Goofy, Nemo and the gang. More>>

Vigil held in Knoxville for transgendered violence victims

Friday night people gathered to remember transgendered victims of violence. More>>

Nubbin Ridge Road residents voice concerns to Knox Co. engineers Video included

Road construction on Nubbin Ridge Road has some resident concerned.  On Friday, they got to voice their concerns to county engineers. More>>

Attorneys battle over 'racially charged' comment made by Thomas Video included

In a motions hearing for George Thomas Friday, attorneys battled over a racially charged comment he made while he was being interrogated. More>>

Son of Congressman Duncan to run for Knox Co. trustee

John Duncan III, the son of Congressman Jimmy Duncan, has filed paperwork to run for Knox County trustee in 2010. More>>

Chinese buffet makes dramatic turnaround in health inspection

A couple of Knoxville area restaurants failed their health inspections this week. And Food for Thought returned to a Chinese buffet to check improvements after it failed by 20 points a couple of weeks ago. More>>

Knoxville OB/GYN: new pap test guidelines won't compromise women's health

There's more confusing health news for women. Newly released guidelines suggest annual pap smears may not be necessary to prevent cancer. More>>

Stimulus money helps complete W. Knox County road project Video included

Construction is well underway on Lovell road in West Knoxville.Starting at Gilbert Road, the plan is to turn the two lane road into five lanes. More>>

Lawyer: Suspect in 2008 motel killing wrongly detained

The lawyer for Valentino Vasquez Miranda, a former Knoxville motel employee charged in the 2008 murder of a young Alabama woman, says he was illegally detained. More>>

Midnight madness for Knoxville 'Twilight' opening Video included

Thursday night, "Twilight" madness began for the midnight showing of "New Moon." More>>

Pawn shops becoming new holiday shopping destination Video included

Pawn Shop owners say more and more holiday shoppers are coming in to get a deal. Many are digging through their own junk trying to make a little extra cash. More>>

Malls and Santas take precautions against H1N1 flu Video included

Local malls are taking precautions since the holiday spirit could literally be contagious this year, thanks to H1N1 flu. More>>

Ways to protect your home for the holidays Video included

Every year, people leave town for the holidays and leave their homes vulnerable to thieves. But simple safety tips and security products can help. More>>

Knoxville radiologist critical of new recommendations on mammograms Video included

A Knoxville radiologist is critical of the new recommendations on mammograms by an independent task force. More>>

Donations critical to Thanksgiving success at Second Harvest Food Bank Video included

With Thanksgiving just a week away, it's crunch time for many non-profit organizations.The growing demand and cost for food has left Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee hungry for help. More>>

Should Knox Public Building Authority compete with private companies for business? Video included

Should government compete with private companies for business? A local businessman believes the answer for most people is no. More>>

IDs released for suspect shot by Knox Co. deputy , 2nd suspect Video included

The sheriff's office has released the names of the suspect shot by an off-duty Knox County sheriff's deputy Wednesday afternoon and a second suspect still on the run. More>>

Louisville man killed in 2 car crash on Tazewell Pike

A two-car crash on Tazewell Pike Wednesday claimed the life of a Louisiville man. The victim was identified as Jason McKinley, 33. More>>

Knoxville breast cancer survivor upset by new recommendations for mammograms Video included

A West Knoxville breast cancer survivor is angry over new recommendations by an independent government task force for getting mammograms. More>>

Former Knoxville Mayor Ashe nominated by Obama to board

President Obama has nominated former Knoxville Mayor Victor Ashe to serve on a special committee under his administration. More>>

Jury seated in George Thomas trial Video included

A jury of 12 members and six alternates was seated Wednesday evening in Chattanooga for George Thomas, the third defendant to stand trial in the Christian-Newsom murders. More>>

Knoxville insurance agent lied about criminal past on state application Video included

In August, 6 On Your Side reported about an elderly Knoxville woman who lost tens of thousands of dollars to an insurance agent she trusted. Now, we have new details about her case and what you need to know to protect yourself. More>>

Vol freshman DB charged for shoplifting Video included

The day after two freshman Vols were kicked off the team following attempted armed robbery charges, there's word another freshman player was charged with shoplifting. More>>

Overnight burglary spree under investigation in Knoxville

Police and the sheriff's office are investigating whether three business burglaries in Knoxville Wednesday night are connected. More>>

Fire causes serious damage to Knoxville home

A fire early Wednesday morning has seriously damaged an unoccupied home in South Knoxville. More>>

Regal premieres 'New Moon' in Knoxville Video included

Fans lined up Tuesday night as Regal welcomed two stars of "New Moon," the second movie in the highly popular "Twilight" series, in a benefit premiere. More>>

$15 million bond to revamp Knoxville hotel passes

Tuesday night Knoxville city council passed a $15 million bond to revamp a downtown hotel. More>>

Knoxville safety ordinance for tire recycling plants passes

Tuesday night the Knoxville city council passed an ordinance to improve safety at Knoxville tire recycling plants. More>>

Jury selection continues in Chatt. for Thomas trial

Jury selection continues Tuesday in Chattanooga for George Thomas, the third defendant to stand trial in the Christian-Newsom murders. More>>

Knox Co. students get new technology in the classroom Video included

Since students are exposed to more technology, many schools are struggling to keep their attention and get them excited about learning. More>>

Long lines as UT students got H1N1 flu vaccine Video included

Tuesday was the first time University of Tennessee students, faculty and their families could receive the H1N1 vaccine and the turnout was huge. More>>

Knoxville man charged with possession of child pornography

Douglas Royster, 42, of Knoxville, was arrested Monday for possession of child pornography. More>>

6 Knoxville charities receive $100,000 in grants

Six East Tennessee nonprofit organizations received a combined $100,000 in charitable gifts Tuesday from Humana of Tennessee. More>>

Jury selection resumes in Chattanooga for Thomas trial

Jury selection resumed in Chattanooga Monday for George Thomas, the third defendant to stand trial in the Christian-Newsom murders. More>>

UT fraternity sanctioned after underage drinking incident

A University of Tennessee fraternity is on probation after an incident involving alcohol and an underage student. More>>

Commissioners scrap homeless housing project in W. Knox Co. Video included

A controversial Knox County housing project for the homeless was scrapped Monday when Knox County commissioners voted it down. More>>

2 clients claim Knoxville attorney does nothing after retainer fees

If you've ever needed a civil issue resolved legally, the best advice is to hire an attorney to win your case. But several people have called 6 On Your Side to complain about an attorney they say has done little to help win their cases. More>>

Rocky Hill residents have concerns about new road construction Video included

Residents in a West Knox County neighborhood are upset about road construction in their area. More>>

Richardson, Edwards dismissed from team after arrests Video included

Freshmen Nu'Keese Richardson and Mike Edwards have been permanently dismissed from the Tennessee football team, the head coach announced Monday. More>>

Retailers extend Black Friday deals Video included

This year, the Black Friday sales start earlier and last longer. More>>

2 arrested on slew of charges in Knox Co. home invasion

Two men have been arrested on multiple charges for a home invasion in Knox County Sunday evening. More>>

Search for man who robbed W. Knox Co. Petro truck stop

Knox County sheriff's deputies are looking for the man they say robbed a truck stop and held customers at gunpoint Sunday afternoon. More>>

Knox Co. deputies arrest 3 after violent home invasion

Knox County deputies arrested three people Sunday evening after a violent home invasion. More>>

Nashville murder suspect jumps to his death in Knoxville

A man wanted in connection with a Nashville murder has died after jumping from his Knoxville hotel balcony during an arrest attempt. More>>

Arrested UT players out of jail, not playing this week

Two of the three UT football players accused of attempted armed robbery are out of jail, but none will be in uniform for Tennessee's game at Ole Miss. More>>

One dead in northwest Knoxville shooting

One person is dead after a shooting in northwest Knoxville. More>>

Haslam raises another $1 million for GOP campaign

Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam has reported raising another $1 million since June 30 for his Republican gubernatorial campaign. More>>

Mother of two murder victims frustrated with justice system Video included

A Knoxville mother says justice for one of her murdered sons has been forgotten. More>>

UT player describes emotional meeting with arrested players Video included

The three UT players arrested for an alleged attempted robbery continue to make headlines in our area, but not all of the talk is negative. More>>

Jefferson County school director announces plans to leave office

Four different people have served as director of Jefferson County Schools in the past two years. More>>

77-year-old Knoxville nursing home resident earns GED

A 77-year-old woman residing in a local nursing home has just accomplished something more than 40,000 Knox County residents have not done. She earned her GED. More>>

Learning to protect yourself by knowing key pressure points of the body

According to members of the Inayan School of Eskrima, if you know what pressure points to target on the body, you can subdue an attacker, no matter what your size or strength. More>>

Nance convicted of 2008 murder of Knoxville man

A jury convicted Demetria Nance of second degree murder Thursday for the murder of an East Knoxville man last year. More>>

Low-scoring Knoxville restaurant improves for reinspection

When a restaurant gets a bad health inspection grade, the inspector will return within a week to ten days, sometimes sooner. That was the case for the restaurant that received the worst grade of the week. More>>

Knox jail in lockdown several hours during power outage

The Knox County Detention Facility was put under lockdown Friday morning when power went out at the jail. More>>

Man shot by Knox police officer out of hospital, now in jail

The man shot by a Knoxville police officer Wednesday during a traffic stop is now in jail after being released from the hospital. More>>

Late night stabbing in East Knoxville sends man to hospital

A Knoxville man is facing charges after he allegedly stabbed a man several times Thursday night in his East Knoxville home. More>>

Knoxville man accused of dragging dog behind truck appears in court

The Knoxville man accused of dragging his dog behind his truck made his first court appearance Friday morning since his arrest. More>>

TVA bills to decrease in December

Tennessee Valley Authority bills will decrease $3 to $6 monthly beginning Dec. 1 under the utility's wholesale fuel cost adjustment. More>>

Fans voice angry complaints about UT football player arrests

Vol fans were buzzing with comments Thursday about the three UT football player who were arrested on attempted armed robbery charges. More>>

UT football players arrested for attempted armed robbery Video included

Three UT football players are charged with attempted armed robbery following their arrests early Thursday, Knoxville police said. More>>

Attempted robbery victim: UT players should stay on team Video included

One of the men police said was a victim of an attempted armed robbery by three UT football players told 6 News Thursday he thinks they should stay on the team. More>>

Police: suspect shot after chase, cruiser ramming in S. Knoxville Video included

Police said a police traffic stop Wednesday night escalated into a chase, a suspect ramming a cruiser and being shot by an officer. More>>

Couple arrested in Knoxville for vehicular assault and chase

A husband and wife were arrested in Knoxville early Thursday morning after police said one tried to ram a cruiser and another led state troopers on a chase along Clinton Highway. More>>

Small Knoxville retailers fighting to survive holiday season Video included

Local businesses are coming up with their plan to compete for you holiday dollars with the big box stores.     More>>

Fire officials say smoke alarms may have saved Knoxville family

The Knoxville Fire Department says fire alarms may have helped save a Southeast Knoxville family overnight.  The family of eight escaped from the burning house on Seminole Avenue around 12:15 a.m. Thursday.  More>>

Local VFW comes up with ways to recruit new members Video included

Without constantly gaining new members, the VFW says its voice in Washington would diminish. More>>

UT geologist explains the cause of recent rockslides Video included

What caused two massive rockslides at the North Carolina border and on U.S. Highway 64 just weeks apart from each other? Geologists say it's a combination of factors. More>>

2 East Tenn. veterans benefiting from new GI bill Video included

In the last two months, a new GI Bill was introduced for post 9/11 veterans. More>>

New names added to veterans memorial in Knoxville Video included

The East Tennessee Veterans Memorial at World's Fair Park pays tribute to some new names as area veterans were honored Wednesday. More>>

Knox Co. sheriff's officer resigns after ID theft arrest

Michelle Stiles, 38, a patrol officer with the Knox County Sheriff's Office, resigned Wednesday after she was arrested on ID theft and forgery charges. More>>

KUB fined by EPA for sewage overflows

The Environmental Protection Agency has fined KUB for repeated raw sewage overflows. The EPA assessed an initial fine of $68,050 for 159 discharges of untreated sewage over the last four years. More>>

Firefighters battle two alarm house fire in Farragut

A Farragut home went up in flames Tuesday night, forcing firefighters to call for backup. More>>

Business leaders plan to take downtown Knoxville to next level Video included

Downtown Knoxville's come a long way in the past five years. But it still has a long way to go before it is the vibrant community, the Central Business Improvement District or CBID wants it to be. More>>

Suspect sought, manager wounded in Knox fast food robbery Video included

Police are looking for the suspect who shot a male manager during a robbery at a Hardee's in Northwest Knoxville Tuesday morning. More>>

Knoxville man gets 20 years for uncle's deadly beating

A Knoxville man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping beat his uncle to death in July 2006. More>>

Cobbins' sentencing delayed 3 months in Christian-Newsom murders

Letalvis Cobbins won't learn his sentencing for his lesser charges in the Christian-Newsom murders until next year. More>>

Police escort Rep. Campfield from UT game over mask

State Rep. Stacey Campfield (R-Knoxville) was escorted from a UT football game following a dispute with police over a Halloween mask. More>>

Local doctors offer solutions for health care reform Video included

Two local doctors offered their suggestions Monday for health care reform in America. More>>

Knoxville man accused of dragging dog with car tells his story

The Knoxville man accused of dragging his dog behind his truck says it was just an accident. More>>

Daycare owners upset at plan to build W. Knox homeless facility Video included

On any given day, you may find 120 kids or so at Kiddie Kottage on Debusk Lane in West Knoxville. Owner Thomas Kitts is not happy about a plan for the property next door. More>>

Knoxville Marines to go to Afghanistan Video included

A platoon of Marines in Knoxville will mobilize in January to deploy to Afghanistan, officials announced Monday. More>>

Knoxville man wounded in drive-by shooting

A drive-by shooting wounded a Knoxville man Sunday night. More>>

Local restaurant with low health inspection score closes doors

The restaurant that went out of business was not the lowest scoring place of the week, it was in the middle of the pack. More>>

Rain is a gift to Christmas tree farmers Video included

When many East Tennesseans were complaining about all the rain this year, Christmas tree farmers like Susana Dimmick sees it as an early Christmas present. More>>

Knoxville Police capture Missouri fugitive

Officers with the Knoxville Police Department have arrested a man in connection with the shooting of a teenager in Columbia, Missouri. More>>

One dead after motorcycle crash in Knoxville

One person has died after a motorcycle accident Friday night. More>>

Country singer talks to Fort Hood heroine before Knoxville concert Video included

Military officials say the say his rampage at Fort Hood could have been much worse if not for the actions of a civilian police officer. More>>

Thefts of storm grates from Knoxville streets on the rise Video included

If you're driving down the streets of Knoxville, you may notice something disturbing. Someone is stealing storm drains throughout the city. More>>

Searches for missing adults often more complicated than searches for children Video included

Investigators with the Knox County Sheriff's Office say, on average, they get about three or four missing persons calls each day. Fortunately, most of the calls are quickly resolved and do not end in a criminal investigation. More>>

Women more cautious after robbery in downtown Knoxville

Local women say there are more concerns for their safety after a woman was robbed at knife point near Market Square.      More>>

Three local businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors

Three Knoxville businesses were caught selling alcohol to minors Friday. More>>

Knoxville bookstore slated to close in January

A Knoxville bookstore is one of 200 stores that are expected to be closed by Borders Group Inc., the bookstore chain said Thursday. More>>

Local family fears for son's safety during Fort Hood shooting rampage

Tension was felt across the U.S. Thursday, including East Tennessee, as families worried about loved ones stationed at Fort Hood. More>>

Monroe Co. farmer banks on switch grass during lawmakers biofuels frustration

Some Tennessee lawmakers are expressing disappointment over the progress of UT's biofuels initiative, questioning whether the $70-million they approved for the program is being spent the way it should. Brad More>>

Home buyer tax credit gets extension, expansion

Lawmakers in the U.S. House Thursday approved a bill extending and expanding the First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit. More>>

Man arrested in Knoxville for dragging dog behind pickup truck

Jimmy Lovell, 45, has been arrested and charged in Knoxville for dragging a dog tied behind a pickup truck. More>>

Police: Robber makes woman drive from Market Square to ATM

Police are investigating a robbery that began by downtown Knoxville's Market Square and included a drive to an ATM on Chapman Highway. More>>

Knoxville mother warns others after child's hit getting off bus

A Knoxville mother has a warning for drivers and all parents after her daughter was hit getting off the school bus on Sutherland Avenue. More>>

Woman dead after wreck in West Knox County

A woman died Wednesday in a car wreck in West Knox County. More>>

Man who lost close Knoxville City Council race doesn't plan a challenge

In Knoxville City Council's Fourth District, Nick Della Volpe defeated Ray Abbas by a mere 70 votes, 50.5 percent to 49.5 percent. However, there's no automatic recount in the city, no matter how close the election is. More>>

Codes inspectors sweep East Knox neighborhood in cleanup effort

Codes inspectors swept through East Knoxville's Parkridge neighborhood Wednesday in a pro-active approach to blighted and neglected properties. More>>

278th Armored Cavalry Reg. prepares for Iraq in February

The Tennessee National Guard's 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment is preparing for deployment to Iraq in February 2010, officials said Wednesday. More>>

Family of woman killed in 2004 Knoxville stabbing settles lawsuit

The family of a slain ETSU graduate has settled a lawsuit against the Knoxville apartment complex where she was fatally stabbed in December 2004. More>>

Thomas' defense: What calls, letters will state use in Christian-Newsom trial?

The defense team for George Thomas, who's due to stand trial in December in the Christian-Newsom murders, wants to know what jail correspondence and recorded phone calls the prosecution will use. More>>

Gov. adds $10,000 reward for info in Knox store owner's fatal shooting

Gov. Phil Bredesen has approved adding $10,000 to the reward for information in the case of a man shot and killed in his Corryton store in September. More>>

Voters choose 5 for Knoxville City Council

Knoxville voters made their choices Tuesday in the election for five city council seats.   More>>

Texas fugitive shoots self as Knox officers approach

Police say a Texas fugitive pulled out a handgun and fatally shot himself as officers approached him in a motel parking lot in Knoxville. More>>

Knox Co. Schools state report card has big changes this year

The Tennessee Department of Education released its annual report card on pre-K through 12th grades  on Tuesday. This year's scores came with some big changes. More>>

Drivers hope project will end flooding on W. Knox street

It's a well known fact that Cross Park Drive in West Knox County floods practically every time there's a heavy rain. More>>

Black jerseys Halloween treat for team and fans

After much speculation, the Vols ran out on the field in black jerseys Halloween night.  Love it or hate it, everyone has an opinion. More>>

Cobbins transferred to maximum security prison

Letalvis Cobbins, the first defendant convicted in the Christian-Newsom murders case, has been moved to a maximum security prison, the West Tennessee State Penitentiary in Henning. More>>

Millions spent in Knox Co. on thousands who live on food stamps

On Tuesdays and Thursdays, there's a big crowd outside the Baptist Center near Western Heights. More>>

Man arrested for robbery of West Knoxville bank

David Antonio Williams was arrested Sunday morning as the suspect in the robbery of a West Knoxville bank on October 30. More>>

5 restaurants flunk by double digits

Five Knoxville area restaurants flunked their health inspections this week by double digits. More>>

Gas prices could take the jingle out of the holiday season

Rising gas prices may take a toll on holiday spending this year. More>>

Kodak house destroyed by overnight fire

A house is on fire in the Kodak community just outside of Knoxville. Knox County firefighters are working to extinguish the flames. More>>

Knox County H1N1 nasal mist vaccine clinic

Hundreds of people show up at the Knox County Health Department to protect themselves and loved ones from the swine flu. The H1N1 nasal mist vaccination clinic wrapped up around 2:00 Saturday afternoon. More>>

LeMaricus Davidson arrives at Riverbend Maximum Security Prison

LeMaricus Davidson, sentented to the death penalty by a Knox County jury on Friday for the murders of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom, has arrived at a maximum security prison in Nashville. More>>

Early morning stabbing seriously injures 2 in Knoxville

Two people are seriously injured after a stabbing stemming from a large group fight in Knoxville early Sunday. More>>

Safe Halloween party for kids with food allergies

Halloween night is a nightmare for some parents whose children have food allergies. The children either don't participate in trick or treating or can not eat most of the treats they collect. More>>

Neighbors claim couple abandoned West Knox Co. home and dogs

At least two dogs are dead and another dog is locked in the backyard of what appears to be an abandoned home in West Knox County. More>>

Pedestrian dies after being hit on I-40 in Knoxville

A Knoxville man was hit and killed Friday when he walked into the path of a tractor trailer on I-40. More>>

Homeless issue important to candidates for Knoxville's 1st District

Dealing with the homeless population is a big issue in Knoxville City Council's First District, especially for those who live near the old Flenniken Elementary School. More>>

4 death sentences for Davidson in Christian-Newsom murders

LeMaricus Davidson was given four death penalty sentences in the Christian-Newsom murders case. More>>

Both sides argue case on Davidson's sentence

The prosecution and the defense have argued their cases on LeMaricus Davidson's sentence, but the jury won't deliberate until Friday. More>>

Jury rules in favor of Knox Co. Schools in Bible case

A federal court jury has ruled in favor of Knox County Schools in a lawsuit in which a student claimed he could not read and discuss Bible passages during recess. More>>

Farragut's red light camera warning period ends Nov. 16

Farragut's warning period for its red light camera system will end on November 16, officials announced Thursday. More>>

Motorcyclist hit by truck in West Knoxville

A motorcyclist was hit by a truck in West Knoxville Wednesday night. More>>

Davidson guilty in Christian-Newsom murders case

The jury found LeMaricus Devall Davidson guilty of all the murder charges and several other crimes in the Christian-Newsom case. More>>

Christian family rebukes attorneys, press in Davidson trial

Before the verdict Wednesday, Gary and Deena Christian said the LeMaricus Davidson defense team and legal analysts have "dragged our kids through the mud."  More>>

Former Army captain reacts to developments in Afghanistan

Recently, former Marine and state department official Matthew Hoh resigned after questioning the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan. More>>

Would-be robber apologizes to woman in Knox parking lot, flees

A would-be armed robber in a Knoxville grocery store parking lot Monday night wound up apologizing to his victim and fleeing instead, according to police. More>>

1st day of deliberations ends with no verdict in Davidson trial

On the first day of deliberations Tuesday in the LeMaricus Davidson trial, the jury spent nearly five hours before breaking for the night. More>>

Fire damages Knoxville Zoo's administration building

A fire broke out at the Knoxville Zoo Monday night, but it was quickly contained by firefighters to a closet in the administration building. More>>

Knoxville man gets 10 year sentence for child pornography

William Arthur Hulsey, 43, of Knoxville, was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison for having child pornography on his computer. More>>

Closing arguments to continue, Davidson doesn't testify

Closing arguments will continue Tuesday in the LeMaricus Davidson trial. He chose not to take the stand in the Christian-Newsom murders case. More>>

Knoxville man held in Ga. on child sex charge

The FBI says Tim Grub, 27, of Knoxville, is being held in Georgia on a charge of attempting to solicit a child for sex. More>>

Getting into UT about more than grades, scores

The application deadlines are fast approaching for admission to UT and officials say qualifications are about more than grades. More>>

Defense witness: couple at E. Knox gas station night of carjacking

Defense witness Ethel Freeman told the jury she saw the Christian-Newsom murder victims at a gas station the night they were carjacked. More>>

DA's asst. faints during testimony on victims' gruesome deaths

An assistant with the DA's office fainted during the medical examiner's testimony about the gruesome deaths of the Christian-Newsom murder victims. More>>

Many take home vehicles eliminated in Knox Co. departments

Knox County is making progress in efforts to cut down on the number of county owned vehicles employees taken home at night.  More>>

10 restaurants flunk Knox County health inspections

Ten restaurants received failing grades from Knox County health inspectors this week. More>>

Some paid positions available to ring bells for Salvation Army

This year, the Salvation Army hopes to staff over 16,000 hours of bell ringing in Knoxville, Maryville and Alcoa. More>>

Knox County breast cancer patient receives help she needs

There's a new development to a report by 6 On Your Side about a Knox County breast cancer patient caught in a battle over insurance. As of Friday, Debbie Adams is going to get the help she needs to cover medical expenses.    More>>

Man robs bank in Bearden

Officers are looking for the man who robbed a bank in Knoxville's Bearden community Friday afternoon. More>>

Analyst can't prove all bullets in Newsom's body from same gun

A firearms expert told the jury in the LeMaricus Davidson trial she can't prove all the bullets found in Chris Newsom's body came from the same gun. More>>

Knox Co. Commissioner Harmon to campaign for Broyles instead of running

Next year the Knox County Commission shifts from 19 seats to 11. Instead of fighting over the 2nd district, Commissioner Mark Harmon has decided not to run for re-election. More>>

Family, friends honor memory of Knoxville soldier killed in Afghanistan

Family and friends gathered Thursday to honor the memory of a young Knoxville soldier killed in Afghanistan in August. More>>

Knoxville woman charged with using TennCare to pay for fake prescription

A Knoxville woman is charged with using TennCare to pay for a fake prescription. More>>

Knoxville man arrested for possession of child pornography

A Knoxville man has been arrested on federal charges for possession of child pornography. More>>

5 local Regions bank branches closing by next year

Four Regions bank branches in Knoxville and one in Maryville will close in early 2010, a spokesman said Thursday. More>>

Knox Co. inmate dies after she's found hanging in jail cell

A female inmate died after she was found hanging in her jail cell in downtown Knoxville Thursday morning, according to sheriff's officials. More>>

Writer Agee being honored at Univ of Tennessee

The University of Tennessee is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of writer James Agee with a series of events beginning Friday. More>>

U. of Tenn. gets OK to sell president's house

The State Building Commission says the University of Tennessee can sell its president's house. More>>

East Knoxville job fair attracts fewer employers, more job seekers

Although some businesses are posting profits and the stock market is back up, the local job market is still tight. More>>

Students mixed on Sen. Alexander's 3 year degree idea

U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tennessee) is promoting a new approach to improving higher education. The senator is featured in Newsweek describing the benefits of three year degree programs. More>>

Historic cafe opens for diners again in downtown Knoxville

The space that was once home to the S&W Cafeteria in downtown Knoxville is once again welcoming patrons. More>>

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