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Marriott is dropping its connection with Marriott Business Services (MBS), based out of Louisville.More >> Marriott is dropping its connection with Marriott Business Services (MBS), based out of Louisville.More >> A shooting left one person hospitalized Wednesday afternoon.More >> A shooting left one person hospitalized Wednesday afternoon.More >> Six-year-old James Mitchell of Knoxville is a pint-sized powerhouse who packs a mean punch.
More >> Six-year-old James Mitchell of Knoxville is a pint-sized powerhouse who packs a mean punch. He's such a talented martial artist in fact, he's just been invited to participate in the biggest martial arts competition in the world.More >> A small fire broke out early Wednesday morning inside a West Knoxville apartment complex. One person was arrested at the scene.More >> A small fire broke out early Wednesday morning inside a West Knoxville apartment complex.More >> Three Pilot Flying J employees pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to charges of conspiracy and wire fraud.More >> Three Pilot Flying J employees pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to charges of conspiracy and wire fraud. Kevin Wallace Clark, Jay Stinnett, and Holly Radford pleaded guilty in exchange for providing information in the case.More >> The popular discount chain Ollie's opened its fourth Tennessee location Wednesday morning in Morristown.More >> The popular discount chain Ollie's opened its fourth Tennessee location Wednesday morning in Morristown.More >> City of Knoxville and World's Fair Park leaders will meet Tuesday evening to discuss the future of Knoxville's most iconic park.More >> City of Knoxville and World's Fair Park leaders will meet Tuesday evening to discuss the future of Knoxville's most iconic park.More >> The city of Niota is again without insurance and has shut down most city services.More >> The city of Niota is again without insurance and has shut down most city services.More >> A missing 14-year-old boy from Knox County was tracked down by officials in Sevier County.More >> A missing 14-year-old boy from Knox County was tracked down by officials in Sevier County.More >> The Belmont University College of Law has announced that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will speak at the school's first graduation next year.More >> The Belmont University College of Law has announced that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will speak at the school's first graduation next year.More >>
NASHVILLE (AP) - A preliminary report shows Tennessee homeowners are benefiting from a settlement reached with the nation's top five mortgage servicers.
Tennessee and 48 other attorneys general and federal agencies reached the agreement with the servicers in April following a series of state and federal investigations into improper foreclosures and industry practices.
The settlement is designed to provide assistance to struggling homeowners.
The report released this week by a settlement monitor shows Tennessee homeowners received $36 million in relief during the first quarter of the settlement, which was from March through June.
The settlement is estimated to provide $25 billion in relief nationwide, including roughly $140 million in Tennessee.
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