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Updated 6 common things that will soon become obsolete
When is the last time you popped in a cassette tape or rented a movie at a video store? Maybe you still do some of these things, but chances are you've replaced many of what used to be common.
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Study: Heart attacks most likely on Christmas Eve
A new study from Sweden has found the risk of having a heart attack rises nearly 40 percent on Christmas Eve.
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Actress, director Penny Marshall dies at 75
Penny Marshall, who starred in "Laverne & Shirley" before becoming one of the top-grossing female directors in Hollywood, has died. She was 75.
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Flynn sentencing abruptly postponed to allow for cooperation
A federal judge abruptly postponed the sentencing hearing Tuesday for Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, after a stunning hearing in which the judge accused Flynn of selling out his country.
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Updated Shadrack's Christmas Wonderland illuminates Smokies Stadium
It is a sight to behold. Thousands of Christmas lights illuminate Smokies Stadium in Kodak.
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112-year-old WWII veteran in hospital with pneumonia
World War II veteran Richard Overton is in the hospital with pneumonia, his family said.
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White House pulls back from shutdown threat over wall funds
The White House on Tuesday appeared to inch away from forcing a partial government shutdown over funding for a southern border wall, with Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders saying there are "other ways" to secure the $5 billion in funding that President Donald Trump wants.
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Trump administration moves to ban bump stocks
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Trump administration moved Tuesday to officially ban bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire rapidly like automatic firearms, and has made them illegal to possess beginning in late March. The devices will be banned under a federal law that prohibits machine guns, according to a senior Justice Department official.
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Knox County settles pension lawsuit
Knox County officials say the ongoing lawsuit concerning pensions has been resolved.
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MEDIC holiday blood drive kicks off Friday
MEDIC Regional Blood Center is asking you to help save a life this holiday season.
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Thermostats recalled due to fire hazard
White-Rodgers is recalling Emerson Branded Sensi Wifi thermostats because they may catch fire.
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Sen. Alexander calls Haslam 'strongest candidate' for Senate seat, if he runs
After more than four decades, U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander says it's time for someone else to have the chance to represent Tennessee in the nation's capitol.
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US surgeon general warns of teen risks from e-cigarettes
The government's top doctor is taking aim at the best-selling electronic cigarette brand in the U.S., urging swift action to prevent Juul and similar vaping brands from addicting millions of teenagers.
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Tennessee to halt most highway construction during holidays
Tennessee officials are halting most highway construction over the holidays.
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Missouri poacher ordered to repeatedly watch 'Bambi'
A Missouri poacher has been ordered to repeatedly watch the movie "Bambi" as part of his sentence in a scheme to illegally kill hundreds of deer.
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Animal shelter director charged with animal cruelty appears in court
The director of a local animal shelter charged with animal cruelty appeared in court Monday.
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MAP: Your state's most Googled 'Should I' question of 2018
A colorful data-driven map published earlier this month by AT&T's All Home Connections gives a visual aid for each state's most-Googled "Should I" questions of 2018.
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Firefighters respond to house fire in Seymour
Firefighters responded to a house fire in Seymour on Yates Road earlier Monday evening.
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Father of man accused in Waffle House shooting returned guns
The father of a man accused of killing four people with an assault-style rifle in a Nashville Waffle House says he gave guns back to Travis Reinking that had previously been confiscated when his son told him he was moving away.
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Haslam giving Senate bid 'serious consideration'
Republican Gov. Bill Haslam says he will give a U.S. Senate bid "serious consideration" after GOP Sen. Lamar Alexander announced he wouldn't run again in 2020.
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Morgan County free clinic to close
A clinic serving Morgan County has closed its doors. Dr. Tom Kim runs the Free Medical Clinic of America. There's also a location on Chapman Highway in Knox County.
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Better Business Bureau warns of misleading letter to businesses
The Better Business Bureau of East Tennessee is issuing a warning to businesses that may receive a notice that appears to be from the state of Tennessee. The notice says that for just under $100, they can help fill out and send your annual report to the state. However, businesses owners can save themselves a lot of money by just ignoring the letter.
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KCSO: No injuries reported in accident involving South Doyle Middle School bus
The Knox County Sheriff's Office is investigating an accident involving a school bus from South Doyle Middle School, where no injuries have yet been reported.
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New Market toddler home for the holidays after life-saving kidney donation
A New Market toddler is back home after a life-saving surgery. Lucas Jones, 2, received a new kidney from his mom.
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Knoxville remembers Zaevion Dobson 3 years after heroic shooting death
A balloon release at his gravesite, in honor of his heroism and to celebrate the life that was cut too short - the friends and family of Knoxville teenager Zaevion Dobson gathered in tears as well as laughter, remembering Dobson, who was killed in a gang-related shooting while protecting two of his friends from the gunfire.
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- Shadrack's Christmas Wonderland illuminates Smokies Stadium
- Greeneville's stolen baby Jesus figure found in ditch
- Knox County settles pension lawsuit
- Charter Spectrum ordered to pay $174.2 million for defrauding Internet service subscribers
- LCUB, KUB address effect of Smith Co. natural gas explosion on customers
- MEDIC holiday blood drive kicks off Friday
- Sen. Alexander calls Haslam 'strongest candidate' for Senate seat, if he runs
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- Farmers asked to support Trump rollback of water rules
- Forrest family alleges grave desecration in Tennessee suit
- Sen. Alexander calls Haslam 'strongest candidate' for Senate seat, if he runs
- Baby Jesus stolen from Tennessee Nativity scene, again
- Tennessee to halt most highway construction during holidays
- Father of man accused in Waffle House shooting returned guns
- Sheriff's office employee victim in apparent murder-suicide
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