55 anglers competed on the Tennessee River waterways for the top prize on the first day of competition of Bassmaster Classic.

A new report from the University of Tennessee Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research, the Second Look Commission, and the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth looked at the economic impact child abuse and neglect has in the Volunteer State. WATE Good Morning Tennessee at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, June 6, 2023.

A secretary-treasurer of Green Acres Flea Market in Louisville, Tenn. said despite the fire over the weekend, they plan on being a staple in the community for generations to come. WATE Good Morning Tennessee at 4:30 a.m. on Tuesday, June 6, 2023.

The Knox County Commission approved the annual budget at a special session Monday night

LGBTQ business owner opens new shop in Knoxville.

A Clinton man has been sentenced to 104 years in prison after he was found guilty on Feb. 16, 2023, for two counts of rape of a child, two counts of incest, and aggravated sexual battery.

WATE's Kristen Gallant went to Blount County to speak with one of the owners of the Green Acres Flea Market after it went up in flames over the weekend.

Dave Ramsey, the finance guru radio host who offered millions of people advice for managing their debts, is now being sued for $150 million dollars by some of those same listeners.

A number of people have recently received calls from a Dandridge number and according to the Anderson County Sheriff's Office, the man on the other end of the line tries to convince his victims that they missed a court date and have to pay a fine.

A retired nurse has depended on eye drops to keep her vision, but now her insurance company wants to drop one of the prescriptions. They want to switch to a generic brand of eye drops. But at 95 years of age, she’s asking why?

Free fishing day in Tennessee is coming up on Saturday, June 10. This annual event allows Tennessee residents to fish for free without a license in the state’s public waters.

 Democrats are celebrating while Republicans are angry after a federal judge ruled the new drag show law as unconstitutional.

With construction of a $500-million housing and retail development near the University of Tennessee continues, a longtime Cumberland Avenue restaurant closed its doors over the weekend.