Tickets for one of Broadway's most popular musicals, "Wicked" went on sale Monday morning at the at Tennessee Theatre in downtown Knoxville, where people waited in line for hours to snag their seats. WATE Midday News on Monday, Sept. 18, 2023.
Tickets for one of Broadway's most popular musicals, "Wicked" went on sale Monday morning at the at Tennessee Theatre in downtown Knoxville, where people waited in line for hours to snag their seats. WATE Midday News on Monday, Sept. 18, 2023.
Local musician Marinna Andriopoulos's song "Miss Tennessee" will be played during halftime at the University of Tennessee's game against UTSA.
Knoxville nonprofit, Hands up for Women, helps women recover after struggling with addiction.
On Friday, a Chattanooga man was convicted of second-degree murder for shooting a father while his children were having a water balloon fight in Knoxville, according to the Knox County District Attorney’s Office.
Parking for game days is hard to find, especially for sold-out weekends like Saturday when the Vols take on the UTSA Roadrunners. One Knoxville non-profit is opening up one of its parking lots close to campus to raise money for its programs. WATE's Dominic Webster reports.
SEEED will be celebrating its accomplishments during its annual fundraiser, the Green Tie Event, on October 12, 2023.
Knoxville and Knox County just received a grant to help with youth homelessness. WATE's Kristen Gallant dives into how the grant will be used.
Every year, Tennessee sees a massive amount of money spent on tourism. It’s one of the biggest economic drivers in the state nd as state capitol reporter Chris O'Brien found, 2022 year was a record-breaker.
A 23-year-old contractor of Logan Communications suffered an electric shock on Thursday while working a job at the intersection of Gray Street and Claiborne Street, according to the Tazewell Police Department.
More investment in the local economy, the governor announced a joint venture with DeRoyal Industries and Premier, Inc to establish a healthcare products manufacturing facility in Powell.
Phil Colclough, the director of Animal Care, Conservation and Education at Zoo Knoxville, brought Feta the snake to WATE's studios to talk about snakes.
Larsen Jay with the Alzheimer's Association stops by the WATE studios to talk to us about the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's.
Young Williams Animal Center is celebrating 'adopt less adoptable pets." This is all to bring more attention to the older animals in their care to give them a perfect home.
