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Could independent governor candidates spoil the race? History says maybe
The Democratic and Republican nominees for governor have targeted their independent opponents. Do Blackburn and Green have reason to be concerned?
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University of Tennessee has plans for a trio of 'Rocky' dorms
The university is seeking approval from the UT System Board of Trustees to begin building the next phase of residence halls on the Knoxville campus.
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'SEC Nation,' 'Paul Finebaum Show' in Knoxville for Tennessee football vs Alabama
SEC Network will broadcast its "SEC Nation" pregame show live from the University of Tennessee campus ahead of UT's game against Alabama.
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Trump's football trip cost taxpayers over a million | Opinion
President Trump's recent trip to a Knoxville football game cost taxpayers over $1.5 million, raising local questions.
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Archer's BBQ founder names his new Knoxville restaurant, reveals the menu
Brisket mac bombs and Texas Twinkies will be on the menu at Scruffy Pig, a new Knoxville restaurant from the founder of Archer's BBQ.
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Vote for the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union boys athlete of the week for Oct. 5-9
Vote for the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union boys athlete of the week for Oct. 5-9 in the Knoxville area. Voters have until noon on Oct. 15.
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A top team slips again in Knoxville area Super 25 Football Rankings for Week 9
Where does Sevier County fall in Knoxville area Super 25 Rankings following its second loss of the TSSAA football season entering Week 9?
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Statue of Tennessee football mascot Smokey I in front of Neyland Stadium damaged
The statue of Smokey I in front of Tennessee football's Neyland Stadium was damaged on Oct. 10 before being covered up by a tarp.
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Knox zoning official accused of punching protester at far-right event
Alex Moody, the South Knox County representative on the county board of zoning appeals, was cited with misdemeanor assault.
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One Knox clinched the playoffs. Now it wants postseason soccer in Knoxville
One Knox has clinched a playoff spot, but Sunday's match against Spokane could help determine whether postseason soccer returns to Knoxville.
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Too old to trick-or-treat? Grown-ups can have fun on Halloween, too!
Halloween is not limited to costumes and trick-or-treating. Knoxville has horror festivals, spooky bar crawls, séances and much more for grown-ups.
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How four trees and crop disease led to 50 years of Sevierville's Apple Barn
The Apple Barn and Cider Mill has grown into a tourism giant in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains. The Kilpatrick family said it never gets old.
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