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What's that construction at the former Cardin's Drive-In property?
A new structure has gone up along Asheville Highway in place of a business known for 60 years as a spot for ice cream, dip dogs and burgers.
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It's an 'entirely different ecosystem' with this many UT students back in town
Tens of thousands of students are moving to Knoxville for the fall semester, meaning new customers for local businesses and a spike in population.
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What's that being built next to the Sam's Club gas station?
Construction has started on a new 14,000 square foot building near the Sam's Club on Knoxville's west side.
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Prime property on Gay Street changes hands (again). Who will develop it?
308 S. Gay St. has been bought and sold twice now. What does this developer have planned for the empty lot?
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Commissioner's plan targeting Muslims is 'mind-bogglingly' illegal, expert says
Knox County Commissioner Andy Fox wants to ban Islamic calls to prayer in public. One expert calls it "meanspirited and invalid."
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25 Knoxville area high school football questions entering 2026 TSSAA season
What does success look like for Webb? Is Cooper Newman the best QB in TSSAA history? Our top 25 questions for Knoxville area teams entering 2026 season.
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Want to socialize with butterflies? Here's your chance | Ask Knoxpedia
The upcoming 11th Annual Butterfly Festival will offer people a chance to glimpse these beautiful bugs up close and learn how to protect them.
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Thai food truck you've seen around Knoxville finds new downtown home
The Thai restaurant space at 416 Clinch Ave. was the original home of Kaizen before Koyo moved in, followed by New Haven Pizza.
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She returned to Knox County Schools to make every kid feel 'very loved'
"I really valued and respected what Knox County stands for and I really wanted to be a part of it as an educator, not just a student."
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Why didn't Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon fire Police Chief Paul Noel?
City policy says Mayor Indya Kincannon had grounds to fire Police Chief Paul Noel for exchanging sexually charged messages with a subordinate. Why didn't the mayor act?
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Yes, University of Tennessee lost parking. But what's the real change? | Exclusive
University of Tennessee at Knoxville parking continues to undergo significant changes amid a push to have fewer cars on campus.
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Corruption case against the Knox County Sheriff's Office may grow | Exclusive
Accusations against at least five other people, including another top official in the sheriff’s office, could go before a grand jury.
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