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Knox County banned Flock cameras. What happens next?
Questions remain after Knox County bans controversial license plate readers. Here's the latest.
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To-go alcohol coming to Knoxville neighborhood with more restaurants on tap
After the Knoxville approved an open container zone for Market Square, Knox County will allow people to carry drinks between businesses at Belltown.
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A chili crisis sent this Knoxville food truck on a 20-hour rescue mission
The South Knoxville food truck booked a one-way flight to save their annual hatch green chile roast. Here's how the road trip back went.
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Mom of man who died in custody wants him remembered as 'a child of God'
Patrick Allen's mother says police and emergency responders did not provide her son with what could have been life-saving medical care.
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Smokies earn win, honor Dolly in final home series opener before playoffs
The Knoxville Smokies honored Dolly Parton on Tuesday and defeated the Chattanooga Lookouts 12-3 at Covenant Health Park after two weeks on the road.
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Market Square getting all-in-one bar, fry shop and Southern breakfast spot | Exclusive
Three new concepts are filling the Market Square space left vacant by Alice in Appalachia, which has moved around the corner to Gay Street.
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Weather delays TSSAA football Week 3 games in Knoxville area. See new start times
Several TSSAA football games for Week 3 have been delayed to avoid intense heat in the Knoxville area. Here are the new start times for Sept. 3 and Sept. 4.
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New brunch spot, cocktail festival coming this month to downtown Knoxville
In addition to a new cocktail festival and brunch spot debuting downtown in September, a gluten-free bakery has left its South Knoxville storefront.
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Knoxville has a developer for downtown's vacant McClung Warehouses site
The city of Knoxville acquired the group of properties on West Jackson Avenue for $2.5 million with plans for a mixed-use development.
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Ellen Zavisca is running for Knoxville City Council
Elleen Zavisca, a neighborhood advocate and former Knoxville-Knox County Planning staffer, is running for city counci in 2027.
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Republican Terry Hill will serve as Knox County Commission chair
The commission chair doesn't have extra authority but sets the tone of meetings and controls discussion.
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What's that on Oak Ridge Highway across from Knox County Sportspark?
A lot of construction work is going on along a spot of Oak Ridge Highway. Turns out, it might not be what you're hoping.
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