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How to build a Tennessee where no one goes hungry | Opinion
Policy decisions made in Nashville and Washington can land with unexpected results on kitchen tables in Knoxville.
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865 Neyland condo-hotel will be one of Knoxville's tallest buildings
The hybrid condo-hotel planned for the 865 Neyland entertainment district will be 24 stories high - but not tall enough to count as a skyscraper.
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Tennessee feels hotter than the Sahara Desert. Here's why
A powerful heat dome pushed temperatures across Tennessee to record levels Sept. 16, making parts of the state feel hotter than the Sahara Desert. Here's what's causing the extreme heat and when relief could arrive.
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Neyland Stadium traffic patterns are here to stay: What drivers must know
Tennessee Athletics started a new gameday traffic pattern this season. Here's how the first game went and what drivers can expect.
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100 Tennessee football simulations predict clipped wings for Kennesaw State
We're back with EA Sports College Football 27's prediction for Tennessee vs. Kennesaw State at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville on Saturday, Sept. 19.
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Can better civics lessons strengthen democracy? These teachers hope so
Teachers are being equipped with tools to moderate conversations on the Constitution, including the First and Fourth Amendments and religious freedom.
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Nashville Tennessean
Students want affordable degrees faster. Colleges must adapt | Opinion
Tennessee universities are launching three-year degrees to help students save money and enter the workforce faster.
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How to get tickets to Catholic-Baylor football game at Smokies stadium
People are excited about the historic first football game to be played at Covenant Health Park on Oct. 30. Here's what to know about getting tickets.
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The best Tennessee sports reporters never forget how fans see the game | Opinion
Tennessee sports reporter Emmett Siegel shares how he studies games, spots trends and keeps the fan perspective in mind when covering the Vols.
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Is it legal to let your child walk home alone? What parents should know
The arrest and conviction of a Virginia mother has sparked a national conversation around when a child is old enough to walk alone.
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Bill Schmidt, whose renowned sports marketing career started in Knoxville, dies at 78
Bill Schmidt, who had an illustrious career as a sports marketing executive that started at the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, has died. He was 78.
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Former Tennessee softball star Karlyn Pickens pitches shutout for Team USA
Former Tennessee star pitcher Karlyn Pickens threw a complete-game shutout for USA softball in the Women's World Cup group stage on Sept. 14.
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