Golden Corral is returning to Knoxville while a new Indian restaurant and Korean corn dog spot are open for business.

Knox County Schools has started the 2026-27 school year with only six teacher vacancies, spokesperson Carly Harrington told Knox News. This is the lowest vacancy rate the district has seen in several ...

Kyoto Fusioneering America will be the one of the first Japanese-owned nuclear firms to make a home in Oak Ridge, where Manhattan Project scientists enriched the uranium used in atom bombs that burned ...

Knox County will decide at the end of the month if the long-stalled project at the Andrew Johnson building will face an ultimatum.

The text exchanges revealed in an independent investigation of Knoxville Police Chief Paul Noel also show he discussed sensitive personnel matters and departmental plans with officer Jasmine Reed.

Back-to-school shopping typically focuses on laptops, backpacks and classroom supplies, but for many students, the most important piece of technology they carry every day is their smartphone. From ...

A prime piece of Gay Street real estate has changed hands for the third time since 2020. Compass Ventures announced on Facebook it has acquired the property at 308 S. Gay St., one of the most valuable ...

The 2026 TSSAA high school football season in the Knoxville area is approaching with many unanswered questions for local teams. Several teams, including Alcoa and Sevier County, are aiming for state ...

Miller's Department Store was a prominent retail fixture in Knoxville for eight decades. As shopping trends shifted to suburbs, Miller's became an anchor store in local malls. Miller's Department ...

The Lady Vols will begin their 2026-27 SEC season on the road against Texas A&M on December 31. Tennessee will host several key opponents, including South Carolina, LSU, and Oklahoma. The home game ...

Chicago Cubs starter Edward Cabrera, on a rehab assignment with the Smokies in Knoxville, held Rocket City hitless through five innings before the visiting Trash Pandas rallied for a 6-1 win Aug. 11.

Nicholas Pastore, prosecutors said, knew the workers were undocumented and he helped to keep them away from ICE agents.