Federal mediators will be in Loudon County tomorrow to try to settle the strike at Maremont.

In a span of four days, three people have lost their lives on a section of the highway known as "The Dragon" in Blount County.

Child support collections top a half-billion dollars in Tennessee and that's a record-setting figure.

The firefighter trapped inside the burning McClung warehouse returned back to the fire department for the first time Monday. WVLT’s Kim Bedford was there as Firefighter Jeff Kindrick returned to the firehouse.

An East Tennessee organization who provides medallions to families of fallen military members say they can not longer afford to do so.

An Anderson County man accused of causing a fatal accident on Interstate 75 in southeast Kentucky appeared in court Monday morning.

Former University of Tennessee president John Shumaker continues to pursue a claim against the state for as much as $1.7 million.

Opponents of the Army's shipments of nerve agent waste from Indiana to Texas say the Army's own sampling shows high levels of the agent in the waste.

Television executive Judy Girard, who led the Food Network to prominence, will retire by the end of the year as president of sister cable network HGTV.

President Bush plans to travel to Nashville on Thursday to discuss federal budget issues.

Copper thieves shut down a south Knox library.

After months of drought, Glenn Blevins welcomed Senator Bob Corker's visit to his farm in southeast Tennessee, even if it doesn't soften his crop losses.

Former state Senator Kathryn Bowers changed her bribery plea to guilty this morning in a Memphis federal courtroom.

Officers are looking for a man they say tried to rob a gas station in North Knoxville.

Knoxville Police are searching for a teenage boy, wanted in connection with a shooting at Walter P. Taylor Homes.

We're learning more about a body found in a Knoxville city park Sunday afternoon.

TDOT leaders say one south bound lane on Pellissippi Parkway, south of the Oak Ridge Highway interchange is closed until further notice.

From farmers to landscapers, many different businesses have to work even harder because of the drought we're experiencing.

A local Catholic priest and a Methodist minister talk about the Pope's statement that the Catholic church is the only "true" church.

Knoxville Police are investigation a Saturday evening shooting at Walter P. Taylor Homes.

Thanks to the wordsmiths at Merriam-Webster's, nearly 100 words or phrases are joining the English language.

The drought hasn't hurt Market Squares Farmers Market

Police are looking for the man who tried to rob a North Knoxville gas station.

A large group of faithful Chrysler fans invaded Knoxville for a day of muscle cars.

Speed apparently is what's cost two bikers their lives, on the Dragon yesterday evening.