Discount groceries are being dished out with God's love, and a Sevier County Church says you can get some too.

An arrest of one of their own for murder causes truckers in East Tennessee to look over their shoulder more often.

We're taking "All Vol" to a new level here at Volunteer TV. WVLT is proud to announce its new partnership with the Vol Network and the University of Tennessee.

Knox County needs to change who it puts in jail and for how long. That's according to an outside consultant's assessment of the county's crowding problem.

State Senator Bo Watson is one of three bystanders who helped save a retired surgeon's life after he collapsed.

President Bush has nominated Nashville attorney Ed Yarbrough to become US attorney for Middle Tennessee.

Federal authorities plan to deport seven suspected illegal immigrants caught working on a construction project run by a Nashville-based contractor.

The prosecutor in the case against the 15-year-old accused of murdering her parents says she plans to try the girl as an adult.

A suspected serial killer is now in custody in Nashville.

A huge break in a mysterious murder case in Jefferson County.

One lane of Interstate 40 Westbound is now open near the North Carolina-Tennessee state line (milemarker 445). The other lane remains closed due to a tractor trailer rollover accident. More details on Volunteer TV News at noon. Stay connected on volunteertv.com.

New fallout, from the Knox County charge card scandal, a mayor's assistant is being transferred and a senior manager has resigned.

The University of Tennessee has joined Host Communications in announcing Knoxville’s CBS affiliate, WVLT VOLUNTEER TV, as the official East Tennessee TV outlet for the Vol Network. Effective for the upcoming 2007-08 season, WVLT becomes the new Vol Network flagship television station for University of Tennessee sports.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly motorcycle accident that left one man dead.

There's been so little rainfall, you have to wonder what effect that might have on this year's fall colors in the Smokies.

We've certainly seen plenty of hot days so far this summer, but the one-hundred plus degree temperatures out west, are causing some life or death concerns for blood banks, where mobile units are being shut down leaving blood supply extremely critical.

Being more than a foot short on rainfall has changed our perspectives in more ways than one this summer. And as the drought keeps us hot and dry, it drives up prices, especially when it comes to food, but what does the drought mean for next year?

The areas drought is affecting more than local farmers. Many people come to the Smokies and the foothills for fun things to do, but the drought is affecting water recreation.

The Associated Press has learned that, according to a new US intelligence assessment, Al-Qaeda is stepping up efforts to sneak terror operatives into the United States. And, according to this assessment, the group has acquired most of the capabilities it needs to strike here.

Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputies believe they have found this man who stole a purse from a woman at a Knox County grocery store on Tuesday.

Results of a new study, called the Wisdom Trial, find older women shouldn't use hormone replacement therapy to prevent heart disease, although it appears to be safe and effective in relieving menopausal symptoms in younger women.

Both the Dow and the S&P 500 soared to fresh record highs for the first time since early June.

Veteran state Senator Ward Crutchfield of Chattanooga pleaded guilty Thursday to bribery.

US Senator Lamar Alexander deflected speculation Thursday that he may be in the running to become the next chancellor of Vanderbilt University.

From the Volunteer TV Newsroom, a massive water main break has flooded Eastbound I-96 in Livonia Michigan. Officials say the service drive and water is surging down the embankment. It's being reported right now that at least four cars are stranded on the highway. Be sure to keep it tuned to volunteertv.com for live coverage of this still developing story.