Posted: 5:22 PM A senior administration official says President Bush has chosen former Deputy Secretary Of State Robert Zoellick to lead the World Bank.

Updated: 8:11 PM More than one hundred Knox County faith-based communities are taking part in a call to arms.

Updated: 9:01 PM The Knox County Commission hasn't given the final OK on how it'll spend your money.

Updated: 4:40 PM A Tennessee State Trooper accused of an inappropriate on-duty incident earlier this month is being allowed to resign instead of being fired.

Updated: 8:11 PM The organizer of a racially-charged rally in Knoxville over the weekend is expected in court June Fourth for a bonded arraignment to face the charges against him.

Updated: 11:12 AM Former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist has withdrawn his name from consideration for World Bank president, a person familiar with the situation told the Associated Press.

Updated: 11:38 AM A section of Pellissippi Parkway that was closed by police earlier today has re-opened.

Posted: 5:49 AM Two people are seriously hurt after a car accident in Sevier County.

Posted: 5:47 AM Knoxville Police are investigating a possible shooting.

Updated: 9:12 PM Families in fear of a bear in Knoxville can now rest at ease. TWRA officers captured the black bear in the old city after about a six hour chase Downtown.

Posted: 10:34 PM No word on what started a fire on a boat at the Stardust Marina.

Updated: 7:12 AM People all over East Tennessee take time to remember our soldiers.

Updated: 9:28 PM What are those who live in the Lonsdale area saying about the weekend shootings? One resident told Volunteer TV that "it's not the people that live in the community. It's the outsiders that come into their development."

Updated: 9:14 PM For at least 125 years, our nation has set aside one day to honor those who lost their life fighting for our country. The first Memorial Day observance was held for Civil War veterans. Today, it's a time to remember those who died in many other conflicts, and for some, a time to remember those who are still at war.

Updated: 9:19 PM As we remember the veterans we've lost, some East Tennessee World War two vets are still among us to tell their stories today. Volunteer TV's Kim Bedford caught up with several of them at the National Veterans Cemetery today. These veterans are a rare find now-a-days because most of them served in the 1940's. They have a strong outlook on Memorial Day, World War Two, and the war in Iraq...

Updated: 9:08 PM A West High School graduate turned heads recently when she gave the commencement speech of a lifetime. The reason it was so special, is the fact she's deaf. In this week's Tennessee Traveler, Alan Williams brings you the story of this remarkable girl.

Posted: 12:04 PM 87 years later, this service remains a big part of Memorial Day in East Tennessee.

Updated: 7:13 AM The Sevier County Composting Plant has been destroyed by fire. Heavy smoke from the blaze could be seen up to 20 miles away as the fire raged out of control this morning.

Posted: 4:51 AM The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating an ATV crash in Campbell County that's left one person dead.

Updated: 10:29 PM For many, Memorial Day weekend isn't a time to celebrate, but a time to commemorate and reflect on the sacrifices that loved ones made for freedom and for country.

Updated: 12:41 AM A routine traffic stop turned into a wild high speed chase for the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

Posted: 12:35 AM Several incidents marred an otherwise perfect day for swimming and boating.

Updated: 4:42 AM More than 100 Kentucky National Guard Troops will have to wait one more day to come home due to aircraft issues.

Updated: 10:27 PM Memorial Day weekend often means firing up the grill and breaking out the suntan lotion.

Posted: 11:45 AM The Sevier County Sheriff's office has arrested a man in connection with the discovery a dead body near Creek Hollow Way.