In case you missed the tax free shopping weekend for a good deal, check out your local Goodwill.

Shoppers across the state can save a lot of money this weekend. It's Tennessee's tax free weekend.

OnStar service is not just available for GM owners anymore.

Just in time for the Tax Free Weekend, a representative from Staples came in to our studios to talk about thehot items to buy for children as they head back to school.

Walters State Community College is offering a 6-month training program for medical electronic records at a fraction of the usual cost, providing an opportunity for those looking to change careers.

A new study out of Columbia University suggests a Internet-related side effect: All that Googling we're doing may be impacting our memory.

Help fight cancer and meet football legend Phillip Fulmer at the second annual THE MAN RIDE for Prostate Cancer Awareness.

Members of the Jack Ballard Church Builders are working on a new home in Louisville. It will take them two weeks to build the ten bed/ten bath home for people with disabilities.

No matter what you want to call it, it turns out a lot of women don't know about their own special body parts.

Two women who have church, walking and loved ones with breast cancer in common, hit the streets to raise money and awareness. They are participating in a national fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen Foundation in Florida.

The good old days will keep on rolling for some who love an old fashion milkshake in Nashville.

It was a cooler day compared to places across the nation, however, summer isn't over yet so the heat will return.

Millions of family members and caregivers are impacted by children with autism. So this weekend, there's a local benefit to help the autism society.

Local chiropractor is giving back to the community by collecting items for the Marines' Toys for Tots program. Hosenfeld Chiropractor holds the collection twice a year.

Volunteer TV, WIVK, Gentry Trailways, and the Knox Area Rescue Ministries are working together to support homeless and needy children in the Knoxville area through the Stuff The Bus campaign.

What do you do if you're in a bad mood? Try using your smartphone. There are a wide selection of apps to help decipher, analyze, and maybe even change your mood.

The American Quilters Show is in Knoxville this weekend. Many talented quilters are showing off their artwork. We met someone who makes quilts for people touched by war.

The Teacher Supply Depot provides Knox County educators with new and used classroom materials at no charge, but their resources are running low.

The 3rd Annual Quilt Show & Contest is going on through Saturday.

The Clean Energy Technology program is relatively new to Walters State Community College, and also the only community college in the state of Tennessee to offer this area of study.

CNET's Kara Tsuboi offers you a step-by-step instruction to get your email organized.

One Texas family say's they're ok with their newborn's nick-name of "Little."

11 year old in Seymour creatively raising money for the Alzhemier's Association. She's a leader in the Smoky Mountain Memory Walk team.

Nascar pit crew chiefs Todd Berrier and Kevin 'Bono' Manion discuss their battle with gout.

For a lot of people, their smartphones essentially double as their digital cameras. But install a few apps, and they're even more powerful and versatile. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on the best apps for Google phones.