A working grist mill is nearly complete at the $100 million Discovery Park of America in Union City, Tenn.

The U.S. is adding an extra $150 million to the global AIDS fight, taking a first step toward reaching some stigmatized populations.

More than four dozen security jobs at the Oak Ridge federal installation are being eliminated.

George Zimmerman's attorney says he expects to file a motion Monday seeking a new bond hearing for Trayvon Martin's shooter, who surrendered to authorities in central Florida after a judge revoked his bond.

One man is cleaning up what's left of his backyard after a car plowed through it Sunday.

Knoxville police now know who was behind the wheel of the SUV that killed Chasity Thornell, her unborn child and Nelson Soto early this morning.

More than 900 million people worldwide check their Facebook accounts at least once a month, but millions more are Facebook holdouts.

A mass of tents and people gathered outside the new Chick-Fil-A in Bearden Thursday, each hoping to win free food at the restaurant for a year.

Sunbathing one day, snowstorm the next: Bosnians are getting whiplash from the latest crazy weather to hit the Balkans.

Britton Butler died in February after a six year fight against cancer. Six months before his death, Britton began organizing a golf tournament to benefit three charities dear to his heart. *The Colon Cancer Alliance *The Jimmy V Foundation *The Big Brother Big Sister Program of Knoxville. The "Team Britton Golf Tournament" is Thursday, May 24. To learn more about the charities and the tournament, follow the link.

The 8th Annual Waltz for Wishes benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation of East Tennessee.

Protect your pets without busting your budget. Knox County Health Department and the Knoxville Veterinarian Medical Association will still be offering rabies vaccinations for only $10 on the first two Saturdays in May. May 5th and 12th from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at 34 Knox County schools. For a complete list of locations follow the link.

Oysterfest 2012 Benefiting Childhelp Tennessee April 21, 2012 at Concord Marina Food & Beverage Begin at 6 p.m. Rain or Shine - Tents Provided Tickets $85 in Advance and $95 at the door.

Knoxville has made it to the second round of the Social Media Tourism Symposium bracket but still needs our votes to win!

Marble Springs, home of Governor John Sevier (1745-1815), American frontiersman, soldier, and politician, was a leading figure during the frontier period in the Old Southwest and became the first governor of Tennesee. It is open to the public for tours with volunteers recreating life in the 1700's.

The Bush Brothers Museum and General Store, is located in Chestnut Hill, Tennessee in Jefferson County. For times and directions, you can call them at 865-509-3485.

The Lift for Life event is a bodyweight competition for reps: Bench, squat and dead lift. There is also a ladies event for the fittiest female. The event is June 4th from 10am to 2pm at The Rush Fitness Complex located at 8445 Kingston Pike. There will be prizes given out for the top competitors. For more information you can contact The Rush at (865) 693-2550.