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The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance said it's received reports of health-care providers canceling or refusing appointments to policyholders with Community Health Alliance, which is in "runoff" and will not offer policies in 2016.

The city has begun removing abandoned signs, a product of the hard-fought new sign ordinance passed by city council over the summer.

When volunteers Tucker and Becky Childers deliver Earl W. Willox a nutritious meal through the Knoxville-Knox County Community Action Committee's Mobile Meals Program, they're prepared to sit a spell.

On an unseasonably warm Thanksgiving day, Margot Klein finished her turkey in the sunshine before standing up and quietly singing along to a gospel song.

KNOXVILLE — The University of Tennessee will increase security for Saturday's football game against Vanderbilt University at Neyland Stadium in light of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris.

Our Thanksgiving paper today is stuffed with advertising circulars for the start of the holiday shopping season.

Tennessee turkeys prove as resourceful and resilient as Ben Franklin believed

For some seniors, the daily hot meal is the only food and human interaction they'll have.

Rape, stabbing suspect taken into custody in Minnesota.

Three state senators will join the forum to examine governor's privatization initiative and transparency laws.