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AmeriCorps looks to add to its ranks

Shoveling mulch into a five-gallon bucket is part of a larger message about stormwater management that Kayla Doane, a Knox County AmeriCorps member, is teaching to classrooms and individuals.

 

Jury convicts Leon Houston

KNOXVILLE — A federal jury Wednesday found Leon Houston guilty in a second trial on threatening to kill an attorney.

 

Former Knox teacher arrested

KNOXVILLE — A former Northwest Middle School teacher surrendered today in a sealed presentment involving a student, records show.

 

Unrestrained driver dies in Cocke Co. crash

A Morristown woman died Wednesday after losing control of the pickup truck she was driving and running off a road, causing the vehicle to roll.

 

Police raid South Knox house in murder probe

Authorities on Wednesday raided a South Knox County home and detained a person for questioning in a murder case.

 

Knox health dept. first in TN for accreditation

Knox County's health department is the first in the state to be accredited by the national Public Health Accreditation Board for hitting certain benchmarks in quality and outcomes.

 

Wreaths Across America collections top $36K

Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett's Wreaths Across America campaign has netted $36,110 with less than two weeks before the fundraising deadline.

 

Students to compete in second Code TN event

Austin-East Magnet High School is one of the new teams competing in this year's Code TN competition, which takes place at the Convention Center on Thursday.

 

Council to cast first Regal vote Tuesday

A vote to amend the city's budget to purchase a South Waterfront building will be the first in a series toward approving the Regal deal.

 

Judge: Couple broke, not cruel in dog abandoning

A Campbell County mother and son who abandoned a diseased puppy without food or water weren’t cruel but just too broke to care for the animal, a judge has ruled.

 

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