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Man charged with murder in overdose death

An alleged drug dealer has been indicted in connection with the overdose death of a Knoxville man who was sold an "extremely powerful synthetic opiate," police said.

 

Oak Ridge tours: wedding of history and security

As he rounded a corner on the west side of Y-12's Beta-3 building, tour guide Ray Smith stopped and — with a little drama in his voice — told his eager followers: "OK, you've really walked back into 1945 here."

 

Smith promoted to ORPD deputy chief's post

Veteran law enforcement officer Robin Smith has been named deputy chief of the Oak Ridge Police Department.

 

City closes on Supreme Court building

The city took ownership of the former State Supreme Court site Thursday after closing on a $2.47 million deal.

 

Jury deliberating in accused rapist's trial

KNOXVILLE — A jury Thursday began deliberating the fate of a suspected serial rapist accused of holding hostage and raping a woman inside a Muslim funeral home.

 

Teen with honorary acceptance will visit UT

Noah Hays, a 16-year-old battling cancer, was offered honorary acceptance to UT last month and is expected to be on campus this weekend.

 

UT students plan event to support Mizzou

A group of University of Tennessee students plan to show support today for Concerned Student 1950.

 

Meeting on Midway rezoning set for today

A rezoning for a 345-acre business park in East Knox County is expected to go before the Knoxville/Knox County Metropolitan Planning Commission Thursday.

 

Charges pending in Knoxville pedestrian death

Police said a man driving a SUV that struck a pedestrian cointinued on until he could switch seats with a passenger as the man he hit died in the grass alongside the road.

 

Knoxville hosts first Livability Summit

Knoxville’s first day-long Livability Summit today is expected to bring together more than 400 elected officials, advocates, experts and caregivers to discuss how to make cities more accessible, especially for seniors and residents with disabilities.

 

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