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100 percent of proceeds from a concert Nov. 20 at the Square Room will go to the Red Kettle Campaign, the nonprofit said.

Volunteers have set up events at two locations to help people navigate healthcare.gov.

Police are investigating a collision that left a pedestrian dead in Northeast Knoxville on Wednesday night.

Thousands lined Gay Street for the parade of military veterans and supporters of veterans.

The homeless veterans of Knoxville were honored Wednesday with a meal at Knoxville Area Rescue Ministries.

The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board has raised a number of questions about the Electrorefining Project, which is part of the National Nuclear Security Administration's plans to replace the existing uranium recovery processes at the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant.

For nearly four hours Wednesday, the names of military members who died in the line of duty since Sept. 11, 2001, were read aloud at Circle Park.

More than a mile of Central Street, from downtown to Happy Holler, is about to get a $3.3 million face-lift and the city wants to know what residents think of the design.

The weather looks promising for the Tennessee Volunteers' Homecoming game on Saturday.

PETROS, Tenn. — With the myriad detailed planning and groundwork now mostly done, development of a tourist attraction at the site of a once-notorious prison will be moving forward soon.