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Severe weather threat ends for the Mid-South
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The severe weather threat has come to an END across the Mid-South. While a few scattered showers and thunderstorms remain possible through tonight, the worst of the weather has moved off to the east. Expect clearing skies Sunday, as cooler and drier air moves in. Temperatures will be on the cool side […]
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Horses fall pulling carriage, causing concerns
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Some Memphians are saying horse-drawn carriages and passengers in downtown Memphis should be banned. For years, horse-drawn carriages transported passengers, many of whom were tourists, and have been a part of the downtown Memphis landscape. On Thursday, the sight of what some thought were injured horses lying on the ground near a […]
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Missing child who left home on foot found safe, Knoxville police say
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Knoxville Police Department said it was searching for a missing 8-year-old child Saturday afternoon. KPD said Maricio Pedro-Juan left a home in the 1500 block of Connecticut Avenue on foot at around 4:40 p.m. on Saturday. Authorities said just after 7:15 p.m. that Pedro-Juan had...
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First Alert: Tracking more showers through this evening
(KFVS) - We are tracking another round of showers this afternoon and into the evening. Some showers are still possible tonight, but much drier conditions move in overnight. Temperatures will also begin to drop into the 50s after sunset. By Sunday morning, showers will be out of the Heartland. Wake-up...
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Charlie Kirk's visit shows the MAGA movement is loud and proud at the University of Tennessee
If there's strength in numbers, the state of the conservative movement at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville is strong. MAGA leader Charlie Kirk’s visit to Knoxville on March 13 was a celebration for college conservatives asserting their influence at UT and campuses across the country. Students who showed up to hear Kirk told Knox News they once felt ostracized for their beliefs, even in decidedly Republican Tennessee. "I feel like conservatives feel like they can voice their opinions now more than ever just because of the real red wave that happened in the election," UT student Ella Williams,...
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Knoxville Police to Conduct DUI Checkpoint on Broadway in Effort to Reduce Impaired Driving
The Knoxville Police Department has announced it will be operating a DUI checkpoint next Friday, aiming to curb intoxicated driving; officers staffing the checkpoint, set for March 28, will be on the lookout for signs of alcohol or drug impairment among motorists in the 1100 block of Broadway in North Knoxville. According to the Knoxville Police Department's website, their efforts come in response to at least 10 fatal crashes in 2024 where alcohol or drug impairment was a suspected factor.