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Knox County to pay $1M in settlement to veteran who was tased by deputy in 2022, attorney says

Knox County has reached a settlement with Brian Hux, a disabled Air Force veteran who was tased in the back of the head during a 2022 stop, according to Hux’s attorney. Hux did not match the suspect description and couldn’t physically run away. For Context. A federal appeals...

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New ambulance service begins offering non-emergency transportation in Knoxville

Acadian Ambulance Services began offering non-emergency transportation in the Knoxville area on Monday.

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Veterans Day Events, Closures and Offers for Veterans

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WOKI / WVLT) – Communities across East Tennessee are preparing to honor the nation’s veterans with parades, ceremonies and tributes on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11. The largest event in Knoxville will be the 101st Annual Veterans Day Parade, organized by American Legion Post 2. The...

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Knox County voters picked these two Democrats over entrenched GOP candidates

If Knox County voters were in the only ones in Tennessee, Democrat Jerri Green would be governor. And Green's race isn't the only one that would've flipped to Democrats if only Knox County had a say: Knox County chose Democrat David Miller over Republican Jimmy Matlock to represent them in Tennessee Senate District 5 (though the county is just a sliver of that district). Voters in Anderson and Loudon counties ended up carrying Matlock over the finish line , but Miller's Knox County success is notable given the district rarely fielded a Democratic opponent when Lt. Gov. Randy McNally held the seat after he was first elected in 1986. The last Democrat to run for that seat was Stuart Starr in 2018, who got 33% of the Knox County vote. Here's how Knox County voted Nov. 3: Governor Marsha Blackburn: 42% (won statewide with 46%) Jerri Green: 48% David Hatley: 7% Lauren Pinkston: 1% Constitutional amendment to allow judges to deny bail to certain defendants Yes: 62% (won statewide with 67%) No: 38% Constitutional amendment to make property taxes unconstitutional Yes: 64% (won statewide with 67%) No: 36% Constitutional amendment to add new rights for crime victims Yes: 73% (won

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The Financial Wire

Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1

North Dakota homeowners can apply online for a property tax credit of up to $1,600 between Jan. 1 and April 1, and four other states have their own spring cutoffs for older homeowners. Georgia’s Forsyth County runs to April 1, Knox County in Tennessee to April 5, Concord in New Hampshire to April 15 and... The post Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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On the Grow: Knox County real estate documents for October

This weekend we stepped out of daylight saving time, and the clocks rolled back Sunday morning. I hope everyone is adjusting well. I know some people get upset at the time change, but I am a fan of it getting dark earlier. I think I get more rest and sleep during this time of year.

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Elizabethton Star

Knife enthusiasts from across America to gather in Knoxville For Spirit of Steel Knife Show

Knife enthusiasts from across the United States will gather at the Knoxville Expo Center November 13–15, 2026, for the Spirit of Steel Knife Show, a three-day celebration of knife collecting, […]

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‘I believe in Knoxville’ Former councilwoman running for mayor

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Former Knoxville Councilwoman Lauren Rider announced on Monday that she plans to run for mayor. Rider was elected to represent Knoxville’s fourth district on City Council in 2017 and was re-elected in 2021. She was succeeded by Matthew DeBardelaben in 2025. On her campaign website, Rider said she wanted to get […]

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Lakeshore Pavilion is latest jewel added to beloved Knoxville Park | Opinion

Lakeshore Park celebrated the opening of the Lakeshore Pavilion with a ribbon cutting on the highest hill at the beloved Knoxville park. Simon Bradbury, the new CEO of the park, was joined by Mayor Indya Kincannon. Lakeshore Park was created 35 years ago when Tennessee Gov. Ned McWherter agreed to transfer the land that had housed a mental health hospital to the city. It is now managed by the Lakeshore Conservancy with the city assisting and the city mayor serving on its board of directors. The local effort to create the park was led by Jimmy Haslam III and attorney Caesar Stair III, along with me when I was mayor. The first challenge was to demolish the old buildings that came with the land. The hospital at one time housed more than 2,000 patients. Longtime Knoxville arborist Jim Cortese has received the 2026 Distinguished Achievement Award for Human Issues in Horticulture from the American Society for Horticultural Science. He wrote "John Muir Climbs a Tree and other Tree Tales," which is available from various bookstores. More about him can be found at www.wjimcortese.com . He is a cofounder of the Knoxville Botanical Garden and has helped preserve historic, heritage and

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Marine Lt. Col. (retired) David McMillan: He’s back at Knox County Rescue

Writer Ella Winter, in a 1937 discussion conversation with novelist Thomas Wolfe, said: “Don’t you know you can’t go home again?” Wolfe then asked Winter for permission to use the phrase as the title of his new novel “You Can’t Go Home Again” – published in 1940 after he died. His hometown was Asheville, NC.

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Introducing ‘Likely’ Republican Replacement for Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn: WWE Wrestler Kane

The inside "favorite" to replace Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) once she heads for the governor's office in January is reportedly a former WWE wrestler. Glenn Jacobs, once known as the wrestler Kane in the WWE, is a former Knox County mayor who is Libertarian-leaning and a close ally of former congressman Ron Paul. According to The Washington Sun, Jacobs has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Blackburn in the Senate once she heads to the governor's office on Jan. 16.

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Knoxville Opera concert with US Army Chorus held to honor veterans

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Knoxville Opera held its “Voices of Valor” event Sunday afternoon honoring veterans. The United States Army Chorus performed at the event as did the Tennessee Wind Symphony, Knoxville Opera soloists and the Military Voices of East Tennessee. Jason Hardy with the Knoxville Opera explained that “Voices of Valor” is meant […]

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Knox County House Seat Flips Democratic as Local Parties Analyze Election Results

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WOKI / WVLT) — A state House seat in Knox County changed hands on Election Night, flipping from Republican to Democratic control and prompting leaders from both parties to assess what the results mean for the future of Tennessee politics. The outcome mirrored national trends that caught...

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Expect to hear sirens in Oak Ridge this week

Personnel will perform preventive maintenance on the public warning siren system in the Oak Ridge area throughout this week, which began Nov. 9. During the maintenance, people in the area may occasionally hear audio from individual sirens near the Y-12 National Security Complex. The sirens are strategically placed to notify the public in the unlikely event of an emergency at Y-12 that could have impacts beyond the site boundary, according to a news release. In an actual emergency on the Oak Ridge Reservation, the sirens will sound simultaneously with the standard three-minute warning tone. For more information about what to do in an emergency, visit the Y-12 website at www.y12.doe.gov/about/emergency-public-information . This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Expect to hear sirens in Oak Ridge this week

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Monday Connections: Honoring veterans, helping neighbors and connecting our community

As Veterans Day approaches, East Tennessee organizations are finding meaningful ways to thank those who served. From complimentary entertainment and haircuts to community gatherings and opportunities to help neighbors, this week offers plenty of reasons to connect. Veterans invited to Seniors Got Talent at no charge. The Morning Pointe Foundation...

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Blount County Economic Growth: 4 Developments to Know

Explore four developments driving Blount County economic growth, from Alcoa’s business districts to downtown Maryville and Townsend. Blount County is experiencing impressive growth, especially when it comes to distinct, fast-growing micro-economies and mixed-use districts. Throughout the region, businesses are opening, growing and thriving, and residents and tourists alike are reaping the rewards. We’re shining a spotlight on four places that are or will be major contributors to this business environment.

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Christmas markets in Gatlinburg, Knoxville, Pigeon Forge to brighten the holidays

Knoxville is the Maker City , and there's something special about buying local for the holidays. These holiday craft fairs are a great way to check off your list, enjoy the lights, music, scents and tastes of the season while chatting with the people who actually make their own products to find something that's just right for your friends and family. Each has its own vibe, from spending time outdoors to highlighting true craftsmanship to offering hot cocoa, sweet treats and chances to see Santa! Did we miss your holiday market? Please email the details to devarrick.turner@knoxnews.com. 2026 Knoxville Christmas Fair 2-8 p.m. Nov. 6; 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 7; noon-5 p.m. Nov. 8 | Knoxville Expo Center, 5441 Clinton Highway in Knoxville | christmasfairtn.com The Christmas Fair offers visitors a chance to shop, eat and celebrate the season under one roof. Rows of festive booths feature handmade gifts, ornaments, seasonal décor and one-of-a-kind crafts. There’s also a chance for kids to meet Santa Claus for photos and share their Christmas wishes. Together, the family can enjoy festive treats, hot cocoa, kettle corn, face painting and personalized ornaments. Wonders of Light Christmas Village 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 13-15 and Nov.

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Date set for switch to new Alcoa Highway off-ramp to UT Medical Center

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The construction of the new Alcoa Highway interchange near the University of Tennessee Medical Center will soon hit a notable milestone with the opening of a new off-ramp. Depending on favorable weather conditions, the new off-ramp for northbound Alcoa Highway to Cherokee Trail is scheduled to open at 6 a.m. on […]

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Disruptive threats pile up at Knox County schools, but fall from national highs

Threats made at schools are hugely disruptive. Everyone has to evacuate , police officers sweep and secure school grounds, and the community is left feeling uneasy after a student makes an oftentimes impulsive decision. After Hardin Valley Middle School administrators got tired of responding to threats – especially vague ones scribbled on restroom walls, which they have to take seriously nonetheless – they called on parents and volunteers to step in as monitors. Now all restrooms are closed during class time. Students can only go in one at a time, signing in and out when they do, with an adult volunteer checking the restroom between visits. "It's almost like a daily thing now. We need to get the word out to not only our kids, but have them have conversations with their friends about how this can backfire on them, how this can make them juvenile delinquents," said Lee Ann Eaves, the Hardin Valley school board representative. Police have responded to 98 calls for threats at Knox County Schools in 2026. Threats are defined as "any kind of verbal or written messaging with intent to cause mass destruction or (mass) casualty." Get the Daily Briefing newsletter: Keep up with the

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