Knoxville needs two to three dozen more shelter beds after a fire took one planned warming site off the table.

Dr. Pauline Eastham's Red Cross work began as a Girl Scout hemming diapers for Britain before the U.S. entered World War II.

The Oct. 25 festival at Village Green adds a Farragut's Dolly Parton costume category among six contest divisions this year.

The Knoxville native held a private performance for children receiving care, building on nearly a decade of volunteer work with Musicians On Call.

Emily Wyrick's Dolly tribute kicks off at 6 p.m. tonight, with proceeds helping uninsured Knoxville patients.

The Chapman Highway shop plans free Narcan, birth control, and sanitary products in an unmonitored private area.

More than 100 makers descend on McArthur Pavilion Saturday for coffee, crafts and a Blue-Ribbon Apple Pie Contest.

Registration is open for the 11th Annual Dixie Roofing Clays for Children at Iron Mountain Sporting Clays, near the Kodak Bass Pro Shop.

Wallace Clendenen, 19, twice went underwater fighting to save a drowning Tennessee Wesleyan classmate near Tellico Plains.

Knoxville kids, karate students, and companies chipped in to buy Harlem firefighters a 95-foot ladder truck after the towers fell.

Muscle Car Ministries returns to Foothills Mall this weekend with a $3,000 tool box grand prize and a Habitat ReStore pop-up sale.

Downtown Athens expects 25,000 visitors as Pumpkintown marks its 2003 roots with a Native American powwow and citywide vendor sprawl.

The $4.2 million memorial at A.K. Bissell Park will feature 85 rammed-earth pillars, one for every student who integrated Oak Ridge schools in 1955.