Clinton High School is under investigation for grade manipulation, resulting in the suspension of a teacher and the resignation of the principal. Interim leadership is in place as the extent of the issue is probed.

The African American Equity Restoration Task Force in East Knoxville has introduced a grant program to promote community development, with applications open until May 10, 2024.

O.J. Simpson's death has sparked renewed interest in the white Ford Bronco from his 1994 police chase, now exhibited at the Alcatraz East Crime Museum in Tennessee.

Sunbright, Tennessee faces tornado recovery without meeting federal aid thresholds, and residents are pushing for emergency funds while relying on local volunteerism and fundraising efforts.

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Sunbright, Tennessee, mobilizes for cleanup after an EF1 tornado, with the community supporting each other without severe injuries reported. Volunteers are still needed in the region.

Blount County's first Volunteer Festival drew over 30 nonprofits to connect with locals for volunteer opportunities, highlighting the community's dedication to service and involvement.

Oscar-winning actor Louis Gossett Jr. has died at 87, leaving behind a legacy of landmark performances and civil rights impact.

The Knox County School District's discipline report shows racial and income disparities in student suspensions, leading to plans for implementing restorative practices.

Kern's Food Hall in South Knoxville schedules a soft opening for April 13, featuring multiple food and retail vendors and preserving historical elements.

Knox County Commission is addressing the issue of nearly 3,000 'double-poles', which are potential safety hazards and an eyesore, by strategizing their removal with utility companies.

Knoxville and Knox County leaders hosted a summit to address chronic homelessness, aiming to make it a rarity through housing and supportive services.

Jim Herbert, UT Knoxville grad and donor to the University of Tennessee's Agriculture College, has died at 83. The college was named after him for his significant contributions.