Super Bowl planning is off your plate: These Knoxville restaurants and bars are hosting!
Knoxville's "largest TV in the Southland" won't be around to show Super Bowl LIX, but we have plenty of bars and restaurants with plenty of TVs to share!
Two more candidates announce they're running for Knoxville City Council
Frank Ramey is running to represent northwest Knoxville, including the Norwood, Cumberland Estates and West Haven neighborhoods. Ramey, 37, is an SEO and digital marketing consultant and real estate ...
Shopper Blog: Finding the history of Knoxville's Black community in a church, a cemetery and a school
Along Lyons View Pike sit three representations of Knoxville's Black history – the former Mount Pleasant Baptist Church and ...
What's underneath Gay Street? The Furnace is an underground immersive art experience
It used to be the front doors to The Emporium, then a coal furnace and then a rehearsal studio. Now, The Furnace is taking on ...
YMCA President visits Knoxville
Suzanne McCormick, the president and CEO of YMCA, paid a very special visit to Knoxville, where she met with local leaders, ...