How many of you are familiar with the story of the Shroud of Turin? (Read Blog)

As I observe Veterans Day here at home, it brings up a reminder of the many World War II vets who have since passed on. (Read Blog)

Those black jersey's that shocked us all when the Vols ran through the "T" on that rainy Halloween night are just a few of the many wild things seen in Neyland stadium during the modern times of UT football. (Read Blog)

I shared lunch today with a number of United Way volunteers, past campaign chairs (Read Blog)

For many of you, memories of the S&W cafeteria is an old boarded up building, but for so many of us baby boomers, it was a grand ole place. (Read Blog)

This past Monday I did a story on the Tennessee Traveler about a Knoxville lady who developed her own Chex Mix recipe in a national contest (Read Blog)

This week brought in three interesting events from a news perspective. (Read Blog)

The ultimate expression of generosity is not in giving of what you have but in giving of who you are (Read Blog)

I hope you watched last night from 7-8pm. Simulcast on MYVLT, WATE and WBIR was a historic event in more ways than one. (Read Blog)

I am a very fortunate guy. I rarely need the services provided by the United Way (Read Blog)

As we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, it reminds me how proud I am of my relatives that lived in that area. (Read Blog)

It's a sad day for Knoxville television. One of my favorite anchors has passed away. (Read Blog)

There are times when I find stories through my Tennessee Traveler series that really stand out. This is one of them. (Read Blog)

I just recently emceed an event honoring the Free Clinic of Knoxville. The clinic is known for it's benevolence in our community offering free health care with the only requirement, a pay stub. (Read Blog)

I guess the cat is out of the bag. Did you see the morning paper? (Read Blog)

Monday's Tennessee Traveler focused on Shirley DeBusk, Tennessee's 2008 Beekeeper of the Year. (Read Blog)

I've known Dom Deluise since 1979. I was first cast as an extra in the first movie he directed called "Hot Stuff" (Read Blog)

I met Kris Kendrick only a couple of times, but I know his daughter Karen and her association with the Orangery Restaurant. (Read Blog)

Though I began my tv career in 1979, 20 years of those years has been right here at the BIG (Read Blog)

It takes me back to when I was a young dad with my little girls. (Read Blog)

I was a young buck in the late 60's and early 70's when some of Pontiac's finest cars were "muscling" on the highways and byways (Read Blog)

I've been an observer of U-T's new football regime just like you (Read Blog)

On this 10th anniversary of the massacre at Columbine High School, there are a few memories that come to mind (Read Blog)

I wanted to pass along an invitation to you to join those of us in the community who are either builders, or think they are or would like to help those less fortunate (Read Blog)

When I found out two good buddies of mine were named to the Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame, I was overjoyed. (Read Blog)

I read a recent letter to the editor in the News Sentinel and it was so intriguing I just had to blog about it. (Read Blog)

I just got back from a trip to Mount LeConte over the weekend. For those of you who've been, I know I'm talking to the choir so to speak, but for those of you who haven't, it's a real joy. (Read Blog)

I personally like the warm weather of the Caribbean or the beaches of Destin as my vacation. But here's one to ponder. (Read Blog)

Folks around the world are calling it "Earth Hour" this Saturday night. (Read Blog)

A recent article in the News Sentinel found me pondering whether I should chalk it up as "tough love" or abuse. (Read Blog)

You're just like me in being absolutely shocked at the Lady Vols loss in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. (Read Blog)

As you are aware I don't do many live shots from selected places since I Anchor the news on a nightly basis. (Read Blog)

"Sexting". The practice of sending nude pictures via text messaging. And apparently it's not an unusual thing to do nowadays (Read Blog)

Buy one get one free!. Free interest for two years! There are deep deep discounts to be had. Everyone is trying to lure you into their business to buy their goods these days and you can get some great deals on just about everything....including a home. (Read Blog)

The announcement last week that the University of Tennessee is closing the Golf Range and Sutherland apartments in 2010, brings with it remembrances of years past in that area. I did a story a couple of years ago on the Pond Gap Neighborhood Association and their aggressive approach to preserving the area. Like many neighborhoods they change and evolve, but not necessarily for the good of preserving the past. Pond Gap neighbors have a vivid view of what they want to preserve and I commend them for that. (Read Blog)

Have you heard of the organization called "Sons of the Revolution?" Over the weekend, I emceed the 115Th annual George Washington banquet at the East Tennessee Historical Society in downtown Knoxville. (Read Blog)

After hearing President Obama's speech are you more optimistic, pessimistic or realistic for the future? Did it fire you up like a Knute Rockne lockeroom speech, give you confidence for tomorrow, or was it just another round of smoke and mirrors via words that just isn't working for you? (Read Blog)

Here's an issue that has me heated up. It's certainly pressed my hot buttons.The U.S. Supreme Court is deciding whether it wants to review a case that banned an East Brunswick, New Jersey high school football coach from kneeling or bowing his head while his team prayed. What???? (Read Blog)

It opened in 1920. As a kindergartner, it was my school and the great memories still linger. Just what happened early Saturday at Thackston School is any body's guess so far. A fire burned away a building but not the memories for me. (Read Blog)

When Dr. John Peterson came to U-T in 2004 I happened to be one of the first to have a sit down extensive interview with him. (Read Blog)

I have to admit I love to eat. But do I live to eat, or eat to live? All through my life I have eaten what I wanted and not gained anything. But guess what? (Read Blog)

It's not everyday you can escape the February cold weather and head to Hawaii (Read Blog)

I happened to catch Fox News this morning. A Fox reporter was going live from the White House on an appearance by Al Gore addressing lawmakers on Global Warming. (Read Blog)

If you know anything about the history of Knoxville television, who can forget Carl Williams? (Read Blog)

This dress code issue is heating up again in Knox County. It really is an issue that parents, grandparents and students have definitive opinions on. (Read Blog)

I attended this morning's Civil Rights Honoree Brunch at Knoxville's Crowne Plaza, and it was so moving I have to tell you about it. It was simply a proud day for Knoxville (Read Blog)

Cold faces and warm hearts. I know it is supposed to be “cold hands and warm hearts” but what I saw while riding in the MLK parade in Knoxville this morning were many cold faces. (Read Blog)

I did my Tennessee Traveler on the WIVK book and wanted to go even further to jog your memory, even talk about some things that would never make it on the tube (Read Blog)

The race for governor of our state is a little clearer at least from the GOP side. (Read Blog)

Do you believe in Santa? I do. You're probably thinking that I'm referring to the time of year when so many people do great things for others and they take on Santa qualities. (Read Blog)

Employees want to be paid OT for spending time working on their BlackBerries. (Read Blog)

After all the so-called dust has cleared from the Knox County budget hearings, there's still alot of questions left. (Read Blog)

After 11 hours of questions, queries and prodding Knox County Commission's budget is now finally complete. (Read Blog)