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- Knox County says 77-year-old's death 'suspicious'
The Knox County Sheriff's Department says the death of 77-year-old man found over the weekend is suspicious. Deputies are awaiting autopsy results to know just what happened to Roe Tolliver.
- Clinton High teacher suspended during investigation
A Clinton High School teacher is suspended without pay today after as a police investigation continues into allegations of improper conduct with a student.
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- Will Peyton's pick tarnish his mystique?
With his history of clutch performances and last minute wins, Peyton Manning was already being mentioned among the game's greatest. Perhaps 'the' greatest. Today, feelings are mixed on what the loss does to his legacy.
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- Geologist: weather, terrain cause slides
Over the past few months, the region has dealt with several rock slides, rock falls, and mud slides, with the weather and terrain of East Tennessee playing major parts.
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- Third wave of H1N1 could hit within the month
With a decrease in the number of H1N1 cases being reported, you may think the flu epidemic is over. But local health leaders say that's not the case. We talked with the Knox County Medical Director who says if you haven't been vaccinated, you should, because we could be on the verge of the virus starting up again.
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- Dow closes below 10,000 for first time in 3 months
Concern about mounting debt in Europe has pushed the Dow Jones industrials below 10,000.
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- Rep. John Murtha dead at 77
A spokesman says Democratic Rep. John Murtha of Pennsylvania, a retired Marine Corps officer who became an outspoken critic of the Iraq war, has died. He was 77.
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- Valentine's Day flowers on a budget
Valentine's Day is quickly approaching- Gentlemen, listen up- Florists say now is a great time to put in your flower orders. We all know roses can get expensive around this holiday, so Volunteer TV's Rebecca Solomon caught up with a local Florist to find out some flower deals for you and your sweetheart.
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- Economists say 2 more years for state to recover
University of Tennessee economists say it likely will take another two years for the state's economy to recover fully from the recession.
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- Student shot at Tenn. Methodist college
Police in Pulaski say a student was wounded when a gunman started firing inside an apartment building on a college campus.
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- Mud slide blocks part of Hwy. 85 in Fentress Co.
Fentress County authorities are working to clean up an overnight mud slide.
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- Smokies charity group to give $1M to park programs
The Friends of Great Smoky Mountains National Park will give more than $1 million to the park for programs this year.
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- Truckers vote I-40 in Tenn. best road in US
Over-the-road truckers have voted Interstate 40 in Tennessee the best stretch of highway in the country.
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- UT officials: Top 25 research goal is possible
UT Knoxville officials say the school can meet Gov. Phil Bredesen's challenge to become a top 25 public research university in the next decade.
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- Super Bowl loyalties are tough
In Vol Country, a mixed marriage means your husband or wife cheers for somebody other than Tennessee. So imagine how tough the Super Bowl is, for Tennesseans with ties to the Big Easy? - Sentencing set in federal child porn-meth case
A Georgia man who pleaded guilty to charges that he delivered methamphetamine and a disc containing child pornography to undercover agents in Tennessee goes before a federal judge to be sentenced Monday.
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- Super Saints!
New Orleans stuns Indianapolis 31-17 to win Super Bowl XLIV.
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- Pizza shops prepped for big Super Sunday
Superbowl Sunday is bringing in the dough.
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- Major explosion at Conn. power plant
Energy Investors Funds says it is fully cooperating with authorities investigating the fatal explosion of the Kleen Energy Plant in Middletown.
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- Victims identified in deadly I-75 wreck
Tennessee Highway Patrol has identified the two victims from the crash on Jellico Mountain Saturday night.
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- Morristown man arrested in meth bust
Morristown police have busted what they call a large scale meth lab.
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- Chism scores 30 as the Vols crush South Carolina 79-53
Tennessee has now won six straight over the Gamecocks.
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- Snow storm bears down on US capital
Federal agencies will be closed Monday in Washington as the region continues to dig out from a weekend storm that dumped more than two feet of snow in the nation's capital.
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- RAM comes back to Knoxville
In the early morning hours on Sunday, hundreds will be lining up for free medical and dental care here in Knoxville.
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- TWRA officer pulls Knoxville woman from lake, too late
An elderly woman died after being pulled out of Melton Hill Lake Saturday morning.
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- Elderly man found dead, shot at Mitchell Street home
Officers found 78-year-old James Hundley at a home he owned on Mitchell Street about 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
- KPD cites 7 for allegedly selling alcohol to underage customers
Knoxville Police cited several businesses Friday for allegedly selling alcohol to underage customers.
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- Brian Williams reinstated to team
Tennessee center has been serving an indefinite suspension following a traffic stop on January 1st.
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- More than 3,000 Tennessee Guardsmen leaving for Iraq
Hundreds of families, friends and well-wishers turned out Friday for departure ceremonies at Camp Shelby, Miss., for over 3,000 soldiers of the National Guard’s 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment.
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- Clinton High teacher suspected of improper conduct
A Clinton High School social studies teacher is under investigation amid allegations of improper conduct.
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- E. Tenn. man, father killed in snowy Va. interstate accident
Virginia State Police say a father and son have died after being hit by a tractor-trailer while trying to help driver who wrecked in snow on Interstate 81.
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- Skunks, raccoons looking for a home in your house
If you're tired of dealing with the cold and snow, here's another reason to wish for spring: four-legged pests.
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- High-Def TVs in high demand
Super Bowl Sunday traditionally has meant super businesses for super-sized televisions. Businesses including Best Buy and HHGregg told Volunteer TV they have already scored a financial touchdown for Super Bowl XLIV.
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- Smith named UT's defensive line coach
With the hiring of the former Vol, Derek Dooley has finalized his staff.
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- Alexander pushes 'cleaner' coal; at what cost?
Tennessee Senior Senator Lamar Alexander calls it a compromise to give us cleaner energy without jacking up our electric bills or costing us jobs. He says his proposed rules for coal plants could help us breathe better. But some environmentalists claim they wouldn't go far enough.
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- Local woman fights heart disease, helps you prevent it
Eight million women in the United States are living with heart disease. To help show support for the fight against the disease, today is National Wear Red Day. Heart disease is the number one killer of women - you may be at risk and not even know it. We talked with a woman who got help just in time.
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- UPDATE: Teen shot at Ala. school dies; student held
A hospital spokeswoman says a ninth-grader who was shot by another student during a class change at a north Alabama middle school has died.
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- Another rock slide stretches Spur detour
Traffic is moving once again, after a second rock slide Friday afternoon temporarily closed U.S. Highway 441 between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, a stretch of highway known as "The Spur."
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- Wamp calls Haslam TV buy sign of 'desperation'
Gubernatorial candidate Zach Wamp says fellow Republican Bill Haslam's decision to launch television advertisements next week is a sign of desperation.
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- Murder suspects arrested in Dec. '09 killing
Knoxville Police arrested three people in connection with a Dec. 2009 murder in North Knoxville, according to a news release from the Knoxville Police Department.
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- Defense contractor closes Grainger Co. plant
Defense contractor BAE Systems closed its Grainger County plant doors Friday, leaving more than 170 employees out of work.
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- Cow tips man at UT ag school, victim not hurt
People probably can't tip cows, but a cow tipped a person in Knoxville. Then it stepped on him.
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- Auto parts supplier SL America adding 300 jobs
Auto parts supplier SL America will add 300 jobs in a $35 million expansion at its SL Tennessee LLC plant in Clinton.
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- Armstrong Flooring to lay off 260 in Oneida
Armstrong Flooring in Oneida says they are laying off 260 employees due to "declines in its markets," according to a company official.
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- Newport woman tells tale of terror in her Toyota
We've heard stories from across the nation of what to do when gas pedals in Toyota's stick. It apparently happened on Wednesday to a Newport woman, who's happy she walked away with her life.
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- East Tennessee dealers send trucks to Haiti
A group of East Tennessee auto dealerships has answered the call of a former U.S. President to donate trucks for the Haitian relief effort.
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- Dollar General to add 5,000 jobs, open 600 stores
Discount retailer Dollar General says it will add 5,000 jobs as it opens 600 new stores over the next 12 months.
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- GREAT SCOTS: Maryville College tabs York U dean 11th president
Maryville College has selected a new president to succeed Dr. Gerald W. Gibson, who will retire at the end of the academic year.
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- Report: Toyota to recall Prius hybrid, investigating Lexus hybrid complaints
A leading newspaper says Toyota Motor Corp. will recall 270,000 Prius hybrid vehicles over brake problems in the United States and Japan.
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- Knox Greenways donate $10,000 for S. Knoxville bluff conservation
The Knox Greenways Coalition made a large donation Thursday to help make sure a historical area of South Knoxville remains undeveloped.
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