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Overwhelmed Chattanooga man finds help for 100+ pet rabbits
The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), which is assisting the McKamey Animal Center (MAC) in the ongoing rescue of more than 100 pet rabbits from a Chattanooga home, is sharing the rabbits' caregiver's story after he reached out for help.
Dispute over non-profit’s zoning dividing Falling Water
SODDY-DAISY, Tenn. (WDEF)- Neighbors in the Falling Water area of Soddy-Daisy are disputing over a zoning request from a non-profit. The owner says she just wants to continue serving those in need while some of her neighbors say her request could lead to unintended consequences. Gail Ward-Holden says she just...
Attorney: Oak Ridge man sent to death row may die of natural causes before execution
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — Sean Finnegan, from Anderson County, was sentenced this week to death for the 2019 torture, rape and killing of Jennifer Paxton, but he could die of natural causes before ever getting executed. Legal Aid of East Tennessee attorney Darrell Winfree said there are several factors...
Hundreds of people to lose their jobs after 2 Knox County businesses file WARN Notices with the state
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Two Knox County businesses filed WARN notices with the state on Aug. 20, announcing that hundreds of workers would be laid off. First, the EXEDY America Corporation filed a notice with the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. In the notice, the corporation said it would permanently close its location in Mascot no later than spring 2025.
WSCC Volleyball ready to spike into the 2024-2025 season
HANCEVILLE, Ala. – The Wallace State Volleyball team, under the guidance of Head Coach Randy Daniel, is set to launch into the 2024-2025 season with high expectations. Entering his 18th year as head coach, Daniel has consistently led the Lady Lions to success, amassing 16 regular-season championships and 14 tournament championships. The team’s first official game will take place on Aug. 22 at 6:30 p.m. EST, as they face Roane State Community College in Harriman, Tennessee. Two sophomores who both played pivotal roles last season, Chloe Jackson of Athens and April Burgess of Alabaster, will return to the court this season. Jackson,...
Decision day for four-star CB, longtime Vols target Onis Konanbanny
One of Tennessee football's top targets now is just hours away from announcing his college decision. Four-star Class of 2025 cornerback Onis Konanbanny of Heathwood Hall Episcopal School in Columbia, S.C., is set to reveal his commitment Friday afternoon, and the Vols are one of his four finalists. The 6-foot-1,...
Projected losses for the Tennessee Volunteers in 2024
The Tennessee Vols will get off to a 1-1 start, but end up with a very strong season in 2024 under third year head coach Josh Heupel. Under Heupel, the Vols have gone 27-12 and appear to be heading in the right direction with the recent success on the recruiting trail and team poised for success in 2024.
Efforts continue to preserve abandoned, historic West View cemeteries
The Knoxville community of West View may seem less suspecting from a bird's eye view, but it's home to the largest African American burial site in the county. A passerby might not give a second glance to any of the three abandoned cemeteries, but they contain individuals whose impact the community and Knox Heritage are working to honor and preserve.
One on One: Ball Homes CEO Lisa Ball
Lisa Ball became vice president of Ball Homes in 1982. She and her brother, Mike, co-own and operate the homebuilding company that has been active in Central Kentucky since 1959 and in Louisville and Knoxville, Tennessee for more than two decades. The duo also co-own and manage RML Construction, a property management company with apartments and rental properties in Central Kentucky, Louisville and Knoxville. She co-manages all aspects of the homebuilding business founded by her parents, Don and Mira Ball, and also works with Christie’s International Real Estate Blue Grass, an affiliated real estate agency, and Walden Mortgage, an affiliated mortgage company. Ball is a board member of the Building Industry Association of Central Kentucky, where she has twice been president. She has also been president of the Lexington Apartment Association, served two terms on the LFUCG Affordable Housing Governing Board, and been a board member with the Hope Center Foundation, Equestrian Events Inc., the Kentucky Horse Park Commission and Sayre School in Lexington.
HCSO: Burglary suspect left Bulls Gap Fire Department with trash can full of items
A Bulls Gap man was charged with burglary Monday after he was allegedly spotted by a volunteer firefighter leaving the Bulls Gap Fire Department with a garbage can full of items. Hawkins County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Robert Rios stated in his report that he was dispatched to the Bulls Gap...
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