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KCSO searching for missing 12-year-old girl
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A 12-year-old girl last seen in the Halls community of Knox County is at the center of a search by the Knox County Sheriff’s Office Juvenile Crimes Unit. An Endangered Child Alert was issued by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Wednesday afternoon. Raileigh Marie Capps was seen getting into a white […]
KUB: Sections of road on Middlebrook Pike at Weisgarber Road intersection closed as crews repair water main break
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A water main break was reported Wednesday morning on East Weisgarber Road at Middlebrook Pike, according to the Knoxville Police Department. Police are on the scene to help with traffic at this time. The Knoxville Utilities Board said they are working "as quickly and safely as...
Tennessee basketball announces sellout of season tickets
Basketball announced on Wednesday morning that it has sold out it's season ticket number of 14,500 for the second consecutive season. It marks the sixth straight season in which Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center has sold at least 13,000 season tickets. UT's announcement on Aug. 28 comes just over...
Metro Council Women’s Caucus and the Tennessee Women’s Political Caucus Host Reception Honoring Anna Eleanor Fierst, Great Granddaughter of Eleanor Roosevelt
NASHVILLE, TN, August 26, 2024 – Councilmember At Large Zulfat Suara, in partnership with the Metro Women’s Caucus and the Tennessee Women’s Political Caucus, is honored to host a special reception for Ms. Anna Eleanor Fierst, the great-granddaughter of former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. Ms. Fierst is a distinguished leader, serving as the board chair of the Roosevelt Center, an organization dedicated to preserving the legacy and advancing the ideals of her renowned great-grandmother.
Tennessee Pioneers Inclusive Tourism with Colorblind Viewfinders and All-Terrain Wheelchairs for Enhanced Accessibility
In Tennessee, the push to make adventure accessible is gaining traction, with the state rolling out inclusive features for travelers of all abilities. As reported by the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, these initiatives include a variety of outdoor and indoor accommodations designed to ensure that everyone, including those living with disabilities, experiences the natural and man-made wonders the state has to offer.
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