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The crash was reported at around 6:10 p.m., according to the Tennessee Department of Transportation.

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A spokesperson for the Knox County Sheriff's Office said people staying at the camp were told they had to leave on Friday.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation said two crashes were reported on I-40 at around the same time on Wednesday.

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Saturday, September 23, 2023--5:22 a.m. -WZQZ Radio- Jamon Kenterius Allen A nineteen-year-old Rome man remains hospitalized after trying to outrun law enforcement on Wednesday afternoon. WZQZ News spoke with Chattooga County Sheriff Mark Schrader on Thursday evening. Sheriff Schr

By entering a blind plea, Charles Douglas Doty Jr. effectively pleaded guilty but his sentencing would still be determined by the court at a sentencing hearing.

A man who made national headlines for threatening employees of a Knoxville Little Caesars with an AK-47 rifle because his pizza was not "hot-n-ready" has pleaded guilty in the case.

A Tennessee man who threatened Little Caesars employees at gunpoint over the short wait time for his pizza has pleaded guilty to the charges against him.

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