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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 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 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 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 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 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.

If you're sick of a bumpy ride along I-40 from Cedar Bluff to downtown Knoxville, you might want to buckle up - and have that spare tire handy.

On May 2, 1863, the citizens of Rome went to bed with no thought of the danger that awaited them the next day. Thanks to a Gadsden, Alabama mailman…

The high school football season is just getting warmed up. This week will offer another set of bumps, bruises and tackles behind the line. After a rough week of predictions

By GARRETT NEESE The Daily Mining Gazette HOUGHTON — The city of Houghton will seek a grant for improvements at Dee Stadium. The city council approved p