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From capturing carbon emissions to getting away from your phone, heres a look at some innovative tech companies in Knoxville.

Black Monday in 1987 proved that an investment professional can benefit from idealism.

Knox County Health Department and pharmacies are now offering COVID-19 vaccines for children 6 months to 4 years old. Here is how to schedule.

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Superintendent Jon Rysewyk and his team hope the reorganization will promote "responsiveness and community ownership" within Knox County Schools.

Shelby Peterson, Regional Planner for the East Alabama Planning Commission, kicked off the Monday evening planning meeting of the Cedar Bluff Town Council. Mayor Tammy Crane asked Peterson to discuss the Flood Zone and Lakefront Recreational Overlay Zoning District with the council.

It was an emotional time for the town of Cedar Bluff tonight, as the council voted on a motion to retire Badge 202 and honor Sgt. Chris Vaughn at the council meeting.

At approximately 4:15pm on Wednesday, law enforcement began pursuing a motorcycle along County Road 7 in Leesburg.  The motorcycle then turned north onto Highway 411 into Centre, then left on the bypass, and left on Cedar Bluff Road. A

A bid through Alabama Contract Sales, Inc. for the Cedar Bluff Bleacher project for the gym was approved at Wednesday night's Cherokee County Board of Education meeting.

A Clay County deputy is honored after being shot during a rescue attempt in the middle of a police standoff.