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And sad news out of hollywood,ly allen particular, the beloved of the 80 sitcom growing pains has died. The late breaking details on fox5 news at 10. We will get to those stories in just a moment. But we begin tonight with beg breakingin news out of beltsvill m. Youre looking at live pictures from sky fox. A very serious accident on interstate 95. Inte right now were told by marylany state police that all lanes of interstate 95 both north and southbound are closed at the icc due to this bad accident were told that the crash involves a tractor trailer and a number ofe other vehicle also. At lea...

A man wanted for stabbing another man barricades himselfie inside an apartment. Were live with the latest fromt the scene. Fox5 local news starts now. Thank you so much for joining ui tonight, im Lauren Demarco andd im matt ackland. Were goingi to start tonight with the weather. The weather unbelievable that ww are having this weekend. I was a perfect saturday to spend outside with temperatures in the 60s and even hitting the 70s in some areas. This is the time of year whereee were often talking about blizards. Instead it feels like spring has arrived. Gwen is here to tell us if the temperatur...

LAUGHLIN — Administration and faculty teamed up to choreograph an inspirational graduation ceremony in the Laughlin High School gymnasium on Monday, May 20.The room was filled with ardent supporters both

Emerald Youth Foundation and SEEED will launch programs creatively addressing mental health needs of Knoxville’s youth through a citywide initiative.

From a garden trying to reduce food insecurity to a sports group working to teach kids teamwork, Knoxville organizations are aiming to counter violence with opportunities. This summer, 13 community groups will employ young people ages 12 to 21 who have been identified as being at high risk of suffering from or perpetrating violent crime. The groups will receive money from the city to make it happen.  The city is launching the pilot program in response to a prolonged spike in fatal shootings that has claimed the lives of five Black teenagers in Knoxville this year. Similar summer jobs...