GOP federal spending bill could cut funding for SNAP and Medicaid, impacting many Tennesseans
House Republicans passed a spending bill that outlined trillions of dollars in spending cuts, expected to impact programs like SNAP and Medicaid.
Testimony starts in trial of man accused of causing fatal crash while trying to drive wounded woman to hospital
Isaac D. Armes, 23, is charged with vehicular homicide among other counts. Destiny Jones, a passenger, died after Armes crashed, authorities say.
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Warner Bros. shutting down three studios, have canceled Wonder Woman *Updated
Update: WBIE has confirmed Jason’s reporting with a statement:Jason Schreier of Bloomberg is reporting that Warner Bros. is ...
Rare planetary alignment: Seven worlds line up in the night sky this week
This week, sky-watchers will have the opportunity to witness a rare planetary alignment as several planets line up in the sky ...
Knoxville restaurant owner receives new kidney from living donor who saw his story on Channel 10
WBIR interviewed Walter Aljouney's family in 2023 as they called on the community, hoping to find a kidney donor. Natasha ...
'I'm reborn again': Tennessee restaurant owner receives kidney donation from a stranger
WBIR interviewed Walter Aljouney's family in 2023 as they called on the community, hoping to find a kidney donor. Natasha ...
MLGW, TVA officials ask customers to conserve energy during extreme cold
TVA leaders said the extreme cold in the Mid-South has led to increased demand. MLGW officials are asking industrial, ...
Margie Ison remembered as Knoxville 'broadcasting icon' after death at age 84
Longtime Knoxville meteorologist Margaret "Margie" Ison died on Feb. 16 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. She was 84 ...
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University of Tennessee agrees to settle public records lawsuit, turn over documents
RCFP attorneys represented WBIR anchor John Becker in his lawsuit against the university seeking records related to a federal energy lab.
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CNN anchor Jim Acosta has left the network. He spent some of his formative years at WBIR
Acosta, who worked at Knoxville's NBC affiliate WBIR from 1995 to 1998, was a prominent face of CNN until his sudden departure this week. He was known for holding President Donald Trump to account.