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TBI says Amber Alert is Still Active for Now 8 Year-Old Summer Wells

TBI says Amber Alert is Still Active for Now 8 Year-Old Summer Wells

An Amber Alert remains active for now 8 year-old Summer Wells out of Hawkins County. Then five year-old Summer Wells went missing on June 15, 2021 from her home in rural Hawkins County and her disappearance gained national attention. Yesterday was her eighth birthday, and she has now been missing for almost three years and…MORE

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Says Missing Man who Suffers from PTSD Has Been Found

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Says Missing Man who Suffers from PTSD Has Been Found

UPDATE: The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says 57-year-old Paul Blythe has been found safe. He was last seen at the Speedway gas station in Dandridge and suffers from PTSD, depression, Bipolar disorder, and Schizophrenia. Original Story: The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to find a missing Dandridge man. 57-year-old Paul Blythe…MORE

Man Gets 31-Year Sentence for Child Sexual Assault, Knox County DA Says

Man Gets 31-Year Sentence for Child Sexual Assault, Knox County DA Says

Knoxville, TN (WOKI) A man is sentenced Friday to 31 years in prison for multiple child sex crimes. Officials with District Attorney Charme Allen’s office say 40-year-old Carl Richard Chesney was convicted of rape of a child, sexual activity involving a minor and two counts of sexual battery and rape. During the trial, attorneys said…MORE

Knoxville Fire Department Responds to Fire at North Knoxville Tire Store

Knoxville Fire Department Responds to Fire at North Knoxville Tire Store

Knoxville, TN (WOKI) All employees are safe and no injuries are reported following a fire Friday morning at a used tire store in North Knoxville. Knoxville Fire Department officials say crews responded to a report of a fire at EZ Used Tires on 4715 Central Avenue Pike after receiving a 911 call around 11:20. Upon…MORE

There Have Been Pediatric Flu Deaths in Tennessee

There Have Been Pediatric Flu Deaths in Tennessee

The State of Tennessee has reported three pediatric flu deaths since the start of flu season which began on October 1st. Tennessee remains in the “very high” category when it comes to flu activity throughout the state. The first child flu death of the season was reported in December last year. To view the report…MORE

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