Heather Waliga

A Knoxville business owner teamed up with a local charity and several contractors to install a custom elevator inside Conner Hurst's home.

Teens in Knoxville gain confidence and job skills through pizza mentorship. Quan Evans leads the way at Hard Knox Pizza, inspiring future paths.

The software analyzes mammograms to identify subtle patterns in the tissue helping doctors find suspicious areas that might be missed by the naked eye.

Conner Hurst was asleep in his room when he started having a seizure. He spent the next two months in the ICU.

As part of our 'Back to School' series this week, Anchor Heather Waliga went behind-the-scenes to learn firsthand what it takes to be a principal in Knox County.

"I was so ashamed that I had this, and the only thing my doctor told me was you need to lose weight, and we're gonna put you on birth control."

Roberts will join the country music super star on the road starting in February.

Doctors urge women to get checked sooner. An East Tennessee mother said getting a baseline mammogram saved her life.

10News Morning Anchor Heather Waliga is sharing how you can save hundreds by booking your airfare at the counter.

In Tennessee, 48% of all communities are in child care deserts, according to Tennesseans for Quality Early Education.

Governor Bill Lee has appointed “Christmas Vacation” truckster owner Dave Moore a Tennessee Ambassador of Goodwill.

More than half of U.S. adults report they’ve gone into debt because of medical bills in the past five years.

Symptoms of depression and anxiety in children and adolescents have nearly doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The alternative approach to traditional therapy helps children proactively navigate stressors.

Abby missed more than a month of school, failing nearly every class as her symptoms spiraled out of control.

Some of the items might surprise you.

As pandemic life begins to normalize, many are leaving their jobs in search of ones that better fit their needs.

4.3 million workers voluntarily left their jobs in August, up 242,000 from July, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

All three East Tennessee girls got the chance to compete against hundreds of their typical peers.

Juneiry is one of seven bilingual children on the waiting list for a mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee.